Thesaurus / refuse
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The ruling itself won’t matter too much—the US can appeal it, and because the US is refusing to appoint new members to the WTO’s appellate board, the end result is legal limbo.
CHINA IS WINNING THE TRADE WARTIM FERNHOLZSEPTEMBER 15, 2020QUARTZHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi said earlier this month that Democrats refuse to go below $2 trillion.
CONGRESS LIKELY TO AX SECOND ROUND OF STIMULUS CHECKS, ACCORDING TO GOLDMAN SACHS FORECASTLANCE LAMBERTSEPTEMBER 8, 2020FORTUNESome customers refuse to dine altogether if they can’t be seated outside.
PICK YOUR POISONNICK MANCALL-BITELSEPTEMBER 3, 2020EATERSo, in 2017, Coel walked away from a $1 million offer by Netflix to buy the rights to I May Destroy You after the streaming giant refused to include copyright royalties in the deal.
HOW MICHAELA COEL TELLS AWKWARD TRUTHSEROMO EGBEJULEAUGUST 30, 2020OZYWhat we can say about younger audiences is that they refuse to define themselves by any media brand.
‘NOT ENOUGH MONEY TO GO AROUND’: US DIGITAL-MEDIA PUBLISHERS CURB INTERNATIONAL EXPANSIONLUCINDA SOUTHERNAUGUST 26, 2020DIGIDAYIn some cases, residents ended up in court after the housing authority refused to accept payments that fell short of the total amount owed.
SHE WAS SUED OVER RENT SHE DIDN’T OWE. IT TOOK SEVEN COURT DATES TO PROVE SHE WAS RIGHT.BY DANIELLE OHL, CAPITAL GAZETTE, AND TALIA BUFORD AND BEENA RAGHAVENDRAN, PROPUBLICAAUGUST 25, 2020PROPUBLICAThe biggest opposition is brewing in response to how dismissive Lukashenko has been about the coronavirus pandemic, refusing to take protective action, says David Marples, a history professor at the University of Alberta and an expert on Belarus.
COULD SHE UPSET BELARUS’ DICTATOR?PALLABI MUNSIAUGUST 5, 2020OZYAt one point the former Soviet Union announced it was withdrawing from the WHO and refused to pay its membership fees for several years.
EXPLAINER: WHAT DONALD TRUMP’S FUNDING CUTS TO WHO MEAN FOR THE WORLDLGBTQ-EDITORAPRIL 15, 2020NO STRAIGHT NEWSHe argues that the American economy has failed most Americans, and that the American political class has failed them again by refusing to focus on the underlying fault lines in the economy.
WHY IS THIS MAN RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT? (EP. 362 UPDATE)STEPHEN J. DUBNERDECEMBER 19, 2019FREAKONOMICSShe was Princess Belle in the most recent movie, and she refused to wear a corset.
DOES HOLLYWOOD STILL HAVE A PRINCESS PROBLEM? (EP. 394)STEPHEN J. DUBNEROCTOBER 24, 2019FREAKONOMICSWORDS RELATED TO REFUSE
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