"I didn't want to wade into that," Mr. Zuckoff said.
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But Linton didn't initially want to wade into US politics.
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I didn't want to wade into the churn just yet.
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Wade into state law, pass New York's own Dream Act.
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Be aware of that as you wade into these waters.
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There were also attempts to wade into the cultural zeitgeist.
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Pai demurred, saying he didn't want to wade into political debates.
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But senators are likely to also wade into the Russia affair.
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Some judges appear less than eager to wade into scientific matters.
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Mr Trump is not the first president to wade into trouble.
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You can't climb the mountains or wade into the enticing lake.
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It's not like they wouldn't want to wade into the battle.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) to wade into the fight on Tuesday.
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Companies are usually loath to publicly wade into polarizing political issues.
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You will not wade into these treacherous waters on my watch.
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Washington is a toxic swamp for tech leaders to wade into.
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I Felt Safe When I Saw Him Wade Into Any Situation.
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We take our shoes off and wade into the cool river.
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It's a conversation the candidates onstage were ready to wade into.
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Wade into law won't make Doug Jones's life simpler in Alabama.
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Wade into federal law, and nominating judges committed to upholding it. Sen.
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"I don't want to wade into the larger political debates," Pai responded.
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However, the trial judge didn't let her lawyers wade into that argument.
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Before we wade into the insects, we should probably talk about antioxidants.
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Why should trusted financial services players wade into such a quarrelsome arena?
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"Or Straus could just wade into a competitive Democratic primary," he said.
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However, analysts don't believe that Trump will wade into the sensitive topic.
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Typically, candidates wade into the primary waters immediately after the midterm elections.
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I'm simply not going to wade into that kind of political debate.
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Sessions' decision to wade into the case has potentially far-reaching implications.
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Granted, Draghi is not the only one who can wade into this fight.
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Why do you think Congress is deciding to wade into this mess now?
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Even if hedge funds do wade into bitcoin, how deep can they go?
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Though normally reluctant to wade into political waters, he made his preference known.
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"I would like to wade into some of these issues," Barr told Hawley.
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It's easy to wade into their inky pools before being swept out completely.
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As an engineer, Zuckerberg never wanted to wade into the realm of content.
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She isn't the only presidential candidate to wade into primaries this year. Sens.
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She was reluctant to wade into the mess I had created for myself.
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Nike, however, is not the only company to wade into geopolitical hot water.
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Once you wade into politics, the sanctity of that commitment risks getting stained.
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It's much simpler to circumnavigate it rather than wade into the circle itself.
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Viking Global Investors is the latest firm to wade into big-data analytics.
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I worked with him before and I didn't want to wade into that.
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Kelly declined to talk about the President's decision to wade into the issue.
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Dolan, however, did not wade into that morass during his radio interview Friday.
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Company chiefs increasingly wade into political issues like gun control and climate change.
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Wade into state law and allow professionals like nurse practitioners to provide abortions.
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But he would not wade into the 241-year-old squabble over it.
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Paying back your student loans can seem daunting as you wade into adulthood.
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To get to the main building, I must wade into it, knee-deep.
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And the president didn't wade into new, cutting-edge debacles like artificial intelligence, either.
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Sometimes I have been able to wade into the political world of the East.
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The dirty right is quite willing to wade into the fever-swamps of hatred.
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She's the first major Democrat to wade into the primary field ahead of 2020.
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Georgina's response was to wade into a seedy, big-money underworld looking for answers.
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That forced Wade into a bigger role and added to the pressure on Adams.
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That's something government doesn't love to wade into because it ... because that's a problem.
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Nay. Sources said Staggs does not want to move, nor wade into the muck.
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But Cadillac is the only GM brand to wade into this new territory so far.
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Many of the physicists I approached were reluctant to wade into such potential philosophical quandaries.
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Days later, the mayor's office decided to wade into the fray, releasing the following statement.
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Such insurers will wade into 2018 Obamacare markets with no certainty over the program's fate.
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"There's a larger political debate here that I don't want to wade into," Pai said.
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Also, this proposal does not wade into government surveillance, encryption or other law enforcement issues.
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This week, Mr. Trump used Twitter to wade into the contest, endorsing Mr. Donovan's candidacy.
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Mr. Trump is hardly the only president to wade into politics during times of crisis.
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And then, to the horror of her management team, she begins to wade into politics.
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Xi is not expected to wade into the tit-for-tat with Trump in Davos.
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Many of the various proposals wade into the private as well as the public domain.
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Wade into our state constitution to guarantee that these rights and protections remain in place.
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He's continued telling advisers in private conversations that Bolton is overeager to wade into military conflict.
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Jenna Bush Hager — the daughter of former President George W. Bush — doesn't typically wade into politics.
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You don't really wade into politics that much, so why put this out into the world?
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" But Pelosi declined to wade into the debate, calling it a "divisive issue in our country.
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I'm not going to wade into a debate about whether AlterNet publishes fake news or not.
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In a speech on Friday in Norfolk, Va., Mr. Sessions appeared to wade into the debate.
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Vacation-goers obliviously wade into ocean and lake waters that can cause gastrointestinal or respiratory problems.
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But imagine a group of friends on a beach getting ready to wade into cold water.
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He told reporters that it was a "bizarre" story that he didn't want to wade into.
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Trump's decision to wade into the special election in Alabama last year looms over this decision.
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Barbara Boxer stand to become informal king-makers if they choose to wade into the primary.
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"Although the Court declines to wade into these issues today, we cannot avoid them forever," Thomas wrote.
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The Dawn also doesn't wade into the complicated and often finicky world of today's semi-autonomous technology.
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No one is permitted to climb over the southern berm and wade into the demilitarized zone (DMZ).
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Another Sunday, another instance of President-elect Donald Trump using Twitter to wade into a political minefield.
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As soon as you wade into the lagoon, the outdoor temperature — no matter how frigid — becomes irrelevant.
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But unlike last year, this summer has seen Trump wade into controversy after controversy, distraction after distraction.
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Ellis was skeptical enough to not wade into a full-blown discussion of the leaks accusation Friday.
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The Supreme Court would be forgiven if it didn't want to wade into the middle of this.
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Germans wade into battle with American M1 rifles, British medics slap fresh magazines into their Maschinenpistole 40s.
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The Supreme Court has already punted on several cases that wade into the waters of reproductive rights.
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Wade into state law, guarding against the likelihood that the Supreme Court will gut federal abortion rights.
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Wade into state law, guarding against the likelihood that the Supreme Court will gut federal abortions rights.
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The other side: A number of companies are making decisions not to wade into the gun debate.
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Ties I watched my toddler wade into the Gulf and launch a fistful of pebbles in flight.
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DeVito starts to nod but then decides he'd better not wade into a Catwoman catfight and stops.
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But it's probably not wise for me to wade into political debates, it's a no-win situation.
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Plus, this is all going down just days after Perry seemed to wade into the Swift-Harris drama.
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That way, you don't have to wade into the legally questionable world of online emulation and ROM hacks.
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For a long time, Cruz would not wade into the fight his fellow rivals were waging with Trump.
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You've got issues around immigration, transgender, you all have to wade into this now because of the polarization.
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Wade into law and repealing the Hyde Amendment, which blocks Medicaid spending on abortions in almost all cases.
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That could have been an opening for the NRA, had it wanted to wade into the primary fight.
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GMOs: The Senate could also wade into a fight over mandatory labeling of genetically modified foods. http://bit.
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We need someone who can wade into our collective unease and point the way to a better path.
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If it wanted to wade into edgier waters, it could make some jokes about free speech on campus.
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The situation is otherwise too murky for his group to wade into without A.M.I.'s guidance, he said.
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Few topics are sustained for more than a page or two, and we never wade into the depths.
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Next time, decide: Wade into the murky waters of her self-esteem or just take half the sweets?
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Kelly was unaware Trump was going to wade into a culture war just moments later, an official said.
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The commission, which oversees British organizations' applications for nonprofit or charity status doesn't often wade into religious debates.
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Wade into state law, was first introduced in 26 but died every session in the Republican-led Senate.
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Mulvaney said he found the banks' decision "troubling" but he was not inclined to wade into the issue.
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Let's wade into the history and science of splitting atoms to set the stage for nuclear negotiations today.
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CEI faulted the special master for failing to wade into the billing records to figure out where overbilling occurred.
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Wade into law" as point one on her "plan to truly go on offense to guarantee women's civil rights.
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The study does not wade into the debate over whether the current racial makeup of elite colleges is fair.
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Launch bid by naming Mexican immigrants 'rapists' Trump's campaign didn't slowly wade into controversial territory -- it was born there.
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Teammates who have resisted the urge to wade into the Uno fray know enough to keep a safe distance.
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And that dynamic is causing headaches for hospitals as they wade into the complexities of CAR-T cancer treatments.
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Check out the video above to wade into the debate, and to decide for yourself about that bird call.
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The United States has been hesitant to publicly wade into the feud between its two biggest allies in Asia.
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Obama doesn't typically make endorsements in many House primaries, so the decision to wade into this one is noteworthy.
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But when you wade into more specialty waters, especially among prepackaged brands, the caffeine content is far from predictable.
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Nor does it wade into issues like cuts to legal immigration that torpedoed attempts at a deal last year.
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That's because when you wade into the evidence you find that the case for restricting immigration is pathetically weak.
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Wade into law; its flimsy protections for child sex-abuse victims; its lack of more stringent gun control laws.
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Why would tech companies want to wade into such a risky field when they already have plenty of cash?
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The FERC chairman declined, however, to wade into the controversy around Trump's claim that windmills cause cancer (they don't).
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But Americans for Prosperity's announcement marks the first time the group is pledging to wade into primaries in this fashion.
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If anything, Perry's attempt to explicitly wade into politics — however subtly — demonstrates that it can be a tough balancing act.
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Marta Sostre Vazquez reacts as she starts to wade into the San Lorenzo Morovis river with her family on Sept.
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I eat it, and then strap the baby in the carrier and wade into the water up to my knees.
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Here, the concern was not violent clashes, but simply whether and how to wade into politics when making business decisions.
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It's a premise we're promised as companies and government officials wade into the waters of self-driving cars and hyperloops.
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Not every company wants to wade into political debates for fear of alienating part of its employee or customer base.
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To win, Democrats must wade into this mire, confront these issues head on and point Americans in a better direction.
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Looking at these mutants, the drearier among us might try to wade into a discussion of GMOs and Frankenstein produce.
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But there are some key things to keep in mind if you're an investor looking to wade into these deals.
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To sustain themselves, they'll have to wade into the water where bull sharks, tiger sharks and hammerhead sharks roam free.
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It's therefore likely they're not receiving up-to-the-minute advice on whether to wade into a crowd or not.
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She's one of Hollywood's most outspoken actresses, but Jennifer Lawrence says it's "not wise" for entertainers to wade into politics.
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Any university coach, though, must be prepared to wade into an area of athletic debate not fully explored in America.
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Nastasia, my 26-year-old daughter, and Ken, my sister's husband, stood behind them, ready to wade into the water.
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Deciding to wade into this pressing matter, too, the Bagger put the question to publicists, agents, directors, producers and the like.
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They are averse to overextension and willing to write off some problems as too costly for the US to wade into.
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Such complaints inspired other famous musicians to wade into politics in Africa where a love of music gives musicians great reach.
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And his reluctance to wade into another foreign conflict matches an anti-interventionist stance that he's adopted in Syria and Afghanistan.
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It was quite fun, as someone with a background in contemporary cognitive psychology, to wade into some of this early work.
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They gleamed against the library's familiar collection of shabby older books, and I would wade into the feast and glut myself.
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Other than the recordings, which obviously wade into ethically murky territory, Clarke's issues with the film are mostly impossible to confirm.
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There will always be room for text, yet if people want to achieve an emotional impact, they'll eventually wade into Storytelling.
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Politicians inevitably wade into interest rate discussions, and market punters take those "who-said-what" events as their daily betting fodder.
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We've seen the company slowly wade into the realm of health data since it launched the Health app back in 2014.
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Federal law still prohibits the sale of marijuana for recreational purposes, so no major company will wade into the waters yet.
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He treaded carefully when discussing the Fed's plans on interest rates, didn't wade into testy political waters, and was fairly straightforward.
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How many more times can you watch soldiers wade into a charnel-house that has long-since ceased to be horrifying?
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Amazon's plans to wade into the free streaming market and more directly compete with Spotify had been previously leaked by Bloomberg.
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This time, White House officials were reluctant to wade into the flag symbolism that had been so important to Mr. Trump.
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Wade into law and pass Medicare for All, which will guarantee reproductive care, including abortions, free at the point of service.
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Patriot Majority PAC is the latest group to wade into the race and launched a $250,000 ad buy to boost Lamb.
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Wade into federal law, the comment made it clear Gabbard is out of step with her fellow 2020 contenders, Dreith said.
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Thomas and Nick ask each guest with military ties about whether it's appropriate for former military brass to wade into politics.
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Current and former aides like Corey Lewandowski and Kellyanne Conway often wade into the fire to defend the President on television.
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And interestingly, I'm not going to wade into current events, but even the founding of our country was founded on this idea.
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There are no such restrictions for former justices, but it's still unusual to hear them wade into the political fray around nominations.
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Courage is essential: the ability to wade into a fight when necessary, to face down the media, to make an unpopular decision.
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The second season has a huge advantage over the first: it doesn't have to wade into the world-building quite so much.
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I can't tell you who grateful I am to the people of Massachusetts who sent me here to wade into these fights.
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Back in November, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade announced they welcomed their daughter, Kaavia James Union Wade, into the world via surrogate.
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Before we wade into the details, however, it's important to know a bit about the corporate structure of Samsung in South Korea.
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The ammo-dependent aug allows Jensen to wade into a group of enemies and put down everyone around him in one strike.
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Wade into federal law and restore federal funding to Planned Parenthood and other reproductive-care providers for health services other than abortion.
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She does not wade into the crowd, Oprah style, to answer questions, as Sotomayor did at a recent Library of Congress talk.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday will wade into a charged debate on abortion that will test the limits of the First Amendment.
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Please wade into these muddy waters of today with us older folk and share your creativity and new ideas that you bring.
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A group of women laugh as they change into dry clothes behind tall grasses, while others slowly wade into the still water.
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But should the pope accept the offer, he would wade into a country widely accused of torturing and even executing the faithful.
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Hesitant to wade into a heated political issue, local police officers allow violations of the law to slide, further emboldening the activists.
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States have responded by seeking to write Roe V. Wade into their own laws, with Delaware the first to do so successfully.
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On the town's main quay, where women wade into the surf to meet arriving pirogues, the competition for fish has become intense.
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Asked if Mr. Obama would wade into the race, his spokesman, Eric Schultz, said only that he would not rule it out.
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If you're looking to shoot better portraits with your phone or wade into street photography, I'd also recommend Moment's 58-mm lens.
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He was there for a destination wedding, sitting on the sand with friends, when he decided to wade into the ocean alone.
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The rapper and actor Tip Harris, better known as T. I., has never hesitated to speak his mind or wade into controversy.
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But those close to him say not to expect him to officially wade into campaign waters until the end of the summer.
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But by deploying these troops, Trump becomes the third president — joining George W. Bush and Barack Obama — to wade into the quagmire.
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Judicial ethics rules limit what judges can say in public about current affairs and how much they can wade into the political fray.
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We're going to give you an operative guide to Bob Marley, so you can wade into the waters of one history's greatest musicians.
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Rather than wade into a debate on climate change, she said, they want to show there is widespread support for flood resilience infrastructure.
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But that's only the beginning, as we wade into the murky moral gray areas that the criminal justice system fails to account for.
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In the essay, Farrow mentions Winslet specifically, highlighting an interview in October during which she declined to wade into the contentious Allen discussion.
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Hesitant as he was to "wade into the political fray," Collins said the issue was important enough to them to take a stand.
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Pai responded by saying he did not want to "wade into the larger political debates," but expressed his support for the First Amendment.
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His colleagues in the vegetation-management section sometimes wade into alligator-infested channels to clear obstructions that make the water hospitable to mosquitoes.
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Schatz's comment is just the latest to wade into a brewing controversy that was sparked by Ocasio-Cortez's remarks about migrant detention facilities.
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This is why people who wade into long grass and disturb a batch of larvae may find hundreds of ticks clinging to them.
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On the part of broadcasters, having Amazon wade into the TV fray with Amazon Channels is probably coming just at the right time.
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As Racked began to wade into more investigative pieces about style and fashion, the audience began to more closely resemble that of Vox's.
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But, he continued, and his words trailed off as though he seemed to recognize he was about to wade into treacherous diplomatic waters.
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He decided to wade into the fray, he said, because because opposing Trump is no longer a partisan decision, but a moral one.
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Immediately following the shooting, Ryan argued it wasn't appropriate to wade into another divisive debate, but instead called for unity for those affected.
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Still, each time I start to wade into some irrational think hole there is the thought maybe this time I should be worrying.
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It makes sense for the Silicon Valley giant to wade into this territory, as smart speakers are the next frontier for Big Tech.
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AFTER DUSK men from Lea Lea, a village in Papua New Guinea, wade into the Coral Sea to spear fish sleeping near the seabed.
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It's his latest attempt to wade into the ongoing national conversation about race — something that hasn't gone so well for him in the past.
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You can decide whether you want to wade into the conspiracy theories, but whatever goes down there, an owl will be watching over it.
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"The Bank only wants to wade into this debate so far, and that is not very far," Ross Walker, an economist with RBS said.
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Now she's decided to wade into the hot-button issue of free speech just as her fifth album Reputation prepares to drop this Friday.
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Ivanka Trump used her convention speech to wade into policy, making a case to women by arguing for paid maternity leave and equal pay.
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Immigration This month, the court is expected to announce whether it will wade into the dispute concerning President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigration.
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Church leaders, who rarely wade into India's political matters, earlier this month met Jharkhand governor Droupadi Murmu and urged her to block the amendments.
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Democrats have little incentive to wade into a new fight on asylum laws now — they and Republicans are in the middle of supplemental negotiations.
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The girls wade into the river with sponges and calabashes for a communal bath, and sit on a sacred stone that affirms their virginity.
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James chose not to wade into Cleveland's recent propensity for drifting to the perimeter, arguing that it was just a matter of making shots.
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Wade into law to make it clear beyond the shadow of a doubt that women in this country have a guaranteed right to abortion.
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But after weeks of passionate lobbying efforts from activists, Cotton relented and decided to wade into the politically charged waters of the town hall.
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Considering they're among the first to wade into the territory, these are questions developers like Grossman, Webb, Myers, and Bogovich are excited to tackle.
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VandeHei's theory that "CEOs are America's new politicians" rests on the fact that corporate leaders now wade into politics more than they used to.
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FHA Underwriting Manual: If you're curious enough to wade into some primary documents, this underwriting manual from 1938 is a good place to start.
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And welcoming another conservative owner would feel much more comfortable to them than bringing in a firebrand ready to wade into the Kaepernick dispute.
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It was hardly a coincidence that it decided to wade into the controversy over N.F.L. players' kneeling during the playing of the national anthem.
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Going into graduation season, it was uncertain whether they would also wade into the topic on many people's minds: the country's deepening political division.
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But this latest episode underscores how reality shows, which need high drama and characters with outsize personalities, can also wade into gravely serious territory.
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The book focuses on several families, including her own, who felt they had no choice but to wade into the world of unproven therapies.
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Madden said he also connected with 314 Action online and was motivated to wade into politics based on people's eroding trust of the government.
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This is a dream-like halfstep for a PC gamer looking to wade into consoles or a console gamer pondering the expensive move to PCs.
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It's unclear whether the FDA will want to wade into this issue, as it usually punts these questions to medical licensing boards instead, Zettler said.
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Or the ones about children, or the one about a slow man jogging, or the one about joining some believers as they wade into water.
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Furman rejected the government's argument that the court couldn't review Ross's decision — that the case raised a "political question" that judges should not wade into.
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I would feel very uncomfortable if biohackers started to wade into the pharmaceutical space and deliver health interventions to people without having any ethical norms.
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But that's unlikely to give them what they want unless Roberts makes a surprising decision to wade into an explosive situation and break a tie.
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San Francisco startup Trim's latest creation is a bot willing to wade into the darkest waters for you: negotiating service changes on your Comcast account.
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The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee so far hasn't played a large role in the midterms, but started to wade into a few contested gubernatorial primaries.
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But in general, he said, judges often wait to wade into secrecy issues until after they know what evidence will be important in their rulings.
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But they are both forcefully persuasive and more than willing to wade into substantive policy discussions, as seen in their health care debate in February.
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Throughout, soloists wade into movement, but never push the momentum very far; Mr. ElSaffar's solo, almost stationary, circling a single note, has a particular beauty.
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" At the time Pai also said he was committed to the first amendment but that he would not "wade into that kind of political debate.
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The Supreme Court has long acknowledged that redistricting is first the province of the State Legislature while being willing to wade into disputes over it.
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Oracle The court will wade into the long-running battle between tech giants Google and Oracle over what constitutes fair use in internet copyright law.
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The brothers also maintain that their father was right to wade into a dust-up over Nordstrom's decision to stop selling their sister's clothing line.
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The announcement by Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt made the state the 13th to wade into an acrimonious debate about the rights of transgender Americans.
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Why it matters: CEOs traditionally were reluctant to wade into polarizing issues, but they face pressure from shareholders, employees and customers to show their values.
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But on Thursday, DeVos chose to wade into the climate debate when she released a statement praising Trump's decision to leave the Paris climate deal.
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One particularly fascinating aspect of the report was the number of times Trump appeared to wade into obstructionist behavior before being stopped by a subordinate.
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While he heard it was received positively, Ryan largely declined to wade into its merits -- though he did say the thrust of Trump's critique is legitimate.
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Mary Mancini, chair of the Tennessee Democratic Party, told BuzzFeed News that she found it exciting that Swift had chosen this moment to wade into politics.
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Charles's YouTube subscriber count has plummeted over the past few days, as Westbrook's rises — while various allies, enemies, and frenemies continue to wade into the mess.
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If Modi can pull this off, it will buttress his credentials as a reformer brave enough to wade into some of the country's most intractable problems.
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For those who do wade into the flood insurance process, the government is not the only option, said Craig Poulton, an insurance consultant based in Utah.
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The agency is also just beginning to wade into the discussion around CBD, which is being marketed as a therapy for a huge number of ailments.
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On Sunday, while awaiting orders to wade into floodwaters, Durham, 24, and Davis, 26, chatted with teammates who jokingly suggested they get married during the hurricane.
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He did not wade into the debate on whether carbon dioxide emissions from burning coal for power plants and industrial factories contribute to global climate change.
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As members of the news media wade into the turbulent waters of the new Trump administration, there is confusion over the part they should be playing.
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Trump knew the deal he cut with conservatives, and he was willing to wade into the fight because he adores two things: fighting and keeping promises.
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Trump has now asked the justices to wade into legal fights over his administration's decision to rescind the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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Mr. Trump seemed eager to wade into the crowd of workers that gathered at the end of his tour and derived evident energy from their attention.
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The president's decision to wade into the issue during his two-day visit prompted objections from many supporters of the campaign to leave the European Union.
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He said that other mods were afraid to enforce rules because they didn't want to become targets so he had to wade into the online drama.
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While House Democratic leaders were at first extremely hesitant to wade into an impeachment inquiry, that changed when new revelations about Trump and Ukraine were raised.
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Pilot purgatory Most cities wade into smart-city applications slowly with "proof of concept" trials to test out a technology before signing a longer-term contract.
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But by asking us to contemplate life through a rapist's eyes, even just a little bit, both films also wade into the tricky waters outlined above.
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It does not wade into the political or social implications of the statute, and instead relies purely on precedent and the procedural posture in the lower court.
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Joe Sestak became the latest Democratic candidate to wade into the race for the presidency, announcing his candidacy in a video posted to his website Sunday morning.
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Girpotic was one of the first companies to wade into the 360-degree camera waters when it launched a Kickstarter for the funky-looking 360cam in 2014.
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BOSTON – Massachusetts&apos highest court is set to wade into a contentious legal battle over whether schools can be held responsible when students take their own lives.
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Wade into law, preempting state laws that restrict access to abortion clinics and repealing the Hyde amendment, which prevents individuals from using Medicaid to cover abortion costs.
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Check out more videos from VICE: I wade into a sea of what seems a hundred more shoes, into a large container carrying soles black and blue.
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Pairing Death Blossom with Shadow Step or Wraith Form can be very effective, since both abilities make it easy to wade into enemy ranks without taking damage.
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This July, Netflix will wade into the crowded world of video game-to-some-other-screen adaptations with an animated series based on the NES classic, Castlevania.
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The report, on poverty and welfare, was somewhat overshadowed by the Speaker using the question-and-answer session to wade into the row about Mr Trump's pronouncements.
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Following a screening of the film, Curry took part in a panel discussion where he was asked about the criticism directed toward athletes who wade into politics.
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Rice paddies and villages surround its bustling towns, and in the fields, farmers wade into the mud to plant seedlings as they have for thousands of years.
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When your relationship starts to get serious and wade into long-term territory, you may feel as if you and your partner have figured it all out.
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For the banking industry, it appears to be a beat them or join them decision as these Apple, Amazon and Google begin to wade into consumer finance.
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But legal experts are doubtful that justices would want to wade into such a controversial topic at this time, particularly with the 2020 elections on the horizon.
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It is also hard to see the Delaware courts wanting to wade into the question of Mr. Redstone's capacity and trying to go higher up the chain.
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As we have stated in the past, we do not feel the need to acquire assets just to get bigger or simply to wade into new space.
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The New York Times's Lisa Lerer and Alexander Burns have a rundown of the top Democratic senators who are getting ready to wade into the 2020 waters.
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Wade into New York state law—central tenets of Nixon's bid for office earlier this year, which Cuomo had previously waffled on or been explicitly opposed to.
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Courts have done little to wade into federal agencies' rights to pick members of their advisory committees, as long as the panels are balanced and not conflicted.
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The executive shuffle comes as the Comcast Corp-owned news and entertainment company prepares to wade into the streaming war with a new advertising-supported service, Peacock.
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Many evangelical leaders have been quick to heap praise on Trump, and have not been afraid to wade into day-to-day political fights on Capitol Hill.
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Ryan said shortly after his retirement announcement that he had thoughts about who should replace him, hinting that he may wade into the race before he leaves.
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Oxenford said that given the U.S. president was "never one to refrain himself," he will "undoubtedly" wade into the U.K. election campaign during his visit to London.
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"It used to be you could wade into the sea and feel shrimp up to your shins," a woman in the village of Pisang Pisang told me.
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It's the kind of minefield of masculine posturing that I don't wade into, and I'm afraid of even attempting to deal with that blunt edge of the discourse.
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The evangelicals' advertisement, which is slated to run in The Washington Post, is signed by 100 prominent evangelical pastors and authors, including some who rarely wade into politics.
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Sanders, asked on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" if he would be open to naming a female vice presidential candidate, said it would be "speculating" to wade into such discussion.
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There is just one problem: neither company truly wants to wade into the politics of censorship, which is what it will take to make a "feel good" internet.
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Rivals Nike and Under Armour, meantime, have said they plan to target female shoppers more with new yoga pants and sports bras, threatening to wade into Lululemon's turf.
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Pastor Mike is not afraid to wade into political issues and take stances that more traditional church leaders either steer clear of or go full Franklin Graham on.
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He also pays too little attention to Obama's attempts to end large military engagements and his decision not to wade into the thick of the Syrian civil war.
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During the infamous robot "drowning" at a mall in Washington D.C., real security guards had to wade into the coin-filled pool to rescue the hapless Knightscope robot.
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President Obama took the rare step last week of endorsing Wasserman Schultz ahead of that primary election, a notable decision by the president to wade into party politics.
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But a president would be able to muster formidable constitutional arguments in response to such a lawsuit, and a court might refuse to wade into that muck anyway.
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Though they did fail to bring attention to the 2019 Wisconsin Supreme Court race, the Democratic primary field has shown a willingness to wade into other nonfederal matters.
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In turn, the hearing offered little acrimony from senators who repeatedly sought — unsuccessfully — to get Powell to wade into the current political battle in Congress over tax reform.
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Should fewer people be going to college, and is the root of the problem an inability or unwillingness to accept that not everyone's kids should wade into academia?
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Then, Chick-fil-A — normally a chain with a decidedly uncontroversial social-media presence, in comparison with feistier brands like Wendy's — decided to wade into the Twitter battle.
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They were about to wade into the crucible of an 22008-game schedule by facing a fearsome opponent, and that seemed to be the way they wanted it.
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The central bank has ramped up its foreign exchange interventions lately and, in conjunction with the Treasury, has pledged to wade into the bond market to provide liquidity.
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He said that he and the crew were unsure whether to wade into the matter at first, but eventually felt so bad for the bird that they intervened.
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We'll be updating this post as the participants wade into a one-on-one discussion with Aleaziz on some of the most pressing issues facing US immigration policy.
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Roberts did not grant the motion but issued what appears to be a temporary stay designed to allow the court to consider whether to wade into the fight.
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The sweeping bill doesn't wade into any policy specifics or thorny questions — such as the role of nuclear power and carbon capture tech — where the left isn't united.
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Sometimes they would drain the pond on the course, and I would wade into the mud, retrieve all the golf balls, and sell them back to the terrible golfers.
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Her point is that she had no reason to believe it was dangerous for her son to wade into a few inches of water, despite the "No Swimming" signs.
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Always a scientist-rebel, Dyson has been unafraid to wade into controversy, whether it be his reservations about climate change or his forays into the debates over nuclear weapons.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to wade into a circuit split over whether plaintiffs suing for age discrimination or retaliation can reap damages for pain and suffering.
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Nichter is hesitant to wade into a media environment of snappy sound bites and 140-character tweets, where all too often the nuance and complexity of history is lost.
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Although Mueller's authority has been tested in court before, Friday's hearing was notable for District Judge T.S. Ellis' decision to wade into the divisive political debate around the investigation.
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Even Senator Jeff Flake tried to wade into the Trump-Schumer battle and defend Schumer with this tweet referring to the work of the so-called Gang of 8:
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There's simply no reason, according to Finger, for the U.S. Supreme Court to wade into a local dispute over Delaware's judicial selection process, which no other state had adopted.
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"I'm not going to wade into the hearings and things that are taking place on Capitol Hill right now," he told CNN, referring to the ongoing Senate impeachment trial.
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And he's already shown he's willing to wade into controversial situations and use it -- as he did earlier this year when he pardoned ex-Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Overall, tech companies have been loathe to wade into geopolitical conflicts, and often simply say that they must comply with all applicable laws in the countries they operate in.
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I didn't want to wade into the waters of a fraught subject in such a highly visible way, and decided I would just leave my essay for the book.
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" The Utahn declined to wade into the impeachment debate, stating that the House was considering the President's actions and that he wasn't going to "give advice to Speaker Pelosi.
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And a new set of players are gaining power in that world just as Democrats seize the reins in the House and wade into a policy-heavy primary for 2020.
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" Pai responded by saying that he didn't want to "wade into the larger political debates," but that he believes "every American enjoys the First Amendment protections guaranteed by the Constitution.
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Trump called Biden a "sleepy guy" but stuck to hitting him over his handling of China and manufacturing during the Obama administration and did not wade into other personal attacks.
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Whitford The justices have agreed to wade into the controversial issue of partisan gerrymandering — the process of drawing voter districts to increase the political power of one party over another.
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Court watchers say Justice Anthony Kennedy, a likely swing vote, has been looking for a standard since 2004 when the court refused to wade into a dispute over Pennsylvania's map.
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And that is as deep as I'm willing to wade into this song because we're all in "Drake as a romantic lead" mode and there is none of that here.
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The problem is that Fallon is so visibly uncomfortable making jokes laced with criticism that his hesitant attempts to wade into that arena were too basic to land anywhere interesting.
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As for what's next for McNealy, he said he plans to stick to business efforts, with no plan to wade into politics, as some other former tech executives have done.
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Amid the media hysteria surrounding the global obesity epidemic, few retailers dared wade into this cultural maelstrom, lest they be accused of glamorizing obesity by armchair "experts" and internet trolls.
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In this quest to wade into the philosophical deep end via vaguely controversial internet-famous recipes, I've polled a few people who really know their stuff when it comes to salad.
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We wade into the crowd as the band veers from classic rock-ish jams to jazz to experimental rhythmic deconstruction, smudging where one song or genre ends and the other begins.
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Here's our conversation in full: Fightland: It's a real testament to how passionately you must believe in what you're doing with him that you would wade into Internet comments like that.
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It is also exactly the sort of mess that we were all worried Google would wade into when it told me about its plans for RCS Chat over a year ago.
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But leaders of both parties were reluctant to wade into the controversial debate so close to the 2016 election, especially after many publicly regretted their votes to approve the Iraq war.
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The CLF was the first major outside group to wade into the race for Georgia's 6th District, putting a $7 million investment into an early attempt to define Democrat Jon Ossoff.
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Warren announced Monday morning that she is forming an exploratory committee to run for the White House, becoming the most prominent Democrat thus far to wade into the 2020 presidential race.
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Longtime advisers to Biden see his memoir, "Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship and Purpose," as the ultimate test for whether he'll wade into a potentially crowded 2023 field.
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"If you wade into that debate there are a group of supporters that are waiting to cheer you on, but also a group of people waiting to attack you," White said.
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It is not difficult to appreciate the court's reluctance to wade into the districting thicket, and to try to develop judicially manageable ground rules for reviewing the drawing of district lines.
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" Following a grilling by Democratic senators in the spring, Pai said he was committed to the First Amendment but qualified that he would not "wade into that kind of political debate.
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New York (CNN Business)Microsoft is investing $500 million to make homes more affordable in the Seattle area, making it the latest major tech company to wade into local housing issues.
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But LaPierre also expanded his speech well beyond the Second Amendment and used the occasion to wade into the Trumpian culture wars of immigration, race, Fake News, and the deep state.
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But, the official said, they represent an overdue statement of immigration principles, as requested by conservative legislators as they wade into the difficult issue of an overhaul of the immigration system.
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Trump is waging a culture war and Landrieu is one of the few Democrats willing to wade into the racial conflict and try to point us in a more constructive direction.
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Yet the decision by Mr. Cuomo to wade into the federal races has added an interesting dynamic to the contests — one that the Republicans do not seem to mind at all.
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The latest attempt by a major beverage company to wade into the turbulent sociopolitical climate through advertising is being met with significantly more praise than Pepsi's recent botched attempt with Kendall Jenner.
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The attack occurred May 16 when members of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's security detail, along with other onlookers, appeared to wade into a group of Kurdish protesters; 11 people were injured.
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As a judge at the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, Alsup frequently hears highly technical cases from Silicon Valley and isn't afraid to wade into the weeds.
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We visited the pop-up — which is open now through the end of the year — and talked to ThirdLove cofounder Heidi Zak about the company's decision to wade into brick-and-mortar.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is taking a break from playing a president on TV to wade into real-life politics, urging Democrats not only to vote in the midterm elections, but to volunteer.
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Arkansas will become the latest state to wade into the national immigration debate with a new law cutting off discretionary state funding for "sanctuary" cities that don't cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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It also has a pointer speed button right under the main buttons, meaning you can adjust how quickly the pointer moves on the screen without having to wade into your computer's settings.
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On Twitter, where some Democratic hopefuls have adopted a "they go low, we go high" mentality, Bloombergians have instead opted to wade into the mud and wrestle with Mr. Trump's Twitter feed.
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At last year's Players Championship, Austin Johnson had to wade into the water to fish out a golf ball he let slip through his hands after Dustin had tossed it to him.
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So I think you're right that they're gonna do this cute little dance and they're gonna see how far they can wade into the water without bumming out their supplier, as it were.
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Neither federal agency is a party to the lawsuit, but it was unusual when the Justice Department chose to file a brief in July, since it doesn't typically wade into private employment matters.
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For months before the Ukraine scandal broke, Pelosi had been hesitant to wade into a full-blown impeachment inquiry, fearing it could put moderate Democratic lawmakers in danger ahead of the 2020 elections.
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As Entertainment Tonight points out, Moretz has a history with Kardashian: First, she decided to wade into choppy Kardashian-Swift waters in 2016 when she defended Swift's actions in the ensuing "Famous" drama.
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It's only as they wade into the creek that they notice a dog runner cable with handlebars, extending over the water about 27 feet across and 53 feet high on a neighbor's property.
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Obama will wade into the campaign fray on behalf of Hillary Clinton, putting her broad popularity and reputation for authenticity to work for a candidate who has suffered from a lack of both.
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Although she often makes short statements on issues and relevant moments, typically via Twitter or her spokeswoman, Melania Trump remains on the sidelines of controversial topics, loathe to wade into most political issues.
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DeVos did not, however, wade into the issue that has prompted the criticism: her repeated refusal to say specifically whether she believes federal funding should be withheld from non-public schools that discriminate.
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But for all of their reputation as a beer-drenched, chaotic flurry of messy art-punk, the trio can also wade into the depths of your feelings like beavers eagerly taking to water.
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" During the Senate hearing, Pai's explanation for his refusal to answer the "enemy of the American people" question was that "there's a larger political debate here that I don't want to wade into.
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While the Deadman competitive mode might be one of the most interesting ones out there, it also seems like some members of the community are making it a risky venture to wade into.
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Yet as more artists — especially those who are not black — wade into this sensitive territory, the line between thoughtful examination and clumsy exploitation can become muddled: How are the creators tackling these issues?
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At the caucus meeting, DeFazio reassured his colleagues that the House would not wade into the tricky debate over contentious ideas like the gas tax without a serious discussion from the White House.
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Pinsky says he's "very moderate" and constantly changes his political party affiliation online, but if he were to wade into politics, he'd likely run as a Democrat in California's "jungle primary" against Schiff.
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Things become even more dire when the friends wade into a domestic dispute between a man and woman they encounter on the trip, and the novel takes on the urgency of a thriller.
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The big picture: Earlier polling from Morning Consult suggests that consumers do want brands to take a stand on some issues, like civil rights and criminal justice reform, but not wade into politics directly.
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Biden, who has already created a political action committee amid rumors of a 2020 presidential bid, has been far more likely to wade into political controversy than Barack Obama since the Trump administration began.
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Li's mood did not improve at the French Open when he tossed his broken putter into a lake during the first round and his mother had to wade into the water to retrieve it.
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White House officials said the involvement of so many special interest groups has impeded the ability of the legislators to work, and members of Congress have been urging Trump to wade into the fight.
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Oakland County Judge Lisa Langton last year said she didn&apost have the authority to wade into the embryo dispute; she was simply determining financial support and parenting time for the couple&aposs daughter.
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A group of congregants dressed in long robes wade into the water of Soweto township's Fleurhof dam, some immersing their entire bodies, while their pastors loudly sing prayers and blessings.
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She did not tweet about the weekend shootings prior to that at all on her own, opting not to use her platform to comfort a concerned nation, nor wade into the gun control conversation.
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In June, Americans for Prosperity announced four new political action committees and said it would wade into primaries to help incumbent politicians, including Democrats, who side with Koch on trade, immigration and other issues.
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On Tuesday, Ms. DeVos told senators that the commission would not wade into the gun control debate, but panel officials said they would follow Mr. Trump's order to examine age restrictions on some weapons.
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During an address in January,Cameron managed to quote Lincoln, the Bible, W.E.B. Du Bois and Coretta Scott King, but didn't give any hints on how deeply his office will wade into partisan territory.
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On Tuesday, Facebook appeared to inadvertently wade into the conflict -- considered by many to be the world's longest-running civil war -- by announcing a ban on profile pages linked to four ethnic rebel groups.
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But last week's monologue drew widespread rebuke, even from top producers at the network, after Pirro tried to wade into the recent controversy surrounding Omar, who had been accused of making anti-Semitic remarks.
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"Stakeholders are pushing companies to wade into sensitive social and political issues — especially as they see governments failing to do so effectively," he wrote in his new letter, which was obtained from a recipient.
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This is another way James has distinguished himself from Jordan, who was notoriously reluctant as a player to wade into controversies, though he has more recently talked publicly about the scourge of police violence.
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Federal prosecutors said this was part of the corrupt scheme between the two men, while Menendez and Melgen's lawyers counter that it was a legitimate issue for the New Jersey Democrat to wade into.
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As more fitness owners around the nation wade into spin, Pryor said that independent studios and franchised CycleBars around the US are starting to have a competitive advantage over places like SoulCycle and Flywheel.
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But Iraqis who worked with the Obama White House at the time felt there was another reason Biden got the nod: The president didn't want to wade into what he viewed as his predecessor's mess.
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If you get too close to a sugarcane field's edge, you may be stung by fire ants or wasps; if you wade into its depths, you risk being bitten by snakes or eaten by alligators.
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UberPool users in Manhattan, for example, are asked to walk to the nearest corner or intersection so drivers don't have to wade into stop-and-go traffic on the numbered streets to pick them up.
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Many believe that the issue of concealed carry firearms might be the next Second Amendment issue to reach the Supreme Court, although in recent years, the justices have seemed reluctant to wade into the issue.
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The legalization of sports betting has opened up new business opportunities for some of America's biggest media companies, forcing them to decide just how far they want to wade into the world of sports books.
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Washington (CNN)First Lady Michelle Obama denounced the caustic campaign style of Donald Trump on Friday, demonstrating a new willingness to wade into this year's messy political battle while arguing for a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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Legal scholars also fear that Francisco may be forcing the court to wade into political disputes before they are ready, a move that could make the public view the court as just another political institution.
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If she can be brave enough to wade into this world—more frightening than anything on SVU, because it has no moral, no escape hatch—then maybe viewers can be brave enough to join her.
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But Trump has already proved he's willing to wade into uncertain legal waters when it comes to conservation: In December, he announced plans to shrink two Utah national monuments that past presidents had set aside.
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The band has been making music for more than two decades and, as two founding members told NPR in 2007, they've always seen themselves as community-minded "cultural ambassadors" unafraid to wade into political waters.
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The committee, made up of Tesla directors Brad Buss, Robyn Denholm and Linda Johnson Rice, will wade into a deal that has puzzled Wall Street since a surprise announcement by Musk on Twitter last week.
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DJI recently released its own pair of FPV goggles and a small, high-definition transmitter that can be attached to just about anything in an attempt to wade into this new slice of the market.
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He has typically refrained from endorsing in primary races, so it's unclear if he will wade into the presidential primaries in 2020 to endorse his close friend Biden or any other candidates he's impressed by.
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Members on both sides of the aisle said Atkinson did not wade into the nature of the complaint, but Democrats said he made it clear it was the result of a "series" of concerning episodes.
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While Constellation's stock has dropped since its investment in Canopy, Cramer said that right now, the alcohol giant seems to be ahead of other consumer-facing companies that are starting to wade into the cannabis industry.
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"As long as elite women hockey players have professional opportunities, it is not an environment we are prepared to wade into in any formal way," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly told ESPN when the CWHL folded.
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Michelle Obama sat down with for a conversation with Gayle King at the Essence Festival in New Orleans, where the former first lady made it clear that she wouldn't wade into endorsing a 2020 presidential candidate.
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The committee, made up of Tesla independent directors Brad Buss, Robyn Denholm and Linda Johnson Rice, will wade into a deal that has puzzled Wall Street since a surprise announcement by Musk on Twitter last week.
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And, as the success of Donald Trump (and on the left, Bernie Sanders) has shown, huge swaths of both parties want sharp-elbowed candidates who wade into these minefields, whether they be immigration or health care.
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Facing the highest combined corporate tax rate in the developed world, and a massive, incomprehensible tax code driving up compliance costs, U.S. businesses wade into the global marketplace with a figurative arm tied behind their backs.
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But this summer that camaraderie has been threatened, Canadian fishermen claim, as officers with the United States Border Patrol have started to wade into the area, pull up aside their vessels and ask about their citizenship.
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Here, one may wade into "Méta-Harmonie II" (1979), the wicked-cool sound field of a Tinguely machine now in the collection of Basel's Tinguely Museum that includes a piano, an electric organ, bells, and drums.
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But one doesn't need to wade into the weeds of his conspiracy theory to recognize that the allegation that Democrats colluded with Russia to defeat Hillary Clinton and help Trump become president is absurd on its face.
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The U.S. Supreme Court could soon wade into a circuit split over whether workers who file discrimination lawsuits have to pay back severance or other benefits they previously received in exchange for waiving their right to sue.
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Pence will meet with business leaders at each stop, including in Jakarta, though he was not expected to wade into the weedy details of disputes between the Indonesian government and U.S. companies like mining giant Freeport-McMoRan.
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New York State has a Joint Enforcement Task Force empowered to examine issues related to the misclassification of workers, which reports annually to the governor, and Mr. Cuomo could be called upon to wade into the debate.
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It may be difficult to keep up with the old-timey dialect (subtitles definitely help), but if you're willing to wade into director Robert Eggers's disturbing folk tale, you'll see one of the best creepers in years.
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Critic score: 38%Audience score: 42%Netflix description: "After hearing a boy's cry for help, a pregnant woman and her brother wade into a vast field of grass, only to discover there may be no way out."
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Burr cannot hold out forever -- he at some point will have to wade into the issue of collusion that could either help Trump's case -- or put him in the crosshairs of the President of his own party.
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With its initial public offering pending, Airbnb astoundingly chose to wade into a politically charged arena and run afoul of numerous state laws while alienating not only Jews but tens of millions of American Christian as well.
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Lawyers for the retailers and drug distributors argued that Judge Polster had gone to unusual lengths to wade into settlement talks himself, which they said showed a bias toward such a resolution and against the defendants' position.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump leaves on Monday for a NATO summit in London, where he is under pressure from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resist the temptation to wade into the looming British election.
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"The point is, there is enough members who aren't scared of them and this is the first time [members of Congress] aren't scared to wade into a complex tech issue," said the Republican lobbyist working on SESTA.
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But in an interview with VICE News focusing exclusively on foreign policy, Sanders was eager to wade into international waters and argue that many Democrats have bought into a peace-through-strength, militaristic approach to the world.
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To build their dark matter detectors, physicists wade into the wild, speculative xenon gas market After discovering gravitational waves, physicists gird themselves for the next discovery Turns out, dark matter detectors can be re-purposed for nuclear security
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Grey's has never been afraid to wade into political waters, and this storyline definitely lets various characters express their disgust that someone brought a gun to a parade, let alone fired it, even if the shooting was accidental.
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The request marks the first significant public effort by Silicon Valley to wade into what is expected to be a contentious debate later the year over the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, parts of which will expire on Dec.
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But as we wade into this debate, it's important to remember that censorship is the silencing of specific voices—or the silencing of a specific point of view—out of a desire to repress that point of view.
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But wade into the details to look up that scenario (check out table 20250 on page 280), and you see that the EPA weighs that $22050 billion against health costs that run between $22021 billion and $280 billion.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to wade into a legal battle pitting Native American tribal sovereignty against the federal government's power to regulate labor relations in cases involving casinos on Indian land in Michigan.
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Nearly all insist they have no desire to wade into partisan politics, but are genuinely alarmed by what they see as Mr. Trump's fundamental disregard for the rule of law and his impetuous approach to the nation's security.
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But wade into the details to look up that scenario (check out table 1650 on page 22024), and you see that the EPA weighs that $6.4 billion against health costs that run between $16.6 billion and $75 billion.
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His book — which won a top French literary award, the Prix Goncourt for a debut novel — accomplishes what the best kind of reporting can do: wade into questions that resist simple answers, while restoring dignity to its characters.
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Ms. Gomez's natural instincts as a performer are comic, but here she occasionally allows herself to wade into real feeling, as she recalls with some regret that she withdrew from her father as she concentrated on her career.
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Oudéa became the latest banking CEO to wade into the monetary policy debate over the weekend, telling the Financial Times that the ECB's bond-buying program would support failing institutions and hinder consolidation in the European banking sector.
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I'll grant that it would have been a delicate matter for the chief justice to wade into national politics at this almost impossibly freighted moment, weeks before he is to administer the presidential oath to Donald J. Trump.
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The study stemmed from Mr. Koch's decision about three years ago to wade into a debate in geological science over how to define the start of the Anthropocene, the name for Earth's most recent, human-dominated time period.
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We make it our business to wade into the ocean of new companies, technologies, founders and investors that make up the worldwide community of early stage startups and absorb as much as we can as early as we can.
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He stiffs contractors everywhere he goes and is happy to wade into litigation rather than pay, knowing that many people can be bullied into accepting less than 100 percent of what they are owed to avoid high legal bills.
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Trump may not mention any of the candidates by name, but he is likely to wade into the race indirectly by taking jabs at progressives such as Sanders and Warren and painting proposals like "Medicare for All" as socialist.
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"I don't have a strong view on what they're doing other than I think the best innovations we've seen in that world, the video marketplace, have been things where the government hasn't had to wade into it," he said.
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"But it's not going to happen," Trump said, noting that he had a 52-person Secret Service detail, which restricted his ability to wade into the galleries to shake hands, hold babies, pose for selfies and track players' shots.
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The boys were born into privilege and entitlement, and it's softened them up so much that Lara forces them to wade into chilly waters to dig for clams and spend the night camping in a tent with local scouts.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel declined to comment on Saturday on a Polish law that imposes jail terms for suggesting the country was complicit in the Holocaust, saying she did not want to wade into Poland's internal affairs.
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The organization has addressed a lot of concerns—travel, pets, pregnancy, personal protective equipment—thus far, but the good scientist prudes at the CDC have yet to wade into one crucial aspect of human life: sex (and making out).
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The Friday afternoon announcement wiped out a major victory Trump scored last month when a smaller panel of the same court ruled, 2-1, that the courts should not wade into subpoena fights between Congress and the White House.
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But the agreement signed on Tuesday lacks any detail on the central issue, denuclearization, raising fears among analysts that once negotiators wade into the specifics, the talks could end in stalemate, as they have after past nuclear disarmament accords.
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Former Mayor R. T. Rybak of Minneapolis, the departing vice chairman of the committee, had to wade into the section of jeering activists to quiet them so Mr. Perez could announce his appointment of Mr. Ellison as his deputy.
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That popular (OK, Yang is not a professional politician by trade and is polling at 3.4 percent, but still) Democrats are increasingly willing to wade into this dialogue helps set the stage for the following chapter: actual policy change.
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New polls show a majority of Americans are afraid the US is about to wade into a war with North Korea, but are split on whether America should take military action in the face of increased threats from Pyongyang.
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There are some Android phones under $500 that do the trick, but performance gets mucky when you wade into the $200 - $300 price—which is exactly the kind of the price we wish we were all paying for these devices.
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On the other hand, the teens really love Snapchat, and screwing with their access to it — and investors' potential returns on what promises to be 2017's hottest tech IPO — doesn't seem like a great policy fight to wade into.
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Fixating on introversion limits your life If we may wade into useful, technical jargon, the important thing to recognize, Shiner says, is that positive and negative emotionality are "orthogonal," meaning how you stand on one is unrelated to the other.
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I'm not about to wade into walkthrough proper waters, but if you look on your map, at the Akkala area, just south-west of the spiral beach, you'll see a circular inland island, connected to the mainland by a thin causeway.
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De Niro was receiving the Brass Ring Award Saturday evening at the Children's Diabetes Foundation's Carousel of Hope event in L.A., when, for whatever reason, he decided to wade into politics with a quip about the newly appointed Justice Kavanaugh.
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League is set in its ways almost to a fault, to the point that any true newcomers must have the courage to wade into an environment where players know the arcane ins and out of almost all of its 131 characters.
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The subsequent geopolitical storm has proved so uncomfortable that Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr, one of the most forthright voices in basketball, essentially declined to comment Monday night when invited by Bay Area reporters to wade into the discussion.
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" As Charlie Warzel wrote in The Times's Opinion section, "On Twitter, where some Democratic hopefuls have adopted a 'they go low, we go high' mentality, Bloombergians have instead opted to wade into the mud and wrestle with Mr. Trump's Twitter feed.
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And while it was perhaps the most blatant attempt by the Trump administration to wade into a foreign contest, it was not the only time the President or his team has weighed in on the domestic politics of other countries.
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But to understand just how much foreign money is swimming around Silicon Valley — and how entrepreneurs can get swept up when they wade into the undercurrents of international waters — look no further than the story of a company called Lucid Motors.
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The tweet was arguably a violation of Twitter's terms of service, but the social network will not wade into the issue — instead, Twitter put out a press release on Friday, justifying the continued presence of world leaders on the social media platform.
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It's a connection boosted, in part, by Kahn's willingness to wade into the online fray in defense of the seemingly eternally embattled pop star (it's in talking about Swift that Kahn is most careful with his words, describing her as an "excellent target").
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The inspectors general, who are tasked with detecting and deterring fraud in the federal government, are a mostly nonpartisan group, and it is unusual for them to wade into a political fight or come together to criticize a ruling from the Justice Department.
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The United States has been hesitant to publicly wade into the feud between its allies, but the dispute, which threatens global supplies of memory chips and smartphones, has overshadowed the visit by David Stilwell, the top U.S. diplomat for East Asia policy.
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Two years after declaring a nationwide right to same-sex marriage, the Supreme Court this week will wade into the next chapter in the gay rights debate — whether people with a religious objection to same-sex marriage must serve same-sex couples.
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Try investing in an REITIf you want to wade into real estate, investing in a real estate investment trustInvestors can choose a portfolio to invest in based on their goals — either supplemental income, balanced investing, or long-term growth — and earn dividends quarterly.
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The justices are scheduled to wade into a dispute over a WWI memorial in Maryland that ignited the age-old debate over the separation of church and state, and they'll hear a case involving a controversial citizenship question in the 220006 Census.
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" Its author — who says they use a pseudonym because their day job and relatives "wouldn't appreciate my actual name being attached to books that wade into politics" — tells ITK they hope the book "lets people seethe and (hopefully) chuckle at the same time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is likely to wade into Britain's Brexit turmoil during a visit to London next week in which he will also tell outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May that her successor should ban Huawei from building 5G networks.
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Regulations aimed at social causes may be the most harmful, not only because they manipulate the securities laws into doing something entirely outside of their intended use, but because they require financial regulators to wade into unfamiliar territory, with often disastrous results.
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" Winfrey, through a spokeswoman, declined to say why, but after the taping of the "Oprah's Book Club" episode she told The Associated Press, "I'm not going to play it safer, but I'm not going to wade into water if I don't have to.
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Even residents who suffered abuses at the hands of the militants gave them points for their policing, saying that for nonreligious disputes, they were not only fair but also willing to wade into problems that might have been brushed off by most authorities.
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" Still, if coming out was a challenge it was equally perplexing to figure out a way to wade into the dating pool in a city of just over 2003,000, one in which most everyone on the street greets Mr. Buttigieg as "Mayor Pete.
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Throughout his career, Iger displayed an ability to constantly wade into waters he didn't initially know much — or anything — about, then he would find a way to wrangle whatever the issue was he faced into a shape he could understand and deal with.
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Most corporate PACs generally don't wade into presidential primaries, so the candidates taking a stand against them are risking very little right now, said Steven Billet, an expert on PAC management who oversees a master's program in legislative affairs at George Washington University.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump leaves on Monday for a NATO summit in London and he is under pressure from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resist the temptation to wade into the British election campaign coming up later in December.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday will consider a petition asking it to wade into a hard circuit split over whether workers who fail to file discrimination claims with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or comparable state agencies are automatically barred from suing their employers.
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WASHINGTON (CNN)The sprawling conservative network affiliated with billionaire Charles Koch is launching four new political action committees and plans to wade into upcoming state and congressional primaries to back incumbent politicians who side with Koch and his allies on trade, immigration and other issues.
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The discussions don't wade into the granular details of a campaign — such as recommendations to focus on certain issues or to hire particular operatives — but more of a broader, "high-level" conversation about the reasons to run and what to expect when you do.
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But his study did not distinguish between people taking opioids for chronic pain and those who are addicted—and since the professor has a forthcoming paper on the issue coming out this fall, he was reluctant to wade into the drug issue too deeply.
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This is icky moral territory to wade into at any time, but especially in an era when terrible men are newly exposed every day, and asking viewers to spend a 10-episode season trapped inside the brain of one feels like a tall order.
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But their strategy poses enormous risks, not only for millions of Americans who rely on entitlement programs, but also for Republicans who would wade into politically difficult waters, cutting popular benefits for the elderly and working poor just after cutting taxes for profitable corporations.
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But in a state whose legal challenge led to the toppling of a federal law that banned the practice, perhaps no place else has been as prepared to wade into the potentially lucrative world of sports betting as the sports bar at Monmouth Park.
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On the U.K. election: Trump declined to wade into the U.K.'s high-stakes election, which is in just nine days and will see one of his closest allies Boris Johnson take on the left-wing Jeremy Corbyn to determine the future of Brexit.
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But in the fall of 2015, Spark Capital was one of a few established venture capital firms to wade into the industry, helping lead a $12.5 million investment in Cruise Automation, a start-up based in San Francisco whose software helps cars pilot themselves.
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We owe students the opportunity and the prompting to work, play, debate, and problem-solve together before we launch them into workplaces that are increasingly heterogeneous, or ask them to wade into national conversations about tough issues like racial and gender equality or social justice.
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Washington (CNN)Phil Bredesen, the Democratic candidate for US Senate in Tennessee, is running with Taylor Swift's decision to endorse him, touting how rare it is for the pop star to wade into politics in a new digital video and publicly thanking her on Twitter.
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So naturally, Lenovo, with its years of manufacturing expertise has decided to wade into the market this fall to help sort out (or maybe add to) the confusion with its first smarthome devices which consist of a smart lightblub, smart switch, and a home security camera.
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" He also took inspiration from the recent spate of Super Bowl ads that took a political stand: "I was excited to see other brands during the Super Bowl wade into the political debate and showcase what America really is all about — equality, freedom and free speech.
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" Monday, when asked by CNN whether the President dreads such calls to wade into the campaigns or rather relishes them, Earnest explained, "I think the president welcomed the opportunity to use Mr. Trump's unwise position to illustrate the wisdom of the approach this administration has pursued.
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If Google was looking for an easy way to wade into handling contactless payments for a transportation service, there's not really a better place to start in the US. Other attempts to bring mobile payments to larger-scale transportation services around the country have been a challenge.
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The Federal Reserve's second-in-command was the latest to wade into a post-election debate over what policies the new U.S. government should pursue, saying on Monday spending and other efforts to boost sluggish productivity could help reduce the Fed's burden of supporting the economy.
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Wade into state law; they join Nixon, Teachout, Ramos, and many others in rejecting corporate donations and calling for criminal justice reform, a higher minimum wage, and many other progressive goals that would turn New York state into a "true progressive leader," as Biaggi likes to say.
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As more companies wade into the business of building artificial intelligence systems to help you drive (or do the driving for you), a startup founded by an ex-Apple computer vision specialist is open sourcing a huge dataset that can help them on their road to autonomy.
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So far, Trump has remained mum on the race but the President -- who prizes loyalty -- has never been afraid to wade into the fray and pick sides within his own party leaving plenty of room for Trump to make his mark on the House's leadership race.
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The Hill's Kristina Wong has the story: Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Monday at a think tank event he would not wade into 220006 presidential politics, but spoke at length about the importance of U.S. alliances that GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump has called into question.
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In the past, Mr. Cuomo has pushed legislation that would codify the protections guaranteed under Roe v Wade into state law and update the state's law to allow late-term abortions when the health of the mother is in danger or the fetus is not viable.
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At a time when Mr. Trump's ties to Russia, and the people connected to him, are under heightened scrutiny — with investigations by American intelligence agencies, the F.B.I. and Congress — some of his associates remain willing and eager to wade into Russia-related efforts behind the scenes.
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Some of the sharpest exchanges came amid questioning by judges on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals over whether the courts should wade into such a politically charged debate, or if Congress and the White House should be left to resolve the disputes on their own.
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He is far from the first American Jew with strong ties to Israel to wade into Middle Eastern diplomacy — Rahm Emanuel, the former White House chief of staff, is the son of a former Jewish paramilitary fighter — but the others were Washington professionals or seasoned negotiators.
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The third legal fight the justices agreed to wade into pits Trump against Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. A grand jury investigating potential financial and tax-related crimes issued subpoenas to the Trump Organization and to Mazars, prompting Trump to file suit to block the effort.
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The Trump administration's latest defense for the infamous June 2016 meeting between top campaign aides and a Russian lawyer promising damaging information about Hillary Clinton is now dragging the Secret Service into the fray — and forcing the apolitical agency to wade into a politically explosive scandal.
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As city leaders contend with about 58,383 people crowded into shelters overseen by the city's homeless services and another 3,000 living on the streets, the governor, a Democrat in his second term, is expected to wade into the issue again on Wednesday in his State of the State address.
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And with hastily passed GOP tax cuts estimated to add $1 trillion to the national deficit over the next decade, Schatz said he's not yet going to wade into details of how he'll pay for his plan because he thinks there's a double standard with Republicans and Democrats.
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When pressed on certain parts of the law, such as whether the SEC should delay implementing a rule requiring companies to disclose the ratio of CEO pay to the median pay of workers, Clayton declined to wade into the debate until he could get more information from SEC staff.
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Snapchat is clearly relevant enough to kickstart a media cycle, but when you are a unicorn that might be eyeing an IPO, the main goal is to grow at all costs, even if it means executing complex media stunts that wade into the hot waters of racist accusations.
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Internally, rank-and-file members are quietly lamenting the loss of their legislative power -- a symptom of both the divided government they are now in and what some say is a lack of ambition by members and leadership to wade into contentious territory ahead of the 2020 election.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) was initially reluctant to wade into the ongoing feud, but earlier this month he gave the DOJ a deadline of last Friday to comply with a subpoena request for documents, telling senior officials that the House would take action if progress was not made.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE, who said Tuesday she's not not ready to wade into the primary fight.
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General election campaigns and their ad-hoc organisations offer a soft, juicy target: improvised and badly secured networks, highly combustible content, all combined with a reluctance on the part of law enforcement agencies and private sector companies to wade into what could easily become a high-stakes political mess.
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But the social giant — in comments filed with the Federal Election Commission on Monday — did not appear to wade into what should be done about issues-related political ads, the kinds of ads purchased by Russian agents in an attempt to sow social unrest around the 2016 presidential election.
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But while the idea that Paltrow has actually never heard of anything Goop promotes might have a certain, undeniable conspiratorial appeal to it, the truth is probably a lot more simple: Gwyneth probably just doesn't want to wade into another six-figure lawsuit over boosting bogus wellness claims.
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The United States' major mental health associations -- including the American Psychiatric Association, which claims to be the largest psychiatric association in the world -- are warning members not to wade into the debate, but some prominent doctors have done just that, publicly voicing concerns and questioning the very ethics of their profession.
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Why it matters: The iconic brand has not shied from using its marketing prowess to wade into political and cultural issues in the past, but its newest ad campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick has become particularly divisive, given the polarizing nature of race relations in the U.S. under the Trump administration.
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As he does regularly when asked about the 2016 race, Ryan held up his "unique role" as chairman of the national convention in July as the reason he won't wade into the swirling debate about Trump's potentially damaging impact if he is at the top of the ticket in November.
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NEW YORK, Nov 21 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's second-in-command was the latest to wade into a post-election debate over what policies the new U.S. government should pursue, saying on Monday spending and other efforts to boost sluggish productivity could help reduce the Fed's burden of supporting the economy.
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The bill represents the latest effort by lawmakers in Congress to wade into the battle between federal law enforcement officials and tech companies over encryption, which reached a boiling point in 28500 as the FBI tussled with Apple over a locked iPhone linked to the San Bernardino terror attack case.
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It was a pretty intimidating moment, not knowing if they were going to wade into us with batons twirling, but our highly excited friends kept their cool and danced in the cops searchlight beams—keeping the mood so smiley that the police were left feeling ridiculously overdressed for the occasion.
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Part of the reason Sanders's purported comments have prompted such a response is that they wade into assumptions some voters have expressed about the electability of a woman president — questions Warren, and other women candidates, have had to tackle over and over again during their town halls and stump speeches.
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The bill represents the latest effort by lawmakers in Congress to wade into the battle between federal law enforcement officials and tech companies over encryption, which reached a boiling point in 2015 as the FBI tussled with Apple over a locked iPhone linked to the San Bernardino terror attack case.
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And Walden said it's too soon for Congress to wade into philosophical questions about the complex decision-making algorithms powering the forthcoming fleet of self-driving vehicles in the first place — questions like, does a self-driving Google Prius or Uber ride kill its owner in order to spare more lives?
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I saw that look on quite a few of the cops standing around yesterday's vast and sudden protest against Trump's travel ban and our own government's complicity in it: the look of someone not sure if they're meant to join in with the demonstration or wade into the mass of people, clubs swinging.
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So while Lyft has declined to wade into the thorny mess of developing its own autonomous technology — probably for the best, considering the quagmire its main rival Uber currently finds itself in — it has racked up a host of eager partners willing to feature their own self-driving cars on Lyft's app.
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And with the GOP hastily passing tax cuts estimated to add $1 trillion to the national deficit over the next decade, Schatz told me last year he's not yet going to wade into details of how he'll pay for his plan because he thinks there's a double standard with Republicans and Democrats.
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His decision to pitch a legally dubious plan to circumvent the 14th Amendment and declare the children of undocumented immigrants ineligible for birthright citizenship forced Republicans, many fighting for their political lives, to wade into an arcane, emotionally charged debate over the Constitution and immigration only days before voters go to the polls.
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"We have to think about what the next 20 years look like and be cognizant that this 100-year flood might be happening more than once every hundred years," said Paul Rumler, the chief executive of the local chamber of commerce, who also did not want to wade into a climate change debate.
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As a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit wrestled with the issue Monday morning, Trump-appointed Judge Neomi Rao pointed out that in a 1993 case involving impeachment of a federal judge, the Supreme Court declined to wade into the mechanics of the impeachment process.
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In 2016 as a presidential candidate, Sanders managed to wade into this debate when he called Planned Parenthood part of the "establishment" — and there's no doubt that many groups have popped up to promote candidates who support abortion rights over those who don't in recent years, including Emily's List and NARAL, both of which endorsed Newman.
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We could have hosted the Finals any other week of the year, but we choose to come to New York City and wade into the chaotic traffic jams to introduce our Solvers to the world, to have them participate in this incredible week which brings together world leaders, who can help accelerate and scale their work.
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The conference is attended annual by top Jewish leader from around the globe as well as presidential candidates who use it as an opportunity to make the case for their ability to hold up on the international state, and wade into issues in the Middle East and position themselves as allies to Israel on matters of security.
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House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, a Wisconsinite, insisted on his state's right to make feta, prompting a Greek lawmaker to bemoan the "risk of mass imports of counterfeit feta into the E.U." The region's highest court has also had to wade into the sticky issue of recipes, and how companies are allowed to label their products.
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She told authorities she forced her daughter to "roll around in a hog pen on at least one occasion and wade into a muddy pond and dunk under as a form of punishment," the records allege, also claiming that Ruud said she once punished Leckie for "deliberately" cutting her own arm by pouring alcohol and salt on the wound twice a day.
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The Saturday afternoon speech from the West Wing was an attempt by Mr. Trump to, at the very least, shift the narrative of the past several weeks and show that rather than spoiling for a longer shutdown fight or making unreasonable demands, he was looking for a broadly acceptable way out of a morass he once boasted he was proud to wade into.
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Other Democratic candidates are loathe to wade into the scandals of today, by leaning in far too much to impeachment, or short circuiting like a robot when asked if their corruption plan would prohibit the son of their Vice President from serving on the board of a Ukrainian energy company after buying $10 million in ads saying you'll stand up against corruption.
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On Monday morning, Zuckerberg posted the following message to his Facebook page: Even as Zuckerberg's statement — "It's hard to imagine why we don't make it much harder for anyone to do this" — isn't an explicit demand for specific gun control policy, it is one of the few times he's been willing to wade into the discussion over a volatile political issue and take a side.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE indicated in a Monday speech that Congress may ultimately have to wade into the debate about federal law enforcement agencies unlocking encrypted devices that are tied to ongoing investigations.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE wants to use a defense policy bill to force the Senate to wade into a larger fight over declassifying 85033 pages from a 2002 review of the 9/11 terror attacks.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2202 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) became the first 2628 Democratic presidential candidate to wade into the discussion and questioned whether the Trump administration had ulterior motives in keeping the plane in the air.
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"All the things that people want to do — water parks, wave pools, beaches, wade into the water to go fishing, super-soaker fights in the front yard, water balloon fights — it reminds me just how much both water and fun have a part in our life and how much that's truly missed by people when they have to use powered mobility devices," he said.
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Asked how the DCCC will decide whether to wade into crowded primaries, executive director Dan Sena noted that the party has a history of backing candidates in "jungle" primaries — elections in states like Georgia and California where the top two candidates move on to a general election regardless of party affiliation, and where one party can conceivably be shut out of a general election.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), who has called for a smaller defense budget and no new nuclear weapons, this week became the most prominent Democrat to wade into the 28503 White House race by launching an exploratory committee for president.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Monday at a think tank event he would not wade into 2016 presidential politics, but spoke at length about the importance of U.S. alliances that presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has called into question.
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The articles focus only on Trump's efforts to pressure the Ukrainian government to launch politically motivated investigations and obstruct Democrats' inquiry, a move seen to be in response to centrists who didn't want to wade into obstruction of justice territory from former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump says he'll release financial records before election, knocks Dems' efforts House impeachment hearings: The witch hunt continues Speier says impeachment inquiry shows 'very strong case of bribery' by Trump MORE's report.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE blasted Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Friday for saying he wouldn't wade into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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It's ambiguous 26:00 Why the Dead chose not to wade into politics 373:27 Garcia was terrified of his own charisma 29:45 How the Dead's aversion to authority begot decentralized communities and economies; tapers and proto-viral marketing 200:247 The Dead were not business savvy (break) 250:249 "Dark Star" 207/250/093 Fillmore East, New York, NY (Charlie Miller/soundboard) 209:203 What it was like being raised by Deadheads 277:28 "In order for the grateful dead to continue the grateful dead has to die and be reborn in some new form" (Amir) 39:33 Fractured groups of people!
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SORKIN: HEY, SPEAKER, YOU ARE CLEARLY STEEPED IN ALL OF THESE DETAILS, AND I'M AFRAID TO TALK ABOUT IT, BUT WE HAD AN INTERVIEW YESTERDAY WITH DIANE BLACK WHERE WE TALKED ABOUT CARRIED INTEREST WE ASKED ABOUT CARRIED INTEREST, AND IT WAS RELATIVELY CLEAR TO MOST VIEWERS, AND I HATE SAYING THIS, AND I DON'T THINK SHE EITHER UNDERSTOOD THE QUESTION OR WORSE, I DON'T THINK SHE UNDERSTOOD WHAT CARRIED INTEREST WAS AND THE DETAILS OF IT. MY QUESTION TO YOU IS MORE AS YOU TALK TO ALL OF THE PEOPLE IN CONGRESS, WHAT SENSE DO YOU HAVE THAT THEY HAVE THIS LEVEL OF SOPHISTICATION THAT YOU DO TO ACTUALLY BE ABLE TO WADE INTO THESE ISSUES?
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) are seen as among the most likely lawmakers to wade into the 2020 race.
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S. sources * Aramco splits IPO advisory roles, appoints Brunswick * Saudi central bank chief says does not see more bank mergers in pipeline * Saudi housing prices tumble nearly 10 pct on year in Q1 * Saudi Arabia avoids financial crisis - now for the hard part * Trump to wade into Middle East politics on first foreign trip * Aldar properties awards AED 1.7 bln development contract for Yas Acres * Dubai Investments Q1 profit falls * Lufthansa CEO talks future of Air Berlin with Abu Dhabi * UAE delays first nuclear plant by a year as operator awaits licence * Standard Chartered says retail banking business in UAE picking up * Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank lines up benchmark dollar bond – sources * Qatar National Bank plans to apply for Saudi investment banking licence * National Bank Of Kuwait says at early stage of issuing dollar bonds Reporting By Dubai Newsroom
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