Ms. Nixon may actually find an unexpectedly warm reception upstate.
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The audience's warm reception bodes well for the debut of Manana.
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The building's warm reception in some ways masks a difficult past.
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The event's warm reception has also inspired competing festivals throughout the year.
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Later, Ms. Taracena said she had been moved by the warm reception.
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Despite the blunders, Trump got a warm reception from the huge crowd.
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Baby Dominique arrived to a warm reception three days later, on February 5.
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So when I visit the city today, I still get a warm reception.
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Taken together, those efforts are likely to receive a warm reception at AIPAC.
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He is still uploading Minecraft videos to a warm reception from his fans.
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Did you expect such a warm reception from the traditionally-male film establishment?
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Netflix's A Series Of Unfortunate Events premiered Friday, January 13, to relatively warm reception.
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It was a magically warm reception that you can never even begin to dream of.
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Carson noted a generally warm reception he got at Al Sharpton's offices despite initial skepticism.
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"Stamped from the Beginning" was an unreservedly militant book that received a surprisingly warm reception.
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The network's executive chairman, Rupert Murdoch, offered Mr. Beckel a warm reception upon his return.
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Netanyahu was gushing with enthusiasm at the warm reception he was receiving from Arab leaders.
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He groused about the coverage of Ms. Omar's warm reception upon her return from Washington.
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He groused about the coverage of Ms. Omar's warm reception upon her return from Washington.
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Pipeline builders won't get such a warm reception in another part of the country: the Northeast.
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Dossena showed his latest collection for Paco Rabanne just a week ago to a warm reception.
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"It's a good win," said Karl, who got a warm reception when he was introduced pregame.
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When Hariri was summoned to meet M.B.S., he expected a warm reception from the royal family.
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Surely my singing, dancing and generally fun, youthful vibe contributed positively to the Boiz's warm reception.
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Well, I've been here for two years and I've received a very warm reception from this community.
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E: Yes, we're quite happy with the warm reception of the people of Manhattan visiting our stores.
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Pence received little applause beyond the warm reception he got when he declared his support for NATO.
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Investors greeted ShotSpotter with a warm reception on Wednesday, on its first day as a public company.
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Lewis, a civil rights icon, received a particularly warm reception from students as he approached the microphone.
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The ruling and the warm reception have left the Surin family even more determined to create change.
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The most positive and warm reception towards the teen drama has been over the talented young breakout cast.
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Facebook may face growing trouble in Washington, but the company still enjoys a warm reception on Wall Street.
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After the warm reception that "Haier Xiongdi" received, they decided to form a crew with the same name.
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The politician's warm reception by the Colombian authorities will likely worsen the tense relations between the two neighbors.
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And Apple's numbers will likely continue to look pretty good with the warm reception of the AirPods Pro.
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Documentaries about the last Egyptian Jews have received a warm reception from young Egyptians eager to know more.
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They released their first full-length Self later in 2015 to a warm reception from fans and critics.
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Kelly told Curry he could expect a warm reception, but only if he visited before beating the Houston Rockets.
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The first star: Chance the mascot – The new Vegas mascot has not had a warm reception, as documented here.
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I can't be sure, but we are so grateful for the warm reception that we've always received in Japan.
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As it was, supporters of President Andrzej Duda were offered free bus rides to give him a warm reception.
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Trump was told FBI agents might not give him a warm reception following Comey's ouster, NBC News said Thursday.
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But the warm reception in Houston suggests there are more open minds out there still waiting to be changed.
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Trump was told FBI agents might not give him a warm reception following Comey's ouster, NBC News said Thursday.
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This was evidenced by the warm reception Biden received at Brookland Baptist Church in Columbia, S.C., on Sunday morning.
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Trump got a warm reception when he took the stage at CPAC, with huge applause and a standing ovation.
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Audience sings along Speaking after the performance, Red Velvet members said that they'd been surprised by the warm reception.
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But he received a warm reception from fans at the game, per video posted online by users including Byrne.
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While he may have received a warm reception from these tech leaders, not everyone was happy about bin Salman's visit.
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Carson was met with a warm reception on Capitol Hill on Thursday from senators on both sides of the aisle.
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The game enjoyed the biggest launch of any video game to date and received a warm reception from its fans.
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Mr. Orban is just the latest of the world's strongmen to find a warm reception in Mr. Trump's White House.
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His surprisingly warm reception here, despite the schism over trade and global affairs, underscored the optimism of many corporate leaders.
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But by mid-February, this was one of the few rooms where he could still expect such a warm reception.
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"The Gentlemen" received a fairly warm reception from critics — it currently holds a 72 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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George, who received a warm reception from the crowd in his first return to Oklahoma City, finished with 18 points.
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George, who received a warm reception from the crowd in his first return to Oklahoma City, finished with 183 points.
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Despite initial scepticism over the format, it was given a generally warm reception as it matched teams of a similar standard.
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His take on social media — Matong — is already live and was greeted with such warm reception that its server went down.
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Cold comfort from Europe Turkey does not enjoy a warm reception with Europe either, despite negotiations over the Syrian migration crisis.
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They won't quite greet him wearing MAGA hats in the Saudi capital, but he's sure to get a genuinely warm reception.
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And, after the warm reception of this project, there are plans to recreate it with the Shutterbugs and their fathers, too.
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Mashable reports that Olaf's Frozen Adventure, which screens right before the main event, isn't getting the same warm reception as Coco.
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"I have been moved by the warm reception to Jon's and my union," Anderson, 52, said in a statement to CNN.
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Since his removal, Mr. Sharif has seemed buoyed by the warm reception he has received during his impromptu appearances in public.
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For the most part (Lala Kent's not-so-warm reception excluded), the reality star's behavior was on the up and up.
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Residents of the island gave him a warm reception, and there was never a moment when anger was vented against him.
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We received a warm reception from both the Trump and Clinton campaigns, delegates, business and advocacy organizations and small business owners.
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"The senator was grateful for the warm reception he received and he enjoyed the dialogue," said Faiz Shakir, Sanders' campaign manager.
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Republican Donald Trump's astonishing victory over heavy favorite Hillary Clinton was met with a mostly warm reception by the U.S. business community.
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Chinese approaches to foreign semiconductor firms—unlike its firms' acquisitions of foreign consumer brands—have not always met with a warm reception.
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Flattery is a winning strategy To Trump, the warm reception he received in Asia was enough to declare the trip a success.
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Miranda's celebrity was evident from the warm reception he was given by the crowd, especially from the bipartisan group of lawmakers present.
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So for Garber, who stood at the lectern in Nashville, the latest warm reception seemed as much a validation as an opportunity.
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"I want to thank you again for the warm reception here today, and everywhere myself and my family have been," he said.
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It's not a stretch to see how much of her own exterior has afforded her the same warm reception as her van's.
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In general there was a warm reception in the room but it's unclear if CIA staffers or Trump staffers were the ones cheering.
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Both Georgia Democrats got a warm reception from attendees who repeatedly asked for pictures and selfies as they walked through the annual festival.
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He has spoken many times in Germany, including in Berlin at the Parliament, where he was moved by the warm reception he received.
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While those efforts have met a warm reception here at the convention, the mayor has been busy trying to raise the issue's profile.
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"We definitely reached out to see if there was an interest in pursuing it; we didn't get a very warm reception," Toomey said.
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In a new propaganda film, Pyongyang seized on the meeting to showcase the warm reception that the North Korean leader received in Singapore.
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But in most places he has ventured as a candidate, Mr. Bloomberg's many years of largess have helped earn him a warm reception.
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We received a warm reception from the crowd and were able to raise the bulk of our seed round just from that audience.
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That contrast between Beltway iciness and a warm reception in "real America" is an experience commonly described by Trump-backers in the party.
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That contention, made last month in a filing with the United States Department of Justice, may not get a warm reception in Washington.
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The pilot got a warm reception, and after the credits rolled Loeb celebrated the fans who had stuck around for the Friday evening panel.
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John Woodcock, a Labour parliamentarian, found the warm reception for the patriarch "very troubling" in view of Russia's support for the "murderous" Syrian regime.
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Love & Friendship, Whit Stillman's adaptation of Jane Austen starring Kate Beckinsale and Chloe Sevigny, premiered to a warm reception at the big Eccles theatre.
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Back to the drawing board: Senate Republicans have delayed the vote on their healthcare bill after a not-so-warm reception by nearly everyone.
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Ms Friedrichs's lawyer, Michael Carvin, had just argued her case in front of nine justices, five of whom gave her complaint a warm reception.
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Move over, House freshmen — there's a new social media star in town getting a very warm reception from fans: a congresswoman's Kelly green coat.
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But even he seemed surprised at the warm reception for the mayor, exclaiming "Wow!" when the audience stood up to applaud at the end.
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Khloe posted this video on Snapchat almost in disbelief at the warm reception she and True got now that they're on the West Coast.
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The launch of the Bolt and its warm reception by reviewers, customers and investors was a watershed event for Barra and GM's top management.
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"I feel like I never really know how people will really react on social media," she told PEOPLE of the warm reception her post got.
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And despite the warm reception at the CBC dinner, Warren has not received endorsements from any black lawmakers in that caucus, unlike Biden and Sen.
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The Galaxy Note 7 was actually met with a warm reception from tech blogs (including a favorable review by Gizmodo) before the phones started exploding.
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Billy Graham freely exercised his religion and his public message found a warm reception in the open air of America's government-owned coliseums and stadiums.
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In his homily, the pope spoke about the return of the prodigal son, and how the warm reception he was given upset his older brother.
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The White House has been silent on the episode, which took place after a warm reception for Mr. Erdogan at the Executive Mansion on Tuesday.
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For these sex tech innovators, the significance of this warm reception — of being treated like legitimate tech by an institution like CES — cannot be overstated.
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The warm reception for Mundt's spring show, "Heroin: Cape Cod, USA," fueled Moravec's decision to apply to the fair — as did ABMB's relatively "reasonable" cost.
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Tesla, once a darling of Wall Street, is down more than 16 percent in the past month alone despite a warm reception for its Model 20153.
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The backdrop: In years past, despite some skepticism about the future of robots and artificial intelligence, the large companies themselves have generally enjoyed a warm reception.
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Roman said she has endured character assassination by rival candidates, but has managed to block that out because the public had given her a warm reception.
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What if Trump, currently bathing in the warm reception to their debt ceiling deal, offers to huddle with Democratic leadership on a real public infrastructure plan?
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Date: November 27, 2019What to know: Anthony Davis isn't likely to get a warm reception in New Orleans after asking for a trade to the Lakers.
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Now that we are back in production, I want to say thank you to the theater, and to the people of Chicago, for their warm reception.
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He found a warm reception in the young democratic nation of the United States, where he gave more than 600 speeches while traveling throughout the country.
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Some watching the film at home — after a warm reception at Sundance in January, it's releasing straight to Netflix — may find it both unsettling and resonant.
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These ideas got a relatively warm reception from a somewhat surprising source: former Bill Clinton Treasury Secretary and former Obama National Economic Council Chair Larry Summers.
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Filmed in Las Vegas and hosted by Kirk Franklin, the gospel awards show airing Friday, March 30 on TV One, gave a warm reception to newcomer Snoop.
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Trump's warm reception at the Conservative Political Action Conference comes in stark contrast to 254's conference, which he skipped due to friction with the GOP establishment.
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Trump's warm reception at the Conservative Political Action Conference comes in stark contrast to 2016's conference, which he skipped due to friction with the GOP establishment.
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But Mulvaney got a warm reception during a senior staff meeting on Monday morning and sources say many inside the White House are still satisfied with him.
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Pence, clearly hoping for the same warm reception, was instead met with a silent pause when he said he was bringing with him a greeting from Trump.
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Lyft's target value is significantly greater than its $15.1 billion valuation in its last private funding round, a sign that it expects a warm reception from investors.
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Hader received a warm reception from the home crowd in his first appearance since drawing criticism for years-old hateful tweets that surfaced during the All-Star Game.
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The warm reception for the jumbo deal, which was successfully sold in the US and Europe, opened a window for nearly €8bn of deals to launch in March.
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Duterte sprang a surprise last month with a warm reception for visiting U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, describing himself as a "humble friend" of the United States.
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Some also say the warm reception they received from Europeans last summer gave way to suspicion after the Paris terrorist attacks carried out by the Islamic State in November.
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After BB&T and SunTrust's $66 billion merger announcement got a warm reception from markets Thursday, analysts and investors are scurrying to figure out which banks will be next.
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Five diplomats confirmed NATO's warm reception of Tillerson to the news outlet, which follows President Trump's repeated calls for members of the alliance to ramp up their defense spending.
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The report got a warm reception from city officials, some of whom will be part of the discussion of the extent to which taxpayers should help revamp Geffen Hall.
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On Thursday night, Mr. Christie assumed the role of chief Trump deputy, earning a warm reception amid recent polls suggesting New Jerseyans have an ever-dimming view of him.
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Arizona Governor Doug Ducey suspended Uber's self-driving testing - a little more than a year after giving the company a warm reception and poking fun at California's stricter regulations.
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Speaking to supporters at 3 West Club, a private event space, the Texas senator earned a warm reception in a city with which he has had a fraught relationship.
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Mr. Bolling, who received a warm reception at last month's Conservative Political Action Conference, acknowledged the rumors with a tweet that, to some eyes, doubled as a job application.
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Cannes screenings of The Meyerowitz Stories thus earned the requisite boos when the Netflix logo appeared onscreen, but the film itself received a warm reception from critics and audiences.
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Ms. Calvo said the series got a warm reception from fans and good reviews on the website Rotten Tomatoes, where it has a 96 percent general audience approval rating.
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President Trump appeared eager to bask in the warm reception of a conservative audience, who spent the conference listening to speakers road-testing messages for his re-election campaign.
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May, given that he is popular with Conservative activists who generally give him a warm reception at party conferences and who largely favor Mr. Johnson's tough stance on Brexit.
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Wenger said he was looking forward to a post-match glass of red wine with Ferguson and he also appreciated the warm reception he was given by the United fans.
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Luckin was met with a warm reception from the markets, with the stock skyrocketing roughly 20% to a greater than $5 billion market cap in its first day of trading.
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But Trump's desire to form a close bond with Putin could lead the president to give his Russian counterpart a warm reception, just like he did with Kim in Singapore.
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Ryan received a warm reception when he opened the night by instructing the delegates that they must adhere to the rules in an effort to keep the convention in order.
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The president received a warm reception from the crowd, and opened his remarks by congratulating the city's NFL team, the New Orleans Saints, on its playoff victory a day earlier.
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Davis had established a tight-knit band, and was enjoying the warm reception to "Kind of Blue," which would go on to become the best-selling album in jazz history.
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Those reactions echoed the warm reception the engaged couple received when in January they visited Brixton, an area that became synonymous with inner city deprivation following race riots in 1981.
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The singer took a moment to thank her fans via Twitter for the song's warm reception and to explain how she first met the band that everyone can't stop talking about.
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China was keen to get more Xinjiang companies to invest in Kazakhstan and was pleased with the warm reception the ones already in Kazakhstan had received, Zhang was quoted as saying.
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Before the game, the A's played a video tribute to Reddick, and he received a warm reception from fans as he ran onto the field and tipped his cap to them.
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Although this is Square Enix's last scheduled Tomb Raider foray, the trilogy's financial success and Shadow's warm reception at E3 could have the studio considering a move beyond the origin story.
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Sidelined for the evening with what he described as a calf strain, he wore a black sweatshirt and flashed a double thumbs up when the crowd gave him a warm reception.
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The proposal, which received a warm reception from policymakers, explained how the Fed could gradually reduce interventions in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo, and slow its balance sheet expansion.
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The proposal, which received a warm reception from policymakers, explained how the Fed could gradually reduce interventions in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo, and slow its balance sheet expansion.
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Naturally, a book proposing a unified theory of overreach by the military, intelligence, government contractors, big banks, and big tech received a warm reception in left-wing outlets like Salon and CounterPunch.
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At a Heritage Foundation event Thursday, John Yoo, a Berkeley Law professor and scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, got a warm reception from the crowd by cracking about the closeness.
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Elsa/Getty Like any basketball player worth his free throw, Curry has a sneaker contract with Under Armour, releasing shoes that have generally been met with a warm reception from his fans.
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Kenin will be one of five Americans in action to kick off the Labor Day weekend on Friday, all of who can expect a warm reception from the vocal New York crowd.
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For Raonic, who grew up in a Toronto suburb, the match was his first since losing the Wimbledon final to Britain's Andy Murray and he soaked up the warm reception from fans.
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Ahead of a G-20 summit in Germany, Trump will visit Poland on Wednesday, for seemingly no other reason except that he has been promised a warm reception by the Polish government.
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His warm reception from MMA fans was in stark contrast to his appearance at Game 5 of the Major League Baseball World Series between the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros last Sunday.
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Morales, the last member of the "pink tide" of leftist leaders in Latin America during the 1990s and early 2000s, received a warm reception from Mexico's foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, upon arrival.
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So her decision to attend the funeral was not a simple one, and when she returns to her local Protestant church in Fermanagh she cannot be sure of getting such a warm reception.
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Tim Ryan, one of the few Democrats to appear last month at a centrist conference hosted by the think tank Third Way, tested his message with progressives here on Saturday to warm reception.
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Meyerowitz, which Netflix scooped up a couple weeks before the start of Cannes and stars Adam Sandler, Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson among many others, also debuted to a warm reception on Sunday.
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Cruz appeared to regain his footing on Thursday, receiving a warm reception at a rally upstate, although a Monmouth University poll released this week found him in third place, trailing even John Kasich.
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And in 2442, Mayor Edward I. Koch installed the city's first modern protected bike lanes in Midtown Manhattan, only to rip them out shortly afterward because they failed to get a warm reception.
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Best wishes,Harry "He was given an incredibly warm reception in Orlando and he wanted to write a letter to the mayor following the events at the weekend," a royal source confirms to PEOPLE.
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But reform policies should be crafted with proposals that are more practical than the border-adjustment tax that was proposed by the House GOP and is getting an increasingly warm reception within the administration.
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" Refugees Welcome To The Arctic, a charity group that works to provide a warm reception for those entering Norway, posted a video of Tuesday's deportation and called it "a disgraceful day in Norwegian history.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Tonga's bare-chested flag-bearer for their one-man Winter Olympics team was given a warm reception by the crowd in sub-zero temperatures at the Opening Ceremony on Friday.
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Worth noting: It's perhaps not that surprising that Trump is rarely seen around the capital — he received just 4% of the vote in D.C. and there would be no guarantee of a warm reception.
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Before the Astros' 7-2 win, the A's played a video tribute to Reddick, and he received a warm reception from fans as he ran onto the field and tipped his cap to them.
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The Cellar was a punch line on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" and even at the club itself when the comic Ted Alexandro poked fun at the warm reception Louis C.K. had received.
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She received a warm reception yesterday at the Confederation of British Industry, a trade group, from corporate leaders who were relieved by some certainty and repelled by the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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But Gorsuch has spoken publicly about the warm reception he has received from his colleagues, especially Kennedy, whom he clerked for in the 1990s, calling it an "unexpected joy" to serve with him again.
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I have to assume from the warm reception greeting previous outings of Ensemble for the Romantic Century that the problem in this case is just a fluke, a bad fit of subject and method.
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Quentin Tarantino's highly anticipated ninth film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, debuted to a warm reception at its Cannes Film Festival premiere last week, but it has also seen its fair share of controversy.
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Palestinian officials were pleasantly surprised by the White House's warm reception for Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas last week, after worrying over the unpredictable nature of US President Donald Trump, a senior negotiator said Monday.
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Even with lingering negativity, the warm reception Van Ness's coming out received demonstrates just how much the public perception of the diagnosis has changed since the first celebrities told the world they had tested positive.
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Long before the start of Wednesday night's debate between Mr. Cuomo and Ms. Nixon — their first and only before next month's primary — it became obvious that the governor was not in for a warm reception.
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For the first time in 19 months, Maria Sharapova walked on court for a Grand Slam match, this time under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium to a warm reception on a cool Monday night.
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As a veteran of that conflict, it's easy to look at the Post's investigation and its immediate warm reception from the American media and get jaded: Who is surprised that the war is a wash?
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The warm reception he received speaks volumes about the Polish people's high regard for President Trump as a leader in the movement to stop radical Islamic terrorism and to stop terrorists from infiltrating the West.
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Mike Pence's less-than-warm reception When: Friday, November 18th, less than ten days after Donald Trump's election win What play: Hamilton, the record-breaking musical that re-imagines the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Tonga's bare-chested flag-bearer for their one-man Winter Olympics team was given a warm reception by the crowd in sub-zero temperatures at the Opening Ceremony on Friday.
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Instead, he was eager to bask in the warm reception of the conservative audience, who spent the past four days listening to a procession of speakers road-testing messages for Mr. Trump's 2020 re-election campaign.
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The lack of regulation means that standards vary wildly among small-scale breeders, which is how a lamp-wielding surgeon can get turned away by Nicholson while receiving a warm reception from a breeder of German Shepherds.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's warm reception of Khan and a delegation including the army chief and the head of the powerful ISI intelligence service was a welcome relief to a government under increasing economic pressure at home.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Thursday it would "open its door wider" to German businesses, giving a warm reception to visiting Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has wooed Beijing to counterbalance trade threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The 45th president, Donald J. Trump, received a warm reception when he showed up at Liberty National Golf Course to hand the trophy to the United States squad after its 19-11 victory over the International team.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, who received a warm reception from the crowd and a tepid chant of "four more years" as he marched at the front of the parade, called President Trump's response to the rallies inadequate.
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The loan is expected to launch for syndication in January and is likely to get a warm reception from cash rich institutional investors, eager to put new money to work on event-driven financings, the sources said.
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But sequels and franchise plans are often in place well in advance of a movie's release date, so it may be that the lack of franchise chatter doesn't bode well for this particular property, despite its warm reception.
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So with his family in tow, Caputo met with the President and first lady in the Oval Office -- a warm reception that appears a distant cry from Trump's fury at other former aides who participated in the probe.
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AIPAC as an organization has supported most of Trump's moves on the Middle East — it notably lobbied hard against the Iran deal when former President Obama inked it in 2015 — making the warm reception at the conference unsurprising.
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The approach Pompeo outlined Monday also earned a warm reception from Mark Dubowitz, who heads the hawkish Foundation for the Defense of Democracies and was an intense critic of the Iran deal who nonetheless advocated against scrapping it.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte called himself a "humble friend" of the United States on Monday, taking a break from his notorious hostility towards Washington to grant a warm reception to visiting U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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Elsewhere, Myanmar's controversial State Councilor Aung San Suu Kyi recently visited Beijing again to a warm reception, while the Sri Lanka the government announced it had granted a Chinese company a 99-year lease on a newly constructed port.
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Much like Brown after his violent incident with Rihanna, Nas was able to release new music to a warm reception from fans: He dropped Nasir two months after Kelis's accusations and it became his 12th Top 10 album on Billboard.
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As Reddit user Rob_Scot pointed out, things didn't get any more complimentary inside the paper, either: Doesn't look like President Trump will be getting much of a warm reception when he next pays a visit to his Scottish golf course.
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The warm reception continued in June 2018, when the Republican congressman — who has not swayed his stance against gun control — returned to the field where he had been shot the previous year to once again take part in the charity game.
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Carried by the high and still-growing value of recurring revenue, warm reception of SaaS companies new to public markets and (with the exception of the past couple of weeks) generally stable markets overall, public SaaS companies have done well.
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In addition, they usually visit strong allies where they are assured of a warm reception that will make for positive media coverage rather than sitting down with a leader who has compared them to Hitler and has disparaged their policy proposals.
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Before the 2012 contest, Republican Mitt Romney's son Matt visited the capital of Saipan and was treated to a "warm reception," according to a statement from the campaign after it won the vote there with 143 of the 848 ballots cast.
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This show of resilience by the asset class, which was shunned by many portfolio managers in the latter part of 20.7, is now sparking hope that a spate of primary trades in the works would get a warm reception next week.
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Germans spoke of their strong Willkommenskultur, or "Welcome Culture," and German politicians portrayed the warm reception as a moral achievement, a further step toward redefining modern Germany as a benevolent nation that has moved beyond the ignominy of its ultranationalist past.
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The Labour Party leader received a warm reception from party delegates at the end of a fractious few days which were overshadowed by party infighting, a botched coup against deputy leader Tom Watson, and the dramatic events at the Supreme Court.
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A few thousand rain-soaked people marched down Dublin's main thoroughfare of O'Connell Street, a day after Trump's sons received a warm reception from locals in the village that adjoins Trump's golf course 300 km (185 miles) to the west.
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Woods, despite no chance of getting into contention on the final day of the year's first major, was given a warm reception whenever patrons caught a glimpse of the four-times Masters champion navigating the course in his traditional Sunday red.
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The family's idyllic country estate, and the warm reception Chris receives -- including from Rose's mom (Catherine Keener), a therapist who offers to use hypnosis to help him kick his smoking habit -- initially comes across as welcoming, if perhaps trying a bit too hard.
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Manafort told the House Freedom Caucus that the 11-name list of prospective Supreme Court justices that Trump announced Wednesday -- to a warm reception from conservatives -- would not change when the time came to actually nominate new justices for the high court. Rep.
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Melania's speech snafu Later that same night, Trump's wife, Melania, received a warm reception from convention-goers as she stepped into the spotlight to make a public push for her husband in a speech touting the personal side of the real estate mogul.
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The White House has touted what it said was a warm reception for the president Wednesday in both El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, the sites of a pair of mass shootings last weekend that left more than 30 dead and dozens injured.
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In addition to the riches heaped on fast-growing start-ups like Uber, Microsoft can pay a 50 percent premium to buy a weakening but hyped LinkedIn for $26 billion, promise no synergies and still receive a warm reception from the market.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The lives of the world's top golfers revolve around a village much smaller than the facilities in and around Olympic Park, where they received a warm reception in the sport's return to the Olympic program after a 112-year absence.
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By Friday the 61-year old leader was basking in a warm reception from the leaders of world's second-largest economy, while concerned Chinese citizens affectionately nicknamed her 'Aunty May' and worried if her legs were warm enough in the Beijing cold.
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The show had grown to become ABC's second most-watched sitcom after only Modern Family; season six was its best-rated season since its first, and it found a warm reception in syndication, where reruns routinely ranked well on the weekly charts.
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Yousafzai's warm reception over the years by many in the West — she's met with US presidents, and most recently been interviewed by David Letterman on his new Netflix show — is another point of suspicion for some in Pakistan, who claim she is a CIA plant.
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Chandra parlayed his out-of-the-gate success and the similarly warm reception to his 23 collection of short stories, Love and Longing in Bombay, into a day-job career as a creative writing professor, first at George Washington University and then at UC Berkeley.
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Afterwards he will go to Cairo to make a keynote address at the American University in Cairo, then off to the Gulf countries, where he's likely to have a warm reception from the monarchies there who have long feared a strong and assertive Iran.
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With news of the cooperation deal leaking out, it looks more like retaliatory behavior on the part of the prosecutors, who have so far had a very warm reception from Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who never hesitated to throw Manafort in jail without bail.
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Given a warm reception by a sparse crowd at Doha's Khalifa International Stadium as the runners were presented at the start, Semenya bided her time before taking the lead with around 300 metres left and then powered away from the rest of the field.
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It's little wonder, then, that the macabre overtones of the series—whose cult following among hipsters has become something of a cliché, but whose kvlt appeal has heretofore been less examined—found a warm reception among heavy metal musicians, whose tastes traditionally gravitate toward the dark side.
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"When I was writing this script, I didn't know the impact that the film would have on people," says Mu'min of the warm reception of Jinn, which has been lauded for shining a light on young, black, Muslim women, a group underrepresented in entertainment and mainstream media.
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President Donald Trump didn't actually get the historic ratings he bragged about at his first State of the Union speech, but among the people who watched it, he got a warm reception — 75 percent of viewers approved of the speech, according to a CBS News poll.
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More plausibly, Sturgeon's warm reception in Brussels amid the shock of Brexit, highlighted the possibility that British withdrawal from the EU could well be accompanied by special EU arrangements for some of the United Kingdom's constituent parts - not just Scotland but also Northern Ireland and Gibraltar.
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KANDER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE: Former Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander told reporters in New Hampshire that the warm reception he got from a crowd of 600 Democrats at the state party's annual 100 Club Dinner on Saturday "makes me think about" a 2020 presidential run.
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Mr. Gruevski's warm reception in Hungary was therefore "the continuation of something that people outside of Macedonia may have been oblivious to — that Orban was not only the role model for Gruevski for the last couple of years, but was actively helping him," said Ms. Tcherneva.
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Fiorina's own presidential bid was short-lived, but she enjoys a broad popularity in Republican circles, as shown by the warm reception she received at the Indianapolis announcement event, where she did a much better job energizing the crowd than the man who still hopes to be at the top of ticket.
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Despite President Trump's warm reception in Beijing last month during a state visit, the United States government has designated China as a competitor in its new national security strategy and is weighing an expansion of the Foreign Agents and Registration Act to curb propaganda and disinformation from Chinese state media and think tanks.
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The visitor is given a warm reception, and chats with two hosts about a number of topics — the Dortmund ban, how promotion to the Bundesliga has changed Union Berlin fans' relationship with their club — before he is applauded off and replaced by a man who has produced an Eintracht Frankfurt sticker album.
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THE MEYEROWITZ STORIES (NEW AND SELECTED) Dysfunctional families aren't exactly new territory for Noah Baumbach, but this bittersweet and often just plain bitter comedy about three siblings (Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller and Elizabeth Marvel), healing old wounds and dealing with their cantankerous father (Dustin Hoffman), got a warm reception at Cannes in May.
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Although his segment starts with a pleasant walk with his old friend Ariel (Janel Moloney) and ends with a warm reception at Helen's, the intervening scenes are a portrait of a man spiraling downward in the face of accusations of misogyny and misconduct from several minor characters spread across the series's history.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's son-in-law received a warm reception from Senate Republicans who attended the lunchtime meeting in the Senate's historic Mansfield Room. Sen.
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