I've run into people who vigorously disagreed with Uwe – vigorously and, invariably, wrongly.
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That is why, after vigorously opposing Trump's candidacy during the Republican primaries, I vigorously supported him once he won the nomination.
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There is definitely a large bald dude vigorously, vigorously drying his balls in the same room as this photo is being taken.
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For example, a study of nearly 50,0003 runners and walkers found that those who exercised most vigorously were 42% less likely to develop cataracts than those who exercised the least vigorously.
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" CHS said it will "vigorously contest the baseless allegations.
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" The administration vowed to "vigorously defend against this lawsuit.
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We will vigorously defend against the allegations in this complaint.
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Andy slanderous accusations to the contrary will be vigorously defended.
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Bayer stands behind these products and will vigorously defend them.
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Senators have indicated they'll question Shelton vigorously on her views.
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He's tall, and fat, so I had to resist vigorously.
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Apple's boss, Tim Cook, has vigorously defended customers' privacy rights.
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Conservatives fear that morals will decline if less vigorously policed.
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From 2010 the coalition government enforced sanctions more vigorously still.
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Regardless, Del Taco says it will vigorously fight the allegations.
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Yet measures of housing market activity have not responded vigorously.
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The Standing Rock Sioux tribe are protesting the pipeline vigorously.
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"We will vigorously defend these proceedings in court," Zeineh said.
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The Post has vigorously denied the accusations against Mr. Rezaian.
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Contesting that claim vigorously is key to the centrist's success.
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We will vigorously defend ourselves with regard to this matter.
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The allegations are baseless and we will vigorously defend ourselves.
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Goldman has said that it will contest the claim 'vigorously'.
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The restaurant industry vigorously opposed the New York City law.
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The bank has said it will contest any complaint vigorously.
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But when you exercise vigorously, your arms tend to swing.
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Other excellent lawyers will defend the order vigorously in court.
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These accusations and others will be vigorously contested in court.
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Shake vigorously, then strain into prepared glass filled with ice.
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The alphabet soup of financial regulators would be vigorously stirred.
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Needless to say, Leicester City players and fans, celebrated vigorously.
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Obama administration officials have been vigorously lobbying against the Sept.
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Chief Justice Roberts has used his power vigorously and strategically.
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Manafort vigorously denied the report, accusing The Guardian of libel.
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The Justice Department will continue to vigorously defend this position.
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The NFL has said it will contest the claim vigorously.
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He vigorously defended Georgia's "exact match" system of voter verification.
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"We vigorously contest Natixis' claim," Marex said in a statement.
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"I look forward to defending myself vigorously," Ghosn's statement said.
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The tech companies initially pushed back vigorously against the bill.
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Make the point to your constituents, clearly, honestly and vigorously.
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The law should make that explicit and be vigorously enforced.
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He yawned and rubbed his face vigorously to wake up.
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Algae are growing much more vigorously in the warmer climate.
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The legal team vigorously fought the case on his behalf.
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Many are vigorously engaged in charitable work and community service.
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This is a mistaken view that should be vigorously challenged.
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We vigorously deployed my wife's 62% alcohol lavender hand sanitizer.
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This is not Rudy vigorously defending Mr. Trump's bad behavior.
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They applauded vigorously, at one point, in support of him.
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Hegseth advocated vigorously for these soldiers accused of war crimes.
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Coons said GOP colleagues "vigorously" tried to change Flake's mind.
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Her family and the foundation have vigorously denied the charge.
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"I had to whip very vigorously before Christmas," Meadows said.
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The Cuban government vigorously denied any involvement in the incidents.
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He said he'd like to see the mandate "vigorously" enforced.
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He also vigorously challenged the prevailing view on climate change.
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He has since vigorously fought efforts to obtain his returns.
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The R.S.S. vigorously opposed her and her Congress Party allies.
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We intend to continue vigorously defending against the remaining claims.
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We intend to vigorously defend the company against these claims.
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He will have to campaign vigorously to win the run-off.
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Whisk vigorously until the milk mixture is foamy, about 30 seconds.
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The insurer rejects the charges and plans to contest them vigorously.
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We remain committed to vigorously defending ourselves against these baseless allegations.
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A link to a Washington Post article vigorously defending the budget.
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Charlie plans to vigorously defend himself and quickly clear his name.
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Theranos has said it will "respond vigorously to Walgreens' unfounded allegations."
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You can't see me, but I started nodding vigorously during that.
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Furthermore, pro-choice groups vigorously oppose each of these justice's nominations.
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Shake vigorously, strain into the prepared cocktail glass, and drink up.
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" He adds, "I will vigorously fight these fabricated and groundless claims.
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He says his client will "vigorously" challenge the allegations against him.
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HSBC said at that time that it would defend itself vigorously.
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Shake vigorously, then strain into a cocktail glass filled with ice.
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Martins&apos attorney, Mark Bederow, vowed to "vigorously" challenge the case.
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Before Ms Park, no president was vigorously investigated while in office.
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Should such a proposal be made, we would vigorously oppose it.
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Ryan James, Leopold's lawyer, said he would "vigorously oppose" an extension.
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So could vigorously sexercising get you just as ready to compete?
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The State will continue to argue vigorously that it does not.
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Pour the melted butter into the milk-egg mixture, whisking vigorously.
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Several members of the Bush camp vigorously rejected the donor critiques.
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"We will vigorously defend it against any court challenge," she said.
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The bill is being vigorously opposed by conservative hardliners and moderates.
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Officials there tried vigorously to dissuade him from sending the letter.
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Shake vigorously and strain into a collins glass filled with ice.
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Shake vigorously, then strain into a highball glass filled with ice.
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And this pledge will be vigorously pursued because elections have consequences.
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She shakes the soy milk box so vigorously, she becomes demonic.
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He has vigorously challenged the test results through the arbitration process.
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Kleiner Perkins denied the accusations and vigorously fought them in court.
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She praised him as an "icon" and vigorously defended his record.
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Add all ingredients in a cocktail shaker and shake vigorously. 2.
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By contrast, law enforcement vigorously pursued its end of the program.
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The claim by the associate, Lev Parnas, is being vigorously disputed.
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AND WE WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT VERY VIGOROUSLY AGAINST SUCH ABUSES.
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Beijing vigorously condemns foreign leaders who meet the "splittist" Dalai Lama.
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Purdue Pharma issued a statement saying it "vigorously denies" the allegations.
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Oil companies fight vigorously to defend their monopoly on transportation fuels.
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It's also why efforts to undermine them should be vigorously opposed.
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And Lewis campaigned vigorously for Stacey Abrams's gubernatorial bid in Georgia.
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The Russian Ministry of Sport vigorously denied many of the allegations.
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Mr. Trump and his campaign have vigorously denied the women's accounts.
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Trump will fight it vigorously, if prosecutors continue down that path.
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They're proceeding vigorously but not with reckless abandon or excessive hubris.
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Meanwhile, the White House has vowed to vigorously defend the nominee.
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Trump and Romney have vigorously disagreed on a host of issues.
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The SNAP policy meets that test and should be vigorously defended.
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Furthermore, pro-choice groups vigorously opposed each of these justices' nominations.
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They decide how vigorously to pursue trade disputes with foreign carmakers.
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Pitino has vigorously denied any involvement or knowledge of the scheme.
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"The best mess you can imagine!" echoes Carlotta, both nodding vigorously.
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Lower the heat slightly, cover, and simmer vigorously for 30 minutes.
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Their right to protest in this way must be vigorously defended.
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The solution is building codes with strict energy requirements, vigorously enforced.
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Mr. Schultz has said that he intends to "vigorously" defend himself.
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"I take Sessions' word that he will vigorously prosecute those crimes."
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Males that signalled more vigorously were speedier in the sprint trials.
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Few have condemned the prosecutors' shortcomings more vigorously than Mr. Cho.
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There were those with the temerity to vigorously disagree with me.
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However, I will vigorously defend myself against any allegations of wrongdoing.
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Powerful forces are vigorously fighting raising the industry's rock-bottom wages.
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In the past, Graham has vigorously opposed any drawdown in Afghanistan.
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Attorneys general have a duty to vigorously defend the First Amendment.
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But it is expected to be vigorously contested by many states.
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"We'll oppose them vigorously and are confident we'll prevail," he said.
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"We're going to vigorously defend the case against her," Heller said.
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Ollie turned to the UConn section and shook his fists vigorously.
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In parliament, Mr Shah vigorously denied that his bill was discriminatory.
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One was waving particularly vigorously, as if trying to attract attention.
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Companies that operate on a franchise model vigorously opposed the change.
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Democrats vigorously dispute that and say that conservatives led by Sen.
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I will vigorously defend myself against these false and defamatory allegations.
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Kavanaugh's supporters on the committee will want to vigorously defend him.
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He enjoys the presumption of innocence and vigorously denies these charges.
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My friends and family vigorously argued over the magazine's album reviews.
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The department "will continue to vigorously defend this position," he said.
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We then closed the room, debated vigorously until a decision was made.
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The small orchestra responded vigorously if sometimes scrappily to Mr. Crawford's direction.
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In interviews, Mr. Roe's clients and current colleagues vigorously defended his ethics.
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In a statement to CNN, Johnson & Johnson vowed to defend itself vigorously.
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Her palms catch the wooden handle and begin to rub them vigorously.
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In a statement, the company said it was "vigorously contesting" the lawsuit.
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AAC Gotham May- Questioned Vigorously Has fallen 2.3 Technologies Research 11 accounting.
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The company said it rejects the charges and will contest them vigorously.
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Place the lid on the shaker and shake vigorously until thoroughly chilled.
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And we've vigorously pursue them and believe that they belong on Nasdaq.
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We remain committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information.
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He shimmies more vigorously than even the most enthusiastic musical theater kid.
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Fill the shaker to the brim with ice cubes and shake vigorously.
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The Chinese government has protested vigorously since Meng's arrest on Dec. 1.
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Epstein's conduct was despicable, and everyone who participated should be vigorously prosecuted.
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Rio Tinto said it would defend itself vigorously against the SEC's allegations.
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Since 2014 the allies have responded vigorously to Russia's annexation of Ukraine.
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But best of all, this film is unabashedly democratic and vigorously relevant.
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Clovis always vigorously opposed any Russian trip for Donald Trump or staff.
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People are playing the game again, vigorously and for hours each day.
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But this year's election is being waged most vigorously on voters' phones.
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Lula says the apartment was never his and vigorously protests his innocence.
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" Clayton promises that his agency will "continue to police this area vigorously.
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Omega will "vigorously oppose" the order, which would take effect from Nov.
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More recently, the Pentagon vigorously denied any complicity with Al Qaeda militants.
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Lockheed denies the allegation and said it would defend the matter vigorously.
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More recently, the Pentagon vigorously denied any complicity with al-Qaida militants.
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" Reading added that the mayor will "vigorously fight these allegations in court.
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Jack Reed, who sat in the front row, shook his head vigorously.
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Miller vowed that the NYPD would investigate and prosecute such incidents vigorously.
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MORE just as vigorously as you disagree with and fear Donald Trump.
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The Justice Department will "vigorously defend" the ban, the White House said.
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Lower speeds delicately mix chunky ingredients while higher speeds vigorously whip meringue.
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In one of them, I masturbated vigorously while Newman from Seinfeld watched.
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The two competitors have fought vigorously over Sanders' record on gun control.
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In his address, Barzani vigorously defended his decision to hold the Sept.
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These heavy-handed actions by the Trump administration must be vigorously opposed.
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The firm vigorously rejects such estimates—and calls another figure deeply flawed.
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Is that common for dealers to test as vigorously as you do?
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Like many organizers of today's protest, I vigorously support an open internet.
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Rio Tinto says it will defend itself vigorously against the SEC's allegations.
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Creating one requires cooperation from the Socialists, who vigorously oppose Mr. Rajoy.
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"We are vigorously contesting the Third Point lawsuit," Campbell said on Thursday.
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If you see something, report it and we will vigorously pursue justice.
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"We'll be opposing Roy Moore vigorously," McConnell told reporters at the Capitol.
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We must vigorously and vocally support him, lest the Washington insiders win.
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"We vigorously opposed the changes," said Steve Hamer, chairman of Bristol Rovers.
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Ford's chief executive, Mark Fields, has vigorously defended the company's Mexico strategy.
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Attorneys for Stone said Friday they plan to vigorously contest the charges.
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Sieve the chickpea flour in, whisking vigorously so as to avoid lumps.
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When you need to use your recipe always mix vigorously before application.
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Tite, the coach of Brazil, has vigorously defended Neymar throughout the tournament.
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"We will vigorously defend ourselves against all such allegations," the company said.
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It's a harmonious house, thrumming with the sound of people agreeing vigorously.
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The commission's chairman, Ajit Pai, vigorously defended the repeal before the vote.
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Shake vigorously and strain into a collins glass filled with crushed ice.
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Mr. Zlochevsky and Burisma have always vigorously disputed the accusations against them.
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In Louisiana, he has vigorously pushed reforms on curriculum and teacher preparation.
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The U.S. cracked down vigorously, spending billions of dollars incarcerating drug users.
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"Wash your hands for 21 seconds with soap and water vigorously" True.
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Why aren't they vigorously protesting and trying to stop these egregious actions?
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Shake vigorously for 30 seconds, then divide evenly between two cocktail coupes.
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The president's lawyers have vigorously fought to shield his personal financial information.
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Patrick Brackley, Mr. Nelson's lawyer, said he would "vigorously defend the case."
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He and Rupp have vigorously denied violating rules against taking banned substances.
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That raised doubts about the administration's commitment to enforce vigorously this law.
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We are reviewing our options and will continue to defend ourselves vigorously.
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This case is without merit and we are defending the claim vigorously.
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But campus officials have vigorously defended Mr. Yiannopoulos's constitutional right to speak.
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Our conclusions are prejudiced, pursued to be validated, rather than vigorously challenged.
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" The statement added that Mr. Weiss "intends to contest the claim vigorously.
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Mr. Allen has vigorously and consistently denied any wrongdoing in the case.
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President Hernández, 50, has vigorously denied any involvement in the drug crimes.
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But around 2005, the Fraud Section began enforcing it much more vigorously.
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Boeing said the lawsuit was "meritless and will vigorously defend against it."
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Friedman maintains his innocence and will vigorously defend against these improper charges.
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Deason's allegations are without merit and the company will vigorously defend itself.
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The endorsements cause indignation among those who are most vigorously opposed Trump.
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The AJC's claims are baseless and we will vigorously defend against them.
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Last month, Trump campaigned vigorously for Southern Republicans in off-year elections.
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Add in the gin, chartreuse, salt, pepper, and ice and shake vigorously.
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Whisk vigorously with a fork until all ingredients are well blended. 2.
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The counter-counterfactual is this: Are Republican leaders so unwilling to condemn Trump because their voters support him so vigorously, or do these voters support Trump so vigorously because so few Republican leaders have dared condemn his actions?
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By this point, we should be seeing an amping up of the Walker circulation pattern, meaning cool air should be sinking more vigorously in the central and eastern Pacific as warm air rises more vigorously over the western Pacific.
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Some critics accuse him of using shoddy statistics, a charge he vigorously disputes.
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REINES: Joe, you can&apost see me nodding, but I am nodding vigorously.
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And because it grows vigorously, it is a good forage crop for livestock.
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Mike Conaway, will cover for the White House as vigorously as Nunes did.
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The information was stolen and manipulated and we will fight these claims vigorously.
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Footage at the time shows a brown-haired Sessions vigorously denying the allegations.
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It will be my priority to confront these crises vigorously, effectively, and immediately.
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"And I would expect to see her compete vigorously in the early states."
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It's a program that Hoffman, and others in his camp, have vigorously defended.
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Last week, Huawei said it would "vigorously oppose" Cole's removal from the case.
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Slowly pour the warm milk mixture into the egg mixture while whisking vigorously.
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Even so, says Mr Blumenfeld, the policy is unlikely to be vigorously enforced.
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In a statement to Mashable, Verizon vigorously criticized Huawei's handling of the issue.
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"We intend to defend ourselves vigorously," Wefox's founder told TechCrunch at the time.
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So why are Obama and Hillary Clinton so vigorously opposed to this language?
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Singas said in a statement that her office will "vigorously investigate" the allegations.
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Unusually for an African city, land use and construction rules are vigorously enforced.
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The response: The Trump administration has vigorously pushed back against China's tech drive.
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Christina Mills, a spokeswoman for Elliott, said Elliott would vigorously contest the charges.
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They both, along with Amazon, compete vigorously to offer video—a growing segment.
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"Now we have to wait and see how vigorously the S.E.C. enforces them."
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It took up that strategy so vigorously that it alarmed al-Qaeda's leadership.
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The authorities vigorously deny involvement in thousands of mysterious killings of drug users.
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Mr. Nowacoski rubs and scratches their haunches vigorously, sizing up their meat. Confirmed.
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Police vigorously reject that, saying they were suspected drug dealers who resisted arrest.
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The company plans to vigorously defend itself in the lawsuit, the spokeswoman said.
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This is hardly the alleged shift in negotiating power Langer so vigorously condemns.
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"We intend to fight this agenda vigorously and expect to prevail," he said.
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The White House is vigorously debating how to approach its policy with Cuba.
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ET hour, Kavanaugh vigorously denied the two sexual misconduct allegations made against him.
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"We intend on defending Mr. Russon's interests vigorously at trial," the lawyer said.
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But it was used more vigorously and successfully by the forces of capital.
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It vigorously promoted some movies while banning other competing movies in some markets.
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Vigorously, she mobilized her forces to block what had seemed a sure thing.
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These allegations are without merit and we will vigorously defend this baseless lawsuit.
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He danced and clapped with the other kids, but a little more vigorously.
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" Cruz: "I think we need to be acting vigorously to prevent Russian aggression.
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Those two influential organizations have spent a half-century vigorously policing gender boundaries.
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We should challenge the assertions of politicians of all stripes just as vigorously.
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United has denied the charges and is fighting vigorously against them in court.
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In fact, many of them can damage your skin if used too vigorously.
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So let's vigorously play the roles that we have the fortune to inhabit.
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I vigorously work on myself and my relationship with the world around me.
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Add a drop of dish detergent, put on the top and shake vigorously.
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For the average consumer, this translates to still washing hands vigorously and often.
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Like many Asian-Americans and many Harvard graduates, I vigorously oppose the lawsuit.
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Whatever conquests you're embarking on, Mars is pushing you to attack them vigorously.
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Google has appealed the European Commission's decision and has vigorously defended itself online.
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A federal official said Tuesday that the government would "vigorously defend" its position.
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Ms. Bidlingmaier, a former casting producer for "The Bachelor," vigorously shook her hips.
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A vigorously contested presidential nomination is a healthy part of the political process.
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Most disturbingly, stories of assault are still discounted; cases are not vigorously prosecuted.
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Only a single man, Hamilton argued, could act vigorously in times of crisis.
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Macron has clashed vigorously with Trump on the issue, but was conciliatory today.
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"We vigorously deny the allegation that we retain any such capability," Purdy said.
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So this question that you asked was vigorously debated over and over again.
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Trump pushed back at that poll vigorously on Thursday, as did his campaign.
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In polls, most French people say the state should vigorously combat anti-Semitism.
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Some faculty members took the role of useful fools, vigorously defending the indefensible.
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Problems with providing electricity are rare, and the state enforces the law vigorously.
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Americans are very generous and vigorously support causes that help those in need.
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Far from saying the facts don't matter, the president is vigorously contesting them.
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If you touch the column, make sure to wash your hands vigorously afterward.
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"We will vigorously dispute the FCC's assertions," AT&T spokesman Michael Balmoris said.
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"Congress has campaigned vigorously and formed alliances with important caste leaders," Jha says.
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The AJC&aposs claims are baseless and we will vigorously defend against them.
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It will be my priority to confront these crises vigorously, effectively and immediately.
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"Past presidential administrations have vigorously policed unauthorized use of the seal," Bookbinder says.
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Or objects vigorously when a trainee scrubs in — a mainstay of surgical education?
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But that characterization would be vigorously disputed by a number of female coaches.
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Penn Central went on to vigorously oppose official landmark status for Grand Central.
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The B.J.P. decided to contest local elections vigorously in West Bengal last year.
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We intend to vigorously defend Oculus and its investors to the fullest extent.
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Don't vigorously dry hump the air for 15 seconds because a joke worked.
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In his statement to Reuters, Foresman said he is contesting the lawsuit vigorously.
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His only concern is his daughter and intends to vigorously fight these false charges.
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The message you get is, 'We plan to vigorously enforce our Iran-related laws.
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Super Micro, Homeland Security, Apple, and Amazon have all vigorously denied the report's accuracy.
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Gems says it believes the claims are without merit and will vigorously defend itself.
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I don't think President Trump will continue that effort so vigorously, and that's something.
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In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add first six ingredients and shake vigorously.
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In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add first four ingredients and shake vigorously.
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Russia's Rosatom, a state-owned nuclear-power firm, is selling its technology abroad vigorously.
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Lab tests may heat the fluid more vigorously than real vapers do, for example.
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His defense attorney, Mark Donahoe, tells PEOPLE he intends on vigorously fighting the charges.
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Shkreli's lawyer Ben Brafman told BuzzFeed News he will "vigorously oppose" the government's motion.
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Weinstein "intends to vigorously fight these charges," his lawyer, Ben Brafman, said in court.
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She vigorously smoothed it, as if she could physically wipe away the painful memories.
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But Madikizela-Mandela vigorously denied the charges and was reelected to Parliament in 1999.
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"We were certainly under the impression that he'd fight the story vigorously," Lessin said.
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However, it's still the right thing to do and should be pursued vigorously, regardless.
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China helped draft the tougher new guidelines, and says it will vigorously implement them.
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He vigorously denied belonging to the group or that he held anti-Semitic beliefs.
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"Air Canada will contest it vigorously," a spokeswoman for the airline said by email.
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Neither Johnson nor university officials were pleased with this development, and they objected vigorously.
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Trump was criticized for not responding to the Charlottesville incident quickly or vigorously enough.
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"We intend to fight this agenda vigorously and expect to prevail," he has said.
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Still, she produces relatively little work and vigorously resists all forms of self-promotion.
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However, we do intend to vigorously defend what we consider to be false allegations.
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Mr. McCabe's lawyers have vigorously denied that he intentionally lied to Mr. Horowitz's investigators.
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I will work vigorously as a member of the Judiciary Committee to achieve confirmation.
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"We can expect China to retaliate against Canada very vigorously," he said by email.
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Catch up quick: Erdogan wasn't on the ballot, but he campaigned vigorously for weeks.
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"Look at John McCain: He can't get himself to vigorously support Trump," Ward said.
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I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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In 2003, the New York City Bar was more direct, vigorously defending client privacy.
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He has pleaded not guilty to all charges and vigorously denied allegations of rape.
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We continue to believe the case has no merit and will defend ourselves vigorously.
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Endo said it was disappointed by the action and intends to vigorously defend itself.
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Stallone believed the woman filed a false police report, and vigorously denied the allegation.
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Critics contend the presidential statements reflect an animus toward Muslims, something Trump vigorously denies.
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Caterpillar, in its 2016 annual report, said it is "vigorously contesting" the IRS demand.
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"We stand behind our products and services and will vigorously defend ourselves," Comcast says.
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The lawsuit is without merit and we will vigorously defend ourselves against the claim.
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Sean Newell A-Rod vigorously dried off his bat between his legs last night.
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The worst thing Ovechkin's ever been accused of is celebrating his goals too vigorously.
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Elliot will vigorously contest the charges, according to a spokeswoman for the former executive.
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Religiously-motivated harassment must be combated as vigorously as all other forms of bigotry.
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Clinton has pledged to vigorously defend Obama's climate agenda and to strengthen his regulations.
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We must work as vigorously as possible to include dads right from the start.
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"The charges against me are totally unfounded, and will be vigorously defended," Glenn said.
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Pompeo vigorously denied a report connecting their departures to her new $20 million salary.
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A number of companies vigorously opposed, for example, a separate line for added sugars.
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How widely and vigorously the Osaka precedent will be applied across Japan remains unclear.
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Dave Robertson (R), a sponsor of the bill, vigorously defended the legislation on Wednesday.
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The Post has advocated vigorously for Saudi Arabia be held accountable for Khashoggi's fate.
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The taste of pure Juul juice in your mouth is one to vigorously avoid.
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Fox has called Hughes's lawsuit "bogus" and promised to "vigorously defend" itself against it.
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President Obama promised, for instance, to "vigorously pursue" hate crimes and civil rights cases.
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"Our case was very vigorously presented and we await a positive outcome," he said.
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The Saudi government has vigorously denied that it had any part in the Sept.
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We also have industry-leading graphics IP and, if necessary, will vigorously defend it.
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Conway, a counselor to the president, has pushed back vigorously on that suggestion before.
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Indivior said in a statement that it would continue to "vigorously defend" its position.
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IOOF said the allegations were misconceived and that it would vigorously defend against them.
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Crown said in a statement it would "vigorously defend" itself against the shareholders' allegations.
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That doesn't sound like a candidate who is going to vigorously contest the outcome.
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We will advocate vigorously for our sustainability agenda, including the impacts of climate change.
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Traditional auto manufacturers are vigorously testing highly automated vehicles (HAVs) in real-world environments.
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In 2016, Elliott, which was invested in Arconic, campaigned vigorously to have Kleinfeld removed.
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But Wray has assured lawmakers that the FBI is vigorously going after domestic terorrism.
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In fact, no president has campaigned so vigorously in a midterm election as Trump.
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Instead, we will vigorously defend ourselves and, by extension, this groundbreaking and original film.
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"We will be vigorously defending ourselves and are exploring all legal options," Unaoil said.
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If the purpose however is to scapegoat Mr. Weinstein, he will vigorously defend himself.
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Yoo intends to vigorously defend herself against her former employer's baseless and vengeful claims.
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The younger Trump later vigorously denied the phrase was a reference to the Holocaust.
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Combine the remaining ingredients in a cocktail shaker filled with ice and shake vigorously.
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But he told Variety that Rose denied the charges and would vigorously contest them.
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The pharmaceutical industry vigorously promoted it as a biological solution to a chemical problem.
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" He hunched his shoulders vigorously as if to say "Whatevs," and then advised: "Enjoy.
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He in turn was known to vigorously support young scientists and their wild ideas.
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But the military has been pushing vigorously on Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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Chinese officials have said they have already acted vigorously to close rogue chemical makers.
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If the purpose, however, is to scapegoat Mr. Weinstein, he will vigorously defend himself.
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Combine all the ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake vigorously. 2.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. Pai has vigorously opposed federal proposals to block those state laws.
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Stone has vigorously denied any direct contact with WikiLeaks or its founder, Julian Assange.
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Lam and her top advisers vigorously debated how to tamp down the increasing violence.
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"I am anticipating that we will be vigorously defending the case," Mr. Smith said.
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Ideas are more likely to be refined and improved if vigorously questioned and tested.
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Avenatti said in the filing on Monday that Daniels "vigorously opposes" dismissing the suit.
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"We look forward to vigorously defending against this lawsuit in court," the spokesman said.
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"We will vigorously fight these charges," his lawyer Steve Zissou said outside of court.
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Dick Gephardt (D-Mo.) hit out at each other vigorously as the caucuses neared.
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It is possible to vigorously oppose Trump's abuses without fomenting delusions about his predecessors.
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"We dispute today's allegations and will vigorously fight them," said NSO in a statement.
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Yet America remains involved in the conflicts he most vigorously criticized, Afghanistan and Syria.
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Ms. Cockburn has made a point of campaigning vigorously in those deep-red areas.
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"We stand by the story and will vigorously defend," Times spokeswoman Eileen Murphy said.
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"We don't want fake news," he added, as Mr. Duda nodded vigorously in agreement.
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The network vigorously denied the accusations in a statement from its outside counsel, Dechert.
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Masters officials vigorously denied bias in the way they treated athletes or apportioned records.
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Fiat Chrysler called the lawsuit "meritless" and said it plans to vigorously defend itself.
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Italy's coach, Conor O'Shea, who is Irish, vigorously defended his team after the game.
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He knows the limits of his "family" audience, but he works vigorously within them.
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State regulators have vigorously opposed the idea, saying it exceeds the OCC's statutory authority.
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Democrats most vigorously champion social and economic equality, Republicans individual liberty and economic freedom.
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Its orders are not quite ignored, but they usually are not vigorously enforced either.
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And top reporters began digging on these topics even more vigorously after Comey's firing.
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"We will defend ourselves vigorously through the judicial process regarding these lawsuits," she said.
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Shake the cocktail "vigorously with ice" and serve on the rocks with a lemon twist.
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A lot of them do that, but you have to vigorously investigate and enforce them.
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However, I also believe the risks of vigorously investigating Trump have very little political downside.
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Since taking office in March 2013, Pope Francis has vigorously supported talks aimed at rapprochement.
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His only concern is his daughter and [he] intends to vigorously fight these false charges.
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The white paper is set to be debated vigorously by lawmakers over the coming weeks.
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"I vigorously dispute the allegation that my conduct was in any way reckless," he said.
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"We will defend against any claim vigorously," the Times said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The flimsy little booklets are positioned beside supposed high-quality material and get downloaded vigorously.
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Facebook would fight any attempt vigorously and would appeal any ruling to break it up.
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For years, it's been obvious that poppers aren't exactly the smartest chemical to vigorously huff.
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For example, the Chinese community in California vigorously opposed extending affirmative action in public universities.
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Lawyers for Bittar and Hauschild have said that their clients would contest the allegations vigorously.
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At the top of the agenda: the Iran nuclear deal, which Mr. Macron vigorously supports.
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The battery crisis should also make Samsung move more vigorously to address another structural problem.
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During Mr Modi's first term, hardline Hindus complained that their agenda was not vigorously pursued.
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Cboe, Nasdaq, and NYSE vigorously opposed the pilot when it was proposed early last year.
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Among other things, one has to move around quite vigorously to hold the weight down.
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This is California's money, appropriated by Congress, and we will vigorously defend it in court.
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Season 1 proved "Better Call Saul" can flex its dramatic muscles, vigorously, at any moment.
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Several ministers have echoed Mr Gove's thoughts, though none has expressed them quite so vigorously.
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This is an egregious violation of Brooke's rights, which we will litigate vigorously to vindicate.
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Since 2001 the company has lobbied vigorously to perform more of its own safety tests.
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It will do nothing for the coal miners to whom Trump has so vigorously pandered.
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Collins, Slager's defense attorney, says they will vigorously dispute that the fire was intentionally set.
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"We intend to vigorously defend him in the court of the law," the statement reads.
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PicsArt will vigorously defend itself against these baseless claims and all options are under consideration.
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"We'll be opposing Roy Moore vigorously," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters in Washington.
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This is just more grandstanding from CNN, and we will vigorously defend against this lawsuit.
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It added it would work vigorously with Chinese partner CGN to ensure the project's success.
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It's a biannual, but it goes to seed often and spreads vigorously across the landscape.
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The Company looks forward to vigorously defending against Tribune's claims and pursuing our own claim.
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The woman, meanwhile, was vigorously tapping out texts and making angry faces at her phone.
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Turn off the heat and add the butter and vanilla and stir again quite vigorously.
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We will vigorously reject any legislation to repeal or dismantle the ACA, Medicare or Medicaid.
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"Trans people should continue to vigorously enforce their rights just as they were doing before."
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Working as a bartender and vigorously shaking drinks until frothy is all I ever did.
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Ocwen said it was reviewing the charges and that it intends to vigorously defend itself.
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The two firms said in a press release they "intend to vigorously contest" the DOJ.
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He wrote a now-famous memo to the president which was vigorously critical of Comey.
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The company looks forward to vigorously defending against Tribune's claims and pursuing our own claim.
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They're all churned vigorously by the rhythms and motions of the machine until muddled together.
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The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) said in a statement that it will vigorously defend the proceedings.
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"We'll be opposing Roy Moore vigorously," McConnell told reporters at the Capitol earlier this week.
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He quickly jumped in the shower and spent half an hour vigorously conditioning his hair.
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Mondella was known for giving salary advances, and loans whose repayment was not vigorously pursued.
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We intend to vigorously defend the company against the claims set forth in this lawsuit.
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"These claims are baseless and we will vigorously defend ourselves," GM spokesman Dan Flores said.
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Nixon vigorously fought special prosecutor Leon Jaworski's subpoena by citing national security and executive privilege.
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We must safeguard that right and vigorously oppose any effort to censor or suppress it.
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AMP, which demutalised and listed in 143, has said it would "vigorously defend" the claims.
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Instead, Glassman said that his agency "vigorously prosecutes" anyone who lies on federal ATF forms.
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" Trump has vigorously denied accusations of sexual harassment and branded all his accusers as "liars.
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Separately, the Justice Department will ask law enforcement agencies to more vigorously track police killings.
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Trump and his advocates have vigorously denied collaborating with Russia's efforts to influence the election.
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Further, we must not overlook how vigorously Iran has battered U.S., Saudi and British infrastructure.
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Large South African businesses and trade unions vigorously oppose Eskom's efforts to raise power tariffs.
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Eugene Kaspersky has vigorously denied accusations that his company has close ties to Russian intelligence.
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To grab a piece of the action, the auction industry leaders have expanded vigorously online.
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Early stage Loa loa larvae thrash around in the blood more vigorously than other worms.
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Warning of the risk of cancer, he campaigned vigorously against the use of chewing tobacco.
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When I finally climbed out of the water and vigorously rubbed my arms, sparks flew.
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The one where you end up vigorously rubbing your sore, dry eyes to no avail?
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In a medium bowl, vigorously whisk together the light brown sugar and eggs until incorporated.
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Whisk vigorously until fluffy ribbons form in the mixture and its temperature reaches 150°F.
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It said the most recent lawsuit was without merit and it would contest it vigorously.
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I had noticed a little rock-and-roll hop he sometimes does when speaking vigorously.
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In a detailed statement, Petrobras vigorously denied that compliance investigators have faced significant internal obstacles.
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Democrats are at a moment when they are vigorously debating the future of health care.
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Our legal coalition will vigorously defend the law and the Americans President Trump has abandoned.
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Bernie Sanders, Harris and Biden vigorously sparred over the differences in their health care plans.
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But the taller oak trees survived, and the grass grew vigorously during the spring rains.
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Citizens in Zimbabwe's two major cities vigorously heeded the call for the strike on Monday.
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Many of the candidates who had vigorously opposed Trump, including on moral grounds, endorsed him.
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But the leaders of major faiths have examined these fears and still vigorously endorse vaccination.
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The West Bank has around 1.8 million Palestinian residents, who would vigorously oppose Israeli annexation.
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"This is California's money, appropriated by Congress, and we will vigorously defend it in court."
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The question "Does theater matter?" can be vigorously debated in times of peace and prosperity.
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Justice Kavanaugh has vigorously denied her account as well as allegations by two other women.
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Judge Kavanaugh, who has vigorously denied the allegations, has repeatedly expressed his desire to testify.
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But imagine him bobbing his head vigorously and occasionally pantomime dancing for the full effect.
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They also plan to vigorously argue for a robust tobacco regulation regime within the FDA.
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In my conversations with Alex, he was careful not to broadcast this change too vigorously.
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"Not with Donald J. Trump, believe me," he declared, and again the audience responded vigorously.
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Inevitably, with senators unable to vigorously campaign themselves, the battle of the surrogates will ensue.
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"We will act against it, vigorously and continuously, including during the current period," Netanyahu said.
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Mr. Roof's lawyers, who were sidelined during the sentencing phase of the trial, disagreed vigorously.
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Ricardo Rossello had vigorously opposed the request, saying it would be stepping on his toes.
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As the flames die down, whisk in cream and boil, mixing vigorously for 1 minute.
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Religious freedom is a precious right that the leaders of black churches must defend vigorously.
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Mr. Zaremski's lawyer, Evan F. Nappen, said that his firm would "vigorously defend" Mr. Zaremski.
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Henry Holt vigorously defended Mr. O'Reilly when questions arose about the accuracy of his books.
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"We are committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information," Grewal's statement read.
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"These claims are baseless and we will vigorously defend ourselves," it said in a statement.
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"We are committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information," Grewal's statement reads.
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" Grewal said that Facebook is "committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information.
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He smiled broadly for every photo and vigorously rubbed fans' shoulders after each camera flash.
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The regulator has previously said it would vigorously defend its authority to grant the charters.
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Above all else, every eligible citizen must value and vigorously protect the right to vote.
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Maestro Kim's next provocation will paradoxically propel Seoul all the more vigorously to placate Pyongyang.
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Stutzman has vigorously defended his decision to charge his campaign for the trip to California.
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As a scientist (on video) gestured vigorously, the dancer Jon Kinzel echoed her surprising lyricism.
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That game was a sellout: 36,952 fans, most of them cheering vigorously for the Dominicans.
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Nor is it clear how vigorously it will enforce Voting Rights Act clauses that remain.
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Uzac denied the allegations and said he intends to defend himself "vigorously" against the charges.
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According to Shapiro, Kelly had vigorously objected, feeling that the show was casting him off.
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It's unclear how vigorously the new president will confront the "corrupt establishment" he has condemned.
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Many veterans groups vigorously opposed Mr. Hegseth, leaving the transition team with no obvious alternative.
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After my play "Where Do We Live," an actor's father criticized the play rather vigorously.
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Lopez Obrador vigorously opposed the reform, but his broad coalition is divided over the issue.
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The Obama administration had vigorously pushed back against that argument, defending the subsidies in court.
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"We believe that these claims are without merit and will vigorously contest them," Novartis said.
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The earthquake shook an elementary school so vigorously that students could not even stay standing.
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Polster wrote he has "simultaneously and vigorously" pursued resolution by both through trial and settlement.
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The administration has vigorously defended its order, calling it essential to protect the American homeland.
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In a separate statement, Aetna and Humana jointly said they would "vigorously defend" their pending transaction.
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In a statement to Reuters, Ambev vigorously denied what it described as "false and incoherent" allegations.
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Where he did fight vigorously, and lose, was in the civil case brought by Paula Jones.
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Phillips noted the state did not vigorously defend the law, so retailers had to step in.
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The city plans to "vigorously defend the recently filed lawsuit," a statement released on Wednesday said.
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But Trump campaigned vigorously against the lobbyist culture, and would care for something different, Winnick stressed.
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Wall Street banks have fought Volcker vigorously, saying it is overly complicated and hurts market liquidity.
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China Daily reported that Disney issued a statement saying that it "vigorously" protects its intellectual property.
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He pleaded not guilty and his lawyers have said they plan to "vigorously" fight the charges.
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" In a statement to BuzzFeed News, Bridgepoint said it "intend[s] to vigorously defend this case.
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The last two weeks have seen an answer to that question vigorously written on the fly.
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We look forward to vigorously prosecuting these claims with the New York Division of Human Rights.
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If they did break promises, it is unclear how vigorously the FTC would go after them.
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A CBS News spokesperson said, "We will vigorously defend against the allegations pertaining to CBS News."
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" He adds, "The lawsuit is without merit and we will vigorously defend ourselves against the claim.
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His lawyers appear to have vigorously objected and the matter ultimately did not surface at trial.
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His tweets enraged Democrats, who responded vigorously, while Republicans often tried to look the other way.
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They drink, they act obnoxiously, and the other teens torture a walker — which Henry vigorously rejects.
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"We intend to vigorously defend each of these claims," stated the company in its quarterly statement.
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Authorities accused him of being an American spy, allegations vigorously rejected by his family and associates.
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But he or she will need to court their support more vigorously than in past cycles.
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It&aposs only if you intentionally committed a criminal act and Mr. Weinstein vigorously denies that.
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Should Mr. Shirian proceed with this case, Lady Gaga will fight it vigorously and will prevail.
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"The Waller County defendants also emphasize they vigorously deny any fault," he noted in a statement.
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European and American officials have been telling the government to pursue evaders more vigorously for years.
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Her departure may raise the hackles of both Republican and Democratic senators, who supported her vigorously.
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Palantir denied the allegations in a statement and said it intends to "vigorously defend" against them.
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"ANZ categorically denies any deliberate wrongdoing and intends to vigorously defend any such allegation," it said.
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Who is there that does not want not to lick or wants to be licked vigorously?
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We intend to vigorously defend against the baseless claims, misrepresented factual circumstances and trumped-up fines.
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Madonna's allegations will be vigorously challenged and refuted in a court of law in due course.
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" Almena's attorneys on Monday said: "We intend to vigorously defend him in the court of law.
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Beijing has vigorously protested against the deployment, fearing its radar could see into its missile deployments.
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She was pulling at the clothes so vigorously that an entire stack fell to the floor.
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Rousseff, a former Marxist guerrilla who is Brazil's first female president, has vigorously denied any wrongdoing.
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Martin van Vliet, senior rates strategist at ING Bank, also said "vigorously" was the "key phrase".
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Google has vigorously defended itself against the allegations, saying that it faces significant competition in Europe.
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He said his government would cooperate "vigorously" with any judicial investigation that stemmed from the leak.
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The trial is ongoing in London's High Court and Goldman Sachs is contesting the case vigorously.
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United does not tolerate sexual harassment in the workplace and will vigorously defend against this case.
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Star Ellen Pompeo vigorously denied a report connecting their departures to her new $20 million salary.
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He will vigorously defend himself against these charges, and looks forward to his day in court.
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Consequently, the companies with the highest levels of exposure to risk are expected to litigate vigorously.
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Still, it's not clear how vigorously any of the companies enforced those policies in Geofeedia's case.
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"We will vigorously oppose the government motion," Shkreli's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, told Bloomberg in an email.
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She shook her head vigorously, and for the first time I saw anger in her face.
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Senate GOP leadership aides, however, vigorously disputed that it was a light week in the Senate.
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NATCA vigorously opposes these proposals and any legislation that would attack federal employee wages and benefits.
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That puts him at a disadvantage in battleground states, where Hillary Clinton has been campaigning vigorously.
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Whether or not those arrangements are sufficient will no doubt be vigorously debated in coming days.
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Using a whisk, add the butter little by little, whisking vigorously to make an emulsified sauce.
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The students began rubbing their palms together vigorously, paint smearing over the insides of their hands.
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Federal prosecutors vigorously enforced these acts, bringing nearly 2,000 indictments, many on the thinnest of pretexts.
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The media has a responsibility to call Trump out vigorously about his lies and his record.
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Others vigorously defended her right to protest, as they have with Kaepernick and other professional athletes.
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Today, it remains a vigorously supported program for seniors and continues to cost less than projected.
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"We maintain that the TRUST Act is constitutional, and we will vigorously defend it," she added.
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The Trump administration has vigorously defended its zero-tolerance policy amid outrage over the family separations.
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Amazon said in its quarterly filing that it intends to defend itself "vigorously" in the case.
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"Iowa vigorously protects its first-in-the-nation status," said Iowa secretary of state Paul Pate.
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Regardless of party, we must vigorously defend a woman's constitutional right to control her own body.
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Republicans are nervous that it does not do enough for creditors, who lobbied vigorously against it.
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"We will vigorously defend our rights related to our assets to protect shareholder value," Stover said.
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Over the course of her career, Oprah has vigorously supported education initiatives to benefit underprivileged groups.
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China has vigorously pushed back against such criticism, saying it is subjected to a double standard.
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The modern news media repeatedly and vigorously waged First Amendment and open-government crusades -- for us.
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The company, Albanese and Elliott have all said they would vigorously defend themselves against the allegations.
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A year earlier, the plant fired an employee after he spoke about the issue "too vigorously."
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I vigorously read Bram Stoker and discovered that in the original text she was a teacher.
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"WeWork intends to vigorously defend itself against this claim," a WeWork spokeswoman said in a statement.
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He's past the time he should have spoken up, and he needs to do it vigorously.
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If you and I had this conversation a year ago, I would've disagreed with you vigorously.
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The complaint is filled with false allegations, and we intend to defend against the lawsuit vigorously.
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"We will continue to vigorously defend our trademark," its CFO Garwin Chan said in an interview.
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Deutsche referred to a previous statement saying it will vigorously defend the charges and its staff.
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A spokeswoman for Dodge said the new prosecutor general was vigorously combating corruption on numerous fronts.
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"We will vigorously oppose any and all efforts to privatize the VA." View the discussion thread.
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"We believe we have meritorious defenses and intend to continue to vigorously defend Essure," he said.
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"Oh, I do need to know about that," Ms. Shipka said, eyes wide and nodding vigorously.
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Richard Nixon was elected later that year, and vigorously prosecuted the war for six years more.
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"We intend to fight this agenda vigorously and expect to prevail," Moore said in a statement.
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We cannot convincingly promote democracy abroad if we do not live it vigorously here at home.
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"The three of us argued vigorously while he poked holes in each argument," Mr. Jones wrote.
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Taking off my phone case when I get home and vigorously scrubbing it in the sink.
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And future generations of American leaders and voters need to hear them debating vigorously, and cheerfully.
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Before making an investment, Hilligoss vigorously vets three criteria that he lays out in detail below.
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Pat McCrory, who vigorously defended the law, lost reelection to Cooper, who ran on repealing it.
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Whenever it is truly required, military force should be applied vigorously and without hesitation or equivocation.
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And, as a reminder, after the 2016 Democratic convention, Mr. Sanders campaigned vigorously for Mrs. Clinton.
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Multiple senators, in an apparent attempt to rouse themselves, could be seen vigorously chomping on gum.
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Cheating rumors have followed Timberlake throughout his significant relationships, though he has always vigorously denied them.
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Kavanaugh would vigorously engage with lawyers who stand before the court and with his fellow justices.
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Republican conservatives salute the flag more vigorously than Democratic liberals seeking to disrupt the status quo.
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Duke said the company, executives and directors would continue to vigorously defend themselves in the litigation.
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"We're not getting much printout with this one," Turrell told Pike, who tapped away more vigorously.
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Embiid received a technical foul for taunting, and Young got a T for complaining too vigorously.
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We will continue to vigorously defend this matter and refute all these allegations in any forum.
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Over the past week, horrified Indians have protested vigorously on social media and in some cities.
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In an interview, Dr. Helfmann vigorously disputed the allegations and said he would contest the complaint.
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The paper says it stands by its story and that it will defend the case "vigorously".
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" Rose's lawyer, Jonathan Bach, told CNN that Rose "vehemently denies and will vigorously contest these allegations.
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Iran has vigorously pursued a program to threaten US aircraft carrier task forces in the region.
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We vehemently deny these allegations and look forward to vigorously defending Oscar's good name and reputation.
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The charges that del Castillo could face—all of which she vigorously denies—are nonetheless serious.
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"Tyrus denies the allegations in the lawsuit and will be defending it vigorously," Mr. Clare said.
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"Tyrus denies the allegations in the lawsuit and will be defending it vigorously," Mr. Clare said.
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FIAT CHRYSLER - CONFIRMS THAT IT WILL DEFEND ITSELF VIGOROUSLY AGAINST LAWSUIT FILED YESTERDAY BY GENERAL MOTORS
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Draghi "vigorously defended the combination of orthodox and unorthodox policies, claiming they are effective," Chandler said.
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A joint meeting of Congress stood and applauded vigorously as Mr. Glenn spoke at the Capitol.
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Facebook said it was deceived and vowed to vigorously enforce its policies to protect people's information.
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Noble said it plans to vigorously resist any and all allegations or claims made against it.
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Tesla spokespeople and attorneys say the suits are without merit and Tesla will vigorously contest them.
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Maguire denied having considered resignation, and the White House also pushed back vigorously against the story.
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The bank said in November that it would "vigorously" contest the lawsuit from IPIC and Aabar.
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Daniels's attorney, Michael Avenatti, tweeted Monday that he will "vigorously oppose" the request for private arbitration.
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" A CBS spokesperson said, "We stand by our reporting and we will vigorously defend this lawsuit.
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China has vigorously pushed back against such criticism, saying it is being subjected to double standards.
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The decision to exhume the bodies has been vigorously opposed by many of the victims' families.
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Trump has vigorously fought off efforts to make his financial records, including his tax returns, public.
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"The government has vigorously defended the searches as a critical tool to protect America," AP notes.
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The chancellor maintained that he wanted Mr. Bailey to "uphold vigorously" the independence of the bank.
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Spokesmen for Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer said his office will vigorously defend the ordinance.
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"I will vigorously follow this bizarre news cycle," a Noisey staff member muttered under his breath.
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This defamatory lawsuit is not only offensive, it is wholly without merit and will be defended vigorously.
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Any company defending their connection to Peter Thiel as he vigorously supports Trump is not embracing diversity.
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" Trump also vigorously denied the story and later attacked Stoynoff on the campaign trail, saying, "She lies!
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Morgan Stanley said the complaint has no merit and that the company plans to defend itself vigorously.
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"The Justice Department is committed to vigorously prosecuting the federal laws that prohibit such conduct," he said.
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Observatory scientist Steve Brantley says this most recent fissure measures 1,000 feet but is not acting vigorously.
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While whisking vigorously, pour in the olive oil and continue whisking until it emulsifies into a vinaigrette.
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Beyond the trade front, Beijing will also more vigorously prosecute fentanyl smugglers, the White House statement said.
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"We will vigorously defend against these spurious charges that lack basis in fact and law," he said.
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"We vigorously deny these allegations and look forward to the opportunity to present our defense," Purdue said.
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"We plan to vigorously defend Judge Collyer's carefully reasoned opinion," said Chris Stern, a spokesman for MetLife.
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He vigorously endorsed the death penalty and restrictions on prisoner appeals through a writ of habeas corpus.
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He strongly maintains his innocence and plans to vigorously fight these charges in a court of law.
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Friday's event in Montgomery came after over a dozen religious leaders vigorously defended Moore in Birmingham Thursday.
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"In the strongest possible terms, we dispute today's allegations and will vigorously fight them," the group said.
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Instead, the Hechts will continue to vigorously dispute these meritless allegations in the appropriate forum: a courtroom.
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Put these three rival candidates together in a Paris salon and they would vigorously deny common ground.
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At the top of the agenda: discussion of the Iran nuclear deal, which Mr. Macron vigorously supports.
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The main idea is that market signals should operate just as vigorously within organisations as between them.
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And the FCC's Republicans on Thursday signaled that they'd vigorously pursue any states that tried that anyway.
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Ackman also addressed Coca-Cola, the soft drink maker that major shareholder Berkshire Hathaway has vigorously defended.
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"We will continue to push vigorously for new tax and social improvements for companies," de Bresson said.
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Romney, the 2012 GOP nominee, vigorously challenged Trump's fitness for the presidency, including his foreign policy credentials.
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Clinton's campaign vigorously pushed back in a statement Tuesday night, objecting to the AP conclusions and methodology.
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The defense has vigorously disputed this request, describing it as too vague and lacking established probable cause.
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Kavanaugh has vigorously denied Ramirez's allegation, as well as two others that have surfaced in recent weeks.
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He intends to fight the allegations vigorously, and we expect the outcome to fully vindicate Mr. Batali.
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"The company intends to continue to vigorously defend its position," said a brief statement on Indivior's website.
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As such, tobacco companies are expected to fight any requirement to limit nicotine in all cigarettes vigorously.
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Moon contends these claims are meritless, and he has every intention to vigorously defend himself in court.
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Chief Executive Erez Vigodman promised an "immediate appeal" and to "vigorously protect" the drug against further challenges.
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" Daily Wire reporter Michael Knowles wrote, "Conservatives should vigorously oppose Big Tech&aposs censorship of Alex Jones.
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He has not yet entered a plea but his lawyer says he will "vigorously" fight the charges.
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Kinross said it vigorously opposed the authority's actions and has various appeals pending with Chile's Environmental Tribunal.
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While this may seem strange, both candidates are tweeting vigorously with the intention of uniting their base.
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"We will vigorously defend Canada's softwood lumber industry, including through litigation," the government said in a statement.
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"We intend to contest the claim vigorously," NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart told reporters on a conference call.
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Consumers must be vigorously protected from fraud and deception as well as the loss of economic liberty.
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Democrats have vowed to vigorously defend Obamacare, which provided 20 million previously uninsured people with medical coverage.
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There are no auctions: middlemen compete vigorously to buy directly from farmers and sell on to exporters.
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When asked if sexism played a part in her dismissal from Today, she nods vigorously in agreement.
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Governments should not seek to micromanage tech firms, but ought to push vigorously for competition and transparency.
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Let's call out bias and prejudice as vigorously when it hurts us as when it helps us.
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" ValueAct added that it planned to "contest the Department of Justice's action" and "vigorously defend our position.
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"We vigorously protest this treatment of our mission personnel," general secretary Thomas Kemper said in the statement.
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IOOF said in December that the allegations were misconceived and that it would vigorously defend against them.
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" In an email statement to Mashable, Google wrote, "We will defend this suit vigorously because it's baseless.
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A rep for the candy company tells us it will vigorously defend itself from these "baseless allegations."
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Top officials also defended Porter vigorously after the allegations from one of the ex-wives first surfaced.
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IPIC merged with Mubadala in 2017, Goldman Sachs has said that it will contest the claim 'vigorously'.
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Trump's defenders, including White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, have pushed back vigorously against that charge.
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Third, the U.S. government needs to more vigorously counteract media restrictions and propaganda without replicating authoritarian methods.
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Donald Trump and his far-right fellow-travellers have vigorously exploited the neutrality of social-media platforms.
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In the movie's opening scene, David and his father are in a spa, vigorously scrubbing each other.
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The sacred dual directives had to be vigorously defended and market regulations of any kind aggressively parried.
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Aetna and Humana said Thursday they plan "to vigorously defend the companies' pending merger," worth $33 billion.
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And so-- and to the extent they've behaved badly, and he's objecting vigorously-- I'm all for it.
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The problem is that Nintendo vigorously guards its intellectual property and keeps everything in a closed ecosystem.
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Backpage has come under fire in various jurisdictions over sex-trafficking charges, which it has vigorously fought.
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Google's employees protested so vigorously against the company's decision to bid on the contract that on Oct.
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While they lobbied their colleagues vigorously, other Democrats didn't want to risk even a temporary government shutdown.
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" Mr. Le's lawyer, Patrick J. Brackley, said after the hearing that his client "plans to vigorously appeal.
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Her legal claims are completely without merit, and we will vigorously defend against these claims in court.
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We need to push back on the underlying lies more clearly and more vigorously than we have.
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The next day, clean the tripe thoroughly under cold running water, scrubbing vigorously to remove any grit.
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" The statement continued: "I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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Laramie's mayor, Andrea Summerville, told CNN she "vigorously and strongly condemns" the appearance of the Nazi flag.
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The most important safeguard against authoritarianism is an informed, engaged citizenry vigorously opposed to acquiescence and attrition.
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Standing next to Mr. Joe, Daniel Kollie, 0003, his friend and fellow pen-pen driver, nodded vigorously.
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The coastal commission has fought vigorously for public easements to allow access, sometimes setting off epic battles.
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Judge Kavanaugh vigorously denied the allegations in his own angry and emotional testimony before the Judiciary Committee.
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Mr. Ricketson defended his actions as normal journalistic conduct, and vigorously denied that he was a spy.
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Obama's economic policy team always vigorously objected to this notion, and Harry Reid didn't like it either.
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"I think all young people in the music industry should have therapy," she tells me, nodding vigorously.
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Moore has vigorously denied the allegations, calling the accounts "fake news" and painting the women as liars.
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Security on the square was tight, and Chinese social media services were censored more vigorously than normal.
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A rep for Pepsi said, "This lawsuit is without merit and we plan to vigorously defend ourselves."
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There is nothing wrong with political candidates vigorously advocating their interests during a vote count or recount.
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The Trump administration admitted that the two men spoke but vigorously denied that they had discussed sanctions.
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" In a statement, Disney said, "The lawsuit is without merit and we will defend against it vigorously.
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Anticipated discoveries in the biology of mental illness, vigorously hyped before they even arrived, never panned out.
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Code Orange is a ferocious Pittsburgh band that's rooted in hardcore but leans in vigorously to metalcore.
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" Facebook said at the time that the complaint was "without merit, and we will defend ourselves vigorously.
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The former Vice President was vigorously questioning Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus crisis, or COVID-19.
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It was vigorously litigated over a period of four years, including an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Nauert also said Europe could more vigorously implement existing sanctions against Russia over its actions in Ukraine.
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The United States should vigorously work to convince our allies and partners to back the secretary general.
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Across generations, Democrats and Republicans alike have exercised this power vigorously when they have been in charge.
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Clinton lawyer Marc Elias vigorously denied to the New York Times that the campaign funded the dossier.
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In the weeks before Mr. Epstein killed himself, he and his lawyers vigorously denied the criminal charges.
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"Despite my initial desire to vigorously defend myself, I have had a change of heart," Gates wrote.
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That said, we deny the allegations contained in this lawsuit and intend to vigorously defend the Company.
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It is too soon to tell whether Colombia's justice system will vigorously prosecute attackers and effect change.
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Walmart in a statement to CNBC said that it intends to "vigorously defend" itself against these claims.
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Barclays has said the claims are "disconnected from the facts" and has vowed to "vigorously defend" itself.
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"We vigorously deny these allegations and look forward to the opportunity to present our defense," it said.
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It represents a culture that simply does not exist anything like so vigorously in most other countries.
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Those reports, citing anonymous current and former American government officials, were vigorously denied by the White House.
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" Several men around him vigorously nodded when he added, "Who knows what will happen to us next?
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Canada caught in the crossfire China has vigorously defended Huawei, the world's biggest maker of telecommunications equipment.
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The rules ensure minimum income protections, are fair and legal, and we'll vigorously defend them in court.
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Vigorously whisk 1 cup of the homemade coconut milk with the chia seeds, fresh vanilla and cardamom.
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Both Uber and Lyft vigorously opposed the measure, arguing that existing federal labor law trumps local legislation.
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He could do what he said he was going to do and vigorously pursue clean air enforcement.
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"We are disappointed by the lawsuit, and we are fully prepared to defend ourselves vigorously," it said.
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Federal and state regulators, as well as environmentalists, argued vigorously that "legacy phosphorus" would not be insurmountable.
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She was then shaken vigorously, in the belief doing so would expel the witch hiding inside her.
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"We will vigorously oppose the government motion," Shkreli's lawyer Ben Brafman, wrote in an email to CNNMoney.
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The national public prosecutor instructed all provincial prosecutors last month to pursue sex abuse allegations more vigorously.
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"RBS needs to defend its interests vigorously and not let DoJ dictate the terms to them," he said.
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We have not been served any paper from Lemonade: if we are, we intend to defend ourselves vigorously.
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Jeff Sessions, Trump's attorney general appointee, has already sworn to "vigorously prosecute" obscenity laws which target adult pornography.
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The bank said in a statement that it planned to vigorously defend itself against the class action suit.
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"He says that, and I'm like, &aposwell if he says so, then [yes]," the actor recalled nodding vigorously.
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Trade integration was lagging, Najib said, and tariff removal and harmonised customs standards needed to be "vigorously pursued".
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" "America never should have feared Iran producing a nuclear bomb, but we will pursue vigorously our nuclear enrichment.
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Conversely, if you are the rule setter, then you draft them in your favor and enforce them vigorously.
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The Humane Society's most recent post on Tuesday said authorities involved were vigorously pursuing leads in the case.
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Because however vigorously one might wave the free speech banner, toxic antagonism imposes its own kind of censorship.
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The company has been willing to take clear positions notwithstanding, vigorously defending its work with the U.S. government.
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Many had vigorously opposed participating in the election because it would legitimize what they see as a dictatorship.
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Next, you must vigorously examine the spelling and grammar inside any Thanksgiving-related content in your News Feeds.
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Another dancer, channeling Lady Macbeth, scrubs vigorously, with her knee, at an invisible spot on the hardwood floor.
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In a statement, the KRG said it would "continue vigorously to pursue its rights and defend its position".
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President Enrique Peña Nieto's government has vigorously rejected numerous critical reports by national and international human rights groups.
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He vigorously made the case on Thursday that he has not been stewing in animus toward his successor.
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You've been defining your differences with each other especially vigorously in the last week on the campaign trail.
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SANDERS: No. I think the vacuum was created by the disastrous war in Iraq, which I vigorously opposed.
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"I will ensure protections for transgender and gender non-conforming students are enforced fairly and vigorously," he said.
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He vigorously defended the company's decision not to fact-check political ads from politicians on the social network.
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Add 2 ounces|64 grams of the purée gin, lime juice, St. Germain, and ice and shake vigorously.
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But he wasn't personally in favor of exiting the EU, and he campaigned vigorously for a "Remain" vote.
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Trump continues to vigorously defend Kavanaugh, whom he appointed to succeed centrist-conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy last year.
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"Our job is to oppose him vigorously through millions of people in many, many different ways," he added.
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As Mickalene's longtime gallery and advocate, we vigorously stand by her in defending the originality of her work.
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Trump has vigorously denied those allegations and even threatened to sue The New York Times over one report.
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Not so, I was there," described as "an exaggerated motion, shaking her head vigorously for a few seconds.
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A firm representative said the lawsuit mischaracterized its role and it would vigorously defend its position in court.
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Clinton says she will "vigorously enforce" the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement and intensify efforts to safeguard nuclear materials.
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No sport parses itself as vigorously as baseball, and it's hard to imagine any sport that ever would.
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The ride-hailing industry fought vigorously, and largely succeeded, at muscling airports into allowing drop-offs and pickups.
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Earlier in his European trip, Bush advocated for the Baltic states to join NATO — which Russia vigorously opposed.
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We have strict policies that govern where we allow ads to appear and we enforce these policies vigorously.
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"We don't agree with the allegations and intend to vigorously defend the matter," Oracle spokeswoman Deborah Hellinger said.
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It's important for the press to investigate Clinton vigorously and responsibly, especially if she is to be president.
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Shari Redstone has pushed to combine the two media giants, a deal Moonves vigorously opposed in the courts.
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The attorney general&aposs office argued vigorously for the release, calling it a matter of exceptional public interest.
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And..." McCain grabbed the microphone back from the woman at that point while vigorously shaking his head "no.
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But why would hospitals, so vigorously opposed to a public option before, see it as a lifeline now?
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"The facts are that Hillary Clinton has vigorously supported almost every piece of disastrous trade legislation," he said.
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His daughters vigorously defended him as a civil rights activist, advocate for children, educator, philanthropist and role model.
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This force ought to virtually and vigorously hound them, making their cyber life (and livelihood) inhospitable to impossible.
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International mining companies including Glencore, Randgold, Ivanhoe Mines, MMG and China Molybdenum have vigorously opposed the new law.
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"I look forward to defending her vigorously in court," de Lesseps' attorney, Edward Burke Jr., told Page Six.
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Vigorously enforce the regulations mandating that federal contractors and subcontractors take action against slavery in their supply chains.
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Flynn campaigned vigorously for Trump before the presidential election and was chosen as national security adviser in January.
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Lower the heat to medium, then add the chocolate, whisking vigorously until the chocolate is completely melted. 3.
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We intend to take all appropriate steps to defend the airline's position vigorously, including making any necessary appeals.
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Talebi vigorously disputes Donovan's claims of an alternate personality, dismissing it as the excuse of a vicious mind.
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The allegations in the complaint are meritless, and IAC and Match Group intend to vigorously defend against them.
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Of course, when asked about their connection with Right Sector, Ukraine's SBU, army, and police vigorously disavow it.
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"China's internet is vigorously expanding and providing vast space for companies from other countries to grow," Hong said.
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ADP has also fought vigorously in the last few months against a campaign by activist investor Bill Ackman.
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Her allegation should be examined vigorously, considering that Judge Kavanaugh's life and future also hang in the balance.
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"You don't have to yell," Ryan said after Sanders vigorously defended his plan to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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But he wasn't personally in favor of exiting the EU, and he campaigned vigorously for a Remain vote.
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Shareholders vigorously objected, especially as the company's board was effectively removed from the process shortly before the vote.
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Nielsen vigorously defended the policy in public, drawing the targeted ire of immigration activists and top Democratic lawmakers.
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But, the U.S. should also vigorously support mediation among the parties to achieve a peaceful and stable Afghanistan.
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Clinton, at his lectern, responded to that notion vigorously, over 15 angry minutes of shouts, interruptions and retorts.
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They vigorously cut down on spending and made extra income from renting out their apartment during the holidays.
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He vigorously denied the allegations, and at one point threatened to sue his accusers, though he never did.
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When he is agitated, he scratches himself so vigorously that he leaves marks on his face and arms.
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We will continue to vigorously enforce our laws on electoral integrity, public safety, and respect for the judiciary.
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But the Fifth Circuit reversed the district court's decision 2-1, with Reagan appointee Patrick Higginbotham vigorously dissenting.
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It was vigorously opposed by Saudi Arabia, which was re-elected on Friday for another three-year seat.
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The Goby electric toothbrush is vigorously thorough, with the ability to be switched between sensitive and standard modes.
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"What that really boils down to is a criticism that we're enforcing the law too vigorously," he said.
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"Every justice I nominate will vigorously defend the Bill of Rights for my children and yours," Cruz added.
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Time Warner competes vigorously with other film and television studios, cable networks, and producers of news and entertainment.
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Some may vow to appoint an attorney general who will vigorously prosecute any crimes Trump may have committed.
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The Justice Department announced within hours of the decision that it intends to "vigorously defend" the travel ban.
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And that's something the Justice Department won't be able to defend, no matter how "vigorously" they may try.
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Those rules were cheered by open internet advocates — and protested vigorously by major internet providers and telecom companies.
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College coaches did not pursue Rodriguez quite as vigorously as they did Whitehead, but Seton Hall became interested.
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These days, however, I worry I've contributed, inadvertently, to an idea I vigorously oppose: high-stakes character assessment.
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Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Sessions recently said his agency will "vigorously" prosecute the makers of 3D-printed guns.
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Mostly they all vigorously kiss the Fed's backside, with the notable exception being Ron Paul and Bernie Sanders.
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The United Nations hasn't acknowledged its responsibility and has vigorously fought legal efforts to secure compensation for victims.
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It previously said it rejects the claims in the underlying whistleblower lawsuit and would fight the claims vigorously.
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Neither politician has been charged and, through representatives, both vigorously denied the allegations to The New York Times.
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After a song mocking Hillary Clinton that was performed by journalists and Democratic lawmakers, Mr. Trump applauded vigorously.
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The proposal has also been vigorously championed by, among others, the Toronto Board of Trade, a business group.
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Should Mr. Shirian [Ronsen's lawyer] proceed with this case, Lady Gaga will fight it vigorously and will prevail.
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Mr. Collins, who sat on the board of the company at the time, has vigorously denied the charges.
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The United States vigorously opposed the treaty, but 120 countries, including most NATO members, have joined the accord.
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And since Ms. James has pledged to use the office's powers vigorously, we endorse her for attorney general.
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Certainly queer filmmakers like Fassbinder and Haynes were the ones who repurposed Sirk most creatively and most vigorously.
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In prior years, the party in power wouldn't have even needed to vigorously contest many of these races.
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His lawyer, Mark Collins, has said Mr. Mitchell denies wrongdoing and will vigorously fight the case at trial.
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Many often rely on those sales as their pensions and vigorously protest any perceived threat to the system.
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"I vigorously dispute the allegation that my conduct was in any way reckless," he said in his statement.
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Uber is vigorously fighting the cap proposal, urging its army of millions of riders to oppose the legislation.
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"United does not tolerate sexual harassment in the workplace and will vigorously defend against this case," she said.
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In the second part, doctors grapple with a grim reaper, fighting vigorously to stop the virus from spreading.
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Because they often vigorously defended themselves, usually with a righteous indignity — easily the most entertaining type of indignity.
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Though they would vigorously deny it, entrepreneurial doctors often treat each patient as an opportunity to make money.
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The only chance left for the opposition to restore democracy is to vigorously negotiate conditions for coming elections.
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But linking trade with a wide web of U.S.-China political and security issues should be vigorously resisted.
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"The two oarfish were swimming vigorously in the nets," said Satomi Higa of the Yomitan's fisheries cooperative association.
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Weld vigorously targeted public corruption and white-collar crime, winning convictions in 109 out of 111 corruption cases.
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I would vigorously argue to the contrary from my seated position, feeling that I could hardly be heard.
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By tapping Warren, Clinton could go a long way to reassuring progressives, including those who vigorously supported Sen.
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Mr. Avenatti said at the time that he would vigorously oppose the effort to resolve the case privately.
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"I am cognizant that some economists vigorously opposed each of the changes described in this book," Appelbaum writes.
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Bolivia's ambassador, Sacha Sergio Llorentty Solíz, vigorously disputed Ms. Haley's claim and said he welcomed an open briefing.
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To grand pipe-organ music, here was a satisfying pageant of colorful robes, golden staffs, vigorously waving flags.
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Mr. Assad's government vigorously denied the accusation of preparations for an attack, calling Mr. Trump's statement a provocation.
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When Harvey entered the dugout, Collins clapped his hands vigorously and slapped his pitcher hard on his backside.
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"We call on all countries to vigorously implement these new sanctions and all other existing sanctions," he added.
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Kavanaugh's opening statement vigorously denying the allegations against him was also triggering, but in a very different way.
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Public interest groups, Democratic lawmakers and sensible Republicans in Congress ought to vigorously oppose Mr. Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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Nations compete vigorously for the investments of these companies, often by cutting corporate taxes and shelling out subsidies.
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We are obviously disappointed in the effort to tarnish our image and we plan to vigorously defend ourselves.
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It is essential to this country's national security and should be vigorously championed by the president and Congress.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions "did say that he was going to vigorously enforce the law," Ms. Rice said.
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The company said in its statement that it intends to "vigorously defend ourselves against these claims in court."
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The tweets include commentary on Fox doubting that his campaign colluded with Russia, which he has vigorously denied.
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"We don&apost agree with the allegations and intend to vigorously defend the matter," an Oracle spokesperson said.
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The drug lobby vigorously opposed the law, and hired 45 different firms in an attempt to defeat it.
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This should send a strong message that our office will vigorously pursue anyone whose actions erode that relationship.
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American Express said in a statement it will "vigorously defend" the lower court's ruling before the nine justices.
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He prosecuted it vigorously as a U.S. attorney and opposed weakening of any marijuana laws in the Senate.
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Although Pfizer vigorously defended Dr. Conover's patent, the company was less aggressive than competitors in marketing his invention.
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He predicts the markets are on pace to have a deep sell-off, and then vigorously bounce back.
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" The network said in an emailed statement, "Fox News will vigorously defend Tucker Carlson against these meritless claims.
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The network has denied these charges and in each of the cases has promised to "vigorously defend" itself.
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"The department is reviewing the order and determining next steps to continue vigorously defending the president," he said.
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But so far, few accused authors have vigorously fought allegations publicly, or sought financial damages for lost earnings.
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But those men and women who had exercised vigorously for eight months during Strride retained substantially more fitness.
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He vigorously mixes in a spoonful of the culture, then pours everything into a large stainless steel container.
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This time, though, upon seeing my erection, she gripped my dick and vigorously pumped her fist around it.
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"We will vigorously defend against Iran's meritless claims this week in The Hague," he said in a statement.
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Knowing what I know of Elizabeth and Sunny, they will fight these charges vigorously if they are filed.
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To the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him.
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Shakie, a selfie app, requires you to vigorously shake your phone in order to take a blurry selfie.
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In recent months, Kushner has vigorously pushed the case for these reforms and the fiscal benefits they offer.
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Mr. Moon contends these claims are meritless, and he has every intention to vigorously defend himself in court.
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ESL said in a statement it would "vigorously contest" any effort to pursue claims against it or Lampert.
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Mr. O'Malley, the former Democratic governor of Maryland, had intended to compete vigorously for New Hampshire's votes this week.
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Instead of vigorously opposing the move, she agreed to include Starboard CEO Jeffrey Smith and three of his allies.
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Graham's status has been elevated since he vigorously defended Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh his the tumultuous confirmation hearings.
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Whisk vigorously without stopping agitation, otherwise the sugar and alcohols cook the the proteins in the raw egg. 7.
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"We remain resolute that MTN Nigeria has not committed any offences and will vigorously defend its position," it said.
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"We believe that this proposed claim is groundless and we will defend ourselves vigorously," a Morgan Stanley spokesman said.
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Gulen vigorously denies any direct involvement, although he concedes that people sympathetic to his cause may have been involved.
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January 215 -- Trump vigorously defends order President Trump defended the order, insisting it would protect the country from terrorists.
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But some of the biggest tech brands still lobbied vigorously against the new bipartisan bill led by Republican Sen.
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"Online programs should vigorously promote China's revolutionary culture" advance patriotism , extol the motherland and "praise heroes", the notice said.
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That is where our focus lies as we remain committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information.
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Iran responded that it would vigorously continue its missile activity and that it didn't need permission to do it.
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"We intend to vigorously defend this case to the best of our ability," Brafman told reporters after the hearing.
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The company has strongly denied the allegations in the Reuters story and has vigorously defended its talc baby powder.
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AND I VERY VIGOROUSLY PROPOSED THAT BECAUSE I THINK WHAT AMERICANS REALLY WANT IS BETTER, FASTER, CHEAPER INTERNET ACCESS.
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Rules not yet completed may be allowed to die; others enforced less vigorously; consistency among regulators can be encouraged.
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" Ghosn added that he maintains his innocence and is committed to vigorously defending himself against "meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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Those in green favored the change in the law; those in blue, matching the Argentine flag, vigorously opposed it.
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"We look forward to vigorously defending Mr. Levoff with respect to these allegations," Kevin Marino, Levoff's lawyer, told CNBC.
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Google, of course, responded by vigorously defending its practices and denying that they are in any way anti-competitive.
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"My client Charles Payne vehemently denies any wrongdoing and will defend himself vigorously against this baseless complaint," he said.
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Singapore's leaders vigorously defend their reputations with defamation suits, and gerrymander constituencies to help preserve the ruling party's majority.
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Samuelson vigorously disputed the dogma of long-termism, which says that the riskiness of stocks diminishes as time passes.
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And these other countries are coming along that have not treated us well, and they are negotiating very vigorously.
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" NSO disputed the claims in the lawsuit in the "strongest possible terms," it said, and "will vigorously fight them.
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In a statement, a WeWork spokeswoman, Gwen Rocco, said the company "intends to vigorously defend itself against" the complaint.
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We believe that the lawsuit is without merit and intend to continue to vigorously defend ourselves in this matter.
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As Mickalene's long-time gallery and advocate, we vigorously stand by her in defending the originality of her work.
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Roosevelt also ordered his attorney general "vigorously to prosecute any violations of the law" that emerged from the investigations.
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But flossing can also cause harm when it's done incorrectly or too vigorously, damaging gums, teeth, and dental work.
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Still, a source close to Hernandez says that he vows to "vigorously fight" all the legal charges against him.
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" She added: "At this point, I have sent out my lipsticks to five different labs that test product vigorously.
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" But Sanders adds that if Trump "pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him.
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Cosby's defense vigorously denied the accusations, as well as similar allegations made against him by more than 60 women.
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We intend to vigorously defend our company and our brands against false claims brought by this disgruntled former employee.
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"This investigation is highly complex, on a wide scale and is being pursued vigorously," the regulator said on Tuesday.
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" Reuss added that the department "is reviewing the order and determining next steps to continue vigorously defending the President.
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The Estate has no choice but to vigorously protect its intellectual property, which is the lifeblood of its business.
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She brought up Trump's characterization of Democratic senators who did not vigorously applaud his State of the Union address.
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" The activist firm said it intends to continue its pursuit of "fundamental Board-level change as vigorously as ever.
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Amy Jensen, an attorney representing Raby, said he denied the allegations against him and intended to vigorously defend himself.
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"He will defend himself vigorously and is confident that he will clear his name," said his lawyer Ellen Peart.
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On occasion, I've vigorously disagreed with Jeff but I've never once doubted his integrity or sense of fair play.
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Pour double-strength, hot or cool coffee into the shaker, add some ice, and shake vigorously for 30 seconds.
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A bail hearing is set for Wednesday, Cambria said, adding that his client intends to vigorously fight the charges.
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Combine berry puree, vodka, lemon juice, liqueur and simple syrup in an ice-filled shaker and shake vigorously. 3.
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For his part, accountant Michael Wertheim denies the allegations and his attorney said they will "vigorously" fight the case.
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As for meat, the guidelines aren't specific, even as some health advocates have argued vigorously for curtailing meat intake.
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"We are still pursuing vigorously, will have more to announce later today in terms of next steps," he said.
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It's that time of year again: When Wall Street starts vigorously making plans to travel east for the summer.
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"We certainly would denounce any calls for anything other people being vigorously involved in the electoral process," he said.
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His administration looks to restore balance by vigorously upholding vital U.S. interests and forcing our competitors to respect them.
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She sat up, gingerly moving her head, then beamed and impulsively hugged the doctor, vigorously and with both arms.
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The Puget Sound JBGC vigorously rejects the term "militia," noting that its members are instead merely seeking social justice.
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The two former executives deny the charges, and Rio said it would defend itself vigorously against the SEC's allegations.
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"Any criminal and civil enforcement actions arising from the investigation will be pursued vigorously," said Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham.
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"We remain committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information," the company wrote in Monday's blog post.
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He has provided no specific evidence for this claim, which is vigorously disputed by labor unions representing federal employees.
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Potential Supreme Court nominees must be vigorously defended when attacked by liberal groups, not left to fend for themselves.
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They bend forward, sticking their tails up; they vigorously flap their wings in a flashy red and black display.
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The Trump administration, infamous for alternative facts, has vigorously renewed demand for an alternative science that was losing salience.
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"He said he is looking forward to his day in court and will defend the charges vigorously," it said.
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CSP vigorously opposes this and we will speak out against it, and we hope others will add their voices.
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It is a layering of paper, mounted on canvas, coated with clay, painted with blue gouache, then vigorously scraped.
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Should the government use its existing antitrust powers more vigorously, and should Congress broaden those powers with new law?
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"Bayer stands behind these products and will continue to vigorously defend them," the company said in a news release.
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"Any criminal and civil enforcement actions arising from the investigation will be pursued vigorously," said Elizabeth Denham, Information Commissioner.
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This one was apparently a dig at Bolling's suit, the sleeve of which Spicer rubs vigorously in the clip.
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President, an awful lot of West Virginia Democrats voted for you and they continue to support me very vigorously.
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In his first public comments since his arrest, Ghosn appeared in court on Tuesday and vigorously denied the allegations.
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Still, Biles shakes my hand back, laughs, and doesn't seem to rub the disinfectant into her hands too vigorously.
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However, more than 60 international media organizations are accredited in Singapore, and we debate issues vigorously, online and off.
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He has been vigorously dancing around the question of what FERC will do, all the time insisting on speed.
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Former FBI Director James Comey was vocal about the need for the FBI to track hate crimes more vigorously.
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Rather, they suggested protesting vigorously — but above all, in defense of rights and institutions, not just against the ruler.
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The IRGC has vigorously supported Khamenei's policies, and in return he has preserved the IRGC's unique and dominant position.
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In the last several weeks, the country's most ardent trade organizations have vigorously opposed such plans, with differing results.
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" He added: "I maintain my innocence and am committed to vigorously defending myself against these meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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"Our singular goal is to enforce our policies vigorously and protect conversational health on our service," the spokesperson said.
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Williams vigorously disputed each of the three rulings; the coaching violation seemed to be the most offensive to her.
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"Iran's application is baseless, and we intend to vigorously defend the United States before the I.C.J.," the department said.
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There are so many specialty organizations because each develops authority over a niche market and vigorously guards its turf.
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THE PROGNOSIS The 503 Democratic presidential candidates have vigorously debated how to expand health-care coverage and lower costs.
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The defense called for a competency assessment and moved to have Roof declared mentally unfit, which he vigorously resisted.
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