War of words As battles rage around the embattled Syrian city, so too has the war of words between Russia and the United States.
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One dead, one wounded in shooting at Nevada Mormon church ; suspect in custody WAR OF WORDS: President Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani are now in a war of words.
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US-Iran war of words President Donald Trump has voiced his support for anti-government protesters in several tweets throughout the weekend, sparking a war of words with the Iranian government.
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"The GM thing is a war of words," Ghriskey said.
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The reaction was not confined to a war of words.
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Their war of words continued following his release on Wednesday.
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He never engages in a war of words with opponents.
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Russian officials kept up their war of words on Tuesday.
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But the gathering quickly devolved into a war of words.
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Corker steps up his war of words with the president.
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"This is not a political war of words," Dingell said.
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Their war of words came about the way you would expect.
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Rubio is entangled in a war of words with Chris Christie.
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A WAR of words has flared up at the World Bank.
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Mr Erdogan's war of words with Vladimir Putin is dangerously heated.
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Will the war of words escalate into an actual nuclear war?
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Other languages have their own versions of this war of words.
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On Monday, the war of words between Qualcomm and Broadcom continued.
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It also came amid a continuing war of words between Gov.
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The two companies have been in a heated war of words.
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Nothing in this war of words was particularly interesting on its own.
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Let's focus on people and not get into a war of words.
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This led to a bitter war of words between the two camps.
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When Redmond reported what Locken had said, a war of words exploded.
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The war of words took a toll on Wall Street on Friday.
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By itself, this war of words would already be a big deal.
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That means these moves amount to a highly escalated war of words.
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The war of words has been punctuated by violent threats and attacks.
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This time, though, the war of words involves a Gold Star family.
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Trump and Pelosi engaged in a war of words all last week.
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The documentary shows Madadi's reactions to his war of words with Parke.
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His reported murder sparked a war of words between Ukraine and Russia.
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Trump is impetuous and quick to rush into a war of words.
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For weeks afterward, the two countries engaged in a war of words.
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Amid that, Kim and Trump have engaged in a war of words.
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So, I&aposll take a war of words over a war of worlds.
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Kim Kardashian West is explaining last week's war of words with Tyson Beckford.
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"You're not going to win a war of words with me," she said.
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The war of words between Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly is heating up.
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The war of words has already caused a dip in the stock market.
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Go deeper: Trump and Kim Jong-un are in a war of words.
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O'Donnell and Trump have been engaged in a longtime, ongoing war of words.
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As a war of words escalated, so did the threats of trade retaliation.
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"The UFC boss Dana White slammed the war of words, calling it "unacceptable.
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Any action would risk elevating the war of words to a physical confrontation.
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The war of words and visual images will continue to become more intense.
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Sensational in 2007, Rosie's war of words looks brave—and underrated—in retrospect.
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The war of words about whose lives matter more serves no useful purpose.
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The war of words underscores that the leaders remain locked in a standoff.
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The standoff has sparked a bitter war of words between Europe and Turkey.
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Here's more on the war of words from Peter Schroeder: http://bit.ly/22019Tblbu4.
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Risks have spiked following a war of words by U.S. and Iranian leaders.
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In response to the war of words, the price of oil rose slightly.
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The ongoing war of words between the U.S. and Iran remaining center stage.
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The war of words been the U.S. and North Korea has been escalating.
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The war of words also reached the stratosphere of Church hierarchy, cardinal versus cardinal.
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A war of words followed between Netanyahu and then Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Still, Assad's remarks are more evidence that the war -- of words, at least -- continues.
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Neither side is willing to stand down unilaterally in an escalating war of words.
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The war of words between Scott Baio and Nicole Eggert has reached new heights.
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That's quite different from the war of words that ensued when this quarrel began.
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The war of words revolves around a concern about China's status within the WTO.
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However, on Tuesday both players refused to get dragged into a war of words.
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A fundamental restructure is required if we are to win the war of words.
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Governments can no longer lead if we are to win the war of words.
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Mistry has engaged in a war of words with Tata Sons since his ouster.
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The tech behemoth's war of words with the U.S. government landed in court yesterday.
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This month's war of words over North Korea have brought reminders of that paradox.
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There are risks for Obama being drawn into a war of words with Trump.
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The U.S. and Israel recently engaged in war of words over Israel's settlement policy.
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Dillon Danis and Jake Paul are engaged in a war of words on Twitter.
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The two have become entangled in Twitter war of words, slamming one another's policies.
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We are afraid of a gradually escalating war of words becoming war in reality.
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Here's a reminder of the Hollywood star's public war of words with the president.
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The result has been a war of words over gender and the wider society.
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Mr. Trump's war of words with CNN is especially popular with his voter base.
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Shares in media companies fell, potentially reflecting concerns the war of words could worsen.
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Trump war of words with big business over NAFTA escalates: President Trump renewed his threat to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) as the biggest business lobby aggressively pushed back in an escalating war of words between the two sides.
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In the latest war of words, Reynolds recorded an expletive-filled birthday message for Jackman.
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MI) were lower in early trade after a war of words with France's Vivendi (VIV.
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When we come back, the war of words between the president and two Republican senators.
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The war of words between Juncker and May has raised concerns among other EU officials.
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RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words South Carolina Sen.
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Some Republicans are concerned about the early war of words with the intelligence community. Rep.
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Britain has escalated a war of words with Russia over the incident in recent days.
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Starting with the war of words, both economic and political tensions are expected to arise.
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The news sparked an immediate war of words between Britain's politicians ahead of a Dec.
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The war of words has turned increasingly violent at Trump rallies in Costa Mesa, Calif.
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The war of words between a pair of White House hopefuls intensified Friday after Sen.
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Billionaires Elon Musk and Warren Buffett engaged in a war of words over the weekend.
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Trump is winning the war of words for the general election campaign in many ways.
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READ: Golfers in war of words after caddie's mom hit by stray ball Visit CNN.
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Over the past few months, there has been a war of words between the parties.
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There's a lot more ... as the war of words continues, but you get the point.
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Yet huge populations are at risk of a miscalculation resulting from the war of words.
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So far, Mr. Trump's war on the media has been mostly a war of words.
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A war of words erupted on Monday between The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Warner Bros.
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Trump and his aides have since engaged in a war of words with Canadian officials.
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After a four-day war of words, the focus now switches to the fight itself.
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Jindal called the war of words Tuesday heading into Indiana's primary between Trump and Texas Sen.
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Pyongyang has engaged in a war of words with South Korea's military ally the United States.
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But this never ending war of words between Sadiq Khan and Donald Trump is frankly ridiculous.
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The fight between the two companies has become an escalating and highly-public war of words.
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Of course, Verizon decided to clap back on Twitter, starting a pretty bizarre war of words.
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In many ways, this is a war of words between Uber and the state of California.
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There has been a war of words between the RBI and the government since Acharya's speech.
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The dust is finally settling following a vicious war of words ripping the United States apart.
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Will this war of words be a problem for the party on matters like tax reform?
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Ankara has been engaged in a very public war of words with the government in Iraq.
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The escalating war of words between U.S. and Chinese officials and trade negotiators sent markets plummeting.
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The Hill's Jonathan Easley and Ben Kamisar take a look at the new war of words.
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His barbs at de Blasio come after he engaged in a war of words with Gov.
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And this fight between two critical allies, and their ongoing war of words, could complicate that.
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The Spanish media's treatment of Bale instigated a war of words between the BBC and MARCA.
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Newspapers and television channels in the region have also been engaged in a war of words.
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Amid the current war of words, the crisis has been stalled rather than resolved, strategists noted.
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Niger attack President Trump getting into a war of words with someone isn't exactly news anymore.
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The chief executive of Qatar Airways has continued his war of words with rival U.S. carriers.
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Around the time of the visit, Trump was engaged in a war of words with Kim.
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Today's lack of data may allow corrections after yesterday, or room for a war of words.
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War of words The attack in Douma has also heightened tensions between Russia and Western powers.
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Mr. Xi's strategy of engaging in a war of words against other countries has often overreached.
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Comey and Trump have engaged in an extended war of words since the FBI chief's ouster.
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The war of words between the United States and North Korea appears to have unnerved investors.
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Trump and Kim have been engaged for months in an ongoing war of words and threats.
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Those were sentiments repeated in a Citi report on Monday — before the war of words erupted.
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His war of words with German Chancellor Angela Merkel evoked sharp responses from other European leaders.
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It is a cyber war, a hybrid war, an economic war — and a war of words.
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Amnesty International and the Hungarian government are locked in a war of words over the proposals.
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The war of words the pair engaged in drew the attention of the entire fan base.
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As ever with failed negotiations going public, a customary war of words ensued over social media.
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If the past few days are any indication, this could turn into another prolonged war of words.
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So far this is mostly a war of words, but it could easily escalate into something worse.
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These are organizations that have battled one other in a bitter war of words and technology visions.
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In the ongoing war of words between Apple and the FBI, there 's a lot to unpack.
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The sanctions, negotiations, and war of words with North Korea have been ultimately to no avail. Enough.
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They lived through the Cold War, and they're concerned the war of words could do real damage.
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Kim Jong Un has engaged in a war of words with President Trump amid recent missile tests.
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The war of words between Trump and the Chinese is probably exacerbating the problem of capital outflows.
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The lawsuits have, at times, devolved into a war of words, with both sides releasing caustic statements.
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The war of words ended a somber week Washington, which bid farewell to former President George Bush.
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A luxurious night turns into a war of words in this comedy by the director Miguel Arteta.
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On Friday, French officials said they expected substantial clarifications from Erdogan rather than a war of words.
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A war of words between Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani helped to lift prices only briefly.
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Count Melania Trump among those supporting Lebron James in his heated war of words with the president.
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The remark is also the latest in a war of words between Corker and Trump on Sunday.
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Already this year the war of words between the president and Kim Jung Un has captured headlines.
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One thing is certain: He should avoid getting drawn into a war of words with Mr. Maduro.
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Jimmy Kimmel has apologized for inciting "hatefulness" amid a war of words with Fox News host Sean Hannity.
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But at least North Korea is at the table instead of continuing its war of words — for now.
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War of words It's safe to say the Obamas walked away into a sunset littered with dollar bills.
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South Korean president Park Geun-hye's strong condemnation of the acts has sparked an escalating war of words.
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Russian president Vladimir Putin has joined the war of words concerning the international race to develop artificial intelligence.
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A trade truce ought to cool the war of words over exchange rates, too—but not for long.
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The dispute over the election law changes adds to a war of words ahead of the repeat election.
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Although the European Commission has only started a preliminary investigation, this has already provoked a war of words.
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Coulter's plan to speak created a war of words on the traditionally liberal campus roiled by recent protests.
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Trump and Bush are engaged in a war of words over the Bush family and the Iraq War.
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I remain focused on a clean resolution and have no interest in engaging in a war of words.
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The president is also losing the war of words because his Comey-related decisions have been tactically unwise.
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In recent days, a war of words has erupted between Comey and his former boss, President Donald Trump.
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The poll comes as the president continues to take part in a war of words with the league.
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The ongoing feud between the Tennessee Republican and President Trump escalated with a war of words that day.
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The new sale, announced Saturday, coincides as the group steps up a war of words directed at WikiLeaks.
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Moore, who has been in Congress since 2005, referenced Trump's war of words in recent days with Rep.
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It's not as if the war of words between the two men, however, is hurting either ones popularity.
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The two companies descended into a long-running war of words about the quality of each other's management.
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As North Korea has tested its missile capability, the war of words between Trump and Kim has accelerated.
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Tomic triggered a fresh war of words with dual Grand Slam champion Hewitt after losing at Melbourne Park.
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Wednesday's war of words isn't the first time tensions between Trump and McConnell have bubbled to the surfaced.
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The pair have been engaged in a war of words since, much of which is occurring on CNBC.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the war of words between President Trump and Senator Bob Corker.
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A fresh wave sanctions on Iran's leaders and a war of words between the two sides have followed.
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He's excited to watch Obama and President Trump engage in a war of words in the coming weeks.
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The danger that Italian banks could become victims of their government's war of words with the European Commission.
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Cocky young upstart Baker and his hero, the jazz legend Elvin Jones, had a brief war of words.
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Here's a primer on Guam, the tiny Pacific island at the center of a global war of words.
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The war of words has raised concern that Trump or the Justice Department could try to fire Mueller.
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The war of words may be intense, but it is highly preferable to a war of physical violence.
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Why would DOE and CMES apparently sit on the information while a war of words raged around them?
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Recent outbreaks of measles, mumps and whooping cough have once again reignited a war of words over vaccinations.
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Still, the escalating war of words between the U.S. and North Korea has unsettled many people, Jones said.
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The latest war of words over anti-Semitism on Capitol Hill is making some Jewish leaders increasingly uneasy.
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Trump threatened to obliterate parts of Iran if it attacked "anything American," in a new war of words.
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It leads to little clashes, war of words, until finally silence, and then the confrontation begins: The violence.
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Roche Brune Asset Management fund manager Meriem Mokdad said the war of words would benefit Casino rather than Carrefour.
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Delta and the IAM have been engaged in a war of words for months now, with dueling web sites.
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Ukraine and Crimea The ongoing conflict in Ukraine -- and diplomatic war of words over Crimea -- is at a stalemate.
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So far, only a war of words has broken out, with each side blaming the other for what happened.
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The respective comments Saturday morning mark the latest jabs between Trump and Pelosi in their continuing war of words.
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The war of words over missile deployment in Asia has raised concerns about an arms race in the region.
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This was in play with the war of words over trade in the run-up to the G7 summit.
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Tonight on ABC News, Tim Cook is talking about the ongoing war of words between Apple and the FBI.
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Mrs Clinton was widely judged to have won the first war of words with Mr Trump on September 26th.
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Susana Martinez, who has been caught in a war of words with Trump, defending her record on budget issues.
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" The Guardian: "Boris Johnson's government is waging a war of words not against the EU but the British people.
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In photos of the scene, Chyna is shown in an intense war of words with a group of women.
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AMD CEO Lisa Su responded to Huang's comments yesterday, but refused to be pulled into a war of words.
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Tate, in turn, has landed the first blow in what's sure to be a highly-publicized war of words.
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Meanwhile, the war of words between Britain and the EU is escalating, with Ireland scolding Johnson's approach as "unhelpful".
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What, until now, has largely been a war of words could easily careen into a full-fledged trade war.
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The president issued his own attack on Pelosi Saturday, as their war of words showed no sign of abating.
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That caught the eye of Morgan himself, who quickly engaged in a war of words with the beloved author.
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One minute, Sky is sharing a war of words with Gigi Mendoza (Roselyn Sanchez), the lady of the hotel.
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This war of words between the US and North Korea comes at a very sensitive time for the country.
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Bush said it wasn't true, but said he was glad he wasn't in a war of words with Christie.
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An escalating war of words has wiped a third of the value of TIM shares in the last year.
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In December, two Russian planes touched down in Venezuela, again triggering a war of words been Washington and Moscow.
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What's new is that the lukewarm war of words has finally escalated into a full-blown Arab Cold War.
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"You have a real habit of taking things out of context," Eichenwald told Carlson during their war of words.
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Mueller clearly knows that he has more important things to do than engage in a public war of words.
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This led to a public war of words between La Liga chief Javier Tebas and RFEF president Luis Rubiales.
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Fighting in different promotions did not stop Rousey and Justino from engaging in a long-running war of words.
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North Korea and the United States have been in an escalating war of words over the last several months.
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China has rejected military intervention and called for an end to the war of words between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Instead, the two had a war of words over one of Williams's rumored exes, pro tennis player Grigor Dimitrov.
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The turmoil sparked a war of words within the I.O.C.'s usually clubby meeting room ahead of these Games.
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But General Thurman worried that the war of words was fueling tensions and adding to the risk of miscalculation.
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Engaging in a war of words with North Korea only makes it harder for both sides to de-escalate.
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Lindsey Graham, usually one of Trump's most reliable defenders, spent Wednesday in a war of words with the president.
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Patrick Chappatte President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has escalated a war of words with Germany and the Netherlands.
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It is not simply a war of words, though one side may be happy to characterize it as such.
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" Baldwin told Jimmy Fallon of his war of words with Trump during a Monday appearance on "The Tonight Show.
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The Iran-Israel war of words about Syria, therefore, is played out as carefully as a game of chess.
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The war of words between Israel and its neighbors has hit a new high along with escalating military action.
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One of the aid trucks burned in the melee, igniting the bitter war of words over who was responsible.
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Both leaders could restart the war of words if either Trump or Kim thinks the summit was a failure.
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" Prominent Iranian analyst Seed Leilaz downplayed the war of words, saying he thinks it was "the storm before the calm.
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Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric were sent to boarding school to shield them from their parents' public war of words.
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Tuesday marked a new chapter and a new tone in the increasingly intense war of words between Christie and Rubio.
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Here are some key questions looming in light of the latest developments: Could the diplomatic war of words boil over?
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But Pyongyang's defiant stance has caused concern among many that the current war of words could easily escalate into action.
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The war of words this year escalated after the award ceremony, with Fu's social media pages inundated with vitriolic comments.
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Depp kicked off the latest round in the war of words when he appeared on the U.S. Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Russia has been in a war of words with Western leaders since the attack, which left dozens of people dead.
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The atmosphere could be a little frosty given a war of words and threats over trade tariffs in recent weeks.
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One day earlier, it was locked in a war of words with Republicans in Congress over the president's final budget.
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The Stone Over the past several weeks, a war of words over the ideological legacy of Frederick Douglass has erupted.
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The war of words between Gannett and MediaNews, which put the "hostile" into "hostile takeover," continued even after the vote.
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And his first wife and third wife waged a public war of words over who was really his first lady.
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The public has watched another war of words break out between layers of government over cruise ships carrying ill passengers.
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The public has watched another war of words break out between layers of government over cruise ships carrying ill passengers.
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" The escalating war of words began Saturday, when Mr. Trump denounced Mr. Cummings's district as a "very dangerous & filthy place.
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Since then, she's been in a war of words with him and Scott Borchetta, the head of Big Machine Records.
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The Iranians are likely finalizing their public and private points against you, so you should expect a war of words.
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Unless Canada gains an exemption, a war of words and actions on trade isn't a helpful backdrop for reasoned negotiations.
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And I don&apost think a war of words is really going to kill a market at this point in time.
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Since then, the company has been embroiled in a public relations nightmare that's included a war of words and two lawsuits.
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Trump in Singapore on Monday escalated his war of words with Canada and the European Union in a pair of tweets.
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Biden said he views both Democratic candidates as qualified, terming the war of words between them just part of the campaign.
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Melrose has been pursuing GKN since January, when the fight between the two companies quickly descended into a war of words.
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De-escalate: Remember, just because someone tempts you with a war of words doesn't mean you have to take the bait.
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The remarks upped the ante in a war of words over Scottish independence as Britain prepares for intense EU exit talks.
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Washington (CNN)Harry Reid fired back against Donald Trump on Friday, as the two political opponents continue their war of words.
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According to Page Six, a war of words broke out between Schreiber and the photographer outside the courthouse after the proceedings.
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Eric Trump on Tuesday downplayed his father's war of words with the parents of an American Muslim soldier killed in Iraq.
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But a war of words had escalated between Qatari media on one side and Saudi and Emirati media on the other.
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The war of words between Trump and Democrats sets the stage for a bitter battle in the Senate over Gorsuch's nomination.
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The contentious war of words has been building since October, when Skye released her single "Build" and its accompanying music video.
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Why then, is the West not winning the war of words and reclaiming the virtual landscape in which ISIS openly recruits?
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The Modern Family star, 17, revisited her war of words with 18-year-old Vine personality, whom she blasted on Jan.
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As the war of words got underway, Gillum came out swinging, accusing DeSantis of being a foot soldier for Trump's agenda.
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Trade Lawmakers will regroup in Washington on Monday amid the fallout from Trump's growing war of words with longtime U.S. allies.
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President Donald Trump was attending the Senate GOP policy lunch on Tuesday afternoon following a fresh war of words with Sen.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia are longtime regional rivals and have been embroiled in an escalating war of words in recent months.
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They argue the Trump team's approach could trigger a constitutional crisis, if the president follows through on the war of words.
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The ensuing war of words, in which Kim called Trump "a mentally deranged U.S. dotard," has some foreign policy experts pessimistic.
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And then there's Turkey's autocratic Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose war of words against Germany has relations at an all-time low.
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The war of words comes as Clinton and Sanders are waging a heated battle heading into New York's delegate-rich primary.
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Trump and Kim engaged in a heated war of words for months, as North Korea continued its nuclear and missile tests.
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In contrast, Trump also appeared to issue a threat that conjured memories of his war of words with Kim last year.
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Peltz and P&G's Taylor have fought a war of words for months ahead of the largest proxy vote in history.
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The press briefing also comes as President Trump is embroiled in a war of words with both the NFL and Sen.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump's position will merely lead to a "phony war" of words, rather than a real diplomatic or trade conflict.
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Franco-Brazilian relationships have deteriorated since last year when President Emmanuel Macron was embroiled in a war of words with Bolsonaro.
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The danger, of course, is that a war of words, in the media and online, easily could spiral out of control.
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Meanwhile, the war of words between the campaigns of Cruz, Rubio and Jeb Bush continued, verbal punches flying in all directions.
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The losses have been triggered by a standoff between Washington and Pyongyang, as the war of words between the two intensified.
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A war of words has escalated in recent days between the Iran-allied Houthis and Saleh, who together run northern Yemen.
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" He told ITK once again to refer to the video of the war of words, adding, "Make up your own mind.
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After engaging in a war of words, Becirovic tried to grab the fan by the neck, causing him to fall backward.
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War of words The ongoing war of words between the two nations also saw several new fiery salvos on Saturday, a day on which the US military, in a show of force, flew bombers in international airspace over waters east of North Korea and the detection of mysterious seismic activity refueled concerns over the rogue nation's nuclear ambitions.
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Iran is embroiled in a war of words with the United States over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the region.
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The North has signalled it is willing to hold talks with the US, ending a war of words over its weapons program.
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New EU projections on Italy's finances could spark yet another war of words between Brussels and the anti-establishment government in Rome.
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Joke or not, my opinion is that our war of words should be with people who don't believe what Slayer is about.
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Iran also claimed that the overall death toll was higher and the two contending nations were locked in a war of words.
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Trump went into the debate after spending the day in a heated war of words with the party's 2012 nominee, Mitt Romney.
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"Rubio stole from the Republican Party," Trump said of Rubio, with whom he has recently engaged in a public war of words.
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A war of words has followed but Iran's foreign minister tried to assuage fears that a deeper military conflict could be brewing.
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Italy's borrowing costs have surged as a war of words between Rome and the European Union over the country's budget plans escalated.
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In 2017, North Korea conducted a series of long-range missile tests, leading to a war of words between Trump and Kim.
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Monday 73/25: Trump issues a barrage of early morning tweets continuing his war of words with the NFL and its players.
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The war of words continued, however, as Broadcom called its U.S. semiconductor peer's proposal to negotiate a higher price "engagement theater". Feb.
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Ri Yong Ho is the foreign minister of what country, which has been engaged in a war of words with the U.S.?
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Should he win, then he hopes to entice McGregor into a Dublin boxing ring so they can settle their war of words.
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"Asked about Trump's remarks, Frederiksen said, "I'm not going to enter a war of words with anybody, nor with the American president.
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A war of words will rage on in the coming weeks, but bilateral trade is expected to continue with only marginal disruption.
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President Trump's lack of a comprehensive strategy and reckless war of words with North Korea has sent the world into a panic.
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Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor have reignited their war of words on social media — and they've even asked fans to get involved.
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Ms. Redstone's declaration on Tuesday continued the vicious war of words that has surrounded Viacom in the last week and a half.
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But the encounter went no further, and the momentary pause in their war of words seemed unlikely to last beyond the interment.
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What was for so long a war of words and covert actions between Israel and Iran risks moving closer to open confrontation.
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The war of words is unlikely to play a major role in the outcome of the legal fight between the two firms.
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Furthermore, Cruz had no excuses for himself after the fight in spite of the heated war of words leading up to it.
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In an hourlong conversation, the men behind Tesla and Alibaba had a war of words over artificial intelligence, Mars, and the future.
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Worries about a U.S.-China trade war hit global markets Tuesday, following a war of words between the Trump administration and Beijing.
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The war of words continued, however, as Broadcom called its U.S. semiconductor peer's proposal to negotiate a higher price "engagement theater". Feb.
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Now, as the war of words escalates, China has announced plans to impose a 25% tariff on $50 billion worth of exports.
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And their task is being further complicated by the war of words between President Trump and a growing number of GOP lawmakers.
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Analysts reported deep anxiety in the region over the prospect that a war of words could easily turn into a real one.
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As China and the United States struggle to reach a trade deal, the war of words also reflects a broader geopolitical struggle.
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As the war of words escalates in the U.S.–China trade dispute, the future of crossborder investment is now in the crosshairs.
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It pains me to see my profession under attack — sometimes literally, but more often through a war of words and over-generalizations.
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The tweet was the latest escalation in an ongoing war of words between the 20203th president and the Nobel Prize-winning economist.
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The president is attempting to goad the former first lady into a war of words that creates an "us versus them" narrative.
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Editorial Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has escalated an ugly war of words against his country's NATO allies Germany and the Netherlands.
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The blowups with Mexico and Australia have overshadowed a more conventional war of words with Iran, which tested a missile on Sunday.
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As the proxy contest has gained steam, a war of words is taking hold and Ackman is trying to change the narrative.
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On Groundhog Day, Republicans once again find themselves in a war of words, this time over how to describe their health care efforts.
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The war of words between the U.S. and Iran took a dangerous turn after two ships were attacked in the Gulf of Oman.
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While you were in a war of words with your uncle over Donald Trump on Facebook, celebrities were having much more glamorous feuds.
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US, Russia in war of words On the sidelines of an emergency UN Security Council meeting called on the matter, tempers were high.
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But judging from the war of words they've been exchanging on Twitter and the pending RHONJ reunion, this fight is far from over.
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A war of words erupting between -- well, that would mean that other people would have to answered to their past things, but, anyway.
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An increasingly aggressive war of words between the nuclear-armed United States and North Korea has caused consternation among the region's major powers.
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In the internet war of words, Yiannopoulos essentially took aim at Jones and fired thousands of eager, angry Twitter users in her direction.
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SYRIA CIVIL WAR War of words: Russia: Turkey's massing troops on the Syrian border and we think they're getting ready to go in.
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Trump has also engaged in a bitter war of words with North Korean officials, and has repeatedly threatened military action against the country.
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Knowing this, his worst nightmare came true this year with Trump's war of words that pushed us to the brink of nuclear destruction.
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" Corker later escalated the war of words further, warning that Trump's threats could put the country "on the path to World War III.
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Bob Corker continued his war of words against the GOP on Wednesday, saying Republicans are in a "cult-like situation" with President Trump.
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Anbang also became embroiled in an unusually public war of words with a leading Chinese business magazine, Caixin, about the insurer's ownership structure.
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His reported murder had triggered a war of words between Ukraine and Russia and sent shivers through the journalistic communities in both countries.
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Pence's comment and the ensuing war of words has led to some speculation that Pence was aligning himself with Bolton's more hawkish views.
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William H. McRaven, who led the raid on Osama bin Laden, escalates a war of words with the military community (The Washington Post).
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Saudi Arabia and Canada are fighting a nasty war of words on Twitter that has now escalated into a full-on diplomatic crisis.
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North Korea bristles at any threat to Mr. Kim, and a war of words has escalated between North Korea and the Trump administration.
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The crude inventory fall and refinery outage added to uncertainty over oil supplies created by the war of words between Washington and Tehran.
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But the war of words in public did little to secure the Democratic support that Mr. Trump and Republican leaders will ultimately need.
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BEIJING — The trade dispute between the United States and China is escalating — and so is the war of words between the two countries.
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North Korea's bold announcement is a direct response to President Trump's recent unprecedented escalation in the war of words between the two countries.
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The two leaders have become embroiled in a public war of words over Brazil's handling of the Amazon fires and the international response.
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On Tuesday, Cuomo and Trump agreed to work together to fight the coronavirus pandemic, reaching a cease-fire in their war of words.
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In the latest developments between the two countries' war of words, President Donald Trump on Friday tweeted another stark warning to North Korea.
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North Korea's response, which contemplated launching missiles in the direction of Guam, suggested the desire to escalate the war of words was mutual.
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The war of words between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is causing more anxiety than reassurance around the world.
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Gold had rallied after a war of words between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korea's leader about Pyongyang's development of nuclear missiles.
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In the latest developments between the two countries' war of words, President Donald Trump tweeted another stark warning to North Korea on Friday.
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The current war of words appears so far confined between Pyongyang and Trump, but if the situation escalates, Japan could become a target.
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If you want to trade based on Trump's war of words, follow his official Twitter account and set Google alerts for his remarks.
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Quotable: "I'm not going to enter a war of words with anybody, nor with the American president," Ms. Frederiksen told Denmark's TV 230.
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Quotable: "I'm not going to enter a war of words with anybody, nor with the American president," Ms. Frederiksen told Denmark's TV 230.
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Tariffs and trade have been rattling markets in recent months as a tit-for-tat war of words goes on between the two countries.
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North Korea has also recently signaled it's willing to hold talks with the US, slowing down a war of words over its weapons program.
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The war of words began on Tuesday evening after Trump called out US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who is presiding over Stone's case.
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" Trump's relationship with Kim has improved markedly since the war of words in which he referred to North Korea's leader as "Little Rocket Man.
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That prompted an angry response from the North Koreans and kicked off a war of words that led to the collapse of the summit.
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In the ensuing war of words, as Krystal continuously defends herself with flimsy, even-toned excuses, Bibana's voice begins to escalate until she's yelling.
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The other big story tonight, a war of words between NBA superstar LeBron James and President Trump after LeBron had this interview with CNN.
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The operation occurred at an awkward and tense moment in the region, amid the war of words between the United States and North Korea.
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As the US engages in a war of words with North Korea, officials in Seoul are looking for a peaceful resolution for the tension.
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The two groups have engaged in a fierce war of words since Elliott became TIM's second-largest investor, with a stake of 9 percent.
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Seventh, we need to stop this war of words between Apple and the FBI and find the right balance between national security and privacy.
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A conservative group wants senators to remove the GOP majority leader from his leadership post amid his a war of words with President Trump.
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However, analysts do not expect an ongoing war of words between the two regional rivals to spill over into OPEC's negotiating room on Thursday.
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Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor have reignited their long-standing feud, even encouraging fans to get involved in their war of words on Instagram.
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Not only is the U.S. in a tit-for-tat war of words with China on tariffs, but now the European Union is involved.
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The White House on Monday defended President Trump's war of words with the National Football League (NFL) over player protests during the national anthem.
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War of words Trump called the attack on innocent civilians an "affront to humanity," saying it had changed his views on Syria and Assad.
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The incident was followed by a battery investigation -- which was later rejected -- and a nasty war of words between the 2 on social media.
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Hun Sen has been fighting a deepening war of words with the U.S. embassy and State Department over his government's crackdown on the opposition.
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Related: The war of words between Mr. Trump and Speaker Nancy Pelosi escalated on Thursday, with each questioning the other's temperament and mental fitness.
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Critics faulted Mr. Trump for what they said was a petty war of words against Mr. McCain, who died last year of brain cancer.
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She filed the defamation lawsuit against another senator, David Leyonhjelm, who continued the war of words with Ms. Hanson-Young beyond the initial debate.
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Moscow stepped up its war of words against Washington Wednesday after the U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly in favor of imposing new sanctions.
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Trump has engaged in a war of words with North Korea's leader this week amid heightened tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missiles programs.
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The president has in recent days been locked in a war of words with Corker, the chairman of the powerful Senate Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Commentary Can the Iran nuclear accord survive looming U.S. sanctions and the escalating war of words escalates between Trump and Iran's President Hassan Rouhani?
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Tensions concerning Pyongyang's nuclear missile program have accelerated since a war of words broke out between Trump and the North Korean government last month.
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To avoid being trapped in endless investigations, Mr. Trump will have to tone down his war of words with intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
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Trump escalated his war of words with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, calling him "Little Rocket Man," and taking several swipes at Sen.
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Last year, a war of words broke out between Musk and Zuckerberg over whether robots will become smart enough to kill their human creators.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill say the intensifying war of words between Trump and Schumer will make it tougher to get a bipartisan immigration deal.
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Never content to let any perceived slight pass without engaging in a nuclear war of words, Mr. Trump's response to Ms. Streep was predictable.
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And FIFA's announcement seemed almost comically timed: Just last week, Trump was in a war of words with Canada's liberal prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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I'm saddened by the fact that the letter has been dismissed as merely a war of words or as being not concerned with art.
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A war of words between Washington and Tehran has escalated over the tanker attacks and Iran's downing last week of an unmanned American drone.
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Sanders and Clinton became embroiled in a war of words this week, with each portraying the other as "unqualified" to take the White House.
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That, however, did not keep Clemens and a former teammate, Roy Halladay, from getting into a war of words after the vote totals were announced.
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Rapper Pusha T, who made headlines this year for his epic war of words with Drake, has tied the knot with longtime love Virginia Williams.
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A war of words, official and unofficial, has ensued and on Monday, Kaspersky filed a lawsuit claiming that its due process rights had been violated.
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President Donald Trump turned to one of his go-to insults in the escalating — and international — war of words over his proposed purchase of Greenland.
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But if this week's war of words between Britain's prime minister and the European Union does affect the vote, it will be in her favour.
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U.S. President Donald Trump threatened on Tuesday to obliterate parts of Iran if it attacked "anything American," in a new war of words with Iran.
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He stated that the Asian nation didn't want the Republican Party to perform well, due to his recent war-of-words with China on trade.
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His last war of words was with none other than Paddington Bear, but now it seems he's decided to pick on someone his own size.
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That proximity has long placed it in North Korea's crosshairs, but the escalating war of words has put this territory of 160,000 civilians on edge.
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The exit of Zhou Hang as Yidao chief was confirmed by the company on Tuesday after a fiery war of words between him and LeEco.
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Indeed, a very public war of words has broken out in recent months between himself and the former first minister of the country, Alex Salmond.
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While Shuster has yet the address Alley on his personal Twitter account, Olympic curler Matt Hamilton also got in on the friendly war of words.
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The war of words comes after Joe mocked Cyhi for hyping Kanye's recent album releases -- and reportedly saying Cyhi probably couldn't ante up the $500k.
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We got Conan at Whole Foods, and after he showed off his ass, he dished on the war of words between Colbert and the president.
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Pacific Time on Monday, Apple Senior Vice President Craig Federighi took the ongoing war of words between his company and Facebook to a new level.
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She and other local business owners said sales have already been hurt by the war of words between officials in Mexico and the United States.
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Corker, who has been highly critical of Trump, told CNBC that despite his war of words with the president he's "all in" on tax reform.
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Those fault lines were apparent earlier Tuesday after an early morning war of words between Trump and the senior Republican on the foreign relations committee.
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The tweets were the latest in a war of words between the president and key U.S. allies, particularly Canada and France, that escalated on Thursday.
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Democrats insisted that Mr. Cotton was trying to undermine the nuclear accord, and his efforts set off a war of words with the White House.
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An Irish middleweight boxer called Luke Keeler is hoping to entice McGregor into a Dublin boxing ring so they can settle their war of words.
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Rodriguez and Ackman have been engaged in a heated war of words over the last few months since the latter revealed his stake in August.
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A war of words has broken out over the GOP's ObamaCare replacement bill, with Democrats branding the legislation "TrumpCare" in their attempt to derail it.
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Publicly, Putin has remained on the sidelines while the two men wage a war of words by news release leveling allegations of treachery and incompetence.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) for saying he's not a "legitimate president," and tweets further criticizing the intelligence community in what's become a war of words.
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Asian markets were pressured in Tuesday trade, following declines on Wall Street overnight, as the war of words between North Korea and the U.S. escalated.
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But this is more than just a war of words and hurt feelings — this spat is centered on the future of the Iran nuclear deal.
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He's faced some retaliation in his unrelenting war of words, from getting called a "dotard" by Kim Jong-un to a "motherfucker" by Spike Lee.
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Go deeper: U.S. and Iran ramp up war of words ahead of sanctions Rouhani tells Trump: "War with Iran is the mother of all wars"
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As you may know by now, a war of words about the earth's curve was exchanged yesterday between physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and rapper B.o.
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Mr. Coleman was killed in the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago after a war of words over social media with several rival rappers, including Chief Keef.
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The war of words culminated with Mr. Trump calling Ms. Pelosi "Crazy Nancy" and "a mess" for lacking the intellect to comprehend the trade deal.
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Andrew Cuomo and President Donald Trump agreed Tuesday to work together to fight the coronavirus pandemic, reaching a cease-fire in their war of words.
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But a bellicose war of words with the United States has eased in recent days with talk of the North taking part in the Olympics.
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The war of words between North Korea and the United States could make them look "stupid," Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris told CNBC exclusively on Thursday.
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Peltz and Taylor have engaged in a war of words throughout the summer ahead of the October 10 vote at P&G's annual shareholders meeting.
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The disputes, which played out in a public war of words, dented the images of both companies and caused major disruptions for their management teams.
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There had been concerns that if the war of words didn't remain confined between Pyongyang and Trump, the situation could escalate, making Japan a target.
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Also on "Squawk Box," JPMorgan Funds global market strategist Gabriela Santos said she thinks the war of words between Trump and North Korea will pass.
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The war of words escalated between the two countries last month after Trump threatened on the floor of the United Nations to devastate North Korea.
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And what do you say to foreign policy experts who say you're actually weakening national security by waging this war of words against that community?
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One expert told CNBC that any war of words between Trump and the EU could lead to some serious pressure on the German auto industry.
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The confrontation had emerged out of a war of words in which Xu bluntly called out Wei Lei's self-touted magical abilities as utterly fraudulent.
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Nah. It's a war of words between two of America's most prominent conservative pundits: Fox News anchor Sean Hannity and Wall Street Journal columnist Bret Stephens.
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After a war of words with the Chinese swimmer Sun Yang, for example, Australian Olympian Mack Horton's account was absolutely deluged with snake emoji and insults.
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And in what appears to be the end of the hours-long war of words, both women ended their stream of posts with very different messages.
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Donald Trump and Pope Frances tangled in a war of words on Thursday, over whether or not Trump was "Christian" because of his stance on immigration.
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A Brooklyn man accused of murdering a 66-year-old professor after a war of words over immigration is claiming self-defense, his attorney said Friday.
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With any luck, both President Trump and Kim Jong-un will cool down their war of words and not start World War III, accidentally or otherwise.
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The attacks were the latest incident in a confrontation between the United States and Iran after weeks of tightening U.S. sanctions and a war of words.
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China also disapproved of the escalation of the war of words between the United States and North Korea, Lu told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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It's a war of words, and even though both sides are hard to ignore, drivers aren't required to pay any attention if they don't wish to.
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And that would mean the loss of a crucial tool for preventing a war of words between the two countries from escalating to something much worse.
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Fortune Editor Alan Murray on Friday discussed his war of words with Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk over Tesla's handling of a deadly crash involving autopilot.
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Italian politicians have also ramped up their war of words, accusing the ECB of showing "bias" against Italy by favoring Germany in its bond-buying program.
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The comments -- delivered in what could be a crucial swing state in November -- mark a dramatic escalation in the war of words between Clinton and Trump.
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It may ultimately fall to users to de-escalate the war of words and pictures before it becomes a global digital war of all against all.
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Rick Perry said Tuesday that the Gold Star father involved in a war of words with Donald Trump shouldn't get a "free ride" from public criticism.
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The war of words on the eve of the mass pilgrimage will deepen a long-running rift between the Sunni kingdom and the Shi'ite revolutionary power.
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Iran's Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reignited a war of words during a speech on Monday blasting Al Saud, the ruling royal family of Saudi Arabia.
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But get this, despite his war of words with Dana White -- ya know, when Dana cussed him out -- Oscar says the two have buried the hatchet.
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Over the course of the last several months, Cruz and Garbrandt have added plenty of juice to their upcoming showdown with an entertaining war of words.
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Seems like Anderson Silva is backing down big time in his war of words with the UFC -- issuing an apology after Dana White called him out.
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The libraries, one in the Shetland Isles, and one in the Orkney Islands, have been engaged in a war of words that has run for months.
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But alongside the FBI's attempts to compel Apple to co-operate, it marks another escalation in what had, until recently, been mostly a war of words.
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He was referring to an early-August war of words between Pyongyang and Washington DC, with the former threatening to attack the U.S. territory of Guam.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. escalated the war of words between the two leading Democratic candidates, painting Elizabeth Warren as unwilling to accept criticism of her plans.
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His personal war of words with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un seems to leave no off-ramp for either the US or the North Koreans.
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Trump has engaged in a sporadic and ongoing war of words with Pyongyang as North Korea sought earlier this year to step up its weapons testing.
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If that happens but May stays on as leader, the war of words currently ongoing within the Conservative Party could explode into resignations and leadership challenges.
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GSAM's Patel said the war of words over tariffs — that are yet to be formally imposed by either side — was actually not really affecting her clients.
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On the heels of that war of words, the United States and South Korea will begin their annual 10-day Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise on Monday.
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An Irish boxer is challenging Conor McGregor to 'stay sober' long enough so they can end their war of words and fight for a world title
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Smith's comments about Trump and his war of words with Trudeau is the latest in a series of instances where he has scrutinized the president's moves.
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The statements come as Trump has intensified his war of words with Flake, including at a rally in Phoenix earlier this week and in subsequent tweets.
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"A lot still is needed such as the cessation of hostilities and ending the war of words," said Samuel, a 32-year-old resident of Juba.
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Winning a war of words against Trump is hardly a victory; his rhetorical prowess doesn't extend beyond 140 characters, and even there he is severely challenged.
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But spiritually, reporting bad behavior offers me a way to take action instead of arguing with people who simply want to ignite a war of words.
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President Trump escalated his continuing war of words with former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman on Tuesday, calling her a "dog" in a morning tweet.
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Source: Thomson Reuters, Morgan Stanley Research Estimates U.S. stock indexes fell sharply after a renewed war of words over tariffs between the Trump administration and Beijing.
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The war of words between Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump about the North's advancing nuclear program has also added to tensions and uncertainty in the region.
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Now, as the war of words between the two countries escalates to unprecedented levels, experts aren't convinced a similar threat today would intimidate the Kim regime.
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Supporters of Philip Hammond on Monday told the Telegraph that Boris Johnson's approach to Brexit is "simple-minded," the latest salvo in the war of words.
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Tehran and Washington have engaged in a war of words since the United States reimposed sanctions on Tehran and increased its military presence in the Gulf.
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Two spokeswomen for the US and Chinese governments are battling it out in an increasingly tense war of words online over China's response to the coronavirus.
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President Donald Trump is in a war of words with the conservative billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch over their attacks on some key administration policies.
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As the war of words escalated, analysts began doubting that Mr. Trump was issuing his provocative statements against North Korea in coordination with allies in Seoul.
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It's being attended this year by Greta Thunberg, the teen environmental activist that found herself in a war of words with the U.S. president last year.
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The United States' decision to impose tariffs, including on its allies, without consulting international institutions has resulted in retaliatory levies and an ongoing war of words.
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The news that North Korea has developed a miniaturized nuclear warhead that could be mounted on an intercontinental ballistic missile has escalated a war of words.
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Ongoing vitriol against Canada will eventually lead to a reaction by Trudeau that would, in turn, feed a war of words alongside the current trade war.
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The war of words between President Donald Trump and the EU could lead to some serious pressure on the German auto industry, one expert told CNBC.
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This confrontation comes at the very moment the Trump administration has entered into a bitter war of words with Pakistan, once a loyal South Asian nation.
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Italian politicians have also ramped up their war of words, accusing the ECB of showing "bias" against Italy by favouring Germany in its bond-buying programme.
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Today, how a high-profile war-crimes investigation has prompted a war of words from the commander in chief — rocking the highest levels of the military.
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An escalating war of words between the EU and the U.S. first began when Trump announced plans to slap hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Ford has much to lose if the war of words over trade between China and U.S. President Donald Trump escalates into a full-blown tariff war.
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Tension had been rising ahead of the year-end as North Korea conducted a series of weapons tests and waged a war of words with Trump.
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Donald Trump just took the high road in a war of words with the leader of North Korea ... just kidding -- he called him short and fat.
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In the fight's aftermath a war of words took place in local Chinese newspapers, in which both Bruce and Wong denied starting or losing the fight.
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The Republican National Committee's Christmas message sparked a war of words on social media on Sunday, as the organization's Biblical reference to "new king" polarized political watchers.
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"Political and geopolitical risk would probably be one of the higher risks of Iran," she said, also highlighting the war of words going on with Saudi Arabia.
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The statement will further escalate the war of words between the adversaries as the North moves closer to perfecting a nuclear-tipped missile that could strike America.
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As RHOA viewers know, this entire season has been a war of words between Moore and Whitfield — each attacking the other over the status of her home.
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Since he took office nearly a year ago, Mr Trump has waged a war of words against what he perceives as unfair treatment by the news elite.
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Things have officially blown up between Mariah Carey and now ex James Packer, but what led the former couple from engagement bliss to a war of words?
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A war of words between Turkey and the EU erupted last month after several countries stopped Turkish politicians holding rallies intended to drum up support for Erdogan.
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Maduro made his accusation just days after Russian bombers landed in Venezuela to carry out joint military exercises, sparking a war of words between Moscow and Washington.
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North Korea We're used to hearing apocalyptic warnings in the war of words between the US and North Korea, but usually, it's coming from the North's leader.
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The discord between government and RBI officials became public in October, and as a war of words ensued there was speculation that Governor Urjit Patel might resign.
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Despite the war of words, for now the U.S. military says there has been no change in its readiness posture in South Korea or elsewhere in Asia.
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The Times newspaper is carrying a story that suggests Cameron blames his usual ally, Osborne, for creating the war of words after a poorly executed Budget speech.
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Early Saturday, the reclusive communist nation launched yet another missile, presumably in a new display of force amid a verbal war of words with President Donald Trump.
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It's a particularly important and difficult job given Trump's ongoing war of words with the nation's spies over the extent of Russia's meddling in the 2016 elections.
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That's no doubt a reference to Wu-Tang's Ghostface Killah, who engaged in a public and often hilarious war of words with Shkreli over his business reputation.
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This year's Group of Seven Summit will most likely be remembered for the war of words on Twitter that involved some of the world's most powerful leaders.
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In response, Trump has engaged in a bitter war of words with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and has repeatedly threatened military action against the country.
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Elizabeth Warren, one of the top Democratic presidential candidates, marking the latest salvo in the war of words between the billionaire investor and the economic populist politician.
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" The president-elect sparked bipartisan backlash this weekend over his war of words with Lewis, after the civil rights icon said Trump was not a "legitimate president.
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Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have engaged in a heated war of words in recent months as Pyongyang progresses its nuclear and missile programs.
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" On Tuesday, VTB CEO Andrey Kostin warned against stepping up the war of words, while commenting that Trump had used "less anti-Russia rhetoric in his campaigning.
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Wallace warned that while the war of words between the Speaker and the president continues, big issues including infrastructure and funding the government will not be addressed.
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BECKY QUICK: You're taking me literally and stepping away from the real story here, which is kinda this war of words between you, and Charlie, And Elon.
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Leon Cooperman, the billionaire investor in a war-of-words with Warren over her social agenda and wealth tax, responded to that ad, which called him out.
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When Bob Corker started a war of words with the president in October, he claimed that most of his colleagues agreed that Trump was unfit for office.
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The war of words between Scott's and Nelson's camps has escalated alongside increasingly testy exchanges between demonstrators, all while the clock is ticking toward a Thursday deadline.
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President Trump on Tuesday escalated his war of words with U.S. motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson, which recently announced plans to move some manufacturing overseas because of tariffs.
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President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have hurled serious threats back and forth in recent months, stepping up their high-stakes war of words.
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A war of words between the two countries picked up overnight, following announcements of tit-for-tat tariffs on $34 billion worth of imports late last week.
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Global health officials have warned that the war of words online amounts to an "infodemic" and can be as dangerous as the spread of the disease itself.
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On Wednesday, a war of words erupted between Mr. Murphy and the Legislature, with Mr. Murphy portraying lawmakers as being on the side of wealthy special interests.
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However, the damage was done, leading to the war of words that has erupted, headlined by Chief Justice John Roberts's rare rebuke of the New York Democrat.
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President Trump on Monday ramped up his war of words against North Korea, saying the U.S. and its Asian allies "will not stand" for its nuclear aggression.
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The war of words with North Korea North Korea's foreign minister accused President Trump of declaring war on his country, and threatened to shoot down US planes.
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Tit-for-tat tension on the Korean Peninsula is often described as "a war of words," but just as frequently it is a war of pictures, too.
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Last month ADP disclosed it had been approached by Ackman, and the two sides have engaged in a war of words for most of the last month.
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Longtime foes Tehran and Washington have been in a war of words since Friday, when Qassem Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike at Baghdad airport.
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Longtime foes Tehran and Washington have been in a war of words since Friday, when Qassem Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike at Baghdad airport.
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The long-term battle on trade between the U.S. and China shows no sign of ending as a war of words ensued this week between the two.
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As Congress and the international community have focused mainly on sanctions, President Trump has been more focused on winning his war of words with Kim Jong-un.
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Tensions surrounding North Korea's missile tests have ratcheted up throughout the summer as Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump engaged in a war of words.
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Since the Post report, tensions between Pyongyang and Washington have skyrocketed, with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Trump engaged in a war of words.
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An intensifying war of words between the EU and the U.S. began on Thursday when Trump announced plans to slap hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Stocks shrugged off their worst losses Wednesday, and the closed flat after initially selling off on the war of words between President Donald Trump and North Korea.
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The growing war of words between China and Britain follows mass protests in Hong Kong against a now suspended bill that would allow extradition to mainland China.
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President Donald Trump's war of words with the press escalated again Wednesday when he suggested challenging, or revoking, the broadcasting licenses of stations that air network news programming.
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Iran, embroiled in an escalating war of words with the United States over sanctions and the U.S. military's presence in the region, moved on Monday to distance itself.
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Tehran has been embroiled in an escalating war of words with the United States over stricter U.S. sanctions, which have cut its oil exports and tightened global supply.
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A war of words (and numbers) between workplace messaging service Slack and Microsoft is heating up, as Slack finds itself having to compete in the category it pioneered.
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A war of words erupted between Turkey and the United States over Andrew Brunson, an evangelical pastor who has been detained in Izmir since 2016 on questionable charges.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is engaged in a war of words with President Donald Trump on Twitter over the sentencing of his longtime ally Roger Stone.
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Timing: This war of words has come as Amazon conducts its high-profile search for the site of what it calls its "second headquarters," in addition to Seattle.
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In just the last week, Trump entered into a unwinnable war of words over the weight problems of a former Miss Universe including a bizarre 3:00 a.m.
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Following an attack on Saudi Arabia's embassy in Tehran after the execution, diplomatic ties were severed with Iran and a war of words has ensued between the countries.
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Senator on war of words between Donald Trump and John Brennan after ex-CIA director called the president's press conference with Putin 'treasonous' and U.S. obligations to Montenegro.
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Pontiffs behind giant stone walls should not cast stones about Donald Trump's proposed wall ... is how some people see the Pope's holy war of words with the Donald.
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Kim Kardashian and model Tyson Beckford have began a war of words on social media after the model said that he 'didn't care' for the reality star's body.
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Sikka, the first non-founder chief executive of the company, announced his sudden resignation following a protracted war of words with the founders group, led by Narayana Murthy.
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"These will be responded to in an appropriate manner," the company said without elaborating, raising the prospect that the war of words could lead to a legal battle.
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The major record labels are currently renegotiating their contracts with the world's largest online video platform, and so the war of words has been heating up of late.
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The warning was in response to a war of words between Brinson and Giants closer Hunter Strickland on the field during Miami's three-run, ninth-inning rally Monday.
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Trump kept up the war of words on Twitter shortly after the North Korean state news agency, KCNA, put out a statement blaming him for the escalated tensions.
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Tehran has been embroiled in an escalating war of words with the United States over stricter U.S. sanctions, which have cut its oil exports and tightened global supply.
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Bolsonaro, who is locked in a war of words with his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, wants Macron to apologize to him for calling him rude earlier this week.
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Both countries — and the United States — spent much of 2017 locked in a war of words because of North Korea's improving nuclear program and its provocative missile tests.
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Hours later, the event's host, Jimmy Kimmel, hit back and his burn picked up 200,000 retweets, capping Trump's second war of words with a comedian in four days.
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This is just one of many ironies dripping from the escalating paint skirmish, which has devolved into an international, and increasingly nasty, war of words and investor presentations.
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Mr. Cheng offers us a list of four, three-word phrases where the first letters of each word in the phrase spells out WOW: 18A: WAR OF WORDS
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A spat between Maia and Bolsonaro last month blew up into a public war of words, which threw the pension reform process into doubt and roiled financial markets.
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The biggest nuclear button Late-night talk-show host Jimmy Kimmel mocked Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un over their war of words about nuclear prowess.
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Trump's tougher language marked an escalation in a bitter war of words between the world's top two economies that has widened to include the pandemic and media freedoms.
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For the past year, Elon Musk has waged a bitter war of words with short-sellers, the investors who are betting billions of dollars that Tesla will fail.
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Op-Ed Contributor The war of words between President Trump and the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un over Pyongyang's nuclear program has rattled nerves around the world.
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The incident ramped up hostilities between the two nations, and quickly escalated into a war of words between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Iran, embroiled in an escalating war of words with the United States over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the region, moved to distance itself on Monday.
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Earlier this week, Brazil escalated its war of words with global powers over the Amazon fires, which now number 80,626 this year -- a 79% rise on last year.
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With the war of words already heating back up weeks before the end of the year, Trump's critics are blaming him for what they describe as shoddy diplomacy.
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And with Comey's first televised interview set to air tonight on ABC, the war of words is certain to devolve into more pernicious name-calling and inflammatory accusations.
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Fourth, tone down the personal war of words with Kim Jong Un. Fifth, strive to reach a diplomatic agreement with North Korea on a no-first-strike pledge.
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The move comes after a protracted war of words between Infosys and its founders and some former executives, who were unhappy with various decisions taken by the board.
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However, if the situation becomes more than a war of words or if North Korea becomes more successful with its missile launches, that would change the situation immediately.
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Last September, she called the then-GOP presidential nominee an "orange anus" after he said during a debate that she "deserved" his attacks in their war of words.
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With the Chinese economy slowing, and the trade battle and war-of-words between the White House and China dragging on, Chinese buyers are avoiding U.S. real estate.
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But Trump further escalated the war of words on Thursday, appearing to threaten McConnell if he fails to move big-ticket items over the finish line in Congress.
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Teyana Taylor's war of words with Jeremih has reached a whole new level -- the tour Jeremih was headlining has just been rebranded and Teyana's now running the show.
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The comments by Major-General Qassem Soleimani, who heads the Quds Force of the Guards, were the latest salvo in a war of words between the two countries.
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After a war of words that lasted months, it aims to start a discussion on ending the North's nuclear weapons program in return for diplomatic and economic incentives.
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We&aposre on top of that, the war of words over what the I.G. knew and when and what concerned him and what was the genesis of that investigation.
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And North Korea's military capabilities affect countries with which Trump is personally engaged in a war of words -- and potentially direct military confrontation in the not so distant future.
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The war of words between Turkey and the United States has escalated significantly in the past week as the U.S. calls for the release of an American evangelical pastor.
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Kanye West signaled his peaceful resolution with Wiz Khalifa in just 55 characters on Tuesday, one week after a lengthy war of words between the rappers erupted on Twitter.
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The war of words has been brewing ever since Teams launched in 2016, with Slack taking out a full page New York Times ad welcoming Microsoft to the category.
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But currencies broadly firmed against the weaker dollar as Trump's escalating war of words with Republican Senator Bob Corker raised concerns about the administration's ability to pass promised reforms.
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Romney seems to see little utility to engaging in a war of words with the president, a stance that makes it much easier for his colleagues to move on.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran's military power would defuse any threat against the Islamic Republic, a senior military official said on Tuesday, amid a war of words between Iran and Israel.
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Apple's refusal to help the government decrypt the attacker's iPhone led to a high profile war of words, which Trump joined by calling for a boycott of the company.
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The pair engaged in a war of words last week after Cardi B slammed President Trump for refusing to end the federal government shutdown over his controversial border wall.
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In August, DNO withdrew its request for seats on the board of Faroe amid an escalating war of words between the companies over Faroe's wider governance culture and strategies.
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Subsequently, curators got into trouble by asking "whats the fuzz with jews," starting a war of words with their Danish rivals, and even squaring up with President Donald Trump.
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Five social media rules for teens and tweens I once got in a public war of words with someone not on my social media but on another online forum.
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So far, the reaction from Brussels has been irate, with EU commissioners threatening to reject the package before formally receiving it, and triggering a war of words with Rome.
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Yet despite the war of words, it is important to remember that this crisis is merely a microcosm of a wider geopolitical chess game between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Both are nuclear powers, and in addition to traditional military tactics, both have been engaged in an online war of words and damaging hacks for more than 20 years.
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The company became a battleground for Icahn and Ackman, two of the most outspoken U.S. investors, who became embroiled in a public war of words over their opposing bets.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Iran's foreign minister said on Tuesday that "extremist individuals" in the U.S. government were pursuing dangerous policies, amid a war of words with Washington over sanctions.
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RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words Ryan was asked about Trump's harsh criticism of Arizona's two GOP senators, John McCain and Jeff Flake.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) fired off the latest shot in an ongoing war of words with Sen.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (Ariz.) on Sunday after McCain criticized President Trump's escalating war of words with the media.
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The United States and China are waging a trade war of words, where phrases like "coerced technology transfer" and "22019 percent tariff" are tossed around but nothing actually happens.
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The host of the Bravo series "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" says he's "speechless" that Melania Trump and Ivana Trump are engaged in a war of words.
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"We are dealing with a war of words, with the euro on one side and Italy on the other," Credit Agricole head of G75.073 FX Strategy Valentin Marinov said.
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This latest shooting will undoubtedly raise the stakes in the race for the White House, as the war of words between the presumptive nominees has already reached DEFCON 1.
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The war of words escalated early Sunday when Trump in a series of tweets claimed Corker sought the president's endorsement for his reelection bid, which Trump said he declined.
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The war of words is believed to have stemmed from comments O'Donnell made in 2006 on "The View" criticizing Trump's remarks about a contestant in his Miss USA pageant.
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Despite the heated war of words on both sides of the aisle, Obama can look to his predecessors for guidance on making appointments in the sunset of his presidency.
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Before he engaged in a highly public war of words with top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer on Wednesday, Roberts was more crucially indicating receptivity to state restrictions on abortion.
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A sharp escalation in the war of words between the leaders of North Korea and the U.S. drew the North's threat to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific.
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His accusation set off a familiar war of words between Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio that took on added weight in light of Mr. Cuomo's possible primary contest.
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"We are dealing with a war of words, with the euro on one side and Italy on the other," said Valentin Marinov, Credit Agricole's head of G285.45 FX Strategy.
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On Monday, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas became the most senior Western official to visit Iran since the new war of words erupted last month between Washington and Tehran.
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We got Joey Crack in NYC Tuesday and asked for the man himself to weigh in on how this war of words is unfolding between NC and Slim Shady.
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Buttigieg's clap-back is the latest salvo in a war of words between the two candidates as the primary heats up in its final stretch before votes are cast.
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Former U.S. diplomat Douglas Paal, now with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace think tank in Washington, said Trump should not get into a war of words with Pyongyang.
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We must declare an armistice in this divisive war of words and agree to do unto your political opponents what you would have your political opponents do unto you.
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Tehran and Washington have been involved in an increasingly bitter war of words since the U.S. pulled out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in May 2018.
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The war of words was the latest episode highlighting the schism in the Republican party between establishment conservatives and the rise of Trump and his one-time strategist Bannon.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan told CNBC that President Donald Trump has become a "poster boy" for the far right, in an escalating war of words between the two political figures.
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Global investor sentiment was subdued after North Korea said it might test a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean and escalated a war of words with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The war of words began after the tech billionaire proposed using a mini-sub to enter the cave and rescue the children, which cave diver Vern Unsworth essentially called useless.
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Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un's public war of words edged another notch closer to armageddon Thursday when the North Korean leader issued a fiery attack on Trump's UN address.
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Iran, which is embroiled in an escalating war of words with the United States over sanctions and the U.S. military's presence in the region, moved to distance itself on Monday.
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Iran, which is embroiled in an escalating war of words with the United States over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the region, moved to distance itself on Monday.
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Getting punchy: Undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather continued his war of words with Conor McGregor this week, ahead of their planned multi-million dollar fight in Las Vegas on August 26.
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So much so that Drake, the rapper so synonymous with the Raptors that he is practically their mascot, got into a war of words with Wall, the Wizards' star guard.
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The companies have been locked in a war of words with Barrick alleging that Acacia was not cooperating, while Acacia said Barrick's intervention put the miners in "a difficult position".
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A war of words plays into Mr Trump's belief that every deal has a winner and a loser, raising the probability of a tariff war that would hurt both sides.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg, continuing his war-of-words with fellow Hoosier Mike Pence, said the vice president could "clear this up" by taking a broad stance against discrimination.
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A war of words in the coffee world is brewing after the CEO of Starbucks claimed Chinese upstart Luckin can't last just days after it filed for a U.S IPO.
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The war of words increased uncertainty over a standoff that has raised fears of social unrest, cut growth prospects for the euro zone's fourth-largest economy and rattled the euro.
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Mr Erdogan has also resumed his war of words with Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, in which the two have accused one another of a litany of human-rights violations.
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China has stepped up a war of words with Hong Kong's former colonial ruler following mass protests there against a now suspended bill that would allow extradition to mainland China.
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War of words Chung Eui-yong, director of South Korea's National Security Office, said that he had sent a "strong" message of complaint to the Russian authorities over the incident.
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Hours after the two women faced off on The Real Housewives of Atlanta season 10 reunion part two, Zolciak-Biermann issued an apology hoping to end their war of words.
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For the better part of the last few years, hedge fund manager Bill Ackman has been embroiled in a war of words and money with Herbalife, a multilevel marketing company.
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U.S. relations with several Latin American governments remain testy, and the administration has maintained a war of words with Venezuela over the need for greater democratic pluralism in that country.
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The position of CEO Amos Genish, appointed by Vivendi, has come under pressure from tougher competition at home and the increasingly bitter war of words between the two main investors.
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Time to Go There is no better evidence than it being time to go for Ortiz than his "war of words" with Sonnen in the lead up to Bellator 170.
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After a two-week-long war-of-words that involved diss tracks, an old photo, and a weirdly timed press release, the beef between PUSHA-T and Drake is over.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has really upped the war of words with North Korea in the past few months, prompting an endless flow of news reports about the hermit regime.
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This new war of words underscores the fierce battle between the two companies in China, where they are both spending heavily on discounts and promotions in pursuit of market share.
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The war of words between North Korea and U.S. President Donald Trump escalated dramatically overnight, with Pyongyang threatening to carry out missile strikes on the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam.
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And last July, Trump got into a war of words with rock singer Neil Young, after he asked Trump to stop playing "Rockin' in The Free World" at his rallies.
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Trump rekindled his feud with O'Donnell late Monday, arguing the television personality "deserved" attacks she faced from their war of words when Clinton hit him for derogatory comments toward women.
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Combative trade rhetoric from the US and Chinese governments, along with a war of words between the US and Iran of late, have also fueled volatility in global oil markets.
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In the near term, the military strike appeared to ramp up a searing war of words between Washington and Moscow, which regarded the action as a attack on Russia itself.
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The latest salvo in the country's war of words was fired last week by Resources Minister Matt Canavan, who blasted oil and gas companies for supporting a carbon pricing system.
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Furthermore, the mayor of San Juan, Carmen Yulin Cruz, has been actively criticizing Trump — and Trump, who cannot abide criticism, has consequently engaged in a war of words with her.
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The mayor ofDayton,Ohio where nine people were murdered this month in a mass shooting — was given a round-the-clock security detail following her war of words withDonald Trump.
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On Monday, many Republicans referred to the wall as a "barrier," a nod to a détente over the war of words that has transpired over the President's signature campaign promise.
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With Republicans holding fast to a blockade of Obama's nominee, both parties are preparing for a war of words that is likely to rewrite the rulebook for Supreme Court battles.
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As for the beef between 50 and Wendy ... it's been a war of words for a couple years now, and it doesn't look like it's any closer to being squashed.
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Trump escalated his war of words with Manigault Newman earlier Tuesday, calling her a "dog" and "crying lowlife" in a tweet, saying Kelly made the right decision by firing her.
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There has been an escalating war of words between China and Britain following mass protests in Hong Kong against a now suspended bill that would allow extradition to mainland China.
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The announcement arrives as the rapid spread of the virus — first identified in Wuhan, China — has ignited a global war of words on and off social media over its origin.
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Andrew Cuomo slammed President Donald Trump for his call to distribute federal ventilators the state had in storage as the two leaders' war of words over the coronavirus pandemic escalates.
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After all, just weeks earlier, Mr. Kim tested a ballistic missile designed to strike the United States and engaged in a war of words — and Twitter taunts — with President Trump.
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Sources tell us that both Brandy and her mother, Sonja Norwood, skipped Ray J and PL's shower Saturday after the women got into a war of words the day before.
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Officials in Brussels will try to walk a fine line, enforcing European Union rules while avoiding a war of words with Rome that would play into the hands of populists.
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In recent days, the United States and Iran have waged a war of words over the nuclear deal, accusing each other of violating it in spirit, if not in practice.
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A war of words ensued, with Mr. Marcus accusing Mr. MacArthur of wanting a "doormat" for an editor, and Ms. Melucci suggesting that Mr. Marcus didn't have good story ideas.
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Thursday's debate featured a war of words between Buttigieg and Warren over high-dollar fundraisers, in a continuation of a fight that has roiled the Democratic presidential field for weeks.
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Wall Street had loaded up on safe havens last week as they hedged against potential escalation in the war of words between President Donald Trump and the North Korean government.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France called for urgent actions to be taken on the fires, rapidly becoming embroiled in a war of words with Brazil's right-wing president, Jair Bolsonaro.
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U.S. tariffs on $20183 billion worth of Chinese goods kicked in on Friday, escalating a war of words between the world's two largest economies into a full-blown trade conflict.
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That led to a war of words between Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray and then-Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodríguez, who quit the post to run for a government seat.
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Not because it'll encourage the Fed to tighten, but because I think it'll embolden President Trump to keep escalating the trade war, or at least the trade war of words.
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European businesses are confused and unsettled by President Trump's war of words on longtime allies like Germany and Canada, and his decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Senators are stepping in to shore up relations with the United States' closest ally after President Donald Trump and his administration launched a war of words — and tariffs — against Canada.
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But, he shouldn't get into a war of words with Kim Jong Un, because it's unpresidential and because it's ineffective: Kim, unlike Trump, doesn't care what Trump says about him.
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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump and former GOP nominee Mitt Romney began a new round in their war of words on Friday, after Romney said he would vote for Texas Sen.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China accused the Trump administration of committing "economic terrorism" on Thursday, escalating its war of words with the United States amid rising trade tensions between the two countries.
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Growing increasingly defensive, Hart attempts to diverge from the questions, prompting the two men to get in a war of words that touch upon the themes of the high stakes drama.
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The musician, 38, kept it casual, donning comfortable athleisure threads from his Adidas Yeezy line (yes, that's a Yeezy Season 3 jacket!) mere hours after a war of words erupted online.
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Lynch had also been involved in a heated war of words with Oracle's Larry Ellison, who claimed Autonomy had approached the software giant but that its price tag was "absurdly" high.
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If the confrontation between the two extends beyond a war of words and parliamentary maneuvering, it could destabilize the volatile Muslim nation of 6 million which hosts a Russian military base.
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Investors' flight to the security of government bonds and other safer bets continued on Monday as the war of words between the world's two largest economies ramped up over the weekend.
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Longtime White House correspondent April Ryan accused First Lady Melania Trump's spokesperson of "bullying" Ryan and creating an "atmosphere of hate" during a war of words on Twitter over the weekend.
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After Trumps war of words with little rocket man which stems war could usher a nuclear war was the prospect of peace that was frankly something that they couldn&apost stand.
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But Rubio also has a tense history with Trump, getting into a heated war of words with the then-front-runner that involved disparaging jokes about hand size and bodily fluids.
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Mistry has for weeks waged a war of words against Tata Sons and Tata family patriarch Ratan Tata, who is back at the helm of the conglomerate on an interim basis.
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In what the U.K.'s left-leaning Guardian newspaper described as an "ugly war of words between two nominees devoid of civility", Trump's "leonine menace" seemed to have had some effect.
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The talk soon escalated into a war of words, and in a fit of anger, Xiaopeng grabbed a knife from behind him and brought it down on his left index finger.
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The war of words has set the stage for a heated debate on trade and tax policies when G20 decision-makers meet in the German town of Baden-Baden next week.
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ORIGINAL POST: The latest Silicon Valley heavyweight to pick a side in Apple and the FBI's war of words is Bill Gates, and in a surprising turn, he's backing the law.
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Given their penchant for self-admiration, they might actually get along just enough to move past their war of words and progress towards mutual security and denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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His announcement comes as the Trump administration is dealing with multiple foreign policy challenges, including potentially walking away from the Iran deal and a growing war of words with North Korea.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan's war of words with Donald Trump escalated after he called on Britons to take to the streets in a show of "freedom of speech" the president's visit.
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He has been trying to patch things up with Poland after a summer war of words, and last week Mr Morawiecki invited him to attend Poland's centennial independence celebrations next November.
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He argued it was tricky for both Sanders and Clinton to engage in a war of words because polls indicate they are both held in high esteem by Democrats at large.
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The two who clashed at Orly sang a notoriously ribald hit together before turning into sworn enemies who, until last August, had mostly waged a war of words on social networks.
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DUBLIN — The Irish boxer Luke Keeler is challenging Conor McGregor to "stay sober" so they can end their war of words and fight for a world title in Dublin next summer.
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The war of words has prompted concerns in the Middle East that there could be a dramatic escalation of tensions between the countries and, by proxy, between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Ball has refused to thank Trump despite the fact his son LiAngelo and the other UCLA players did, sparking a full-scale war of words between the Big Baller and #45.
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The two leaders have become embroiled in a public war of words over Brazil's handling of the Amazon fires and the international response, which has descended into a deeply personal spat.
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And while some dismissed Monday's war of words as a media-concocted feud, others affiliated with Mr. Sanders accused Ms. Warren's team of a cynical political move to imperil his reputation.
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But the government has so far allowed the war of words between the United States and Iran to continue, perhaps because it deflects attention away from issues in China, analysts said.
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Since then, Trump and the nations he has threatened with tariffs have engaged in a war of words, announcing tit-for-tat import duties on a much wider range of goods.
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New York (CNN)A political war of words between New York City and Washington has escalated after a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot an apparently unarmed man in Brooklyn.
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Jon Jones is in a war of words with Israel Adesanya ... and UFC star Corey Anderson says there's a good reason why he's doing anything he can to avoid fighting Anderson.
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Rosenzweig noted that Mueller would be wise to avoid a war of words with Trump: "If you get into a public relations fight with the president the prosecutor loses," he said.
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Republicans are warning that a growing war of words between President Trump and key GOP senators is threatening to undercut the party's efforts to pass tax reform and move its agenda.
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This month, the president followed a war of words with North Korea by responding to violence at a white supremacist rally in Virginia in a manner that earned him bipartisan backlash.
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President Donald Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
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Trump continued his war of words with sports players after stirring backlash on Friday by blasting NFL player Colin Kaepernick and other players who kneeled during the national anthem at games.
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The session further escalated what was already a bitter war of words between City Hall and Albany over who is responsible for addressing the sorry state of New York City's subways.
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His complaints, he knew, would be put to Guardiola, and perhaps a flickering of a war of words might distract from any serious analysis of what had happened on the field.
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Despite the ongoing war of words between McCain and Trump, Conway suggested that the White House still hoped for support from the Arizona senator in achieving the president's conservative policy goals.
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Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor's war of words just got realer than real ... with Mayweather vowing to "slap the s***" out of the UFC star the next time he sees him.
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Before this week's rapidly escalating war of words between Trump and Kim Jong Un, the percentage of Americans in favor of taking military action on North Korea was creeping up slightly.
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But the war of words hit critical mass this month when US National Security adviser John Bolton blamed Iran for the attack on four oil tankers at a port in the UAE.
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The uncertainty has been punctuated this week by a war of words, with McCrory's campaign accusing Cooper of being lax on voter fraud and Cooper's campaign calling the incumbent dishonest and desperate.
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China and the US have waged a bitter war of words over maritime issues, with Washington accusing Beijing of militarising and obstructing freedom of navigation in the waters through its construction activities.
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It's unclear what led to the reconciliation, but it's quite a surprise considering the physical attack that went down in March followed by a criminal investigation ... and a nasty war of words.
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On Monday, Juppe started the war of words by branding Fillon's conservative social views and reservations about abortion as "outdated" and said his free-market economic policies reflected "a great social brutality".
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Tillerson's comments Sunday come amid soaring tensions between the United States and North Korea following a series of weapons tests by Pyongyang and a war of words between the two countries' leaders.
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Bob Corker escalated his war of words with President Donald Trump late Sunday, expressing concern that Trump's temperament could lead the United States into an actual war — perhaps even World War III.
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" Speaking to journalist in Paris, the socialist leader said Trump's recent war of words with the Muslim parents of a U.S. soldier who was killed in action, were "hurtful and humiliating comments.
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The reaction from Brussels has been fierce, with EU commissioners threatening to reject the package before even formally receiving it, and triggering a war of words with the ruling parties in Rome.
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The war of words between lawyers for Bill Cosby and Pennsylvania prosecutors who have charged the entertainer with sexual assault continued on Thursday in advance of a hearing scheduled for next week.
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You can&apost expect the press not to point out that he was in a war of words with Canada as he was flying to sit down with North Korea's brutal dictator.
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Why it matters: Any contact between the two nations is a positive sign, especially after a war of words on Twitter that featured President Trump threatening a nuclear exchange against the North.
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The reclusive North's apparent progress in developing nuclear weapons and missiles capable of hitting the U.S. mainland led to a war of words this week between the two countries, unnerving regional powers.
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A war of words is brewing in China between a highly acquisitive insurer and a leading business journal, a rare public clash amid growing pressure on firms to improve governance and transparency.
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Washington (CNN)The month of August has been a roller coaster of fluctuating tensions for the US and North Korea, accentuated by a war of words between the leaders of both nations.
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Asked how concerned China was the war of words between Trump and North Korea could get out of control, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang described the situation as highly complex and sensitive.
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The U.S. and China have been engaged in a war of words, each threatening to levy heavy taxes on each other's imports — and the tech sector could be staring down the barrel.
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The rising pressure comes amid a tense war of words between North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump, which has stoked fears of military action on the Korean Peninsula.
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The war of words with Warren escalated last week when Cooperman sent Warren a letter in a response to a recent tweet from Warren — who was responding to previous barbs from Cooperman.
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The visit came amid rising diplomatic tensions surrounding the Korean Peninsula and a war of words between the U.S. and North Korea over the Communist regime's missile launches and nuclear weapons development.
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This followed the Irish boxer Luke Keeler telling McGregor to "stay sober" long enough so they can end their war of words fight for a world middleweight title in boxing next summer.
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Smith's attack on Trump was the latest salvo in a growing war of words that has seen the president increasingly turn on the network long believed to be his favorite news source.
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Imagine if North Korea did not have nuclear weapons; at the height of the war of words with Trump, there was a real likelihood of a military strike by the United States.
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Over recent days, in a spectacularly ill-advised war of words with the former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, he and his minions sought to discredit her by essentially calling her a tramp.
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The homelessness crisis quickly escalated into a war of words—and funding—while Cuomo's anti-corruption commission soon turned its eyes toward de Blasio's fundraising engine, the Campaign for One New York.
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One possible reason no Security Council session has been called this time is the ongoing war of words over the virus between China and another permanent, veto-wielding member: the United States.
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ROME (Reuters) - France accused Italy on Tuesday of acting hysterically over immigration and failing to live up to its duties, triggering a fresh war of words between the increasingly acrimonious European neighbors.
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A war of words in which Emmanuel Macron, France's president, branded as a liar his Brazilian counterpart, Jair Bolsonaro, who in turn accused Mr Macron of colonialism and mocked his wife's looks.
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The two leaders have become embroiled in a deeply personal and public war of words in recent days, with Bolsonaro mocking Macron's wife and accusing the French leader of disrespecting Brazil's sovereignty.
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Sports Briefing Charles Oakley ramped up his public war of words on Thursday with James L. Dolan, the Knicks' owner, comparing him to the disgraced former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling.
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Rossello also escalated a war of words with the federal board in charge of managing Puerto Rico's finances, telling Reuters the board overstepped its authority in appointing an outside manager at PREPA.
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President Trump renewed his threat to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) as the biggest business lobby aggressively pushed back in an escalating war of words between the two sides.
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Recently, Guam has been singled out by North Korea as a possible missile target, and it was a topic of the war of words between President Donald Trump and Pyongyang's state media.
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A war of words is also bubbling between Beijing and Washington over trade after the U.S. announced on Friday it would start an investigation into China's alleged theft of U.S. intellectual property.
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Trump's comments escalated a war of words with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and raised questions about whether they had been approved by his team or were improvised by the president.
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As President Donald Trump escalates his war of words with Fox News, one of his favorite targets at the network — Shepard Smith, the managing editor for breaking news and the 3 p.m.
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The previous day Trump seemingly threw down the gauntlet in a war of words with Lavar Ball, father of Los Angeles Laker Lonzo Ball and other sons LaMelo Ball and LiAngelo Ball.
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After a relatively amicable summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, US President Donald Trump again fanned the flames of his growing war of words with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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If the confrontation between Atambayev and his opponents extends beyond a war of words and parliamentary maneuvering, it could destabilize the volatile Muslim nation of 6 million which hosts a Russian military base.
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War of words On May 10, the US raised tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports from 10% to 25%, after talks between the two countries broke down less than a week earlier.
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NSF's 1.3 billion pound ($1.69 billion) hostile bid for Provident Financial has turned into a bitter war of words between the two subprime lenders with NSF accusing Provident executives of mismanaging the company.
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Unnerved by the war of words, Irans rial currency extended its fall on Tuesday, hovering around a seven-month low of 150,500 against the dollar on the unofficial market, foreign exchange websites reported.
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Now Musk would like to put this all behind him, or as the motion says "end the war of words," but in a statement to CNBC, Unsworth's lawyer plans to pursue the case.
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After a buzz-generating war of words with his opponent, Bryan Caraway, the 26-year-old gave up an early lead to gas out and ultimately surrender a split decision to his foe.
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Unnerved by the war of words, Iran's rial currency extended its fall on Tuesday, hovering around a seven-month low of 150,500 against the dollar on the unofficial market, foreign exchange websites reported.
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Vivendi and Mediaset are negotiating behind closed doors to forge an alternative partnership despite an ongoing war of words over a disputed pay-tv deal, three sources close to the matter told Reuters.
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Lynch has been engaged in a war of words with HP ever since he was fired by former HP CEO Meg Whitman in 2012 less than a year after the deal was completed.
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After all, this is just another example of the war of words between Moscow and Ankara that has brought 15 years of rapprochement between the two long-standing rivals to a full-stop.
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Britain is gearing up for rows with the EU over the structure of divorce talks and the future role of the European court, fuelling an increasingly bitter war of words before negotiations begin.
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And so, in a fairly unadvisable move, the Brazilian legend waged a war of words on both the UFC and the NSAC—digging himself deeper and deeper into the hole as he did.
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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz's war of words on Twitter seemed to escalate overnight, with Cruz warning the billionaire businessman not to "attack women" after Trump retweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz.
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Corker announced last year that he wouldn't seek to return to the Senate in 2018, opening up a war of words with President Trump — though the two have recently patched up their relationship.
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The music industry has been ramping up its war of words with streaming services like Spotify and YouTube in recent months, even as those services represent an ever-growing percentage of their revenues.
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Over the last seven days, the ruble has fallen from 63 against the dollar to trade at 61.2, amid a war of words between Russia and the U.S. — and its allies — over Syria.
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Flake's announcement came on the heels of a morning during which President Donald Trump engaged in a bitter war of words with another Republican senator, Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker, R-Tenn.
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Trump's angry war of words with the Chinese; he can't seem to stop himself from saying China's just a plain bad actor and better change its ways or else, whatever 'else' might be.
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In just over a month, what began with tariffs on steel and aluminum has grown into a war of words between the U.S. and China — a showdown now threatening nearly 1,500 product lines.
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The dispute has led to an increasingly bitter war of words, with Hunt accusing some within the BMA of using strikes as a political opportunity to attack the Conservative government "that they hate".
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The episode led to a war of words between the two countries, the mutual expulsion of diplomats and a long list of other nations showing solidarity with the U.K. by doing the same.
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The war of words over race and anti-Semitism is heating up on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers in both parties launched new salvos Tuesday in the escalating uproar over recent comments from Rep.
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War of words Officials in the United States and Iran have engaged in a fiery exchange of words over the unrest, triggered by President Donald Trump's tweets in support of anti-government protesters.
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London (CNN)US President Donald Trump's war of words with the Mayor of London continued Monday, with the two men trading barbs even as the city mourns the victims of Saturday's terror attack.
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It looks like Momma Blossom and Momma Cooper subsequently crash the festivities to have a war of words in front of everybody, proving Betty and Veronica should not start a party planning business.
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On her message to President Trump Rapinoe has been engaged in a war of words of sorts with President Trump after her refusal to visit the White House if the team was victorious.
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Democrats demanded Saturday that President Trump apologize for his attack on the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, amid a war of words over the federal response to the storm-ravaged island. Sen.
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She became embroiled in an ugly war of words in October after 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said Gabbard was being "groomed" to disrupt the 2020 election as a third-party candidate.
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Mr. Trump has waged a particularly nasty war of words with Mr. Khan dating to 2016, when the mayor criticized him for proposing a ban on all Muslim visitors to the United States.
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But with partisan divisions at a boiling point after the polarizing midterm election and a punishing political year, many are bracing themselves for a war of words at the dinner table this Thursday.
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Taiwan, which Beijing regards as a renegade province, escalated its war of words over the island's exclusion from the WHO, saying "vile" China was preventing it from getting timely information about the outbreak.
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The public war of words at Interlagos had raised fears that Red Bull-owned Toro Rosso could be left without engines for Formula One's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix later this month.
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The president has doubled down on his war of words with Mr. Kim's government, saying a previous threat to rain down "fire and fury" on the North might not have been tough enough.
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Longtime foes Tehran and Washington have been in a war of words since Friday, when Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike, prompting fears of a broader regional conflict.
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Washington and Beijing are actively involved in a tit-for-tat trade war, while the U.S. and Iran are engaged in a war of words over Iran's regional ambitions and its weapons arsenal.
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Pyongyang has conducted a series of weapons tests and waged a war of words with U.S. President Donald Trump in recent weeks, stoking fears the two countries could return to a collision course.
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The block follows similar actions taken earlier on Wednesday by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates who got into a war of words with Qatar and blocked Al Jazeera and other websites.
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Pyongyang has conducted a series of weapons tests and waged a war of words with U.S. President Donald Trump in recent weeks, stoking fears the two countries could return to a collision course.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions continue their war of words, the question has once again arisen of what would happen at the Justice Department is Sessions leaves.
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The war of words between the two countries stems back to a series of tweets from Canada's Foreign Ministry last week, when Ottawa expressed concern over arrested civil society activists in Saudi Arabia.
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Salvini, a right-wing populist, has been locked in a public war of words with the German-operated Sea Watch 3 since it rescued dozens of migrants from the Mediterranean on June 12.
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As the war of words between the President and Pelosi escalated Thursday, Trump pinned an edited video of Pelosi appearing to stammer through a press conference to the top of his Twitter account.
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A social media war of words between Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto led to a canceled meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump over a border wall and trade relations hit the Mexican peso overnight.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - An unholy war of words has broken out among Vatican and Catholic officials over the Holy See's rapprochement with Communist China, with cardinals, archbishops and priests caught in an undiplomatic crossfire.
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Juppe, a centrist who topped the opinion polls until shortly before last Sunday's first round, opened the war of words on Monday by branding Fillon's conservative social views and reservations about abortion as "backwards".
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All that was needed to reignite their war of words was a trigger: some event that concerned both men, that would cause one of them to do something that would set off the other.
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The war of words has seen Trump call the North Korean leader "little rocket man" on a suicide mission, and vow to destroy the country if it threatens the United States or its allies.
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With that in mind, let's go back to the start and see just how we went from a war of words and worries of nuclear war to the historic summit that's about to begin.
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"So far it is still just a war of words, with investors assuming the final outcome will fall far short of the threats, though nervousness has risen," RBC Capital Markets said in a note.
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A senior Iranian cleric warned Washington that if it attacked Iran, the United States and allied Israel would be targeted, as a war of words escalated after the United States reimposed sanctions on Iran.
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Investors do not know when it will reopen, and the freezing of the assets has led to a war of words between regulators in Britain and Guernsey, where some of its assets are listed.
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But the war of words between Washington and Pyongyang has raised fears of a sudden clash along the world's most militarised border dividing the two Koreas, which might quickly escalate to all-out war.
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Musk's fierce war of words against short-sellers, or investors betting on the company's stock to fall, was one of the reasons he cited when he first floated the idea of Tesla going dark.
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There, at least in front of cameras, his rhetoric drastically changed since he engaged in a war of words with Trump throughout the first year of the U.S. president's time in the White House.
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His posturing, along with cheerleading from the media, may have temporarily boosted his poll numbers at home, as Americans take comfort in positive developments after last year's terrifying "fire and fury" war of words.
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Why it matters: The attack is the latest in a war of words between Trump and Newsom in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential race, as California spearheads liberal states' fight against Trump.
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He singled out NASA, but even with an ongoing war of words between Trump and Bezos, it seems likely what the cabinet would be open to working with private space organizations like Blue Origin.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has criticized the war of words in the U.S. presidential campaign over his leadership and knocked back accusations that his government was behind a hacking campaign to influence the elections.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid called Donald Trump a racist on the Senate floor Monday, an escalation in the Nevada lawmaker's war of words against the GOP presidential nominee in recent weeks.
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Kristol has increasingly engaged in a war of words with Trump over whether the search, which has also involved 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney and conservative blogger Erick Erickson, would ultimately produce a candidate.
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Mr. Trump abruptly pulled out of the Fox News debate on Tuesday evening after his feud with Megyn Kelly, one of the moderators, boiled over into a war of words with the cable network.
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The Berlin rape case led to an unusual war of words last week when Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused German authorities of "sweeping problems under the rug" by covering up the rape case.
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It's clear that Jill Stein's candidacy is more a war of words than a sincere effort to confront the complex realities of public health and all of the other issues faced by this country.
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But if this war of words between Trump and Kim becomes a real war, those radars, satellites and missile interceptors won't be able to prevent death on a scale the world has rarely seen.
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President Trump was buddy-buddy with Kim Jong-un and faced off in a war of words with Robert De Niro ... but it was Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson's engagement that surprised us most.
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Now the two most powerful members of the Republican Party are locked in a heated war of words and, already, members of the party are picking sides in this face-off of epic proportions.
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The war of words has seen Trump call the North Korean leader "little rocket man" on a suicide mission, and vowed to destroy North Korea if it threatens the United States or its allies.
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Still, the children's choir singing Bill Withers on the track "Lean" is classic Cam, and a recent war of words with his old friend Mase has brought out his more mischievous side once again.
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His comments came after a high-level Chinese delegation delayed and then canceled its trip to the US capital amid an escalating war of words between President Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.
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The mixed sales results for its fiscal first quarter are likely to give both sides of the ongoing fight between P&G and activist investor Nelson Peltz ammunition in their continued war of words.
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The two men have touted their relationship during the midterm campaign, a stark turnaround from the summer of 2017, when they were locked in a public war of words after the failed ObamaCare vote.
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While tensions between the U.S. and Iran have simmered for decades, the Trump administration seemingly escalated the war of words between the countries after it withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal earlier this year.
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South Korea ignores 'the daily comments' The standoff with North Korea has been marked by an escalating war of words -- a war that the American president has been all too happy to engage in.
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Trump mocked American veterans and heroes held captive by our enemies, ridiculed the disabled, waged a misogynistic war of words against half the electorate, and repeated hurled racist attacks against Hispanic-Americans and Muslims.
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Trump and Pelosi have been locked in a bitter war of words this week, exchanging insults and barbs amid an intensifying feud after the president walked out of a meeting at the White House.
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The dollar was flat at 111.73 yen, having earlier dipped against the Japanese currency as worries over North Korea flared up again amid an escalating war of words between it and the United States.
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It marked another escalation in the war of words between Washington and Pyongyang over the latter's ongoing nuclear ambitions, which include developing a missile which would have the ability to strike the US capitol.
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Concern about the gravity of the potential strikes, to punish an alleged chemical weapons attack on Syrian civilians by President Bashar al-Assad's forces, escalated amid a US-Russia war of words on Wednesday.
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These words and actions together raise the chances of war, and many Americans are understandably nervous, but the chances that the war of words will escalate into full-blown conflict are still relatively low.
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The media firestorm that is surrounding the leaked excerpts of former FBI Director James Comey's new book has led to a war of words between the nation's former intelligence officials and the White House.
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After engaging in an epic war of words in the lead up to the contest, the duo let it all hang out in the second round to the delight of the fans in attendance.
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The opposition party spokesman said he was referring to reports that it was Johnson's reluctance to express support for Darroch in a war of words with Trump that had prompted the ambassador to resign.
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The heroes of 'Flash Boys' just went off on the New York Stock Exchange - The war of words between upstart trading venue IEX and the New York Stock Exchange just went up a notch.
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The war of words spilled over into China's state-controlled media, as the Global Times newspaper warned in an editorial that Chinese citizens would likely start campaigns to boycott American cars and other products.
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The US and China are locked in a war of words over the coronavirus, with the US sharply criticizing China for covering it up as China celebrates its response and attempts to shift blame.
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ISLAND OF REGRET: The mayor of San Juan railed against President Trump — saying he was insulting during his visit to the U.S. territory and renewing a war of words that seemed to have abated.
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Amid a growing war of words between Pyongyang and Washington, Chinese officials said in a statement on its website that the quake, which occurred around 0830 GMT, was recorded a depth of zero kilometres.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Silicon Valley baron Elon Musk insulted rival billionaire Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday, escalating a tech wizard war of words over whether robots will become smart enough to kill their human creators.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)A senior North Korean official has called US President Donald Trump a "heedless and erratic old man," the latest insult in an escalating war of words between the two countries.
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Soon, they will also be able to buy Tesla "short shorts," according to a tweet from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, in his seemingly never-ending war of words against investors betting against the company.
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Corker, who has announced he will not seek reelection in 2018, has been locked in a war of words with President Trump, leading Bannon to call on the senator to resign earlier this week.
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The war of words increased fears of a confrontation between the U.S. and North Korea, which was underscored over the weekend when a false emergency alert in Hawaii warned of an incoming ballistic missile.
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That teed up an enticing encounter between the pair, whose rivalry has stemmed from a war of words in which Nadal accused the Australian of "lacking respect" while Kyrgios fired back with typical invective.
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MILAN (Reuters) - A war of words broke out between Germany and Italy on Sunday over the German captain of a rescue ship, who defied a docking ban enforced by Rome to bring migrants ashore.
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Russia took its war of words with the West to a new level Friday, accusing Britain of having staged the Douma chemical attack as a "false flag" operation to justify U.S. airstrikes on Syria.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's continued war of words with our nation's intelligence community presents a stark and troubling departure from the traditional role of the President of the United States, suggests Fox News's Chris Wallace.
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As South Korea finally confirmed traces of radioactive material from North Korea's sixth nuclear test Wednesday, Pyongyang and Washington continued their war of words over the latest round of sanctions slapped on the hermit kingdom.
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Areas of the market Trump waged a war of words against — especially technology companies, emerging markets like China, Brazil, and Mexico and beneficiaries of the Affordable Care Act — are being hit on the stock market.
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But despite the war of words, both sides say talks are continuing over the weekend, just days before May will face parliament once again after resoundingly losing the first vote in parliament on Jan. 15.
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A war of words has escalated surrounding the troubled German lender Deutsche Bank between its supporters and those claiming the bank has no one to blame for its plummeting share price and difficulties but itself.
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MCCAIN, NORTH KOREA IN WAR OF WORDS OVER &aposCRAZY FAT KID&apos CRACK "It was something that you can't dare to look at with your eyes wide open," a defector recently told South Korean officials.
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The never-ending war of words between exes Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill continued over the weekend, when Minaj reignited their feud by dropping a few pointed words about Mill during her concert in Australia.
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Iran has rejected the allegation and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Tuesday that "extremist individuals" in the U.S. government were pursuing dangerous policies, amid a war of words with Washington over sanctions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump spoke by phone on Friday to Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, a White House official said, amid a simmering war of words over Trump's plan to build a border wall.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is gearing up for rows with the EU over the structure of divorce talks and the future role of the European court, fuelling an increasingly bitter war of words before negotiations begin.
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The war of words between Apple and the government continued Monday as FBI Director James Comey said forcing Apple to help unlock the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters is no big deal.
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A U.S.-Iranian war of words has escalated since U.S. President Donald Trump took Washington out of a world powers' nuclear deal with Iran in May, and reimposed sanctions on its banking and energy sectors.
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Moscow (CNN)As battles continue to rage around the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo, so too does the war of words among two far-away countries involved in the fight -- Russia and the United States.
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Kuwaiti and U.S. attempts to ease the row have yielded little progress and media outlets backed by the opposing sides have unleashed a war of words that has aggravated tensions in the U.S-allied Gulf.
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Iran has rejected the allegation and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Tuesday that "extremist individuals" in the U.S. government were pursuing dangerous policies, stoking a war of words with Washington over sanctions.
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His comments came after a high-level Chinese delegation delayed and then canceled their trip to the US capital amid an escalating war of words between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
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Read more: An Irish boxer is challenging Conor McGregor to 'stay sober' long enough so they can end their war of words and fight for a world titleManhoef had to overcome a number of disadvantages.
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On the one hand, he seemed pretty friendly in his face-to-face with Nieto on Wednesday but, on the other, this is the same man who had a war of words with the pope.
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This notably came amid a fierce war of words between Beijing and Washington and just a day before China said it was going to slap a 25 percent levy on U.S. imports which included soybeans.
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Jerry Brown (D) are locked in a war of words over the cause of the tragedies as the president issued a major disaster declaration (The Hill) … Fires are still raging today (The New York Times).
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Rather than starting a war of words with Mexico, one of the U.S.' allies and a neighbor, the U.S. should be working with Mexico before they walk away from more than the January 31 meeting.
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ROME (Reuters) - Relations between Italy and France remain strong despite recent rows over immigration, Italy Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Tuesday, looking to ease an increasingly harsh war of words between Rome and Paris.
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But Jalen Ramsey and Vernon Hargreaves—who engaged in a friendly war of words during the combine about who was the better prospect—both earned rave reviews for their quick adaptation to the pro game.
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A row with China over recent Hong Kong protests was compounded this week by an unprecedented war of words with Washington over leaked emails showing the U.K. ambassador highly critical of President Donald Trump's administration.
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A war of words between U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in recent weeks has ignited fears that a trade war could be forthcoming, according to a new survey conducted by CNBC.
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" During the debate over taxes this fall, Corker and Trump engaged in a war of words with the senator questioning the president's fitness to serve in the White House and saying Trump "debases our country.
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White House Weighs Response to North Korea's Threats The war of words between President Trump and Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, raised concerns that it could escalate into a new and more volatile phase.
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The war of words between Rome and European leaders in Brussels and Frankfurt, where the European Central Bank is based, has increased in recent weeks, prompting a prolonged sell-off in Italian 10-year bonds.
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KSI and Weller engaged in a war of words, diss tracks, a press conference, and finally in February they headlined the first all-YouTuber boxing card in history at the Copper Box Arena in London.
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WASHINGTON — The war of words between President Trump and Speaker Nancy Pelosi escalated in dramatic fashion on Thursday, with each leader questioning the other's temperament and mental fitness in an extraordinary exchange of personal insults.
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Trevor Noah on Monday took up the cause of Representative Frederica Wilson, the Florida congresswoman who's become embroiled in a war of words with the White House over President Trump's call to a military widow.
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The far-right firebrand engaged in a public war of words with French President Emmanuel Macron, who called for more to be done to combat them as Group of Seven wealthy nations met in France.
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Some residents and visitors CNN spoke to said the escalating tensions between the United States and North Korea -- and the war of words between the two leaders -- lent the threat additional credibility in their minds.
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In an online war of words that harkened back to 2015's #TheDress meme, Twitter users battled over whether Sanders was sporting a black, blue or brown suit at the Univision-hosted debate in Miami.
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WASHINGTON — The White House ratcheted up its war of words against Huawei on Tuesday, as a senior administration official denounced the Chinese telecom as "the Mafia" and suggested it could spy on the British Parliament.
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Both senators this week have engaged in a war of words over a CNN report, claiming that Sanders had said that a woman could not win the presidential election during a 2018 meeting with Warren.
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Danielle Staub and her fiancé Oliver Maier have found themselves in a war of words with his ex-girlfriend Gina Curko, one that has resulted in the couple filing for a temporary restraining order against her.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow is deeply concerned by the escalation of tension on the Korean peninsula caused by the continued war of words between the United States and North Korea, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP AND JIMMY FALLON ENGAGE IN HEATED WAR OF WORDS Nicole and the family go to a grocery store to find a bargain and she pulls out a box of corned beef from the 1960s.
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That set the tone for an acrimonious war of words between the two companies that lasted right up until the takeover battle's denouement this week, when Melrose, which is also London-listed, finally clinched a takeover.
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Trump, who has been locked in an increasingly bitter war of words with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, will have the opportunity to bolster allied resolve for what he calls the "complete denuclearization" of Pyongyang.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan dramatically escalated its war of words with Beijing on Tuesday over the island's exclusion from the World Health Organisation, saying "vile" China was preventing Taiwan from getting timely information about the coronavirus outbreak.
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However, the RBI was reluctant to ease the curbs, triggering a bitter public war of words between the government and the central bank that ended with former governor Urjit Patel resigning last month, citing personal reasons.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan dramatically escalated its war of words with Beijing on Tuesday over the island's exclusion from the World Health Organisation, saying "vile" China was preventing Taiwan from getting timely information about the coronavirus outbreak.
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Flake, a first-term Arizona Republican and one of the sharpest GOP critics of Trump in the Senate, also rebuked Trump for getting into a war of words with a Latina former beauty queen, Alicia Machado.
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Democrats claimed a too-close-to-call election vote in Pennsylvania, the war-of-words escalated between Britain and Russia and the universe lost one of its brightest stars after British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking died.
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"We are dealing with a war of words, with the euro on one side and Italy on the other ... There's a lot of headline risk about," Credit Agricole head of G10 FX Strategy Valentin Marinov said.
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The head of U.S. forces in South Korea warned on Thursday against raising hopes over North Korea's overture amid a war of words over Pyongyang's development of nuclear-tipped missiles capable of hitting the United States.
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Grudges old and new Duterte had reignited his war of words with the United States on Tuesday, bringing up old grudges and throwing in some new musings on American influence in his country and the region.
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"We are dealing with a war of words, with the euro on one side and Italy on the other ... There's a lot of headline risk about," Credit Agricole head of G0.73 FX Strategy Valentin Marinov said.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy sent hundreds of migrants towards Spain in a small naval convoy on Tuesday after shutting its own ports to them, sparking a war of words with France that exposed EU tensions over immigration.
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"It's possible the war of words over trade, tariffs and sanctions, and the financial market turmoil we had has led to some setback in consumer confidence," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank.
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Drake should NOT stoop down to Pusha T's level in their war of words, because it's not worth his bottom line ... so says Damon Wayans Jr., who also admits he's enjoying the HELL outta their beef.
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"I'm sure we'll get into it tomorrow night," Trump told a crowd of 11,000 supporters in Pensacola, Florida, as he brought up his war of words with the Texas senator, which has escalated in recent days.
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SHANGHAI, May 3 (Reuters) - A war of words is brewing in China between a highly acquisitive insurer and a leading business journal, a rare public clash amid growing pressure on firms to improve governance and transparency.
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ZAGREB/BELGRADE (Reuters) - Croatia celebrated its independence victory on Friday while Serbs mourned, with relations between the former-Yugoslav neighbors strained by a war of words that could hinder Serbia's bid to join the European Union.
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Macron has come under pressure at home for not accepting the Aquarius migrant ship that far-right Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini turned away from Italian ports, prompting a war of words between Paris and Rome.
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" RELATED: Hip-hop stars slam Trump amid anthem firestorm Here, Eminem is likely referencing Trump's war of words on social media with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, whom the President referred to as "little rocket man.
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Trump has repeatedly undercut comments made by his top officials and publicly engaged in a war of words with Kim that has devolved into insults and name-calling -- only raising fears of an eventual military conflict.
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" For Louis, that only confirms the need for the groups on the left—and from the banlieues—to assert themselves, even if it means "creating a movement within the movement" to "win the war of words.
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Ramping up a public war of words between the Oval Office and the law enforcement agency, the president said that he would formally request the Department of Justice probe the FBI's role in investigating his campaign.
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The stalemate, accompanied by a sharp war of words on the Senate floor, raised the prospect that the partisan divide in Congress was hindering the government's ability to respond effectively to a pressing public health emergency.
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In April, the cost of the default swap leaped to its highest since July 2016 as North Korea's nuclear threat grew amid a war of words between North Korean state media and President Donald Trump's tweets.
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CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin and radio host Clay Travis continued a war of words well after a Friday segment that went viral when Travis declared his love "for the First Amendment and boobs" on national television.
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But Trump's war of words with NFL players who kneel during the national anthem and his rescinded invitation to the NBA's Golden State Warriors after Stephen Curry's negative words put the Penguins in an uncomfortable spot.
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The plane landed on Monday in Venezuela's main airport, according to a Reuters witness and a website that tracks plane movements, three months after a similar arrival spurred a war of words between Washington and Moscow.
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President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions followed their nasty war of words this morning with a meeting this afternoon where they didn't say a word about their confrontation, a source with direct knowledge tells Axios.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration escalated what had been a war of words over California's immigration agenda, filing a lawsuit late Tuesday that amounted to a pre-emptive strike against the liberal state's so-called sanctuary laws.
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But in his ongoing war of words with congressional Republicans, he's right about one big thing — the failure of Affordable Care Act repeal efforts is fundamentally the failure of the Republican Party's House and Senate leaders.
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The US Navy's newest carrier, the first-in-class USS Gerald R. Ford, finished 2019 as the subject of a war of words between, Congress, the Navy's top civilian official, and the shipbuilder, Huntington Ingalls Industries.
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Tensions have regularly flared between China and Japan over the islands in the East China Sea, including in 2017 when three Chinese Coast Guard ships sailed near to the islands, sparking a diplomatic war of words.
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President Donald Trump called for the firing of New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman in a tweet on Sunday in the latest escalation of the war of words between the two.
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Infosys founder Narayana Murthy on Tuesday defended his role in a months-long war of words with the company's board that led to changes at the top, saying his actions were in the interest of shareholders.
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On Monday, as the U.S. and Iranian leaders ratched up their war of words, some analysts contended that oil could reach $403 a barrel if Iran shuts down the Strait of Hormuz or takes military action.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Australian media reports on Chinese interference in Australia are racist and paranoid, China's top newspaper said on Monday, stepping up a war of words over concerns in Australia about Chinese influence in the country.
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Mike EnziMichael (Mike) Bradley EnziHere are the lawmakers who aren't seeking reelection in 85033 Liz Cheney and Rand Paul extend war of words The Hill's Morning Report - 2020 Democrats set for Lone Star showdown MORE (Wyo.).
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The escalating war of words between the U.S. and North Korea is nerve-wracking, but other events like a possible debt-ceiling crisis and a hawkish Federal Reserve could create a bigger reaction in financial markets.
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The high-stakes war of words comes after North Korea conducted a series of missile and nuclear tests to show off its progress in developing a nuclear missile that is capable of striking the United States.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden called President Donald Trump's war of words with North Korea "not presidential" on Wednesday, cautioning him against engaging the U.S. in a competition over the size of the countries' nuclear arsenals.
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Investors do not know when it will reopen, and the freezing of the assets has led to a war of words between regulators in Britain and offshore dependency Guernsey, where some of its assets are listed.
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A war of words between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim has raised fears of a nuclear standoff, while the U.N. Security Council imposed fresh sanctions on Saturday after Pyongyang's intercontinental ballistic missile tests.
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Amid the caustic exchanges, Mr. Cruz discussed the finer points of federal water regulations during a taped interview in Nashville and engaged in an online war of words about immigration with Dennis Rodman, the retired basketball star.
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North Korea regularly threatens to destroy the United States and amid heightened tension on the Korean peninsula, it has escalated a war of words, warning of full-out nuclear war if Washington takes military action against it.
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The resignation comes as Trump has been in a war of words with U.S. intelligence agencies over assessments that the Russian government was likely involved in a covert campaign to attempt to interfere in the U.S. election.
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" He added: "You can't stop people from protesting, expressing their opinion, but I do think there's a never ending war of words, and it does cut both ways because the President invites a fair bit of it.
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North Korea even threatened to launch four smaller projectiles at Guam during an escalatory war of words with the United States this month that led Trump to say he would unleash "fire and fury" on Kim's regime.
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The war of words continued on Tuesday when Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told CNBC that Erdogan was "totally off the mark" when he compared the Dutch to Nazis and had behaved in an "increasingly hysterical" manner.
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A British-Russian war of words escalated after London gave Russia until midnight on Tuesday to explain how a Soviet-era nerve agent was used against former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia earlier this month.
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The first war of words in the Brexit process happened a couple of weeks ago between the U.K. and Spain over the sovereignty of Gibraltar, a British overseas territory on the southern tip of the Spanish coast.
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The journalist and former ESPN anchor — who made headlines in 2017 for her war of words with President Trump — sat down with PEOPLE following a live taping of her Jemele Hill Is Unbothered podcast interview with Sen.
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Italy's borrowing costs soared as a war of words between Rome and the European Union over the country's budget plans escalated, with the deputy Italian prime minister denouncing officials of the European Commission as enemies of Europe.
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Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson made it clear Wednesday the team is ready to move on from the disinvitation controversy, choosing not to engage in a back-and-forth war of words with the White House.
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Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson made it clear Wednesday the team is ready to move on from the disinvitation controversy, choosing not to engage in a back-and-forth war of words with the White House.
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The latest act of provocation by North Korea comes only weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump engaged in a war of words with Pyongyang, which had threatened to fire missiles at Guam, a U.S. held Pacific island.
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Now, of course, the specter of nuclear conflict looms larger than it has since the Cold War, with two of the world's most belligerent and darkly ridiculous leaders engaging in a terrifying, increasingly incomprehensible war of words.
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In September, the paper embarked on a war of words with Singapore's ambassador to China, Stanley Loh, over a report that said Singapore had raised the South China Sea at summit in Venezuela, which the ambassador denied.
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Mourao, a former general who is seen as a moderate in the far-right government of Jair Bolsonaro, has recently become embroiled in a nasty war-of-words with the president's sons, who are both influential lawmakers.
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Trump has been in a war of words with the RNC, accusing the party apparatus of having rules that, for example, allowed party regulars in Colorado to select delegates without giving Republicans there a chance to vote.
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RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words Second, it came as two Republicans broadly regarded as standing better chances of defeating Flake continue conversations with the White House about entering the race.
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In a speech on Monday, Modi accused Pakistan of committing atrocities in its own province of Baluchistan, escalating a war of words that Islamabad said was intended to divert attention from the troubles in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has been in crisis for a full week, since his criticism of the Khan family set off a war of words between Mr. Trump and a host of Republicans who have repudiated his comments.
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President Donald Trump doubled down on his war of words with one of America's top Middle East allies, publicly undercutting one of his own senior aides and potentially threatening the future of a vital US military base.
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He did so most recently on Sunday cable news shows, where he defended Mr. Trump's war of words with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada after this weekend's fractious meeting of the Group of 7 industrialized nations.
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The mayor and the governor, who have had a frosty relationship on a variety of issues, have engaged in a war of words over how to finance improvements for the beleaguered subway and who should assume responsibility.
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The shooting escalated the political war of words between New York City and Washington over so-called sanctuary cities -- a broad term applied to jurisdictions with policies limiting cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions.
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Abe was re-elected as Prime Minister in 2017 on a promise to take a tough approach to Pyongyang, which at the time was in the middle of a heated war of words with the United States.
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Of course, the unpredictable and at times unnerving war of words between President Donald Trump and North Korea could continue to hang over markets, which acted desensitized to it on Friday after a sharp sell-off Thursday.
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The big picture: Her war of words with Hillary Clinton in October and her appeal to viral, right-wing media have driven outsized interest in stories about her, according to data from NewsWhip provided exclusively to Axios.
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ATHENS — In a rapidly intensifying war of words, government officials of the nominal NATO allies Greece and Turkey have been exchanging insults and threats in the past few weeks, recalling conflicts from a shared and bloody history.
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The rallies have added to the war of words between the former political wing of the Irish Republican Army and main rivals Fine Gael and Fianna Fail, who continue to sideline Sinn Fein in government formation talks.
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After a public war of words and a contest of sorts for the new Tronc board, Gannett said it would reassess its $230-a-share bid – at one point, a 250% premium over its then-share price.
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President Donald Trump renewed his war of words with iconic U.S. motorcycle maker Harley Davidson on Sunday, denouncing the company's plan to shift some production abroad and appearing to back consumers that have called for a boycott.
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Amid a heated war of words between President Trump and Pyongyang last week, North Korea threatened to fire missiles into waters off the coast of Guam, which would be the country's most provocative missile launch to date.
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Tension has been growing in recent weeks as North Korea conducts a series of weapons tests and waged a war of words with US President Donald Trump in an apparent bid to underscore its year-end deadline.
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As the show's first two episodes, which aired on Sunday and Monday, make clear, Elena and Lila are involved too, fighting with boys and, later, conducting a war of words with one another that stretches across decades.
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Venezuela downgraded diplomatic relations with Canada and Brazil in recent days, after a war of words over the Venezuelan government's decision last week to ban three influential opposition parties from running candidates in next year's presidential election.
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Terry Crews thinks the war of words between Justin Bieber and Nate Diaz should be a WAR OF FISTS ... saying he firmly believes the best way for the men to settle their beef is to throw down!!!
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Johnson Ends War of Words with Poirier with First Round Knockout Michael Johnson had an extra pep in his step as the opening bell rang for his main event clash with Dustin 'The Diamond' Poirier in Hidalgo.
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HONG KONG, June 4 (Reuters) - The yuan edged lower on Tuesday as China and the United States feuded in a war of words over trade and technology transfer, but the Chinese central bank's firm fixing curbed the fall.
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While an investor panic that followed a war of words between Washington and Pyongyang on Wednesday appeared to abate slightly, demand remained firm for assets that tend to perform well in times of market stress, including German Bunds.
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Forget about the war of words back and forth and what led to an investigation of Hillary Clinton that didn&apost end up going anywhere and Republicans say didn&apost do her any harm, even though Democrats disagree.
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President Trump and Jimmy Fallon continued their war of words Monday with the commander-in-chief blasting the comic at a rally and the late night funnyman mocking his rival's incessant mean tweeting on his late night show.
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Photo: APApple's latest move in its ongoing war of words with the FBI, National Security Agency, and other intelligence and law enforcement agencies over encryption is a feature that turns off USB data access on locked iOS devices.
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The war of words between World Boxing Council (WBC) champion Deontay Wilder and British fighter Tyson Fury has been escalating in the build-up to the fight, with both men putting their perfect win records on the line.
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Malta&aposs home affairs minister, Michael Farrugia, and Italy&aposs transport minister, Danilo Toninelli, engaged in a Twitter war of words Sunday over which country was being more "inhuman" about the fate of the Lifeline and its passengers.
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Denied the powers he craves, Mr Erdogan may resort to the tactics he used to win back a parliamentary majority in 2015: an onslaught against PKK strongholds, a war of words with Western countries and an early election.
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The tit-for-tat war of words between Spotify and Apple continued today, with the former calling the latter a "monopolist," and that its response to the lawsuit was "entirely in line with our expectations," according to Variety.
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However, the rescue team of elite divers and others rejected his proposal, and a war of words erupted when CNN quoted Unsworth as saying the submarine "had absolutely no chance of working" and was "just a PR stunt".
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Ruan, the former diplomat, said quick action was needed to address the problem as both North Korea and the United States were stepping up their war of words and appeared to be goading each other towards armed conflict.
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Amid a war of words between Kim, who has called Trump a "mentally deranged dotard," and Trump, who referred to Kim as "little rocket man," many U.S. lawmakers have been pushing for non-military solutions to the crisis.
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Trump has been locked in an escalating war of words with Ball – a brash, self-promoting businessman – since Ball's middle son, LiAngelo Ball, was released with two of his UCLA teammates from a Chinese jail earlier this month.
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Why it matters: The ensuing firestorm severely damaged his public reputation with the Trump administration — kicking off a war of words between the U.S. and the U.K. — and made him a persona non grata in the White House.
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Friends express concern when I make a connection between slaves and robots that I may have the effect of dehumanizing slaves or the descendants of slaves, thus exacerbating an already tense and advanced war of words and symbols.
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Global stocks lost nearly $20.96 trillion last week after President Donald Trump warned North Korea that it would face "fire and fury" if it threatened the United States, leading to a war of words between Pyongyang and Washington.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The war of words between Nick Kyrgios and his national Olympic committee has continued, with the Australian tennis player launching a poll on social media as to whether he should be selected for the Rio Olympics.
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"The war of words between the two nations is putting investors on high alert, and more comments from President Trump overnight have resulted in additional risk-off being seen in the markets," ForexTime research analyst Lukman Otunuga said.
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