The Gillistans are almost without exception former Hillary Clinton supporters.
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Their stock prices are all, without exception, in the dumps.
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So why are Euros mascots all, without exception, utterly horrifying?
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State media were instructed to use official bulletins "without exception".
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Almost without exception, blasphemy cases in Indonesia end with conviction.
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Without exception, the teens were all staring at their smartphones.
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But he maintains that they are all, without exception, liars.
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The Department of Energy follows federal travel regulations without exception.
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And it is, from start to finish, almost without exception.
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"The regime will take revenge on everyone without exception," he said.
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"No website, without exception, may carry a livestream," the directive said.
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Almost without exception those brazen knock-offs were of Chinese origin.
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"Everyone in this audience, without exception, supports you," said a worker.
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Abortion is illegal in El Salvador under all circumstances, without exception.
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And, without exception, her puzzles are solid and fun to solve.
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Without exception, the Yale fans around us were polite and kind.
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But without exception, the visitors I have encountered say they feel safe.
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"Without exception, I have to get those five things done," he said.
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If they see someone, they go after them, pretty much without exception.
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Without exception, the courts defer to executive branch determinations of national security.
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Electronic armies are owned by everyone, and used by everyone without exception.
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Without exception, they deserve the gratitude of the Senate and the nation.
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Education is the answer to many worldwide problems, this one without exception.
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Electronic armies are owned by everyone, and used by everyone without exception.
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In this place, every day without exception, the rituals have been followed.
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Mr Hoover's successors were without exception much less influential than he had been.
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Almost without exception, targets have been chosen for their vulnerability or cultural symbolism.
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"Almost without exception, dealers were depicted as deplorable and dangerous outlaws," says Bacon.
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He said feedback from around the soccer world had been "positive without exception".
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In North Korea he was depicted, without exception, as strong and in charge.
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The response to the ruling was divided, almost without exception, along partisan lines.
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Almost without exception, I was greeted with a joy I wasn't accustomed to.
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I've listened to them without exception everyday for the past couple months. Damn.
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Saudi Arabia should enact legal reforms to halt all executions of offenders without exception.
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But ask them about their favorite knives and, without exception, their faces light up.
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Almost without exception, those around Hillary Clinton were with her at the State Department.
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And without exception, without question, every one of them was deeply involved in pornography.
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I have met every major world leader in the last 42 years, without exception.
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Going forward, I've asked that every injury be reported directly to me, without exception.
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" If any wrongdoing is proved, he said, "the law will be enforced without exception.
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All of us in healthcare, without exception, play a role in addressing this epidemic.
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"Without exception, every BRAC round for the first three years costs money," he said.
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Last month Delaware became the first state to ban all child marriages, without exception.
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These are people who share a great commitment to China and its people, without exception.
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I've found that, virtually without exception, these people take the specter of technological disruption seriously.
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Without exception, these works focus on the "high profits" to be made in legal pot.
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We craved the truth of Jesus Christ in our lives at every moment, without exception.
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Without exception, though, nobody is pulling out or hesitating to continue [to work with us].
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I once heard her tell a friend that all Everest climbers are, without exception, megalomaniacs.
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Almost without exception in Wilson's work, white and black bodies suggest a deeper, racialized meaning.
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"There's no constitutional right to hire and fire that is without exception," he told me.
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"I am absolutely confident that electric vehicles will occupy every segment without exception," he said.
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Without exception, the story behind your homemade skin scribble is better than the scribble itself.
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Moreover, case law and past precedent of every preceding governor without exception supports the plaintiff's argument.
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But without exception, the state-by-state roll call was a resounding success for the party.
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Without exception, its once-prized homes have all been reduced to basements filled with charred rubble.
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"The Towers of Trebizond," Rose Macaulay This is, without exception, the funniest book I've ever read.
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"I find men here from every State in the Union, without exception," Whitman wrote in 1863.
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Without exception, it is best to keep sharp mammal teeth a safe distance from your fingertips.
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Secretary of Defense Mattis should be present at all meetings between Putin and Trump, without exception.
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Chile is one of only a handful of countries worldwide where abortion is illegal without exception.
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Without exception, every U.S. publishing house urges every writer to have a strong social media presence.
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But say the "T" word and I'm out, without explanation, without exception, without the slightest deliberation.
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Chile was one of only a handful of countries worldwide where abortion was illegal without exception.
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I would say that, almost without exception, they have continued a lifelong commitment to social justice.
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They didn't just preach love for their neighbor — they were living it without exception or qualification.
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Those devices were, without exception, designed first and foremost with something other than microphone performance in mind.
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"We're finding that almost without exception every customer we have is a multi-cloud customer," Shaukat said.
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Almost without exception, FBI employees are outstanding patriots who scrupulously follow the law and should be protected.
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Without exception, everyone has a good time and comes away surprised at how good the teams are.
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Without exception, there was a haphazardly parked luxury car outside each of the open houses I visited.
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The president also announced a 10-percent tariff on aluminum imports from all countries, also without exception.
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" And without exception, every single person that I've approached has said, "Oh my God, this is amazing.
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Chile is currently one of only five countries where abortion is banned in all cases without exception.
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Almost without exception, they felt that Mike Pence should be the G.O.P. presidential candidate, not Donald Trump.
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Despite endless allegations of lawlessness, this administration has implemented every court ruling it has lost without exception.
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Bond ETFs and mutual funds had seen inflows every month this year without exception, totaling $258.5 billion.
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The party's increasingly liberal base will expect him to confront Trump and McConnell aggressively and without exception.
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"Many countries are providing weapons to all parties in the conflict without exception," Salame told the Security Council.
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Pro Way's students are, almost without exception, low-income and people of color, like much of Stone Mountain.
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It may not happen overnight, but it can happen for each and every one of us without exception.
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The most rewarding YouTube upload notification I ever opted into, without exception, is for the Boston Dynamics channel.
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Macau's legislative assembly office said in an email to Reuters that "all legal procedures were followed without exception".
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Specifically, the Trump administration will levy a 25-percent tariff on steel imports from all countries, without exception.
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Since May, Haldane said, data on the consumer had "virtually without exception" bounced back as he had expected.
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Without exception, though, black applicants were assigned to the same beach and were denied entry to the others.
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What sounds like it is only for the technical analysts will without exception still whipsaw every unprepared portfolio.
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It is, without exception, the first thing people commented on when seeing the car for the first time.
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Almost without exception, Justice Scalia behaved as a "court of one" during his nearly 30 years on the bench.
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Our system is without exception the safest in the world, and we'd all like to keep it that way.
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Most perplexing of all is the fact medical bodies, almost without exception, define SM as an exclusively childhood disorder.
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"Without exception, the message of the power and resistance of the Iranian nation was conveyed to them," he said.
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Without exception, all of my reviewer colleagues who are enthusiastic about photography are enthusiastic about Fujifilm's mirrorless camera range.
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"All of these people, without exception, all of them, publish exclusively on Amazon," she said of the book-stuffers.
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"Today's male thriller heroes are, almost without exception, humourless bores," he wrote, who salivate over fancy cars and technology.
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In Ohio, Republican representatives Ron Hood and Nino Vitale introduced a bill that would ban abortions totally, without exception.
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This year, pro-government legislators proposed strengthening Poland's already strict abortion laws by imposing a complete ban, without exception.
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Without exception the five stories that make up this volume, averaging about 40 pages each, feature intimations of mortality.
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When her high school heartthrob asks someone else to prom, she will be — without fail and without exception — devastated.
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There are no known fossil records of the dodo, and, almost without exception, depictions of it are largely considered inaccurate.
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Japanese continue to work long hours because, almost without exception, big companies continue to judge employees by input not output.
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Whether, in other words, the European (agreement) is valid for all member states without exception, or for all except Greece.
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"Every single person, without exception, whether they were sitting down or standing, was looking down at their devices," Kobre recalled.
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Almost without exception, all of the would-be vendors -- many veterans -- supported then-candidate Donald Trump in the 2016 election.
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Almost without exception, those we surveyed said the hardest part of changing majors was explaining the choice to their parents.
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"The E.U. is opposed to capital punishment without exception and has consistently called for its universal abolition," the statement said.
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And the fact of the matter is that everybody who studies this, almost without exception, comes to very similar conclusions.
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Without exception, high-income economies have high levels of urbanisation: urban living, rising energy use and rising incomes go together.
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Without exception they express grave concern for their colleagues and near disbelief that our government is not reacting more vigorously.
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Almost without exception, those who are obsessed with making climate policy "realistic" have the least to lose from climate change.
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I, every person I interviewed, almost without exception, eventually would say, 'You know, I could never really figure him out.
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Almost without exception, when Hi meets a new character, that person recounts his or her own personal history at length.
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But I've had my own dealings with Office of Congressional Ethics and, without exception, found it to be thoughtful and deliberate.
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Former contestants, almost without exception, sell slews of products; sites like DragQueen Merch and Huntees pawn merchandise for hundreds of queens.
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Now they are busy bashing mainstream media errors that were, without exception, caught and corrected by the media sources in question.
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Second, all GOP candidates pivot to the center during a general election, without exception — and Trump does this better than most.
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The data was without exception totally unencrypted, including the wireless password to the network to which the device had been connected.
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Almost without exception energy company 401(k) plans offered at least 10 different investment alternatives to company stock, their plans show.
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The letter said the agreement neglected besieged areas and called for aid to be taken to all such places without exception.
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The president and his advisers have repeatedly maintained that any tariffs will be imposed on imports from all countries without exception.
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Missouri lawmakers passed a bill criminalizing abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, without exception for cases of rape or incest.
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All candidly offered their views on the Middle East and, without exception, all believed that America was secretly allied with Iran.
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But almost without exception, Italian pasta companies use a mix of about 0003 percent Italian and 2000 percent imported durum wheat.
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"As the Prime Minister has always maintained, if any wrongdoing is proven, the law will be enforced without exception," the statement said.
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And in the past — without exception — valuations as high as today's have foreshadowed lousy returns for the next seven to 10 years.
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TVs Will Get Brighter and CheaperImage: APEvery single year, without exception, TVs seem to create a most of the buzz at CES.
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My overwhelming impression from CES 2018 was that headphone companies have, without exception, bid a silent goodbye to the 3.5mm audio plug.
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Chiefs, however, are also accountable for fostering a professional culture in which law and policy are executed faithfully and without exception. 2.
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"In many instances they [sexual allegations] were reported and, almost without exception, the people that they were reported to didn't respond," Sen.
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Almost without exception, they are taking advantage of these tax cuts and the booming economy to reinvest in their businesses and employees.
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People who claim to be friends of the court are now, almost without exception, actually friends of one party in the case.
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Despite their variety, there's one thing that has unified every Christian attraction I've visited: They have all been, without exception, unbelievably boring.
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But without exception, we find the user experience of learning business software to be exactly the opposite: instant friction and delayed gratification.
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"These figures," Sanders says, "show just how much work there is to do before we can say everyone is accepted without exception."
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Instead of allowing that privilege, his colleagues nearly without exception were willing to sacrifice him to demonstrate their moral and ethical purity.
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Some argued that the bill did not go far enough, asserting that it should have prohibited marriage for all minors, without exception.
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If you came from back home and sat in my lobby, I talked to you without exception regardless of the financial contributions.
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Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu also told Pompeo that the rule of law applies to everyone without exception, the source said on Friday.
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Disquietingly, the gazes that fall upon her are almost without exception male, an inevitability that exposes both their projections and her objectification.
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"Without exception," he said, Britain would remain subject to EU budgets, judges and so on — a bitter pill for many Brexit supporters.
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Kasich opted instead to sign SB 127, which restricts abortion to 20 weeks after fertilization without exception for victims of rape or incest.
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And by discussing, I mean pondering over, occasionally pining for, and (always, without exception) lightly stalking our exes across various social media platforms.
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Without exception, after only a few years each casket had failed in some way, most often because of the so-called hermetic seal.
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Each of us, without exception, breaks into a run as we draw close, anxious to see if our own home is still standing.
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In fact, European countries' health-insurance systems are, without exception, simpler than America's, which is a bewildering hodgepodge of private and public systems.
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Law reform to set the legal age for marriage at 18 without exception should be one of the priorities of the new Parliament.
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And virtually without exception, U.S. business leaders shudder at the thought of a trade war with China, Mexico or other key trading partners.
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Still, Ms. Barkan insisted on adding an eighth blessing, praying for all her friends to be able to marry without exception or exclusion.
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Without exception, they increased from 1998 to 2008, a trend that has mostly continued over the past decade, though at a slower pace.
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She added that the NewsGuild hoped the company would broaden the policy and release anyone who had signed a nondisclosure agreement, without exception.
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Without exception, all communications are designed to portray Ring and its products in a positive light that encourages camera purchases and app downloads.
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Oil prices leapt, however, after the State Department said that America would apply sanctions, without exception, on importers of Iranian oil from early November.
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There's still a long way to go until lesbian, gay, bi and trans people are accepted without exception globally, with communities still facing persecution.
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It is time our communities and our country take another step forward and affirm that "We the People" means all of us, without exception.
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It said Modi had stressed to Trump the importance of creating a regional environment free from terror that eschews cross-border terrorism without exception.
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"Every Airman and civilian staff member working in our hospital is expected to operate at the highest level of professionalism, without exception," he said.
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People who use weapons, legally or illegally purchased, to terrify spouses, romantic partners, or children should -- without exception -- receive increased scrutiny from law enforcement.
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"I am convinced that, without exception, all the recommendations presented by the Venice Commission will be taken into account," Petrenko said at a briefing.
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Without exception, the moms I met came to the U.S. with their children to escape horrific violence, almost invariably at the hands of men.
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For Garcia, who was undocumented until a stepfather adopted him at 16, the most important thing is simply to contest all deportations, without exception.
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The subjects vary, but almost without exception the stories are quirky yet resonant, emotional and relatable, with a sweet (or occasionally slightly bittersweet) payoff.
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"If you came from back home and sat in my lobby, I talked to you without exception regardless of the financial contributions," he said.
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The volunteer also told the woman that abortionists were, without exception, heartless and unethical and were "just trying to make a buck" off unwanted pregnancies.
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Without exception since World War II, the party in control of the presidency has retained it in the next election when the economy is strong.
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"Be a yogi that dares to care about the happiness and freedom of all beings without exception," one of the teachers says to those assembled.
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The executive order was issued without exception, regardless of visa or green card status, and irrespective of the circumstances of the individual or family impacted.
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If I fail a drug test or I fail to comply with the whereabouts forms, I as an athlete am subject to penalties without exception.
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Apparently they needed to download all of Three 6 Mafia's discography because every single piece of paper is a Three 6 Mafia song, without exception.
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In Chile, which until last year banned abortion without exception, an all-volunteer safe abortion hotline coaches women on how to use the drug correctly.
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Both the Sikh Coalition and the Sikh American Veterans Alliance (SAVA) have called on the US military to allow religious minorities to serve without exception.
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I have my regular meetings that I try to go to each week, plus my home group that I go to every week without exception.
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We have zero tolerance for any type of inappropriate behavior, and we are committed to making Forever 21 a safe space for all employees, without exception.
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Almost without exception you'll fly to a little arena — some ruins or a base of some kind — and are immediately alerted of enemies in the area.
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It stated that the players were united "without exception" in their "opposition to the decision taken by the FFF to exclude Nicolas Anelka from the squad".
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"We apply the law without exception… That's what's called the separation of powers," Mr Biden told a Turkish reporter who suggested America was sheltering Mr Gulen.
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Private insurers do so instead, but the government binds their hands, for example by requiring them to pay for six broad categories of drugs, without exception.
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"Almost without exception the dogs were 99 percent European," he said, meaning their ancestors were dogs on European ships that came to Pacific islands ages ago.
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Those who argue this must support all evidence involving the president being given, without exception, to Congress, to make a fair and reasoned decision about impeachment.
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My first call was to the Westchester Department of Health, which informed me that quarantine meant staying inside, all day, without exception, unless seeking medical treatment.
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He said the unity government would "run all institutions without exception," including all border crossings with Israel and in Rafah, Gaza's only access point with Egypt.
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When I first visited Chile, in 2008, it was one of a handful of countries in the world that banned abortion in all cases, without exception.
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The foundation to achievement and fulfillment, almost without exception, requires that you hone a useful craft and then apply it to things that people care about.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.) and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee have adopted a policy of backing the party's incumbents without exception.
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"As the Prime Minister has always maintained, if any wrongdoing is proven, the law will be enforced without exception," Najib's spokesman Tengku Sariffuddin said in a statement.
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"All the pilots who return to work will be welcomed, but all, without exception, will be subject to disciplinary processes," Efromovich, Avianca's majority shareholder, told Blu Radio.
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It's nothing fancy, and I couldn't tell you the brand, but I can say that I spend at least 20-30 minutes in there everyday without exception.
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That Halliday is treated, without exception, as a figure deserving of admiration and awe and not as the villain of this story remains its biggest plot hole.
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Yet it's difficult to forgive Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel, who, without exception, in his public comments and press appearances on the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Porn, she explained, shows viewers not just a cornucopia of diverse sex acts, but the full range of human shapes, sizes, and colors—almost literally without exception.
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It would therefore be a good moment for the Boy Scouts of America to take the opportunity to end anti-gay discrimination within its organization, without exception.
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" The statement from Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and other members of House Democratic leadership said anti-Semitism had to be called out "without exception.
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Without exception, employers that participate in the program will be required to pay 100 percent of the back wages due for the violations they seek to resolve.
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Similarly, there is no question that data show Sanders outperforms Clinton against every GOP opponent and outperforms every Republican candidate, without exception, in general election match-ups.
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But the tax plan has been brought up almost without exception in a positive way by not just the CEOs, but by leaders from other countries even.
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Without exception, picking up ingredients involves shooting the shit with Neilson, tasting some of his latest concoctions, and petting Buster, the golden retriever after whom the cider's named.
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The GOP platform currently calls for a "human life amendment" to the Constitution that would not only ban abortion without exception but also ban certain forms of contraception.
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Because spacecraft are almost without exception power-starved systems, having more watts to use or store for the orbital equivalent of a rainy day would certainly be welcome.
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Without exception, nudity has been reserved for the hosts, whose humanity (whatever that word means) we're supposed to feel conflicted about more and more as the show continues.
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"Almost without exception, every reef we flew across showed consistently high levels of bleaching, from the reef slope right up onto the top of the reef," Hughes said.
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Flake had threatened to block Trump's circuit court picks without exception in order "to force a vote" on legislation in the Senate to limit Trump's protectionist trade policies.
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Since Carter announced his decision late last year to open all combat jobs to women without exception, special operations forces have been of particular concern to some lawmakers.
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She also shared a notice from city officials in Hongjiang, in Hunan province, which states that pets in public areas or unattended animals would be killed without exception.
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Retail shares were down nearly without exception on Monday afternoon, with retailers comprising 14 of the 15 biggest money-losing stocks on the S&P 500 stock index.
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" She later apologized after Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and other members of House Democratic leadership said anti-Semitism had to be called out "without exception.
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When she was asked to review WASH in 22019 rural healthcare facilities this past year, without exception, every hospital and clinic went through periods of having no water.
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I urge Congress to reverse the trend, reject spending billions more on endless immigration enforcement and instead act on the faithful call to love our neighbors, without exception.
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But each of us, whether we are a parent, teacher, police officer, or presidential adviser, needs to do three things, without exception, before sharing a story on social media.
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"People who fail to accumulate money, without exception, have the habit of reaching decisions, if at all, very slowly, and of changing these decisions quickly and often," wrote Hill.
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Almost without exception, Purdue has met every legal challenge with an out-of-court settlement that sealed or returned the collected evidence and prevented the public spectacle of a trial.
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The homeowners do the dirty work themselves, and though there are moments of low-level drama, they come out of the month-long process happy and de-stressed without exception.
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"All those who knew Sir Edward Heath or worked with him are, without exception, convinced that the allegations of child abuse will all be found to be groundless," they said.
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"Cuba has never, nor would it ever, allow that the Cuban territory be used for any action against accredited diplomatic agents or their families, without exception," the Cuban government said.
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They're for abortion rights without exception and for public funding of abortion, a maximalist stance that thrills pro-choice activists but is nowhere near the muddled middle on the issue.
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Since adopting its explicit and symmetric 2 percent inflation target in 2012, the Fed has routinely undershot it, almost without exception, citing transitory factors as the cause year-after-year.
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Almost without exception, however, congressional Republicans have stood by Mr. Trump, solidarity that, if it held, would guarantee acquittal in any Senate trial that might follow impeachment by the House.
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They say the law must be revisited to make all non-consensual sex a crime, without exception, as it is in other developed countries such as Britain, Germany and Canada.
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Alabama passed one of the most frightening anti-abortion laws in recent months, banning the procedure without exception in what many believe to be an intentional challenge to Roe v.
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In 2013, a scientific study modeled the expected levels of development across Wyoming, based on the assumption that the state's core area plan would be implemented rigorously and without exception.
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"Almost without exception, every reef we flew across showed consistently high levels of bleaching, from the reef slope right up onto the top of the reef," Hughes said in a statement.
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A few weeks later, another indignity — President Barack Obama, who has almost without exception stayed out of nonlocal Democratic primaries since leaving the White House, weighed in with a rare endorsement.
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That this level of formality is hardly matched by the clientele milling about on a recent Saturday afternoon, almost without exception in gym clothes or flip-flops, is of no import.
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Whenever you go to the hospital for an operation — a hip replacement, an ACL repair, heart surgery — almost without exception, doctors will give you a dose of antibiotics to prevent infection.
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" It added: "There is a longstanding commitment, and a directive from the Israeli government, not to engage in any intelligence operations in the U.S. This directive is strictly enforced without exception.
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And, every single Republican candidate in the current presidential race touts an anti-choice ideology as well as the belief that women should pay for birth control out of pocket, without exception.
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Without exception, every one of these agents has told the government that Sater was an exemplary cooperator who worked diligently to further the aims of the missions to which he was assigned.
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You need leaders Without exception, the serious breakthroughs in Arab-Israeli negotiations post-1967 occurred because there were leaders who were more masters of their politics and ideologies than prisoners of them.
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AND IT'S NOT JUST LARGE OR SMALL OR MEDIUM CUSTOMERS AND NOT JUST THIS PRODUCT OR THAT PRODUCT, IT'S EVERY PRODUCT, EVERY CUSTOMER, EVERY REGION, ALMOST WITHOUT EXCEPTION GROWING AT DOUBLE DIGITS.
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Still, almost without exception, the key threats he identified -- North Korea and Iran -- will require, whether he likes it or not, the abandonment of America First in favor of cooperation with others.
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He wants a country where everyone succumbs to his make-believe, a nation where everyone, without exception, would pound the sidewalk in inconsolable grief if he had the extraordinary temerity to die.
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"Cuba has never, nor would it ever, allow that the Cuban territory be used for any action against accredited diplomatic agents or their families, without exception," the officials said in a statement.
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"We therefore wish to see justice prevail, and that all those who are guilty of doping offenses be punished without exception, while all those who are innocent be spared punishment," he said.
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The majority of Paris parties are emerging economies and, almost without exception, they have submitted NDCs that would allow them to continue increasing their emissions through 2030 (albeit more slowly than baseline).
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While presidents have used their power dozens of times to keep out certain groups of foreigners under the 1952 law, no president has ever barred an entire nationality of immigrants without exception.
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Few people know the difference between dry and dehydrated skin, and almost without exception will over treat their skin, especially when it's oily, believing that more is more, rather than less is more.
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Having spent some time working for nonprofits over the course of my career, I can tell you that generous funders are without exception the kindest, smartest, most perceptive people you will ever meet.
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Today's NBA stars, without exception, credit Kobe with profoundly influencing their careers, but it's difficult to see what long-term impact he's made on basketball as it is played at the highest level.
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It sends the message that torture is an option that some officials may nobly choose not to exercise, instead of a hard line that law and morality forbid in all cases without exception.
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Amico said that the legislation that bans all abortions without exception once a fetus has a detectable heartbeat will only make efforts to expand health care across across the state even more difficult.
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Without exception, the Democratic senators maintained a tone of civility, even when Judge Brett Kavanaugh belligerently hurled back questions instead of answering them, while a Republican, Lindsey Graham, pumped the room with hysteria.
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Senator Patrick Leahy, the veteran Vermont Democrat and chairman of the Judiciary Committee at the time, applied the policy without exception, meaning that a single withheld blue slip would torpedo a judicial nomination.
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"Without exception, they all loved the technical challenge of designing underwear to fit a multitude of shapes, and the possibilities underwear design offers for drawing on tradition and innovation," she tells The Creators Project.
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Incomes have tripled and the spotless capital, where one in five Bhutanese now lives, buzzes with new cars and new buildings that are, without exception, painstakingly adorned with mythical symbols to ward off evil.
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Without exception, all Turkish governments supported by the MHP have collapsed in grave crises, including civil war-like fighting on the streets in 6900 and 2628, and Turkey's worst economic crisis in 28503-22019.
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A Republican state lawmaker in Texas has reintroduced a bill that would criminalize abortion without exception, making it possible for women to be convicted of homicide and sentenced to death for having the procedure.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The governor of New Jersey declined to sign a measure into law on Thursday that would have made the U.S. state the first to ban child marriage without exception.
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We also know that despite the fact that violence against women and girls occurs in every single conflict and disaster without exception, gender-based violence programs only receive 0.5 percent of all humanitarian funding.
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He might not have found any evidence that anyone broke the law, but he did find that almost without exception, everyone involved in the bidding process at some point transgressed the spirit of it.
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In other words, Fulton could be the next big blow in the fight between religious conservatives who seek broad legal exemptions, and laws seeking to ban conduct such as anti-LGBTQ discrimination without exception.
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Church was the place where everyone was welcome without exception, where there wasn't a distinction between the "cool" and "uncool" kids, and where I was taught that God made me in God's own image.
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"What this decision definitively does is take Chile once and for all off the embarrassing list of countries that still criminalize abortion without exception," said Ana Piquer, the executive director of Amnesty International Chile.
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"Their picks, without exception, were Obama/Clinton loyalists not at all supportive of President Trump's foreign policy agenda," Lacey emailed, adding that "all of these detailees have tried to stay on" in the team.
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The establishment members of the Democratic Party, almost without exception, support former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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And subjects were clearly unaware of having been manipulated by the hypothetical question, as without exception they denied that their preferences or their behavior were influenced by the hypothetical question in subsequent in-depth interviews.
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" But some of these accounts omitted or played down what he said next: "If you came from back home and sat in my lobby, I talked to you without exception, regardless of the financial contributions.
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And almost without exception, what they mostly do is demonstrate that conjuring true holiday magic is a whole lot harder than it looks, providing an incentive to go back and re-watch the old ones.
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El Salvador, with 6.4 million residents, is one of three Latin American countries that outlaw abortion without exception, even in cases of rape, incest, a severely deformed fetus or when a woman's life is in danger.
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Almost without exception, the Olympics wind up being an eleventh-hour production, and the panicked expectations about the first South American Games may even help boost the narrative of a turnaround once the spectacle has started.
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We could have told you that it will be colder now than it was in July almost without exception because we have thousands and thousands and thousands of years of data that happens to be cyclical.
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And without exception, what the league does best is contain and control its overwhelmingly black players' workforce (70%) and at nearly every turn erase the humanity, identity, culture and even the full citizenship of those men.
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" In a statement Thursday, the Cuban Foreign Ministry said that "Cuba has never allowed or will it allow the Cuban territory to be used for any action against accredited diplomatic officials or their families, without exception.
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Regardless, interest for this coming January remains high because every down January on the S&P since 1950, without exception, preceded a new or extended bear market, a flat market, or at least a 10 percent correction.
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The central bank in the capital, which has ordered 1 billion dinars printed in Britain, said a consignment of 112 million dinars that landed on Wednesday would be delivered to "banks in all Libyan cities, without exception".
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Both the overt foreign aid officers of USAID and the more subtle facilitators of foreign aid in the U.S. military are almost without exception hard-working, patriotic Americans intent on doing what is best for their country.
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" Chad Griffin, president of HRC: "Whether you're a Democratic governor or a Republican governor, virtually without exception, goal No. 1 is to keep jobs in your state and to attract new jobs that you don't currently have.
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"I think what you're seeing is the desire of Olympic athletes to uphold the values of the Olympic Games without exception," Adam Nelson, an American shot-putter and activist for athletes' rights, said in an email Monday.
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Nearly 90 years ago, in ''A Room of One's Own,'' Virginia Woolf lamented that women in fiction, ''almost without exception,'' were shown in relation to men: ''And how small a part of a woman's life is that.
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The measure banning marriage under age 183 without exception was approved by both legislative houses, and the state governor is expected to sign it into law as early as this week, a governor's spokesman said on Monday.
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But, Mr. President, unlike the American Marshall Plan, this will not be a matter of paying according to the number of inhabitants on the continent, nor of swelling the coffers of every African nation state without exception.
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CNN Key Races: Strong fundraising shifts several House races in Democrats' favor The third are the "blue-collar blues": mostly blue-collar, non-urban seats in blue states, where Trump almost without exception improved on Romney's performance.
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"I don't want to be too forward-leaning in predicting an agreement, but it seems to me, without exception, everyone would like to," Mr. McConnell told reporters in between meetings with congressional leadership and White House officials.
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"They all, almost without exception, were either the daughters of artist fathers, or, generally later, in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, had a close personal connection with a stronger or more dominant male artistic personality," Nochlin wrote.
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"We are ready to immediately send our military experts and diplomats to Geneva to agree with American colleagues," Lavrov said, adding that Moscow and Washington were now in agreement that "all militants without exception" would leave eastern Aleppo.
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As they have since the first NPC convened in 1954, delegates stay heroically awake as turgid speakers drone on; they applaud enthusiastically on cue; and they approve, without exception, the laws, budgets and government reports put before them.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A measure to ban child marriage could become law this week in New Jersey, which would become the first of the 50 states in America to outlaw the practice without exception, activists say.
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I have always sought to provide the best clinical care to every study participant without exception, and I am very sorry to learn that the study participant referred to in the article did not share the same experience.
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In the 240 years until 21, over 2800 private claims have been brought against tobacco companies in state courts across the US. Almost without exception, each has been shot down in flames by the tobacco industry's litigation squads.
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Without exception these critics did not want to be identified by name because they did not want to engage in a public spat with the Sanders campaign and in particular his legions of combative defenders on social media.
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She abuses, without exception, every person who passes along her queue, while seeming not to address any single one of them: We are no longer individuals; we are a herd enduring the drover's lash, heads down and silent.
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The Democratic governor of Louisiana John Bel Edwards enacted a law on Thursday banning abortions as early as 6 weeks into pregnancy without exception for rape or incest, making it the fifth state to sign such legislation, AP reports.
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Companies like Kodak have already made it clear that they will continue to cover birth control without exception and the time is now to get other large employers on board and to send a very clear signal to lawmakers.
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Don't they feel even a little gratitude to the officers who — from what we know so far, without exception — acted in an entirely professional manner to protect them from any harm and to keep order under very tense circumstances?
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Without exception, the Swiss bands and musicians I spoke to for this article cited these Zurich progressive thrash legends as their main influence, despite Coroner receiving relatively little interest outside of Switzerland during their heyday in the late 20173s.
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"All championships, of all categories without exception, are suspended, as well as all activities of the Rugby Schools in order to effectively combat the spread of COVID-19," French Rugby President Bernard Laporte said in a statement https://www.ffr.
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"Whether you're a Democratic governor or a Republican governor, virtually without exception, goal No. 1 is to keep jobs in your state and to attract new jobs that you don't currently have," Human Rights Campaign president Chad Griffin previously told me.
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"The lawmakers in Germany's lower house of parliament are freely elected without exception and the accusations and statements which have been made by the Turkish side are incomprehensible," Merkel told a joint news conference with Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev in Berlin.
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At one point, Edward Lacey, who was then the office's deputy director, said Ms. Nowrouzzadeh was among career civil servants who "without exception, were Obama/Clinton loyalists not at all supportive of President Trump's foreign policy agenda," according to the report.
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"I've been to a lot of these meetings over the years — and I don't want to be too forward-leaning in predicting an agreement, but it seems to me without exception everyone would like to [make one]," McConnell said Tuesday.
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In fact, all the policies adopted by US imperialism were, without exception, related to its aggressive design to convert South Korea into a colonial military base and use it as a stepping-stone for the conquest of the whole of Korea.
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"The Ministry categorically emphasizes that Cuba has never, nor would it ever, allow that the Cuban territory be used for any action against accredited diplomatic agents or their families, without exception," the ministry said in a statement earlier this month.
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"I will put forward my candidacy for the post of president of the Russian Federation," Putin said, in answer to a question from a factory worker who told the Russian leader that "everyone without exception" in the hall supported him.
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From my time with the excellent Pixel 2, I firmly believe that the Pixel 2 XL would be the best phone on the market — without exception — if it just had the sort of adequate screen that the Pixel XL of yesteryear had.
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South Korea Creative Economy launch South Korea Creative Economy launch Not everyone seems to like the current president, Park Geun-hye, but, without exception, everyone has "give credit" to the way she has been driving quite a revolution via her "creative economy" plan.
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"For nearly 170 years, repeatedly and without exception, this Court has relied on the plain meaning of 'offence' and principles of federalism to recognize that state and federal offenses are not the 'same,'" the government said in its brief for the court.
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"Patients come into the clinic who I haven't seen before, and almost without exception, if they haven't had a HIV test, I tell them, I'm going to do a HIV test because I think you should have a HIV test," Simon said.
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She is joining a branch of the Army that had long been considered the last bastion of traditionally male combat roles, and with the move, the Army has crossed another barrier in its promise to consider women for all roles without exception.
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"We spent, without exception and without any possibility of contradiction, more money on noncasino attractions in Wynn Palace than has ever been spent on any facility of that sort on the planet Earth," Wynn boasted last month during the company's second-quarter earnings call.
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Meanwhile — and in response to Trump's escalating trade war with the world, which has seen him impose sweeping tariffs on all foreign steel and aluminum exports without exception for close trading partners Mexico, Canada and the European Union — China and Europe have grown closer.
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However the fact that everyone, without exception, was forced to abandon their usual comfort zone of what they were accustomed to playing—and to exchange and find an accommodation with musicians that they didn't know—created an energy and creative tension that was very unique.
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"I think it's almost true without exception if you want to win a Nobel Prize, you should have a long attention span, get hold of some deep and important problem and stay with it for 10 years," he told The Times Magazine in 2009.
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"In promulgating a replacement rule, EPA must respect this distinction and return to its historic practice of issuing guideline documents that guide states in their state plans, rather than proscribe the exact limits sources must meet without exception," wrote the American Public Power Association.
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Companies like Kodak have already made it clear that they will continue to cover birth control without exception and the time is now to get other large employers on board and to send a very clear signal to lawmakers up and down the chain.
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"Whether you're a Democratic governor or a Republican governor, virtually without exception, goal No. 1 is to keep jobs in your state and to attract new jobs that you don't currently have," Chad Griffin, president of the LGBTQ rights group HRC, previously told me.
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Women flocked to the streets of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo to protest against a proposed constitutional amendment to make abortion illegal without exception in Brazil (abortion is allowed in instances of rape, when the mother's life is in danger and in other limited cases).
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Without exception, every researcher in this field that I've spoken to has been acutely aware of these divergent paths and claims to be working toward a decentralized model—for many reasons, including the chief one that a decentralized and open platform will be richer and more robust.
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"Without exception these calls by the Premier will be implemented by the PBOC almost immediately, so we expect the PBOC to announce a targeted RRR cut in the next few days, possibly before or over the coming weekend," said Lu Ting, chief China economist at Nomura.
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But without exception, the rivals also seemed to anticipate Mr. Trump's acquittal in the Republican-controlled Senate; when asked how they would persuade the country to support Mr. Trump's ouster, the leading Democrats all explained instead how they would approach the task of defeating him in November.
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Even UN Ambassador Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE said that victims deserve to be heard without exception for her boss President Trump.
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"Their picks" — meaning who was chosen to work in the office during the Obama administration — "without exception, were Obama/Clinton loyalists not at all supportive of President Trump's foreign policy agenda," Lacey emailed, adding that "all of these detailees have tried to stay on" the team.
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"Whether you're a Democratic governor or a Republican governor, virtually without exception, goal No. 1 is to keep jobs in your state and to attract new jobs that you don't currently have," Chad Griffin, president of the LGBTQ rights group Human Rights Campaign (HRC), previously told me.
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"While we still seek a permanent policy change that enables all religious minorities to freely serve without exception, we are pleased with the progress that this new policy represents for religious tolerance and diversity by our nation's largest employer," Harsimran Kaur, the coalition's legal director, said in a statement.
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"The saddest thing that I hear, almost without exception, from people all over the world is that family, friends and acquaintances desert them," said Sandblom, who runs a weekly online support group for Dementia Alliance International, an organization for people with dementia that he co-founded in January 2014.
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Saudi Arabia has "fulfilled its duty for the sake of Allah and welcomed the guests of Allah without exception and provided them with all the services needed to perform their haj ritual with ease, comfort, security and tranquillity," the 83-year-old monarch said in a televised speech.
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" Added Benchmark partner Matt Cohler, an early Facebook employee and close friend of Chan and Zuckerberg's: "Mark, over the history of at least the last 2120 years, has just made almost without exception an extraordinary series of decisions over and over and over again and just exercised incredible judgment.
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Whether quiet (like that "going"/"Boeing" matchup from "Company") or showy ("personable"/"coercin' a bull," from the same show), the pairings almost without exception scan perfectly and, beyond that, highlight meaningful connections between sounds instead of an over-clever Lorenz Hart-like coupling that amounts to a shotgun wedding.
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What put the final nail in the coffin, from my point of view, was when I learned from questioning [South Vietnamese] general officers that almost without exception their sons were in school in France, Switzerland, or the U.S. If they weren't going to fight for South Vietnam, who was?
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"He's picking up more labor endorsements because the national unions, almost without exception, have not made endorsements, which implicitly or explicitly sets the local and regional unions free," said David Kusnet, a former speechwriter for Bill Clinton who co-authored a book with an ex-AFL-CIO president.
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That sense of racial solidarity is not without exception, especially when he sees a political opportunity or wants to deflect from his own racist history: During that same campaign, he highlighted the Clinton campaign's use of race as a wedge issue against Barack Obama in the 2008 primaries.
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Here are Google searches from the past few months: For this story, I talked to wonks and political activists who are working on the GND, and without exception, they expressed surprise at the speed and intensity with which both media attention and activist energy have centered on it.
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For players like Johnson, who have succeeded without exception throughout their young careers—he was a McDonald's All-American and four-time state champion in high school, and the best player on Arizona's Pac-12 championship team—learning how to struggle is the toughest pill to swallow in the NBA.
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"Every American has sympathy for the innocent person who is looking to come to America for a better life, but the process must without exception prioritize America's national security first," Mr. Zeldin, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee who represents parts of Long Island, said in a statement.
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It's extraordinary, the writing seems to say, this compelling need to rationalize the trade-offs, endure the intermingling of contradictory emotions—admiration, dislike, desire, distrust, stimulation and boredom, exile and ease—none of which will ever separate out; and all because of the blind hunger to mate that, without exception, characterizes animal life.
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"Without exception these calls by the Premier will be implemented by the (People's Bank of China) almost immediately, so we expect the PBOC to announce a targeted RRR cut in the next few days, possibly before or over the coming weekend," Ting Lu, chief China economist at Nomura, said in a note Thursday.
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These are all wonderful women with a great deal to contribute to uniting and mobilizing our people and dramatizing the fact that every man and woman in our nation, literally without exception, can take actions in their daily lives that make them patriot soldiers in the war to defeat the pandemic plague.
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Virtually without exception, every city booming in the new economy faces frustration over the fact that while they are importing large numbers of college graduates, they have not proven capable of providing their own largely minority kids from low-income communities with the skills to compete for the jobs they are creating.
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Every Syrian refugee I have spoken to on this visit, without exception, talked of their desire to return home when the war is over and it is safe for them to do so – not with resignation, but with the light in their eyes of people dreaming of being reunited with the country that they love.
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There's nothing bad per se, but I always have a few gripes: If you're looking for a modular, do-it-all 25 liter backpack that can expand to 30 liters (plus another 10 liters if you remove and carry the Verge Case camera bag separately) then I can recommend Boundary without exception for the Kickstarter price of $189.
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With the honor of the party of Lincoln on life support, every Republican member of the House and Senate should — without exception — clearly and unequivocally condemn the betrayal caused by the rogue policy leading to war crimes against the Kurds and the un-American notion that any president should ask any foreign leader to attack any political opponent.
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" Josefina Vidal Ferreiro, the director general of the ministry's US division, said, "the Government of Cuba has no responsibility for the alleged acts and is seriously and rigorously complying with its obligations under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961, as regards the protection of the integrity of diplomatic agents accredited in the country and their families, without exception.
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Those who take part in the education reform movement — a staggeringly wide range of individuals, from young people who join Teach for America to principals of innovative charter schools and officials of philanthropic foundations — are without exception malign and corrupt, while those on the other side, who have what Ravitch deems a "genuine connection to education," are pure and selfless.
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In her poem "Utopia," she writes of an "Island where all becomes clear," where "Unshakable Confidence towers over the valley," and where "The Tree of Understanding, dazzlingly straight and simple, / sprouts by the spring called Now I Get It." And yet: For all its charms, the island is uninhabited, and the faint footprints scattered on its beaches turn without exception to the sea.
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He said the EU would not grant tariff-free access to the internal market for UK goods and services if Britain did not accept free movement of workers from within the EU. "There will be no access to the internal market for those who do not accept the rules - without exception or nuance - that make up the very nature of the internal market system," Juncker said.
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Without exception, every study that sought to identify the most affordable clean electricity system without artificially constraining available technology options reached the same conclusion: It was much cheaper to include so-called firm low-carbon technologies such as nuclear, carbon capture, or reliable but often overlooked renewables like geothermal or hydro dams with large reservoirs, than it would be to build a clean energy system without them.
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But without exception, today's infernos of human suffering are places where a state is abusing its residents with no consequences, like Myanmar, where more than half a million members of the Rohingya minority have been killed or forced to flee; or where the prize of who will be sovereign is so hard fought for that civilian lives are no object, as in Yemen and South Sudan.
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Last year he won about one-fifth or less of the minority vote in each of these 183 states except Florida (where he won about one-fourth), and Texas, Colorado, Arizona and Nevada (where exit polls put him around 218%.) In the states where Trump was weakest with minority voters, his current approval rating among them almost without exception runs only a point or two above or below his vote with them.
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Kanye West and Justin Bieber and Zayn all have teams of stylists and designers working on their stuff, and almost without exception, every single person who works in fashion under the age of 35 was a weird little unpopular metal or punk kid at school who got picked on loads—that's why they dedicated their lives to getting out of their boring home towns and doing cool, fun, creative stuff to get over the horrific experience that school was for them.
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But back to Marine Le Pen, the presidential candidate much-maligned by the left: daring to say "no" to the argument that France, today, as a whole and without exception, should branded an accomplice to the murder of thousands of Jews — that the shifting acquiescence of a murky alliance of psychopaths, cowards, the morally-indifferent, the politically opportunistic, the absolutely terrified and the deeply confused, all operating under the occupation of one of history's most savage regimes — translates into a wholesale moral failure on the part of the entire nation, is a bold and honest move.
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