And by the way, how can anyone buy walk-back after walk-back when you take positions here and then take positions over here, and you're repetitively walking back and changing?
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McCallum was later forced to walk back the controversial comments.
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A decision to walk back that position could be humbling.
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Breitbart later updated the post to walk back its claims.
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I walk back to the hotel to relax a bit.
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I walk back to the office, stopping by the garden.
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In an interview, Beruff refused to walk back his comments.
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I just don't like the walk back to the dugout.
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Trump also tried to walk back his comments on taxes.
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We walk back to the library where my car is.
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Shame!' while Cersei Lannister walk back to the Red Keep.
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The GOP nominee later tried to walk back the comments.
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Walk back to the office to put in more werk.
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I pay for the rest and we walk back home.
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In your mind, enter and walk back through your house.
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The White House was forced to walk back his comments.
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You need some food in you for the walk back.
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Did he walk back the transgender thing in the military?
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I could barely walk back to my classroom without collapsing.
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You have got to walk back from the brink here.
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Mr. Giuliani had to walk back many of his comments.
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We walk back to the Airbnb – all uphill – after midnight.
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That transformation is going to be difficult to walk back.
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Only after several hours did Mulvaney walk back his statement.
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Mr. Newsom has since sought to walk back his remarks.
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In the post, Musk attempted to walk back his Aug.
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Administration officials seemed to work to walk back the president's comments.
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One thing he didn't walk back was his stance on abortion.
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" At the time, Harris tried to walk back his comment. "Indeed!
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I'm pretty close to home so I decide to walk back.
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Girls walk back to their unit at Madison Juvenile Correctional Facility.
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I walk back to my car and start my drive home.
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We walk back home and drive to my husband's old hospital.
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I walk back and talk to my mom on the phone.
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As I walk back, I realize I've been slacking this week.
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Wheelers Oyster Bar is a short walk back from the seafront.
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But I think he would walk back if they'd let him.
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Amash also hit Trump for attempting to walk back his remarks.
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They could just mingle with the smokers and walk back in.
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In the emails, Kassam urged Wigmore to walk back his comments.
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B grabs the check and we walk back to the hotel.
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On the walk back to work, he picks up a salad.
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He stood, and I watched him walk back to his workshop.
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Mike Pence tries to walk back Donald Trump's bromance with Putin.
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I personally don't think you should walk back regulation too much.
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Barry Booker needs to walk back his comments about women's gymnastics.
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So we walk back to the Airbnb and watch Coco, naturally.
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Karaoke happens, another beer, and we walk back to my place.
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We walk back to the hostel and I immediately pass out.
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We decide to walk back to the hostel for a break.
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Alaska obliges, and then The Colonel's mom makes everyone walk back.
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He then attempted to walk back the comments, saying he misspoke.
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A Hollywood backlash forced the academy to walk back both decisions.
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I'm gonna just go ahead and walk back on this stance today.
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But seemed to walk back those comments a bit earlier this week.
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In a speech Wednesday, Powell appeared to walk back comments on Oct.
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So it's possible the two countries will walk back from the edge.
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Trump and Giuliani have tried to walk back Giuliani's comments this week.
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So, naturally, Razek and Victoria's Secret had to walk back the comments.
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I walk back to work and call my mom on the way.
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I walk back to work to eat my pho at my desk.
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Two weeks later, the company had decided to "walk back" that decision.
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I walk back to the dude and I give it to him.
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All of these steps walk back from the brinksmanship that has marked
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For a lunch stop, walk back to Fiat Cafe (203 Mott Street).
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" Rock tried to walk back his comments by saying, "I mean, lady.
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We walk back through the hard site, and I see more things.
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Some doors you cannot walk back on once you've been through them.
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This time the PBOT staffer tries to walk back the previous comments.
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I have been able to walk back through security without being scanned.
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But the week went out and we saw those stories walk back.
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"It is difficult to walk back the saber-rattling rhetoric," he added.
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We all walk back and forth on that line all the time.
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Trump has tried to walk back that kind of rhetoric as president.
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Defeated, we stop running, turn around, and walk back to our apartment.
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Then we walk back to the car and pay $12 for parking.
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But in a later interview, he appeared to walk back that comment.
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As I walk back, I see the room… with the free coffee.
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On numerous occasions, his aides have had to walk back his comments.
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Walk back to the TV crews and the commanders and the subordinates?
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"I told her if she felt like when she got to her car that she couldn't drive, to call me and I'd walk back and get her, and we'd walk back and sleep there — sleep it off," Nickerson remembers.
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Stocks surged last week after Powell appeared to walk back comments on Oct.
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I get off at the last stop and walk back to the guesthouse.
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In a statement on Facebook today, Chenebault tried to walk back his comments.
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After a brief break, Mueller appeared to walk back his exchange with Rep.
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Andreessen attempted to walk back his statement by asserting that colonialism is bad.
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"DeShone has earned that opportunity to walk back out there again," Jackson said.
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In the ensuing backlash, Langbert has since attempted to walk back his comments.
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Here, three women walk back to the training center after checking the beehives.
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Walk back to the Airbnb, clean our faces, and go straight to bed.
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Still, the decision to walk back on the redefinition of broadband is encouraging.
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Now I really gotta figure out how to walk back up the stairs.
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Trump has since claimed he misspoke, a walk-back that isn't convincing anyone.
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When the hosts pressed him further, Affleck tried to walk back his comments.
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Often, I find myself too far from my starting point to walk back.
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Trump's walk-back Donald Trump did something he rarely does -- admit a mistake.
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Republican calls for Trump to walk back the comments or apologize have mounted.
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Trump later attempted to walk back his comments when he returned to Washington.
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The president sought to walk back the comments on Tuesday, saying he misspoke.
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At the union forum on Saturday, Castro sought to walk back those attacks.
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But even then, the school refused to walk back on the graduation ban.
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The White House insists that any further guidance wouldn't constitute a walk-back.
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Camera follows someone across room when they walk back — someone's there, big scare!
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It's a surprising walk back from previous assurances to the contrary from Sony.
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The agency later issued a statement that appeared to walk back Pompeo's remark.
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But China has been known to walk back similar commitments in the past.
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Afterward, I walk back home and resist the temptation to pick up dinner.
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A crowded café, a short walk back to the safety of my hotel.
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On the walk back, I won't take my phone out once, I pledged.
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I walk back to the Market, buy the shoes ($2198.84), then head home.
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We eventually get churros from El Moro and walk back to my place.
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We walk back to my apartment and change out of our party clothes.
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Employees can sign up for an hourlong slot, then walk back to work.
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In a speech last week, Powell appeared to walk back his comments on Oct.
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We eat our ice creams as we make the long walk back to Vauxhall.
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On my walk back to the dance party, the sea air felt good, calming.
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Today I savor every sip on my endorphin-filled walk back to my apartment.
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Musk appeared to walk back plans for the minibus in a recent earnings call.
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Walk back through decades of televised face-offs and find out what influenced voters.
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On the walk back to work my inner monologue was stuck on a loop.
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He gets off the exam table, and we walk back to the waiting room.
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I close my exercise ring on my Apple Watch and walk back inside smiling.
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We walk back to where we locked up the bikes and begin the journey.
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And he made a clear effort to walk back that comment on Monday night.
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He attempted to walk-back his Helsinki comments on Tuesday, saying he simply misspoke.
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He has since attempted to walk back those statements, only to undercut those efforts.
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The president and his staff later attempted to walk back and clarify his comments.
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James had attempted to walk back his initial comments on Monday night on Twitter.
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People pass one way, then walk back the other way, but not this woman.
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But unable to gain traction against Facebook, Google began to walk back its efforts.
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Walking from her bedroom/workspace into the kitchen was a walk back into reality.
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Earlier this month, Trump appeared to walk back on the prospect of meeting Mueller.
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Guedes tried to walk back on his comments, saying they were off the record.
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Privately Trump was enraged by the performance, which Mulvaney attempted to walk back afterward.
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"The fight does not end when we walk back into that building," she added.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: What do you think about him doing the walk-back yesterday?
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Mnuchin and later President Donald Trump tried to walk back the weak dollar comments.
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"I refuse to walk back that promise because of some misguided, uniformed policy proposal."
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It may walk back some promises because they didn't prompt assurances about American concessions.
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But once an idea grabs hold, especially on the internet, it's hard to walk back.
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The event starts winding down at around 8, so we walk back to the car.
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Trump later sought to walk back his stance, saying he misspoke using a double negative.
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But it didn't take long for him to walk back his stronger condemnation once again.
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Each tunnel is a 20 minute walk one way and another 20 minute walk back.
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We walk back to the hotel to help with digestion before calling it a night.
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Cops say Sig initially denied any wrongdoing, and tried to walk back inside his home.
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We stop by Starbucks on our walk back and I grab a Grande flat white.
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My boyfriend's already gone home, so my friend and I walk back to my house.
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How many times can you watch someone or two people walk back into a house?
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I said yes, and assumed she would walk back down to get a fitting room.
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The White House then had to walk back the statements after Rosenstein demanded a correction.
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But as Goody began the walk back to the dugout, Girardi went the same way.
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It's far from clear, however, that Trump has any desire to walk back his remarks.
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The president and his staff attempted to walk back and clarify his comments last week.
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The remarks -- which Brokaw has since tried to walk back -- ignited a firestorm of criticism.
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Weary from the time difference, I walk back to my hotel and crawl into bed.
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I walk back to the barn to make sure the horses are safe and fed.
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In a moment of apparent foresight, Kasich predicted that Trump would walk back the comments.
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What's the most embarrassing public statement you've ever made that you've had to walk back?
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On the walk back to Mr. Schreiber's car after the date, he took a risk.
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We catch the ferry, walk back to the Airbnb, and crash around 1:00 a.m.
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On Friday, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders tried to walk back expectations and impose conditions.
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This is not the first time that Ross has had to walk back a report.
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Our group of friends slowly gets smaller and eventually, we walk back to our car.
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I walk back to the office in slush, scrolling through social media on the way.
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Harvey provides Trump the perfect excuse to walk back from his threats without losing face.
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The border: I didn't like the EO, because I thought that was a walk-back.
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The walk back is uphill, and I consider it my urban hike of the week.
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The following month, Powell appeared to walk back those remarks, saying rates are "just below" neutral.
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The walk-back seemed to satisfy some of his Republican critics, but Democrats continued to fume.
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And then immediately proceeded with his friends to walk back across the border into Mexico again.
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I walk back to my desk, proud of my team and eager to get to work.
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After an uproar following his "make a deal" comment, Trump tried to walk back the idea.
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We talked a lot in that garden and on the slow walk back to his room.
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On my walk back, I stop in an adorable gourmet shop and get a vegetable juice.
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Homeboykris, died from apparent heart attack on walk back to barn after Preakness day win pic.twitter.
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Walk back to the hotel and unload everything into the mini-fridge in my hotel room.
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I walk back in, talk to the doorman, and he...admits I'm wearing the latex suit.
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Burnett on Tuesday said Trump's walk-back of his statement during the summit was not genuine.
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It was the second time this month Nauert was forced to walk back comments by Friedman.
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Did Mueller play a role in Trump's comments at the summit or his bumbling walk back?
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During the walk back to his hotel, he and a reporter agreed to trade contact information.
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Trump sought to walk back the comments with a statement the next day, saying he misspoke.
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Several other news outlets and reporters also suggested that Rubio's op-ed was a walk-back.
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He did not walk back any of his remarks on Fox 29 about the storm response.
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Styling Star also seems poised to walk back some of the things that Fashion Forward fumbled.
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Somehow they walk back to the habitat modules all zombie-like and start a murderous rampage.
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His unwillingness to walk back his praise for Cuba under Fidel Castro was a major mistake.
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It's another beautiful day, so we decide to take a walk back to the hardware store.
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After walking all the way up, visitors walk back down and out through the gift shop.
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That was a walk-back for BOJ bureaucrats who wanted more flexibility in their exit plans.
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Callimachi: So we began to walk back, and two of our colleagues have already walked off.
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We walk back home and I get back to work while he plays with his toys.
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On Monday, Mr. Grenell sought to walk back his comments, though only up to a point.
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Mulvaney later tried to walk back his comments in a statement released by the White House.
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It looked like Trump was trying to walk back Mnuchin and reiterate a strong dollar policy.
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But Schumer's office afterward sought to walk back his comment, saying he had misheard the question.
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But a win by a leftist candidate could walk back many of the market-friendly policies.
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For now, however, Mr. Trump seemed to indicate his desire to walk back from that impasse.
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Years after the Clinton investigation, Kavanaugh appeared to walk back his aggressive posture toward presidential probes.
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However, Washington has since sought to walk back its aggressive stance towards OPEC's third-largest producer.
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She hugged Aboughoushe, thanked her and asked her to walk back together to the main street.
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Tuesday afternoon, Musk made a claim on Twitter he later had to walk back within hours.
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My entire intention is how do I get them to walk back into a yoga studio.
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Those students were then instructed to walk back into the classroom and line up against the wall.
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Iran has gotten the US president to sort of walk back US policy and call for talks.
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He would later walk back what he wrote in the tweet, agreeing to keep the company public.
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Henning would later walk back her charges against her ex-husband, but the damage was already done.
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"There's a bit of a walk back in progress," said Don Rissmiller, chief economist at Strategas Research.
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I contemplate picking up a cold brew on our walk back but settle for a Keurig instead.
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We walk back to my place afterwards, as one of my friends parked her car there earlier.
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It's a long walk back to the dorm, back down the red-brick hallway from the showers.
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And then the chief of staff put out his own statement trying to walk back his comments.
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I got to turn around and walk back the other way, you know exactly what I'm doing.
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In response to the walk back, Rubio also introduced legislation to solidify the full ban on Huawei.
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I walk back to my office, but it is hard to ignore the shops on 5th Avenue.
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In Colombia on Monday, Pence himself tried to walk back the idea without flatly contradicting the President.
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The celebrity businessman later attempted to walk back the comments in a statement released later on Wednesday.
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"When I walk back home and after supper, I also play it," said one fan, Elaine Wan.
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Trump tried to walk back his previous statements on Tuesday, saying he misspoke during the press conference.
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According to Axios, Khosrowshahi later sought to walk back his comments in a phone call Sunday evening.
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In the days since, both Trump and the White House have attempted to walk back those comments.
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Swetnick appeared to walk back her first claim in an NBC interview with Kate Snow on Monday.
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But when they went to him to ask that he walk back the line, Mr. Cheney refused.
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Mr. Musk might have to walk back his crack last year that Apple was the "Tesla graveyard."
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These were intriguing, but I decided to walk back through the women's section to find something warmer.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could "walk back" his aggressive statements on interest rates, CNBC's predicted Wednesday.
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That's why I'm wondering if she will try to walk back this embarrassing statement on Friday's show.
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Now that it's no longer a hypothetical concern, Trump needs to walk back the uncertainty he generated.
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You walk in, and you see what all is to be found, and you walk back out.
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I walk back inside the arena in sober disgust and spot Donald Trump's campaign spokesperson Katrina Pierson.
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A breeze is picking up, tugging at my green overalls as I start my walk back home.
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He can't walk back from the persona he's spent three decades crafting, even if he wanted to.
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But when they finally stand before the judge in public court, they walk back their earlier statements.
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But after his offhand remark, aides sought to walk back the idea, saying it was merely notional.
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But now that they are responsible for it, they are trying to walk back from the ledge.
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Andrew Cuomo, who similarly warned of the need to cancel some procedures, would walk back their statements.
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As you walk back to the mural by the entrance, you'll end up at the standalone buffet.
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White House officials also scrambled to walk back three critical aspects of Trump's announcement after the fact.
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Ernst's original comments, as well as her walk back, show that this is just how politics are.
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It is nothing short of pure fortune, then, that allowed everyone to walk back from the brink.
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" Tapper described Spicer's walk-back by saying: "He took the lifeline and tied it to an anvil.
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Guedes tried to walk back on his comments, saying at first that they were off the record.
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As we walk back outside, Bell pulls the bill of his hat further down on his head.
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Trump tried to walk back his previous statements on Tuesday, saying he misspoke during the press conference.
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Mr. Hoyer's staff moved quickly on Wednesday to walk back his remarks, blaming it on a misunderstanding.
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Officials later appeared to walk back the statement, but have denied that a missile caused the crash.
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Mike Lee calling the briefing "terrible" and an "unmitigated disaster" before trying to walk back his comments.
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As I walk back to work I swap a few things on the Rent the Runway app.
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In a June interview, President Trump called Markle "nasty," a comment he later attempted to walk back.
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Especially this year when she will walk back through the All England Club gates as defending champion.
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I walk back to my hotel and grab a sandwich from a bakery on the way for dinner.
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After our walk back to Ellen's place, we threw ourselves down on the sofa, and lay there, exhausted.
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As a writer, if you've written something down and published it, it's hard to walk back from that.
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We stay at the coffee shop until she stops crying and then we walk back to the office.
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Several iterations of walk-back occurred before Astros management was left sitting in a puddle of abject apology.
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Later in the day, though, Cornyn seemed to walk back his accusation that Booker had violated the rules.
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" Currency 'transparency' Washington also indicated that it could walk back its decision to label Beijing a "currency manipulator.
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Boyfriend meets me at the park after playing in a soccer game and we walk back home together.
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Still wiping away tears, the waitresses walk back through the hotel lobby to the door they came from.
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Should the sector continue to weaken, Chadha said, that could cause a walk-back in Trump's trade rhetoric.
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I step out to pick up my latte and walk back home to start working while watching Daria.
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Beyoncé's husband, Jay, holds her left hand — smiling as the newlyweds prepare to walk back down the aisle.
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Ingrid Lunden: You're launching a new marketing platform today, but I want to walk back a little first.
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I get the peanut Thai rice bowl and a mango berry smoothie and then walk back to work.
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The Roberts had to walk back outside through the bees, getting stung again, to get to the ambulance.
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The weather feels good, so we walk back to our house after the movie to keep hanging out.
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In December, he had to walk back a story he told about throwing someone out of a helicopter.
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"Leave my mom out of this," William growled, turning away from Jane to walk back inside his apartment.
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But on Tuesday, the Department of Interior was already starting to walk back parts of its sweeping proposal.
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The security guard who could have arrested me for urinating against a bush on the walk back, didn't.
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The rapper was pissed off as he made that long, lonely and embarrassing walk back down the jetway.
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Then when I turned around to go away to walk back inside, she threw the glass at me.
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I pass another sentinel as I walk back to my ship, and it ignores me, just as before.
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A retired Ohio State wrestling coach encouraged two former team members to walk back their accusations that Rep.
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Trump sought to walk back some of his remarks on Tuesday, saying he misspoke at the press conference.
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And you walk back to your hotel room with your keys laced in between your fingers like Wolverine.
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" "Despite your subsequent attempts to walk-back this clear admission, your statements to the American public on Oct.
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The comments resulted in chaos on Capitol Hill, prompting the White House to later walk back that statement.
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"He did, however, walk back his previous statement that Fyre fell apart due to "false advertising, not fraud.
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Soto has since tried to walk back these positions, especially after the Orlando Pulse nightclub and Parkland shootings.
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As we walk back down the beach, we happen upon a group who made it to the shore.
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" But Trump veered off script during his initial walk-back, saying the election interference "could be other people.
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I walk back home to get it while checking Uber and Lyft prices, which are way too high.
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The Supreme Court appeared to walk back its formalistic view, first in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v.
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When you escape the prison cell and walk back through sections you've already explored, everything is much quieter.
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I shelved my glove, took up basketball and didn't walk back onto a baseball diamond for 17 years.
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Their nonchalance amplified doubts about the president's competence, resulting in a walk-back that began over the weekend.
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Whatever happened, it's extraordinarily unusual for federal prosecutors to walk back their sentencing recommendation the very next day.
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He sought on Thursday to clarify or walk back his remarks, saying on Twitter that they were mischaracterized.
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Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget, tried to walk back Trump's comment on Wednesday.
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As I started the long walk back up the Siq, I was nearly clipped by a horse carriage.
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He also appeared to walk back from brinkmanship that has threatened the United States' trade talks with China.
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We finally get done and we are starving and walk back along the Cliff Walk to our car.
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After receiving criticism from many of his most stalwart Republican defenders, Trump seemed to walk back that permission.
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It was a slight walk-back of comments the speaker made immediately following the vote late Wednesday night.
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The tweet was quickly deleted and Morey sent a follow-up tweet attempting to walk back the statement.
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On my walk back to the office I check emails, grab my laptop, and head to pump again.
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On the walk back I text my husband to see if he wants to order takeout for dinner.
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I don't want to buy any more food out, so I walk back home and heat up soup.
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The desire to meet Trump with fury, however, has forced Democrats to walk back comments they made, too.
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As he made the short walk back to the pits, the fans in the grandstands stood and applauded.
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In 2017, the site had to walk back a policy that erroneously restricted LGBTQ content after public backlash.
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On the walk back from the restaurant, I run into the same high school classmate I saw last night.
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In light of the new indictments, Trump's had to walk back his statements on election meddling in recent days.
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We walk back to the apartment to eat breakfast (skyr and granola) and pack up for our next stop.
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Analysts say that during this time it's possible that Trump could walk back the scale of the tariffs considerably.
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I walk 210 minutes to SPAR to buy groceries and walk back up the giant hill to my Airbnb.
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Maybe wait a week to try to walk back things when there is video of you saying the opposite?
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It would also walk back city ordinances that explicitly protect transgender rights and prevent new ones from being enacted.
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It's a really nice day, so we walk back to my house and eat our pastries on my balcony.
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Then I walk back to my apartment and make sure it's clean, since the maintenance guy hasn't come yet.
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I walk back to our apartment and snooze on the couch for 20 minutes before getting ready for work.
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"It's a lot harder for women to walk away from their profession and walk back into it," Escobar says.
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Maggie Hassan could dwindle as she struggles to walk back recent comments calling Trump a role model for children.
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Jamie Dimon, CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase, has called bitcoin a "fraud," only to walk back those comments later.
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Lewis last week questioned Sanders' role in the civil rights movement, a charge he later had to walk back.
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In the jargon of Washington, the process of resolving these self-inflicted crises is usually called the walk back.
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I tore open the package and administered a mega dose on the 30-second walk back from the bodega.
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Trump later tried to walk back his statement, but that prompted another clarification by press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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At the same time, he's hardly a star witness; his decision to walk back his claims undercuts his credibility.
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After an hour, we're ready to call it a night, so A. and I walk back to my apartment.
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Yet it took more than a day for him or the White House to offer any official walk-back.
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Most worrisome, and hardest to walk back, is embracing a totally government-run health care plan, advocated by Sens.
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I walk back and eat my cookie — it is very important to always pick a good walking-back-snack.
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He had to walk back a demand that Britain open up its national health care system to U.S. companies.
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But with the Khaleesi's transformation to villain in the show's final episodes, they're having to walk back their praise.
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I haven't been there for 15 years, but you can just walk back in time and chat with Hulugirl16.
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We walk back home and I make hot honey by whisking honey, hot sauce, cayenne, garlic, and salt together.
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It did not walk back the implication that D.J. had in some way played the part of the seducer.
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We pass her on our walk back to the car and she's lecturing some other lady about the waves.
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Any attempt to walk back that rule will expose our workers, our waters and our wildlife to increased risk.
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We leave a huge tip and walk back to the house while discussing our investment plans for this year.
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But the Treasury's broad, undetailed list followed another apparent walk-back from the Trump administration earlier the same day.
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Then, curiously, the publicist tried to walk back the statement later, claiming to not know if drake signed an NDA.
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And they know that his comment on Tuesday is a clear walk-back of that allegedly principled stand back then.
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I sprint on the treadmill as fast as I can for a mile and then walk back to my apartment.
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Clinton has tried to walk back the comments, answering emotional questions from voters as she campaigns through the Mountain State.
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That's more or less what seemed to be happening, until the White House reportedly started to walk back its decision.
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Giuliani has since attempted to walk back some of his comments, saying that Trump and Cohen never discussed his testimony.
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It's very possible Trump is laying out a marker that he'd be prepared to walk back from once talks begin.
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Trump seemed to walk back the proposed blanket ban on all Muslims entering the United States later in the year.
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Today, following a backlash from artists and label executives, Bloomberg reports that Spotify has decided to "walk back" the policy.
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Biden has had to walk back comments that China was not a threat, but he has criticized Trump's tariffs tactics.
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"It usually doesn't end in a slow walk-back, " said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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Kill two drafts before your reuben shows up, then let that bad boy soak on the walk back to work.
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After Hundred Water's shatteringly gorgeous set I walk back to the rented SUV I haven't touched since we got here.
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Of course, politicians often "walk back" comments — either because they misspoke, or because of unwelcome attention generated by the remark.
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As someone whose family once benefited from America's generosity, I believe that the Trump administration should walk back those policies.
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Wieseneck at the end of the ceremony, just as the three were about to walk back down the aisle together.
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Unfortunately, the more the White House and Trump try to walk back the fiasco, the deeper they dig their hole.
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"We call on the U.S. administration to walk back from this wrong decision," it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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BUT WE CAN CERTAINLY SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN NORMAL -- WHEN WE START TO WALK BACK TOWARDS A NORMAL FINANCIAL MARKET.
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Jack Keane reportedly tried convincing President Donald Trump to walk back his decision to completely withdraw US forces in Syria.
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" A key point: "If China continues to help with North Korea, you could definitely see him walk back some tariffs.
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Celebrities affiliated with the church, including Bieber, have often tried to walk back the more politically controversial statements of Hillsong.
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Given an opportunity to walk back the threat, Trump chose to dig in deeper during the State of the Union.
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The 10 minutes it takes to walk back home, not to mention the activity done in between, are a bonus.
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He even worked behind the scenes to walk back the HHS statement that had suggested the payments would be made.
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" Explaining how lonely the walk back to the dressing room was, Pico said: "It was a tough pill to swallow.
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We walk back through the souks and I end up in a rug shop with AMAZING rugs and pillow covers.
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A couple minutes pass before 3 of the 4 walk back up the side of the home to the front.
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And, even in his clean-up statement on Wednesday night, Kelly refused to walk back his praise for Porter. 3.
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There was no way I could drive home, so I decided to walk back to my classroom and crash there.
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The administration gets a little bit excited in communicating their message sometimes and then they have to walk back statements.
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It doesn't walk back any of its condemnations by inserting a "white savior" or making overtures to pacifism and tolerance.
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If Trump caught the walk-back, it didn't deter his reaction — he lashed out at Dimon on Twitter on Thursday.
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We walk back to the harbor and people watch for a bit before walking back to our inn for the evening.
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However, it was nothing short of a miracle that Scalise was able to walk back on the baseball field Thursday night.
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So, it is with a heavy heart and only-slightly compromised arteries, that I walk back to the station empty handed.
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But being forced to walk back each contentious comment resulted in some dry skepticism from the senators at the hearing. Sen.
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The acting chief of staff later tried to walk back his remarks, flatly denying that there was a quid pro quo.
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During the town hall, Sanders refused to walk back his answer and even predicted that he would be attacked over it.
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The governor appeared to walk back Mayor de Blasio's assertion that the bombing did not appear to be linked to terror.
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That means you can walk into a Taco Bell during your lunch break and walk back out without spending a dime.
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Sanders speaks for about 235 minutes and answers a few questions before turning to walk back to the US Capitol, alone.
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El-Erian said Fed Chair Janet Yellen probably could not walk back expectations for a summer rate hike at this point.
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I find three planters with matching dishes ($229) and walk back to the bus station before I'm tempted to buy more.
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However, he was able to easily walk back home to Riverdale from Canada and take part in strenuous, repeated sexual activity.
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Trump himself hinted that he was prepared to walk back the pledge during his first post-election interview earlier this month.
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We try to save the bread for when we get back, but steal a few bites on the walk back home.
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But then, of course, when you walk back out of it and you go back home, you think, This is me.
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In spite of the Justice Department's attempt to walk back the attorney general's comments, his words reflect this administration's discriminatory attitude.
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The major indexes soared during the session before losing their gains after news broke that China could walk back some concessions.
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You head into the theater, watch a good movie that warms your heart, and then walk back out to glorious sunshine.
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When she insists he walk back to open her car door, you get the sense she's in charge of this relationship.
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That defense had the shortest shelf-life of all, with Mulvaney mumbling an embarrassing walk-back only a few hours later.
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In comparison, it was easier to walk back up the stairs, and far less scary to walk on flat ground, naturally.
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The president and his staff have attempted to walk back and clarify his comments since his return to the White House.
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If a sister needed to walk to a friend's house, he'd escort them, then walk back later to escort them home.
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No worries, there are other fish in the sea, I would've told myself on my leisurely walk back to the train.
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Earlier this week, Ayotte was forced to walk back a debate answer in which she said Trump was a role model.
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But in this scenario playing out in my skull, the crew don't walk back on stage and switch off the amplifiers.
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Imagine this: Four decades on, an American president, a Saudi prince and a bunch of Pakistani generals walk back into Afghanistan.
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Lagarde said she wasn't here to "close spreads" in the bond market, but later appeared to walk back from that statement.
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He instructed [the victim] to walk back and forth on the designated route and don't interact with anyone for very long.
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This explains why no one here was surprised when it came time to walk back his harsh remarks about Mr. Trump.
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Some Chinese said Mr. Trump's decision to walk back on the issue of Taiwan at least lowered the risk of conflict.
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The DC newspaper would later walk back its decision to suspend the reporter, saying her tweets did not violate WaPo policy.
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He instructed (the victim) to walk back and forth on the designated route and don't interact with anyone for very long.
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They approach Crutcher, who continued to walk back to his car, where he appeared to move his hands toward the vehicle.
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Ron Wyden of Oregon expressed concern that the infrastructure plan would allow states to walk back commitments to using U.S. steel.
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He was once pro-choice, yet this year he has had to walk back calls to punish women who get abortions.
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We leave ourselves plenty of time to walk back to the station and buy our tickets ($105) after the chaos of Segovia.
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Here, that means the administration doesn't want to walk back their Saudi support because they think that will make them look weak.
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Just under two weeks later, in an interview with Fox News' Tucker Carlson, Trump appeared to walk back his original wiretapping allegations.
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I walk back outside, already planning to call this piece off, or write about how I was duped over by a dominatrix.
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Joy Reid was humiliated after she was forced to walk back claims that hackers planted homophobic slurs on her pre-fame blog.
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But know, as you give away your time and energy, that the psychic return doesn't stop when you walk back into work.
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After we pass by the last of the ships, we walk back to our friend's apartment building to pick up the car.
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Mulvaney later tried to walk back his comments, issuing a statement that there was no quid pro quo with the Ukrainian government.
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Google is hardly the only company that's had to quietly walk back its previous marketing with the announcement of a new product.
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Mr. Trump has spoken before about using the military to police the border, only to have his aides walk back the remarks.
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"He told me that he wanted me to undress for him [and] walk back and forth like I was modeling," she says.
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He must be kind of a prick, though, because they always leave and walk back down the steps about 5 minutes later.
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It's pretty impressive to watch people walk into #AmazonGo and walk back out in about a minute with what they picked up.
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You can't merely try to walk back that statement and attack on a reporter's credibility; you have to own the awful decision.
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On the walk back to the hotel, I stop at Whole Foods to get bottled water and granola bars for snacks ($8.49).
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On my walk back to my apartment, the air smells really fresh, and some sprinklers from a yard are hitting the sidewalk.
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Segura's batting helmet absorbed most of the impact of the pitch, and he could walk back to the dugout on his own.
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Since making those remarks at last week's debate, Trump, his staffers and his family have been trying to walk back those remarks.
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In a statement given to Bloomberg on Saturday, Trump said the Democratic nominee's attempt to partially walk back the remark was disgraceful.
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Flynn's efforts to walk back what previously had been blanket denials of such contacts merely deepen suspicion about his actions and motives.
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Others walk back and forth across the bridge a dozen times a day, like Jason Arias, who is there from 5 a.m.
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The stock downfall has also forced the Trump administration to walk back its previous efforts to tie itself to the market boom.
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The final stage often includes either hedging, a public walk-back, or reporting from nonpartisan news outlets that debunks the original claims.
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Trump has continued to catch massive backlash over the remarks, which he attempted to walk back at the White House last week.
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It's only human to get exposed as gullible and then walk back your claim when you realize you've been spreading a lie.
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"I literally had to walk back to my car and rip my false lashes off and wipe off my lipstick," he said.
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Scarborough sought to walk back some of his comments on Twitter, writing that the words could be read differently on the anniversary.
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Analysts have projected that the industry will experience a revitalization as Trump continues to walk back the Obama administration's war on coal.
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She has been forced to walk back her claims that there was no classified information on the messages she sent and received.
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The pain for China is far from over and Xi might have to walk back his grand economic plans for the country.
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The Trump administration may walk back on its commitment to abstain from offshore drilling along the coast of Florida, Politico reported Wednesday.
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It was the duty of the American president to go meet with Putin, and try and walk back some of these conflicts.
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Stocks also jumped after the European Central Bank tried to walk back remarks made by ECB President Mario Draghi a day earlier.
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In the wake of Infinity War, I wondered whether there was any narratively and emotionally satisfying way to walk back its ending.
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For all of its bluster, North Korea has traditionally been willing to walk back from the void rather than step into it.
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COUPLES TIME I ride or walk back down the West Side Highway and meet Bill at his favorite pub, the Ear Inn.
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President Donald Trump seemed to walk back his claim that the Islamic State group, also known as ISIS, has been totally defeated.
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By Tuesday, faced with a bipartisan political outcry, Mr. Trump sought to walk back his words and sided with his intelligence agencies.
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He had to quickly walk back the remarks, however, when markets took his speech to mean that the Fed was contemplating action.
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She then spent most of three years trying to walk back that formulation through negotiation, capitulation and the finessing of previous positions.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis took pains to walk back President Trump's threat of an imminent strike against the Assad regime in Syria.
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His haters seem charmed when he shows an interest in them, and eager to walk back any insults they hurled his way.
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Hardly a week goes by that some aggrieved employee doesn't walk back into work and mow down his boss and co-workers.
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His father tried to help him walk back to his hut, but the man collapsed in his father's arms and went cold.
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The White House on Tuesday attempted to walk back Trump's tweet, denying that Trump was blaming the Russia investigation for the shooting.
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QUINTANILLA: I WONDER IF YOU REMEMBER YOUR FIRST HUMPHREY-HAWKINS AND IF YOU THINK POWELL HAS ANYTHING TO WALK BACK FROM TUESDAY?
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Some aides, convinced the call summary was exculpatory, hoped the records would force news organizations to walk back some of their reporting.
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He would send the mail when he got back home, he thought, and set off on the long walk back to Hampstead.
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If true, this would be a monumental walk back on an immigration policy that has been at the center of Trump's campaign.
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Worries of a larger war are widespread, and it's not clear how the US and Iran will walk back from the brink.
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"He had tried to walk back, got beaten by the sun, and made his way back to the beach," Shearman told Inside Edition.
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"I'm not particularly optimistic about a walk-back in trade tensions in the next six months," Anderson told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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M. offers to pay, which is sweet, and we walk back to his place for sexy cuddle time on the couch before bed.
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Obviously, there&aposs the foreign policy walk back that the president has done, but also from a tax policy standpoint, absolutely, regulatory policy.
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Since then, members of the administration have tried to walk back the president's comments, moving the timeline from one month to four months.
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"I did think Williams tried to walk back some of what Powell said," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment strategist at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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The teen retreated a few paces before starting to walk back to his original spot — that's when shots rang out and Yatim collapsed.
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It's harder to walk back from, and so you end up maintaining a more polarized position than you possibly even do in reality.
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We held hands on the walk back to my place, and I spent a sleepless night lying next to him, my mind racing.
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I spelled "spaghetti" correctly but blanked out on "doughnut" and had to walk back to my seat, feeling now both ugly and incompetent.
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The Chinese government also could walk back recent commitments to allow more financial and electronic payments services from Mastercard, Visa and JPMorgan Chase.
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Now, with the vote looking to be almost a formality, Clyburn is already seeing internet providers walk back promises to maintain net neutrality.
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Then we go shopping and take a nice long walk back to my mom's car, stopping for gelato at Eataly on the way!
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This thing of walking half a mile to your break to have five minutes to sit down, to walk back to your workstation.
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I walk back into the kitchen for seconds, and everyone is smiling and telling jokes while they serve food on the plastic plates.
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I decide it's probably a good time for me to head home, so we part ways and I walk back to my apartment.
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" However, the New York Fed later tried to walk back Williams' remarks, stating: "This was an academic speech on 20 years of research.
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On the walk back to work, I have a great chat with my colleague, who is wonderful and a super artistic/creative person.
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Today, I don't feel like fighting the traffic to get to TJ's, so I walk back to the little grocery store by work.
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My friend's husband pays our tab (three drinks for him, one for each of us girls), and we walk back to their house.
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I make it about 3 miles before my knees start screaming for me to stop, and so I walk back to my apartment.
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Activist Irineo Mujica of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, who accompanied the migrants, said only a small group opted to walk back on their own.
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He attempted to walk back his comments by saying ... "You'd have to have Down syndrome to not feel sorry" for victims of harassment.
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Amber has since tried to walk back her comments, claiming her words were taken out of context ... and she finds beauty in everyone.
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Trump put the pressure back on Tuesday after Mnuchin and Cohn appeared to walk back expectations for how quickly tax reform will happen.
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As he did the previous night in a round of phoned-in TV interviews, Trump didn't walk back any of his rhetoric Saturday.
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North Korea's threat to cancel the summit prompted Trump to walk back Bolton's comments and offer "protections" if Kim surrenders his nuclear weapons.
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He would go out and make statements that we had to walk back afterwards because he would say things which were factually untrue.
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He attempted to walk back the comments under intense public pressure, but has continued to cast doubt on Russia's role in election hacking.
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He was about to walk back to the clubhouse after his postgame news conference when a Mets spokesman reminded him of the reality.
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Trump attempted to walk back the comments on Tuesday, saying he believes the U.S. intelligence assessment that found Russia meddled in the election.
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Clinton gave Trump ammunition by saying that half of his supporters fell into a "basket of deplorables" — something she had to walk back.
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The former president tried to walk back his comments, but Republicans have raced to question if Senate Democratic hopefuls agree with his remarks.
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But this is still a remarkable amount for a new president to need to walk back in his first 10 days in office.
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" In response to the furore, Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, attempted to walk back the comments Friday, saying that his boss wasn't being "serious.
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Step by step, she inches closer to the edge and her doubts engulfs her, fear takes over, and she decides to walk back.
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But her life was cut short on that walk back from the restaurant before the first sun rays broke through the dark sky.
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After a long hot walk down to the beach, we decide it's too tricky to navigate with a toddler and walk back up.
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Okay, it's, like, kind of snowing, but I walk there, elliptical for half an hour, and walk back home to a warm shower.
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After a number of analysts on the call asked for more details on Messenger ads, Zuckerberg seemed to walk back his impatience slightly.
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"I want the government's walk back to get as much coverage, as prominently, as their initial false allegation," said Robert Driscoll, Butina's attorney.
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An Impossible Foods spokesperson then seemed to walk back Brown&aposs comments in a statement to Bloomberg Tuesday, saying his words were misinterpreted.
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I pay my copay ($20) and walk back to the office thinking about how my back likely looks like I fought an octopus.
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Later on Wednesday, Trump appeared to walk back the letter while speaking at an event in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.
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Trump tried to walk back his support for Moore in a tweet last week, saying he had known Moore "would lose" the race.
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Boeing was forced to walk back its forecast that government officials would sign off on the jetliners by the end of the year.
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It's quite a walk back for the president, and it could signal that he doesn't actually want to punish Saudi Arabia at all.
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"It just doesn't make me feel like I can walk back in that school and then receive my diploma from them," Terry said.
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Those campaigns usually are also quick to walk back statements made by candidates when fact-checkers prove them to be false or misleading.
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I think they just didn't know enough and they didn't want him to say something they were going to have to walk back.
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She told us on the walk back to the hotel that she casually placed herself between him and my husband as a precautionary measure.
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A former utility regulator and climate change skeptic, he encouraged Trump to walk back the United States' commitment in the international Paris climate agreement.
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As soon as I step outside the club, we all look at each other and start laughing as we walk back to our car.
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" By Wednesday afternoon, Johnson seemed to walk back on his comments, saying, "I'm disappointed I didn't more eloquently express my sympathy for what Sen.
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Avenatti also represented Julie Swetnick, who accused Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, only to later walk back some of the allegations.
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If approved, the plan would walk back Trump's order to the Pentagon to withdraw nearly all of the 1,000 US troops from northern Syria.
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Siemers was able to walk back to the Old Faithful Inn, where he was staying near the geyser, and call for help around midnight.
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Bill Clinton at the time denied any past "sexual relations" with the former White House intern, which he famously had to later walk back.
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As I saw him starting to walk back down the main aisle of the hall, I knew at that minute exactly what had happened.
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"The sentiment today is conciliatory, the president is trying to walk back," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities in New York.
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In one notable example from this week, a targeted ad about Donald Trump was used to walk back statements made earlier by the president.
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And I've hidden it from my kids, and I need to get a handle on it before I can walk back into that house.
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Debbie remains friendly, introduces herself and makes small talk, but when she turns around to walk back to her car, the tears start flowing.
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" Trump tries to walk back Obama-ISIS comments: 'Sarcasm' Fox's Chris Wallace pressed Pence, asking if the "sarcastic excuse" is "getting a bit old.
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Drury managed to stay in the game despite taking a slow walk back to the dugout, but Reyburn ejected Mathis for arguing too much.
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For example, I'd literally just finished watching Radiohead and started my walk back to the city center when the sun was 'setting' at midnight.
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She later attempted to walk back the statements after Trump's tweet, saying she was "just kidding" about Trump spending any time on the show.
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The president tried to walk back his comments on Tuesday, saying there was a "sort of a double negative" in his comments from Helsinki.
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So why then walk back Haley's announcement unless it absolutely needed to be walked back and why not deal with it much more carefully?
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And Trump has a very unflattering nickname for Cruz that will be hard to walk back if Cruz were to be his running mate.
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Trump's move aimed to walk back former President Obama's overturning of a previous rule that prevented such individuals from serving openly in the military.
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Republicans and Democrats alike have slammed the performance, and Trump has sought to walk back his comments doubting U.S. intelligence on Russia's election interference.
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"It's good to get Walk back, gives us a ... switch-hitter and a guy who can play both corners," Mattingly said before Friday's game.
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U.S. government debt prices pared losses on Wednesday after the European Central Bank tried to walk back comments made by its president, Mario Draghi.
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I hope I feel their presence in spirit Under these trees later this evening As I walk back to my car with empty hands.
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He began to climb more slowly, seeing himself walk back and forth in the shoe store trying to feel his way into the shoes.
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According to Democrats, Kavanaugh appeared to walk back some of his earlier claims that the president should be shielded from investigations while in office.
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It was the 2010 World Cup, we'd been drinking and watching a few matches with mates and got Lebanese pizza on the walk back.
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Whatever Lindsay said to Dwight must have been convincing; Matt watched them walk back toward the dojo together, Dwight's arm on Lindsay's thin shoulders.
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Bannon has expressed regret over a delay in responding to the book, and he has since tried to walk back some of his comments.
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He said he planned to warn the president of the dangers of such a meeting — something he did not walk back in his statement.
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Trump's comments about THAAD are the latest confusing directive to come from the president that a high-level official later needed to walk back.
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She was forced to walk back a number of more conservative policy positions on immigration and gun control, key issues in the 2020 primary.
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Just four weeks after the Parkland shooting, Trump spoke with NRA leaders and proceeded to walk back any promises to push for gun control.
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On a late-night walk back to his hotel from a friend's house, he realized that, for once, his left leg wasn't bothering him.
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Chuck didn't say that," she added, prompting Bonniwell to try and walk back the statement by saying he wouldn't want anyone to "be hurt.
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Opponents of the proposed Trump rule say they hope that possibility will persuade the administration to walk back the proposal before it is finalized.
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Trump responded that if Iran retaliated, the U.S. would target sites of cultural significance to Iran before appearing to walk back that threat Tuesday.
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The former vice president has had to walk back statements on race, his time in the Senate, and a verbal spat with a voter.
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After checking through to make sure I get the right beverage, I get a bottle of water then walk back to the meeting spot.
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Rosie arrived at LAX Thursday and shut down when the photog asked about her walk back over her tweet that Barron might be autistic.
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David seemed confused by my refusal to walk back the threats we had made, which was what I had often done in the past.
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On Friday, Donald Trump tried to walk back his claim that President Obama "is the founder of ISIS" in the most Trump way possible.
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I walk back home with my daughter, nurse her, and play with her for a while before our part-time nanny arrives to watch her.
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After dinner I walk back to the Riva outside Diocletian's palace, get a gelato, and watch street performers on a stage that's been set up.
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Powell appeared to walk back those comments the following month, saying rates are "just below" the balance point of not stimulating or slowing the economy.
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But on Thursday morning, Trump seemed to walk back that position somewhat, saying that he thought going through the civilian system would be more efficient.
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But some people are still convinced, even after NASA tried to walk back its blatant nerd-baiting by tweeting that it was definitely not aliens.
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The former South Carolina congressman on Sunday tried -- and largely failed -- to walk back his brazen comments made during a calamitous Thursday White House briefing.
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You walk back those comments, sort of, saying he meant Ukraine hitting up Vindman for advice on dealing with Rudy Giuliani could have been espionage.
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The group went on to say the decision could strain relations between the U.S. and the U.K., calling on Britain to walk back its decision.
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Like a lot of the prisoners I meet, he works in a manual trade and is often able to walk back into work after sentences.
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Trump has been forced to walk back comments made during a joint press conference with Putin in Helsinki, Finland, on Monday and in its aftermath.
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Everyone is pretty tired, so after dinner and a nice bottle of wine we walk back to the hotel together and call it a night.
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He pays for our lunch and we walk back, looking around at the quaint houses in his neighborhood; it's pretty gentrified but still so beautiful.
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Shire at one point drafted a media response that appeared to officially walk back the proposal, blaming the change on the political unrest in Zimbabwe.
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Trump on Tuesday tried to walk back his comments from a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin the previous day that roiled Washington.
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Trump tried to walk back his statement Tuesday, but it fell short of what Republicans, who are fighting to preserve their vulnerable congressional majorities, wanted.
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President Trump will walk back a major campaign promise by not relocating the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, according to a report on Wednesday.
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Trump appeared to side with Putin's denials of Russian election interference during the press conference, but moved to walk back his comments the next day.
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Leahy, a former Judiciary Committee chairman, told a Vermont publication that he isn't "inclined to filibuster" Gorsuch, but later appeared to walk back his comments.
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It's this little bodega and if you walk back to where the meat counter is they have a little food counter where you order tacos.
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Trump appeared to walk back his call for a blanket ban last month, suggesting he wanted better surveillance of immigrants rather than a total shutdown.
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President Trump tried to walk back tough comments he made about Theresa May, Britain's prime minister, in an interview with The Sun, a British newspaper.
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Eventually, I would accept it, plant my feet in the seabed and wrap my arm around his as we began our walk back to shore.
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On the walk back, I stared at the foam hand on top of the wet double stroller, wondering whether I had had too many Gulls.
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With tensions rising in the Middle East and Iran suffering under sanctions, this may be the last best opportunity to walk back from the brink.
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Drejka held a black handgun out the driver's side window of his vehicle and motioned for Smith to walk back to his truck, documents said.
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The president was forced to walk back that promise on Monday after the secretary of defense said he wouldn&apost violate the laws of war.
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But a slew of reports since then, from disappointing auto sales to retail to housing, have caused virtually every economist to walk back their optimism.
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I love to feel my otherwise-constant anxiety leaving my body, evaporating into deep breaths of recovery on the walk back home from the gym.
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On Thursday, apparently following American diplomatic efforts, Pakistani officials seemed to walk back that line, insisting they would continue to help in the peace efforts.
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Though Netanyahu expressed tepid support for a demilitarized independent Palestinian state in 2009, ever since then he has seemed to walk back even that position.
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Kanye, on the other hand, will give impulsive, intermittently lucid interviews, then two more follow-up interviews to clarify and walk back the first one.
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He usually refuses to walk back on his wilder statements even when he's offered an easy out, so the whole thing feels a bit disingenuous.
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The announcement amounts essentially to a walk-back after months of uncertainty and a previous promise to kibosh the increasingly costly F-35 procurement plan.
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My husband pays for our half of dinner and we walk back home with promises to not let six months pass before we meet up again.
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"Literally I would sing, walk off stage and put my boobs in these little pumps — standing there until I had to walk back on," she says.
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Pressed by CNN's Jake Tapper about whether she supported eliminating private insurance, Harris said she would -- an answer her campaign would walk back the following day.
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I want to take an Uber (SO cheap here) but my cofounder lives near my place and she convinces me to walk back with her, instead.
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Hurd, a Texas Republican congressman, was scheduled to headline the conference later this year, but the organizers decided to walk back the decision a day later.
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This year, students will be able to walk back onto campus with their heads held high because they'll have free tasty Tex-Mex in their stomachs.
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And it came several days after Ratcliffe aids had to walk back his claims that as a federal prosecutor he had won convictions of terrorism cases.
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House Republican candidates in these races and others are working to put more distance between themselves and Trump, and even walk back earlier expressions of support.
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As Axios reported this morning, they may have a chance to walk back their opposition to the bill before the advertising onslaught hits with full force.
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A Malaysian official last week said that Eagle High had decided to contest Felda's decision to walk back from its purchase of the stake in arbitration.
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He was forced to walk back that pledge during is confirmation hearing, instead saying he would focus on updating the country's nuclear arsenal and research activities.
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Chuck Grassley, the Judiciary Committee chair, has previously said it would be "suicide" for Trump to fire Mueller, and that's a hard statement to walk back.
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So with my "aura fluffer" in hand, I walk back onto the city streets, where I stop at every red light, stand still, smile and breathe.
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It's a statement he's tried to walk back, but one that's consistent with his long-held belief that Palestinians can't be trusted to be peaceful neighbors.
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Right now those countries, and America, should avoid action that will needlessly enrage China, and instead give it a chance to walk back from the edge.
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He tried to walk back his comments on Tuesday, saying he accepted the intelligence community's findings, but added that it could be "other people" as well.
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On Tuesday, Trump sought to walk back his widely-criticized comments, saying he agreed with the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the election.
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The ECB tried to walk back those comments later in the week, but the sell-off in the U.S. and European bond markets did not abate.
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Recently, when Giuliani was forced to walk back his statements on Trump's conversations with Michael Cohen about Trump Tower Moscow, it was all about clean-up.
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National Geographic took nine months to walk back a video it posted in December showing a starving polar bear and linking it directly to climate change.
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Fear made it difficult to breathe, but he told himself that he would press rewind, quietly walk back out the way he'd come, disturbing no one.
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Jessica Dowless indicated to BuzzFeed News that ballots for Democratic or black (or both) voters were a focus, but later seemed to walk back that claim.
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To Mr. Shephard, having the president walk back his initial message against reauthorization was a sign that he was out of step with his own administration.
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We're still feeling a bit too rowdy post-screening to go back to J.'s, so we swing by a neighborhood bar on the walk back.
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We're all in good spirits leaving, and a few friends and I opt to split a bottle for our walk back into town (no ATVs tonight!).
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"You are starting to walk back a couple of decades of diplomatic relations," said Carl Minzner, a professor of Chinese law and politics at Fordham University.
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"Under your leadership EPA has taken back necessary actions to walk back destruction Obama era rules—like WOTUS and the Clean Power Plan," Ernst told Pruitt.
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Simply put down a tarp to reserve a viewing spot, walk back to the city center for the festivities and return later to enjoy the show.
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There, hundreds of fans wait along a long red carpet, cheering and high-fiving the players as they walk back into the building they just left.
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And the meeting was aired in full by multiple news outlets, making it even more difficult for the White House to walk back the President's positions.
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Mr. Trump was forced to walk back threats to target Iranian cultural sites after Mr. Esper made clear that such actions would be a war crime.
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In the hours that followed, GOP House leaders worked to calm concerned members and to ensure that Mulvaney issued a walk-back statement in short order.
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At the end of the night, Daniels writes that Trump suggested it wasn't a good idea for Daniels to walk back to her hotel room alone.
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It's an attempt to walk back some of the policies of austerity of the Conservative-led government since 343, which have not been all that popular.
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Earlier this year, the company had to walk back the launch of its high-yield checking and savings accounts within just one day of its announcement.
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In Stone's case, Barr confirmed that he'd personally intervened to walk back the stiff sentencing recommendation, saying he'd been taken by surprise at the initial recommendation.
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The recent effort by major charity evaluators to walk back from their previous use of the overhead metric "clearly didn't work," Nonprofit Quarterly concluded this September.
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I walk back towards the parking/taxi area with the wife half of our guides and chat with her about the difficulties of owning a tourism business.
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Looking perplexed and maybe a wee bit exasperated, Gates did his best on Bloomberg to walk back from any implication that he supports the FBI or Apple.
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We start to walk back toward the car, and the dog keeps trying to pull me down all these little streets that connect the courtyards of apartments.
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A-Rod later seemed to walk back the comment, saying in response to Jenner's tweet that he had been the one to talk about her makeup line.
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Puig's been known to break bats during his career ... so he was able to regroup and walk back to the dugout without so much of a limp.
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Huddled in a van after the 20 minute walk back to camp, my friends and I mull over what the rocky start would mean for the festival.
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But I have to say, basically, I'm working towards that direction - to walk back to the second line, or retire ... I have been busy for 45 years.
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Then, I realized, I'd have to walk back to my locker, re-undress, then walk to the showers a second time, this time with the towel on.
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It's nice to see him midday but I walk back to work and grab my work wife broccoli cheddar soup in the student cafeteria on the way.
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There's been a cycle all season of Chuck acting impulsively and insensitively in pursuing Bobby and having to walk back hurtful statements to Wendy about her boss.
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While some participants, like conservative host Joe Walsh, later took to social media to walk back on how they were depicted, the damage has already been done.
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You have to walk back and forth a lot, and lift quite a lot, but after a while your body and mind adjust so you can coast.
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"We call on the U.S. administration to walk back from this wrong decision," a statement by the Turkish foreign ministry said, calling Washington's action a "hostile stance".
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TRUMP RESUMES DEFENSE OF PUTIN SUMMIT AFTER WALK-BACK Earlier this month, a federal grand jury indicted more 12 Russians for allegedly hacking emails during the campaign.
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And it could provide an opening for the US and North Korea to walk back from the tit-for-tat escalation many feared could spiral into war.
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West's wife Kim Kardashian West came to her husband's defense on Twitter, but she also called him and told him to walk back some of his support.
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It's about shouting out the days of the week as you walk back to your camp arm in arm with a young boy wearing sandals in December.
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Even in the wake of the strikes against the Syrian regime's chemical weapons facilities, the White House refused to walk back Trump's decision to prepare for withdrawal.
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Trump attempted to walk back his comments on Tuesday, saying he misspoke and had meant to say that he did believe that Russia interfered in the election.
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President Michel Temer was forced to walk back plans to open up Renca, a massive Amazonian mineral reserve, to mining, late last year following a huge backlash.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wednesday after the European Central Bank tried to walk back comments made by its president, Mario Draghi.
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" Kellyanne Conway told the Post that she viewed the tweets as "disrespectful," but sought to walk back the comments by adding that "people see it that way.
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If that was to happen, then he would walk back the rhetoric and signal a more patient view not only for rate hikes but balance sheet readjustment.
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As moves by the PA to bring the issue of statehood to the UN picked up steam last year, however, it appeared to walk back this commitment.
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It also seemed to have shocked the Pentagon, which quickly tried to walk back the president's statement by saying it had received no new orders regarding Venezuela.
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He then tried to walk back his comments on Tuesday, saying he accepted the intelligence community's findings but added that "other people" could have been involved too.
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Her comments, given to the semi-official news agency Mehr, could not be confirmed, and she has come under pressure domestically to walk back the controversial disclosure.
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Many tech companies, especially smaller ones with more active or dedicated customers, often switch gears or walk back policy changes when their users are unhappy with them.
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SoftBank said this month that it might walk back part of its WeWork deal, threatening to withdraw an offer to buy $3 billion worth of WeWork shares.
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SoftBank said this month that it might walk back part of its WeWork deal, threatening to withdraw an offer to buy $3 billion worth of WeWork shares.
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But I was getting lunch at Seattle's University Village — a shopping center near the University of Washington — and saw it on the walk back to my car.
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So after double-parking our car to drop off luggage in the lobby, we were directed to a parking lot that required a 10-minute walk back.
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It had to swiftly walk back that promise because Facebook's data-collection system is so pervasive that even some of its employees don't seem to understand it.
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Pressed again on Sunday about whether he believed President Vladimir V. Putin's denials that Russia had intervened, Mr. Trump seemed to walk back his earlier comments somewhat.
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I realize I can't win this one, so I walk back into the kitchen committed to being the respectful, non-meddling recipient of my sweet mother's love.
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President Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, effectively confirmed a key premise of the House Democrats' impeachment inquiry, then later tried to walk back his statements.
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At one point, BuzzFeed's Paul McLeod wondered whether the Senate's stance could require lawmakers to comically walk back the impeachment articles after they had been physically delivered.
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I felt like there was a chance for the Invisible Man to literalize this fear of the unseen person that's watching you walk back to your car.
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According to Guglielmi, Smollett told detectives that during his walk back from Subway sandwiches he was attacked by two men near the lower entrance of the Loews.
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A police siren wails at 1:46 just as the two men in shalwar kameez walk back into the parking lot from the direction of the mosque.
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On the way back, the Chinese announced that the tree had to be delivered in the jeep immediately and that the Americans would have to walk back.
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It won't keep you warm after the sun goes down, but it will make the walk back home or to the car a little easier on you.
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At the University of Oregon campus in Eugene, student Zoie Gilipin recorded three people dressed in blackface on her walk back from a Black Student Union meeting.
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Trump has admitted to not preparing for past depositions and often is forced to walk back some of his more grandiose claims -- due to concerns about perjuring himself.
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After Scott Pruitt took the helm at the agency in 2017, one of his signature decisions was to walk back that ban, attracting a lawsuit from environmental groups.
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On my walk back to the office, A. texts asking for two BluePrints, so I make a mental note to grab them on my way home from work.
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When its leadership decided to modify its plan and walk back its price increase, the company may have negated any cancellations as a way to retain its subscribers.
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The Treasury initially defended the list but then, in a surprising statement, seemed to walk back its response, insisting that the classified version was serious and well researched.
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This drives June to the anger stage as she watches Serena calmly walk back to the car as though she didn't just use a woman's child against her.
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While Trump has sought to walk back his remarks since returning to Washington, he has continued to face intense backlash from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Trump tried to walk back the comments on Tuesday when he said he accepted the intelligence community's finding, but he added that it could be "other people" too.
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Powell's comments appear to be a significant walk back from when the chairman said in October that the Fed was "a long way" from reaching a neutral range.
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He tried to walk back his comments from the White House, saying he accepted the intelligence community's findings, but added that it could be "other people" as well.
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In a statement Wednesday afternoon, however, the university's Student Government Association appeared to walk back the earlier threat, saying it had meant to warn only about inappropriate behavior.
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" Despite criticism from Republican and some Democratic lawmakers, Ocasio-Cortez refused to walk back her comments, tweeting, "I will never apologize for calling these camps what they are.
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Scott Perry, a Republican from Pennsylvania, said the President was right to voice opposition to the compromise bill and said he hopes Trump doesn't walk back his statement.
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Trump attempted to walk back some of his remarks on Tuesday, stating he has confidence in the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia meddled in the 2016 election.
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The blowback against Trump's remarks at a press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin has been so intense that the president offered a rare walk-back on Tuesday.
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So every time he was at bat, one of the Sox would walk back into the dugout tunnel, which served as a megaphone, and make loud siren noises.
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Spencer Dunkley, a University of Delaware center, once guaranteed to "walk back to Delaware" if his 13th-seeded team lost to fourth-seeded Louisville in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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They enter the ballroom in neat, double-file lines, and when they are finished eating they line up again for the two-minute walk back to their rooms.
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Toward the end of that night, emboldened by a couple of Black Russians downed at a bar on the walk back, I suggested she ride on my lap.
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Simultaneously, the president's team has taken on the environment, doing nearly everything it can to walk back decades of regulation intended to protect our air, water and land.
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Trump's attempted walk-back on Friday mirrored a similar situation from January when he told CNBC that he would be open to cutting entitlement programs down the road.
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Pleasantly and unexpectedly brainwashed, you walk back out to St. Marks Place and gaze at the T-shirts and hats and hookah pipes and think about signing them.
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Kobe Bryant had to walk back some remarks he made in a controversial Instagram caption, issuing not only a clarification of what he meant, but an apology too.
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On the walk back, I stop at Rite Aid for toilet paper, chocolate-covered Oreo minis, mega-size peanut M&Ms, eggs, and Breyers low-calorie ice cream.
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Pyongyang appeared to walk back its threat to launch ballistic missiles toward Guam, saying it would wait to assess "the foolish and stupid conduct" of the United States.
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Submerging myself in water — I usually float and just walk back and forth without actually swimming — is like a massage for the lymph system and great for recovery.
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Mulvaney's comments, which the White House later tried to walk back, "are probably going to drive some people just to rethink this just a little more," Rooney said.
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And it is unclear if the league's actions will be enough for China or the U.S. where lawmakers are pushing the NBA to walk back its apology. Rep.
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He acknowledged the link between those actions in a bizarre White House press conference in October, calling it "absolutely appropriate," but later tried to walk back those comments.
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The Federal Reserve of Atlanta has had to walk back, in a big way, its headline-making forecast that the first quarter would feature eye-popping economic growth.
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Also last week, Mr. Pruitt ordered the agency to walk back a program on collecting data on methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas, from oil and gas wells.
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Upon the president's return to the States, White House staff spent nearly a week attempting to walk back Trump's statements and reframe his positions, with only limited success.
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As the march wound down, no one seemed quite certain where the route was supposed to end, and eventually, everyone just decided to walk back across the bridge.
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And one day my physician himself phoned to tell me I had left my gloves in his office — it was my choice to walk back and get them.
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NSC chief McMaster appeared to walk back such threats Friday, telling reporters during a White House press briefing that "no military actions are anticipated in the near future."
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What DeVos can do on her own: Walk back protections for LGBTQ students and take the spotlight off colleges that seek to discriminate against them for religious reasons.
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Hollande said London losing Euro clearing: Kerry's suggestion to walk back the Brexit is a clear reflection of US interests, which is for European markets to be stable.
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On the walk back, I call my grandparents, and we talk about all the wild activities they have planned for me when I come visit in a few weeks.
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Rather than taking it in stride, Christie got into the fan's face and appears to say, "You're a big shot," as he turns to walk back to his seat.
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"Kaplan's questions allowed Powell to walk back his sadly intemperate , comments that seemed to be almost blithely oblivious to some of the more worrisome data out there, " Cramer reflected.
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It is currently in the third year of a public campaign against smog as it tries to walk back environmental damage caused by three decades of breakneck economic development.
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After chatting with him for a bit, I walk back upstairs and do my nighttime routine: brush my teeth, floss, and clean my room as I watch more GBBO.
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Francis Rooney, who has not ruled out supporting impeachment, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" on Sunday that Mulvaney could not walk back his previous comment.
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Because the film doesn't want to walk back Maleficent's anti-heroine charms or commit to making her a full-on villain, she winds up as a curiously passive figure.
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Tellingly, Kilmeade tried to walk back the comments during a podcast later on Friday, insisting that he didn't mean what it sounds like he meant — at least, not exactly.
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"As I would walk (back from the pump room to the refrigerator on the other side of the office), there were times when other executives would be like, "Moo!
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Once inside the store, shoppers grab their items and are automatically charged for them when they walk back out of the store without ever waiting in line to pay.
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" Rove would attempt to walk back his comments a day after they were made public, telling Fox News of the brain damage comment that he "never used that phrase.
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Everyone seemed to hate the new Skype, and Microsoft has spent most of the past year tweaking Skype on mobile and desktop to walk back its Snapchat-like changes.
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Still, Trump's remarks Friday point to a new understanding on Trump's part of his need to adjust his rhetoric and walk back his comments about the judge, Gonzalo Curiel.
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"I already have 160 million people in my country," Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said, when asked whether Bangladesh would be willing to walk back its policy against permanent integration.
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I was just about to leave, but I had talked to somebody else in that parking lot, which completely changed my mind to walk back in and sign out.
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Trump has stood by his claims, though the White House has worked to walk back the accusation, saying it referred more broadly to surveillance activities by the Obama administration.
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Paige and Elizabeth walk back to their car, talking about how to best manage the Tim and Alice situation, when they're accosted by two men who mean them harm.
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A success story Walton was part of BRI, and years after his incarceration, he was happy to walk back into the prison as an example of the program's success.
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The President again called the Russia probe a "witch hunt" over the weekend while a legal adviser tried to walk back Trump's admission Friday that he is under investigation.
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The 49-year-old supermodel was photographed all over the city wearing an array of sexy, plunging designer swimsuits as on-lookers walk back and forth in the background.
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The most important point is that Nurmagomedov—while good against a flattened out opponent—seems to thrive when his opponent is attempting to wall walk back to their feet.
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As I walk back to my hotel, I try to make sense of what I'd just seen, asking myself if the flirting was real, or part of the performance.
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The development is likely to upset talks between Beijing and Washington this week as part of negotiations intended to walk back trade tensions between the globe's two largest economies.
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Canceling briefings would be an outrageous affront to the press' role in American democracy, and it's shameful that Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Friday wouldn't walk back Trump's suggestion.
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You make a complete loop back to his desk, where you find a dossier in a locked drawer: But wait — you've got to walk back and answer another call.
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Trump attempted to walk back the comments in a statement Tuesday, saying he misspoke and that he accepts the U.S. intelligence community's findings that Russia interfered in the election.
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Trump sought to walk back his response during a statement Tuesday, saying he misspoke and that he backs the U.S. intelligence finding that Russia had interfered in the election.
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One source told The Hill that others in the government are trying to walk back Bashir's comments so that they can work with the U.S. on lifting the sanctions.
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Her shock and horror, then revulsion, then trying to choke down vomit while pulling herself together in time for her father to walk back in the room was outstanding.
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Barring a crisis, the ECB is unlikely to walk back its plan to end the bond buys but rising global challenges increase the risk of even more protracted normalization.
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"The teacher then placed imaginary chains or 'shackles,' on these students' necks, wrists, and ankles, and had them walk back into the classroom," the office said in a statement.
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When we left that event, we walked back to where we were staying and the chef decided to walk back with us, and he joined us in our room.
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If Facebook doesn't nip this in the bud, it might end up having to walk back parts of the bot platform down the line to keep us from disengaging.
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The question now is whether the trend will continue as some government officials, including President Donald Trump, begin to walk back social distancing guidances against the advice of experts.
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Episodes take longer to film and they are costing more, Hollander said, although the incentives New York offers to film and television projects walk back most of that overage.
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Donald Trump and his surrogates on Wednesday attempted to walk back his comments on "Second Amendment people," pulling a dog-eared page from the GOP playbook: blame the media.
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" Donald Runnicles, the music director of the Deutsche Oper in Berlin, called her embrace of this repertory "a door you can ecstatically walk through — but can you walk back?
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On Thursday, Trump appeared to try to walk back those remarks, tweeting that he would save Social Security, another entitlement that came under question given his remarks in Davos.
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EPA was also reportedly forced to walk back plans to delay the Obama's administration ozone pollution regulations by one year after 15 states and Washington, D.C. sued the agency.
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Trump's top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, resigned when Trump refused to walk back on his plans for tariffs on steel and aluminum imports despite the opinion of his advisers.
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What's more, the rest of Trump's contention — that he had never met Kovaleski, and that the reporter had been trying to walk back a story — are simply not true.
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Today, as Israel is beginning to walk back the two-state solution, it is not easy to admit we were wrong; and many people's careers are on the line.
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" In a statement he has since tried to walk back, Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah suggested that Americans should invest in health care rather than "getting that new iPhone.
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A reporter catches Alicia telling Eli that being on the bus with him in the middle of Iowa is a nightmare, a comment she'll have to walk back later.
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The CIA was forced to walk back Pompeo's claim last month that the U.S. intelligence community concluded Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election did not affect the outcome.
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As he headed out to walk back to his office, McDermott said, the man caught up and said he&aposd sign the order, without the off-the-books perk.
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He was forced to walk back that prediction during Tesla's Q4 earnings call at the beginning of 2020 but still suggested full self-driving was just on the horizon.
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In fact, in May DEA Administrator Robert Patterson even appeared to walk back the DEA's request by testifying that such licensing may be prohibited by international drug treaty obligations.
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As the Toronto Star's Daniel Dale notes, it's similar to Trump's infamous statement expressing sympathy with the Charlottesville white supremacist marchers, in which he read prepared remarks that directly contradicted his ad-libbed, more sincere comments: Remember the Charlottesville saga: Trump expressed his true views, there was an outcry, he dutifully read a staff-written walk-back statement, then soon after he abandoned the walk-back and even more forcefully expressed his true views.
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Lopez Obrador has already caused concerns with threats to walk back the liberalization of the country's oil and gas business and to scrap a new $13 billion Mexico City airport.
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Mulvaney tried to walk back his quid pro quo statement, and then Trump reversed himself about holding the G7 meeting at Doral, which was the original point of the presser.
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One of the first targets on the walk back was one of the reputed Taliban compounds at the end of the alley, southeast of the one with the steel gate.
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And of course, he did...not: When asked about it now, he repeats flatly that the incident "just didn't happen" and passes on the chance to walk back his remarks.
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BAIER: In the background of this you had this decision on ZTE, this Chinese company and kind of a walk back of what were going to be sanctions against this.
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Two glasses of wine and a few slices of pizza later (the four of us split the bill — $229 each, including tip), she and I walk back to her place.
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They maintained that the Paris Agreement only allowed for an upward revision of a signatory's commitments and efforts to walk back U.S. goals could lead to legal challenges by environmentalists.
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Questions arise about her allegations Statements Swetnick made in an interview on Monday have raised questions about her allegations, and she appeared to walk back some of her initial claims.
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The president attempted to walk back some of his comments criticizing May's Brexit strategy, calling the interview "fake news" and claiming that The Sun did not quote him in full.
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For the women I did talk to, I might walk back through the conversation, thinking back to the time and place I was in back then, both literally and figuratively.
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The former New York City mayor, who recently joined Donald Trump's legal team, on Friday tried to walk back his reckless media tour after being gently rebuked by the president.
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At the edge of this beach, there were more rocks, which could be crossed to reveal another sandy beach, but I'd run out of water and decided to walk back.
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Sessions last year declined to walk back his decision to recuse himself from the federal Russia investigation, spurring Trump to publicly voice displeasure with his attorney general over several months.
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It was in early winter, so every fuckin' hour I would walk back to this 24-hour convenience store about 20 minutes from the highway so I could warm up.
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The walk back of regulations comes as the government has allowed the bolivar to depreciate to the parallel rate, after years of controls created a black market for foreign currency.
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Trump, meanwhile, was forced to walk back a statement that indicated he accepted Putin's view that Russia didn't interfere in the election, which contradicts the findings of U.S. intelligence agencies.
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The House speaker then, Paul D. Ryan, called Mr. Trump to explain that Section 702 involved a different kind of surveillance, and eventually got him to walk back his statement.
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Trump on Friday also repeatedly made claims about an unproven coronavirus treatment, prompting infectious-disease scientist Anthony Fauci to try and walk back the claims from the White House podium.
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Facebook had signaled for some time that it would walk back the investment, which was part of a broader initiative introduced in June that included similar deals with several newsrooms.
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The Trump administration and other officials scrambled to walk back three crucial components of President Donald Trump's nationally-televised address on the US' response to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
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Biden has opposed the proposal, citing its costs, and suggested earlier in March that as president he might veto it, though his campaign later seemed to walk back the comments.
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Even though Trump on Monday said if Rouhani were to meet with him there would be "no preconditions," he also did not walk back from any of those earlier demands.
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Iranian officials, however, tried to walk back the U.N. filing, saying the "open case" refers to Levinson as a "missing person" and is not acknowledgement that Tehran is pursuing prosecution.
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In a statement this week the group said it had anticipated a "further walk back" of what was 14 years of work to improve and clarify organic animal agriculture regulations.
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The prospect that the star witness in the trial may not even show up sent media running out of the courtroom and prompted Asonye to quickly walk back his comment.
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Speaking in the oil-rich state of Veracruz, Pena Nieto said those calling to walk back the reform risked condemning Mexico to an "obsolete" economic model, without naming Lopez Obrador.
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During a CNN town-hall event Thursday, Trump appeared to walk back his earlier assertion that the Bush administration lied about the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
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Mulvaney tried to walk back the comments in a fiery statement, but the damage was done and his briefing remarks were played repeatedly by Democrats during last month's Senate impeachment trial.
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Republicans were still being asked about acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney attempting last week to walk back his stunning admission to a quid pro quo involving security aid to Ukraine.
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After his own party called him a disgrace, President Donald Trump felt the need to walk back the comments he made about believing Russian President Vladimir Putin over US intelligence officials.
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Prominent members of the LGBT community working in the entertainment industry, like Billy Eichner, Roxane Gay, and Pose star Indya Moore, had criticized Hart's refusal to walk back his past comments.
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I stop at CVS on the walk back to my apartment for toilet paper (I have a $2 off coupon) and also grab a half-off bag of M&Ms ($7.98).
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For example, Amazon's programmable Kiva robot transports and shelves packages around the warehouse, reducing the need for workers to walk back and forth down the long walkways of a shop floor.
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It took him six hours to walk here unencumbered, but it will take him three times as long to walk back over the mountains thanks to his nearly 90-pound burden.
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The defense has a long walk back after they spawn and by then they're likely too flustered to gather a strong defense, never sure of what shenanigans Meta might pull next.
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At the end of September, Chrome had to walk back a change to user logins meant to improve privacy on shared devices after the revision prompted a different set of concerns.
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For several hours that day, into the evening, Linda's parents still thought she was fine — perhaps only staying out late because she was upset she had to walk back from class.
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The president attempted to walk back the comments in a statement on Tuesday, saying he misspoke and that he believes the U.S. intelligence conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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But Trump muddled the walk-back by saying that "other people" also could have been involved, a statement similar to remarks he's made in the past casting doubt on Russia's involvement.
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TRUMP OFFICIALS WALK BACK PLANS TO STERILIZE WILD HORSES: The Trump administration is walking back its plans to sterilize wild horse populations in Oregon after receiving pushback from animal rights groups.
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Cruz said last week that he is still backing Trump, swatting away speculation that he would walk back his endorsement because of the political fallout over Trump's vulgar comments about women.
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But a senior Trump administration official later tried to walk back Trump's comment, saying he wasn't condoning violence and human rights violations but was nodding to the United State's drug issues.
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Bloomberg has avoided publicly denouncing stop-question-and-frisk, stoking even more criticism from civil rights activists who say voters won't believe him even if he does walk back the policy.
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Given all the noise and delirium of recent weeks — and some of the things Trump has also said about Cruz and Rubio — this still struck me as a monumental walk-back.
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During his confirmation hearing earlier this month, Perry was forced to walk back his infamous pledge, from his 85033 presidential run, to abolish the Energy Department if he had been elected.
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On Monday, Trump appeared to side with Russia over his own intelligence agencies on the issue of Russia's election interference in 85033, though he later sought to walk back the remarks.
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" Friday, Trump tried to walk back those comments, telling reporters that if agents or soldiers "are going to be hit in the face with rocks, we're going to arrest those people.
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As I leave, I think about this the whole walk back to the car, doing my best to combine sleep, mild contemplation, and walking without knocking into a florescent tank top.
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Steinem was later forced to walk back her assertion to TV host Bill Maher that young women only supported Clinton's rival Sanders in Iowa to curry favor with his male supporters.
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The administration will soon have to officially admit it wants to gut these governmental functions entirely, or walk back Trump's promises to fund infrastructure spending, military buildup, and a tax cut.
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That too will fit the Singapore model: If he is in charge of the talks, Bolton — who hates arms control agreements with a passion — can walk back any "mistakes" Trump makes.
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The big news: Trump told Jinping the U.S. will respect the "one China" policy, a significant walk back from taking a phone call from the president of Taiwan before Inauguration Day.
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As I walk back to my car through a sea of Parisian hipsters, my main thought is: I hope the police have given her some napkins for all that tomato sauce.
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Last month, President Trump forced South Korea to walk back a proposal to lift some of its unilateral sanctions against North Korea, asserting that Seoul could "do nothing" without American approval.
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European ambassadors were reportedly caught off guard by the plan, and the White House immediately began to walk back and clarify some of the claims Trump made in his announcement speech.
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The prosecutor told police that he arranged for his daughter to walk back and forth on the trail where she had previously encountered the suspect and that he would be nearby.
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Then he had to walk back wording that he "doesn't care" about the United States Open or the British Open when he said the Masters was now the game's biggest event.
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On our walk back to the hotel, I was surprised to see Mustafa on an electric scooter taking a shortcut through a clearing well before the end of the school day.
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It was convenient to carry around so I didn't have to walk back to my cabin to wash my hands every time I used a railing or re-boarded the train.
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As he turned to walk back to his patrol car, the driver's side door opened and a man exited the vehicle "almost immediately running with a gun already out," Lee said.
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The tweet was met by strong opposition from China, prompting Morey to walk back his remarks, but that did little to stem the outflow of Chinese partners or dwindling viewership numbers.
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Also, the news from it was that Flynn had denied to DeYoung, yet again, that he'd talked sanctions with Kislyak — but that afterward, his spokesperson tried to walk back the denial.
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While the 25-year-old originally surprised fans with news that she and BFF Victoria Monet would be releasing a new song Thursday night, Grande had to walk back her hasty tweets.
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Conversely, a walk-back of the additional tariffs coupled with a reacceleration of U.S. economic data following the Fed's recent rate cut could help jump-start small-cap shares, in her view.
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After the short walk back to my apartment, I heat up some TJ's arrabbiata pasta, mix in a generous handful of arugula, and top it off with a touch of truffle salt.
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Children "grow up not knowing whether their father is dead or alive"; wives are haunted by a hybrid hope and fear that their husbands survived and "might walk back through the door".
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"He walked into the gym, stripped down at the door, then proceeded to walk back and forth a couple of times before settling in on the yoga mats," Morgan told the paper.
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Steve Bannon's attempt Sunday to walk back criticism of the Trump family attributed to him in Michael Wolff's explosive book has reportedly done little to ease the anger inside the White House.
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According to a Bloomberg News article last week, Spotify has told music industry figures that it will eventually restore some songs by XXXTentacion to playlists — a partial walk-back, the article said.
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Livingston pressed for Ukraine ambassador's firing, says witness MORE tried to walk back comments he made about Trump's call with the Ukrainian president that is at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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Although he tried to walk back his remarks on Tuesday and Wednesday, Republicans took the words "crazy" and "craziest" from his larger argument to proclaim Clinton just ripped into Obama's proudest achievement.
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On the three block walk back to the Refinery29 offices, Nicolas Bloise, the photographer who captured the experience, and I gush as though we can't wait to get back into a kitchen.
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The cramping always attacked the muscles running along the tops of my shins, and I'd have get out of bed and walk back and forth to make the pain and cramping subside.
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What was the line from either one of them that just totally gutted you — and made you think that a line had been crossed that would be hard to walk back over?
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That statement, which suggested that the Trump Organization was engaged in business dealings with Russia up to and beyond the election, ignited a firestorm and then an abrupt walk-back from Giuliani.
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On my walk back to the subway, I passed by a wedding shoot in which a couple was adorably stopping traffic to get a shot with the Manhattan Bridge in the background.
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And so on Sunday, Courier, who is in Paris commenting for British and American television, planned to walk back onto the clay with his young son and mark the passage of time.
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" Khosrowshahi then scrambled to walk back those comments in a phone call with Axios an hour later, issuing the following statement: "I said something in the moment that I do not believe.
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He moved to walk back the comments with a statement on Tuesday, telling reporters that he misspoke and that he accepts the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russia interfered in the election.
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Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, on Thursday tried to walk back an earlier acknowledgment that President Donald Trump made aid to Ukraine conditional on the country investigating Democrats.
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Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, on Thursday attempted to walk back his confirmation that President Donald Trump made military aid to Ukraine conditional on the country investigating Democrats.
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A senior US official later tried to walk back Trump's comment, stating that Trump was merely acknowledging the US is combating its own drug problem, not condoning violence and human rights violations.
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Ayotte's campaign tried to walk back the remark, but Democratic challenger Maggie Hassan's campaign had a new advertisement interspersing Ayotte's debate answer with Trump's more outlandish pronouncements up and running within hours.
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Trump and the White House attempted to walk back those comments multiple times last week, with Trump saying in an interview with CBS that he held Putin responsible for the election meddling.
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When I walk back into the main room, there is a disheveled male contestant, Victor, who is dressed like Fat Mike, in a yellow and black stripy tie and pantaloon jeans, onstage.
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President Trump said Wednesday that he could support either a one-state or two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a walk back from decades of American policy in the region.
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Hillary Clinton had to walk back her own statement that "every survivor of sexual assault" has the "right to be believed" when Broadrrick became a favorite talking point in right-wing circles.
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The motherly dressing-down (combined with discussions with other powerful Black men like Tyler Perry and Diddy) brought Snoop back to earth, which led him to walk back his comments about King.
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He responded immediately, and not long after took her to dinner "at a place close enough to walk back to her bungalow just in case our first date failed," he said, laughing.
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" She later appeared to walk back parts of that testimony, saying in an interview: "I don't know what he did, but I saw him by them [the punch bowls at the parties].
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On the walk back to the train station on River Road, near the Greenwich Water Club, look for the tombstone of Brodi, the "Canine Mayor of Cos Cob," no doubt another story.
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" Cuomo's office also sought to walk back the governor's comments on Wednesday, saying in a statement that he believes the U.S. is great, but that it has not reached its "maximum potential.
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Sure, but the theme to me this year was that everything was connected in some way, and I don't think there's any way we're going to ever really walk back from that.
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When MacDonald tripoded on Daley and Daley began to shoulder walk back towards the fence, MacDonald immediately pivoted all the way around and turned Daley to face the centre of the cage.
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He also stated in April 2017 that he wanted Seoul to pay $1 billion for the THAAD missile defense system, a comment National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster later had to walk back.
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"After a few minutes we got another instruction: Turn around and walk back half a mile to a more open, less dangerous spot where we could stop and await further directions," he explained.
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It'll take me four minutes to walk back into the building and up the stairs and another two to log into my computer again, so really I get a solid 20-minute lunch.
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He wasn't happy about having to walk back the Pence compliment and has at times sounded incredulous over the notion that his relationships with Republicans could be seen as anything other than assets.
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Microsoft already had to walk back its aggressive Windows 10 upgrade prompts last year, so hopefully the company will come to its senses and rethink these annoying ads and bloatware in Windows 10.
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After you leave your vehicle, the app saves your location and lets you know how far away you are from your car and how long it will take for you to walk back.
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After a wave of fierce backlash from Republicans and Democrats, Trump attempted to walk back his comments Tuesday, claiming he had meant to say he saw no reason why Russia "wouldn't" be responsible.
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After being called a disgrace by members of his own party, President Donald Trump on Tuesday tried to walk back comments he made about believing Russian President Vladimir Putin over US intelligence officials.
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Later, conservatives tweeted links to other videos purporting to show that it wasn't as bad for the students as it looked — prompting some members of the media to walk back their initial outrage.
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The idea generally is that campaigns, like corporations, are basically built to apologize, walk back, and/or preemptively manage expectations so that the minimum number of voters take offense at any given thing.
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To be sure, Rudy, without evidence, did say that "dead people generally vote for Democrats," but it was clear that he was trying to walk back Trump's increasingly belligerent claims about voter fraud.
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Comey drew new criticism earlier Tuesday when the FBI was forced to walk back his false assertions that Clinton aide Huma Abedin had improperly forwarded thousands of emails to her husband, Anthony Weiner.
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Such a ruling "would make it difficult if not impossible" for Pruitt and Trump to "walk back the Clean Power Plan to the extent" that they want to, Polancarz told the New Republic.
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The drugmaker surprised many in July with its decision to walk back hikes after Trump tweeted that the company should be "ashamed" of itself for raising prices and taking advantage of the poor.
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The walk-back: At a briefing later Wednesday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump told her he was "saying 'no' to answering questions" and not to the reporter's question itself.
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"Copper led the surge in base metals after the U.S. appeared to walk back on (President Donald) Trump's draconian tariff plans," said Tai Wong, head of metals derivatives trading at BMO Capital Markets.
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Trump then tried to walk back his comments on Tuesday, saying he accepts the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the election before adding that "other people" could have meddled as well.
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A physician in Plano, Texas, is under fire for writing that his female colleagues are paid less because they "do not work as hard," comments that he has since attempted to walk back.
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Greg Abbott (R) — who's now hosting discussions about how to address gun violence — will walk back some of his previous ardent support for gun rights and pass some sort of gun control legislation.
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And while it's good when India and Pakistan decide to walk back from the brink, as they seem to be doing now, the United States should be ready to assist if they cannot.
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Instead of handing food to a customer, many companies are asking delivery people to drop the food by the door, walk back six feet and wait for the person to pick it up.
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"I think we have to be on the lookout for 'scope creep' — contexts where we demand emergency powers that risk privacy and then fail to walk back after the emergency passes," she said.
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Tasked with establishing fiscal responsibility, enhancing market access for Puerto Rico and helping the island walk back from the cliff of fiscal disaster, the Board has so far failed in its critical mission.
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" Later in the briefing, given a chance to walk back his comments, Spicer continued the comparison, claiming that Hitler did not "gas his own people" and referred to concentration camps as "Holocaust centers.
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One of the sources said the Governing Council discussed Draghi's speech in Sintra, Portugal, where he opened the door to policy tweaks, and there was agreement to not walk back on that message.
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Which means that Warren, sooner rather than later, is going to have to walk back her support for Medicare For All or propose a massive middle class tax increase to pay for it.
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Wesley Clark, a former Supreme Allied Commander Europe who oversaw all NATO military forces on the continent, warned that the potential walk-back of Article 5 could endanger the US and its allies.
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Last fall, the department had to walk back Mr. Marcus's assertion that it was using the State Department's definition of anti-Semitism to re-examine a seven-year-old case against Rutgers University.
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But I stand outside for 10 minutes until we get the all-clear and then I walk back up the five floors to my desk and feel more winded than I should. Altitude.
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The walk back down through the palace's gardens was even more magical than the way up, as I was no longer rushing to get to the castle and dusk was starting to fall.
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Still, with trade talks set to restart in earnest next month, both sides have taken some steps to walk back some of their most drastic moves in the tit-for-tat trade war.
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Attorney General William Barr confirmed in an interview Thursday that he had personally interceded to walk back Stone's stiff sentencing recommendation, but maintained that he did so hours before Trump tweeted his objection.
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But in several ways on Tuesday, Mr. Barr appeared to walk back or qualify some of his earlier writings, putting greater emphasis on the Justice Department's independence and legal limits on the presidency.
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" Wednesday's walk back signalled a softer tune from the embattled official, who previously denied the IG's report, calling it "a direct assault on my spouse, my character and my unblemished record of service.
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Powell appeared to walk back those remarks in a speech last month, saying rates are "just below" neutral, suggesting that concerns about a more aggressive path higher for rates may no longer be warranted.
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A spokesman said the governor is willing to walk back a reciprocity policy set to be implemented by Attorney General Mark Herring in exchange for other concessions in a deal to be announced Friday.
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The market was looking for a more aggressive walk-back of his now infamous "midcycle adjustment" comment that signaled the July rate cut was just an adjustment and not the start of a trend.
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Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, later told a news briefing that the aid had been withheld as part of the pressure campaign — and then tried to walk back his comments.
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But he walks up and I give him a nod, and I take a walk around the Impala very slowly and I walk back over to him and I hand the keys to him.
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The reason: Rubio would have to walk back a number of his sharply barbed attacks at Cruz, including when Rubio called Cruz a "liar" and for running what he said was a dirty campaign.
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To understand this story, why the Guardian was and is wrong, why they were forced to walk back their original "backdoor" headline, and why the security community is furious, you'll need a little context.
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He has repeatedly declined during the 2016 campaign to either walk back or expand on the claims, arguing that it would draw media coverage and distract from what he considers the race's core issues.
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In Hungary, MSF alleged, border guards beat and sicced their dogs on refugees trying to cross into the country, then stripped them naked and forced them to walk back to Serbia in the snow.
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Dean also said Mueller "didn't take it all the way back," referencing what he called the special counsel's "walk-back, to draw another Watergate term" from an answer he gave to California Democrat Rep.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday supported Mulvaney's walk-back of his remarks, saying he had not seen evidence of a connection between withholding Ukraine aid and Kiev pursuing a political investigation.
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The final text shows Republicans in the lame duck Congress had to walk back from some demands, the biggest being the Trump-backed proposal to impose stricter worker requirements for recipients of food stamps.
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He insulted a black pastor, called for Clinton's bodyguards to be disarmed and angered the media with a publicity stunt that was meant to walk back the "birther" conspiracy he had peddled for years.
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As Snapchat users continue to sign online petitions and retweet desperate pleas for the company to walk back its redesign, the company is looking to make amends with one important group of users: influencers.
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It shouldn't surprise, then, to hear Klinsmann walk back the very expectations he helped set less than ten days ago, when he declared, in no uncertain terms, that the team's goal was the semifinals.
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Hunter, speaking a day after Trump sought to walk back controversial remarks made at the side of Russian leader Vladimir Putin as a misstatement, said the president's actions make up for any errant comments.
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While he attempted to smooth over his remarks upon returning to Washington, the president muddled the walk back when he said others in addition to Russia could have been responsible for the 2016 interference.
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After the student gets up and attempts to walk back to his desk, Gieszinger can be seen in the video telling him he is "not done" and motions for him to return to her.
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The mega-round comes after Robinhood's major roadbump last December, when the company had to walk back the launch of its high-yield checking and savings accounts within a day of its initial anouncement.
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"After the communal and political backlash EA received over Battlefront II, the industry at large is going to have to walk back its loot box plans a little," Jim Sterling wrote in an email.
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However, Trump seemed to walk back his administration's crackdown on Huawei over the weekend while attending the Group of 20 summit in Japan, saying he would allow U.S. companies to sell products to Huawei.
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Relatedly, he needs to walk back the misguided White House invitation that he recently extended to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte; the man is an unmitigated human rights disaster who doesn't deserve such a visit.
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Saifie said he doesn't trust Trump's walk back of the proposal and, when asked what he would say if he met the GOP nominee, he indicated their conversation will not be a friendly one.
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The painful walk back you watched Tuesday, much like the one he tried to execute last summer in the face of another base maintenance debacle concerning the white nationalists in Charlottesville, reflected that realization.
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WHITE HOUSE WALKS BACK CLAIM ON NOT TARGETING US CITIZENS OVERSEAS: The White House on Tuesday was forced to walk back comments that the U.S. military would never target U.S. citizens in strikes overseas.
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" Another speaker, Marlene Harpsoe, a member of Parliament, said that asylum seekers should be given a pair of sneakers: "If they can walk all the way up here, they can also walk back home.
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There will be many statements Mr. Kavanaugh made in the late 1990s that he will want to walk back, and the Democrats should make him walk every one of them back — over hot coals.
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T. and I spend two hours talking about our complicated families and I then remember that I haven't eaten today so we walk back together and I eat some chips while chopping up veggies.
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Yeah, he had to really walk back that quote, like, because they were living in a different media environment — an old media environment, really — and then ... really, when I'm saying old I mean old.
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"You don't know how close to the cliff you are until it's too late," Dr. Lynch said, "and you can't assume you'll be able to walk back from the cliff when you get there."
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That led to arguably the worst foreign policy week of Trump's presidency, in which the administration failed to convincingly walk back Trump's comments and curb the tide of widespread criticism, including from Republican leaders.
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Since then, Flynn admitted to his lies under oath and shared several damaging details about the President with investigators, but then gradually tried to walk back his admissions in an attempt to avoid prison.
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The U.S. defense secretary, Jim Mattis, tried to walk back President Trump's threats of an imminent strike, reflecting concerns at the Pentagon of stumbling into a wider conflict between Russia, Iran and the West.
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" Graham, who is known for chatting with reporters during the minutes-long walk back to his office, separately questioned in a tweet why reporters weren't looking into "potential FISA [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] abuse.
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In trying to present himself as a political alternative for Iran, Mr. Ahmadinejad tried in The Times interview to walk back some of his comments and policies that are considered incendiary in the West.
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What remains less clear, however, is whether America can walk back from this new chapter in American history, in which the will of the American people is no longer a driving force shaping policy.
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As Dhaliwal turned to walk back to his patrol car, the driver's side door opened and a man could be seen exiting the vehicle "almost immediately running with a gun already out," Lee said.
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Some of the former Liberty students, including Georgia Hamann, now an attorney in Phoenix, have also written a letter to university officials officially calling on Falwell to walk back his approval of Trump's Charlottesville response.
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But in a speech last month, Powell appeared to walk back those remarks, saying rates are "just below" neutral, suggesting that concerns about a more aggressive path higher for rates may no longer be warranted.
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Indeed, Italy's Euro-skeptic government was forced to walk back its proposed higher public spending and tax cuts at the time when fiscal restraint was needed to keep down excessive public debt and budget deficits.
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Needless to say, Gold's noticed the backlash and attempted to walk back on the ad by editing the original post with an apology and copying and pasting said apology into the comments of the post.
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"I thought he would walk back some of the more extreme things he said, but it seems like he was pushing for something more insidious than what I'd originally expected," Bonnell told Gizmodo via Twitter.
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First, Fed Chair Jerome Powell "needs to walk back his comments" about raising interest rates, possibly even aggressively, to combat the strength of the economy, Cramer said, reiterating earlier remarks on the central bank's leader.
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"The runway is a really weird thing to begin with because people are sitting in an audience watching people walk back and forth," said Taubensee, impossibly flushed and young, in an interview after the show.
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Trump's refusal to walk back his attacks on the Khans has dominated the headlines for days and presents a nearly existential conundrum for a party that prides itself on being a champion of the military.
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Mike Budenholzer can walk back exactly what angle of dangle the dangling actually achieved, but ultimately both Horford and Teague are left with the impression that the Hawks can easily imagine a future without them.
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"Because I will say, I make our bed every morning to be a helpful husband, and pretty much every other day I walk back through the bedroom and my wife is remaking it," he admitted.
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On the walk back to their apartment I always pass the little Japanese Buddhist temple on Riverside Drive between West 105th and 106th, which has a giant bronze statue of a Buddhist saint out front.
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The motor above is little more than a magnet and coil with some structural parts, but it can "walk" back and forth or make the gears of a more complicated machine move back and forth.
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So, perhaps the fact that the jobs report came out the way it did, people are suggesting that, possibly, it might not happen, so they're maybe trying to walk back their expectations a little bit.
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They shriek and throw themselves into the waves, let those waves push them from 50 yards to my right, to 50 yards to my left, before they walk back out, run up, and start again.
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Trump on Tuesday sought to walk back his widely criticized remarks from a press conference with Putin a day earlier, saying he accepts the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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He said Kavanaugh appeared to walk back his claims made in a 22019 Minnesota Law Review article in which he argued that sitting presidents should not be distracted by criminal investigations or questions from prosecutors.
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As long as the 2-1 majority remained, all sorts of work could be done — or rather undone, as Pai's most high-profile actions have been to walk back the accomplishments of the previous administration.
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There is also a ritual called Sa'ee, in which pilgrims walk back and forth between the two hills of Safa and Marwah seven times to commemorate Hagar's frantic search for water for her infant son.
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In particular, the man flunked what's called the "timed up-and-go," which measures how long it takes someone to rise from a chair, walk 10 feet, turn around, walk back and sit down again.
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" A little while later, the WIAA tried to walk back that email, saying, "The intention of the message was misconstrued and morphed into something far beyond what it was and what it was intended for.
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So when one of the Imperial researchers, Neil Ferguson, brought new estimates to the UK parliament last Thursday that predicted a British death toll below 20,000, Trump's task force seized on the apparent walk-back.
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And a new law ostensibly passed to crack down on sex trafficking also risks sending all sex work underground, forcing women to again work through intermediaries and walk back the freedoms they have gained online.
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Mr. Trump further muddied the United States' position when, after first voicing support for Mr. Erdogan's plan, he seemed to walk back his statements in the face of objections from political allies and opponents alike.
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In a phone conversation with BuzzFeed News on Monday, Brown said she stood by her assessment "100%" and did indeed see the movie after tweeting, in case she had to "walk back" her initial criticism.
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This was the week when "would" turned into "wouldn't" and "no" meant "yes," as President Donald Trump and his top aides tried to walk back several of his comments on Russia and the Federal Reserve.
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Trump, facing criticism from both Democrats and Republicans over his comments, attempted to walk back the statement on Tuesday by saying he backs the U.S. intelligence assessment that Russia did interfere in the 2016 election.
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Mr. Trump has spoken before about launching a military operation to police the border, only to have his aides walk back the remarks amid a backlash from members of his administration and officials in Mexico.
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"If you feel like you need more of a challenge, you can turn around and walk back to where you started or crouch down and get into an extended cat balance and walk that way."
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You know when you wake up to pee in the middle of the night and walk back down the hall to your bedroom and your partner is sprawled right in the middle of the bed?
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Nancy: Toward the end of the week, we did see some cracks in the Republican support particularly after acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's startling news conference and his efforts to walk back his statements.
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Republican Representative Mike Conaway, who led the committee probe, seemed to walk back the Republicans' assertion that they had seen no evidence the Russians sought to help Trump and hurt his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Obama, through a spokesman, has denied the accusation and the White House appeared to walk back the allegation earlier this week when press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump was speaking broadly about surveillance of his campaign.
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Since his election last week, Trump has seemed to walk back some of the hard-line positions on immigration policy and LGBT rights that came from his mouth or from Pence during the campaign and before.
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But there's plenty of skepticism among many Wall Street veterans, including J.P. Morgan chief Jamie Dimon who in September 2017 called bitcoin a fraud only to walk back those comments a bit about three months later.
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For example, my friend Claire Carusillo demanded yesterday on Man Repeller that the writers of Riverdale walk back the season 1 portrayal of Chuck Clayton, one of the few black characters in the classic Archie Comics.
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It's not much of an effectuation, but seeing our protagonist walk into his dwelling, change clothes and walk back out—especially if playing the game when first released—makes Liberty City seem a mite more real.
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"Earlier in July, we reduced our EPS estimates while noting the risk that management might need to walk back its EPS expectations," Argus Research analyst Jim Kelleher wrote in a note distributed to clients on Thursday.
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That news prompted Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats to react with apparent surprise at the Aspen Security Forum -- only to walk back his reaction later, saying that he did not mean any disrespect to Trump .
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In justifying the need for the threat of a subpoena, Nadler's statement said that Justice Department staff had attempted to walk back Whitaker's promise to Nadler in November that he would appear for an oversight hearing.
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But whether or not you agree that Bitcoin is a fraud, we can all enjoy the moment of watching Dimon's smug ass walk back his comments because the man has spent years being full of shit.
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A Ramazani victory could also lead to a continuation of Kabila's policies, including a tough line on the mining sector, where foreign investors hope the government will walk back steep tax hikes approved earlier this year.
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" By Sunday night, just hours after suggesting the US–Russia cybersecurity initiative, Trump appeared to walk back the idea, declaring that just because he and Putin discussed the idea "doesn't mean I think it can happen.
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" They also explained that they had "concerns" about Hutchison's "mental health" before his disappearance, but had "remained positive and hopeful that he would walk back through the door, having taken some time way to compose himself.
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Trump was forced to walk back a statement last month after telling reporters during a joint conference with Putin that he didn't see any reason why it "would" have been Russians who interfered in the election.
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Trump has issued several tweets related to the publication of the book's excerpts on Tuesday, including several linking to reports in which various administration officials walk back their criticism of his administration quoted in the book.
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Later Wednesday morning, after the Washington Examiner picked up the story, the Air Force attempted to walk back its shocking claim about Santa, who also goes by the aliases Kris Kringle, Father Christmas and Saint Nicholas.
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It will also exhaust the last mile of leverage to persuade Turkey to walk back from the brink before it turns into another failed state ruled by a strongman with delusions of reclaiming past national glory.
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The whole walk back to the car, my brothers covered in sea slime and sand, me eating and ice cream and firing an arrow into the sun, I beamed like the smug little goblin I was.
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Nunes provided no evidence to bolster Trump's initial accusations, and over the course of the week he started to hedge and walk back the claim that he'd information that supported any part of the president's allegations.
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Clinton or Mr. Holt can challenge him in real time over such a flourish, Mr. Trump might be placed on the defensive, without a spokesman on hand to walk back his comments immediately after the fact.
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Gilbert pointed to the Securities and Exchange Commission's decision earlier this month to take a fresh look at its CEO pay ratio disclosure rule as proof the administration is using every avenue to walk back regulations.
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Mulvaney himself appeared on "Fox News Sunday" to walk back his apparent admission that Ukraine's willingness to investigate a conspiracy theory involving a Democratic Party computer server was a factor in the suspension of military aid.
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" Many critics view Morey's walk-back as the NBA caving in to Chinese government and China Central Television, which stated, "no comments challenging national sovereignty and social stability fall within the scope of freedom of expression.
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Through it all, Mr. Trump repeated a series of misleading assertions and falsehoods, such as when he seemed simultaneously to walk back and yet double down on his accusation that President Barack Obama had wiretapped him.
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Today, policymakers looking for easy answers to difficult societal problems have put forward proposals to walk back CDA 230's protections, hoping that holding platforms liable for user activities will keep bad actors off the Internet.
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Asserting they are giving the people what they want, they could feel free to walk back promises they made to their respective allies - pledges that served as obstacles to a unity administration, some political pundits said.
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I had rules of the road in terms of content, and I would sometimes step on them and then have to walk back from that show, and go, Oh, I think I crossed a line there.
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Nunes provided no evidence to bolster Trump's initial accusations, and over the course of the week he started to hedge and walk back the claim that he'd received information that supported any part of the president's allegations.
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The sides of those function as targetable, digital banners, with average ad CPMs of between $8 and $12, a figure the company provided me over the phone and then attempted to walk back on in an email.
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Sentient mayonnaise blob Rick Santorum was back on CNN on Wednesday trying to walk back some controversial comments he made about the Parkland shooting survivor teens and still somehow wound up doubling down on his original comments.
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In the season's first seriously heartbreaking moment, we see a teenage Randall try to leave a party early and walk back into the house to his parents' heated fight from the end of last season (I'm crying).
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I also downloaded an app that lets out a wolf howl every 45 minutes—reminding me to get up and get moving, even if it's just to walk back and forth across the room a few times.
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The fact that even the New York Times needed a hot take on the Covington High School thing, that they had to walk back, because they just had to be part of the click ... That was minor.
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But over the course of the week he started to hedge and walk back the claim, and Friday morning he said he can't be sure that Trump's or his aides' conversations were captured by surveillance at all.
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In June, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders was told to leave a Virginia restaurant following a tumultuous week where the administration was forced to walk back a policy separating immigrant families caught illegally crossing the border.
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"The markets are likely to further walk back rate cut expectations after the upcoming semi-annual monetary policy report scheduled to be delivered by Chairman Powell this week," said Steven Ricchiuto, US Chief Economist at Mizuho Americas.
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While the U.S. has now started to walk back that threat by floating the option of a large fine, it is clear that these sorts of tit-for-tat investigations are going to continue into the future.
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The former Olympian, a Republican, recently came out in support of presidential candidate Ted Cruz, but was forced to walk back her endorsement in a promo for I Am Cait after Cruz spoke against transgender equality issues.
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During the press conference, with Macron standing by his side, Trump did his best to walk back some of his previous attacks on issues that are at the heart of what it means to be France today.
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It's significant that Tumblr users are fighting for Tumblr to walk back this change because Tumblr has traditionally had a primarily harmonious relationship with its user base, despite its users' increasing distrust of its motives and interests.
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In a tweet, Trump ridiculed Northam's statements Saturday appearing to walk back his admission that he was one of the two men depicted in the photo, which the governor initially apologized for in a statement Friday evening.
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Washington (CNN)Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci called on President Donald Trump Tuesday to "reverse course immediately" and walk back some of the statements he made during the news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) on Friday appeared to walk back her stance on single payer health care, saying she doesn't support eliminating private insurance, after appearing to back just that during the Democratic primary debate on Thursday.
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"Would you tell your friend Donald Trump that he should walk back his statements that Muslims, that Islam hates America, that Islam hates us?" host Joe Scarborough asked, repeating a claim that Trump made the Wednesday night.
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Republican Senate candidates are mostly sticking with President Trump after his disastrous press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, which provoked so much criticism that he tried to walk back some of his comments today.
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At the time, he was the improbable frontrunner of a narrowing presidential primary field and tried to walk back his controversial statement, only to promise to "ban abortion" while campaigning in the general election several months later.
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The Democrats see Ayotte's comments, which she immediately sought to walk back, as a potential turning point not only in the tight New Hampshire race but also in the broader fight across a host of battleground states.
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" Duffy sought to walk back his on-air remarks in a tweet later Tuesday morning, characterizing Vindman as "an American war hero" and writing: "My point is that Mr. Vindman is an unelected advisor, he gives ADVICE.
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