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The modest changes that Trump articulated mainly involved greater deference to the Pentagon.
"He believes greater deference should be given to White's sworn testimony," a footnote in the report said.
For two and half hours, the senators treated Ashcroft with even greater deference than he had received from the Judiciary Committee.
There is no inconsistency between the two cases or the government's position, because military policies are generally given greater deference by the courts than civilian matters.
But there is little evidence the Queen's words, and the spin placed on them, swayed many voters, even in that earlier age of much greater deference for monarchy.
While the old regime concentrated power in Jakarta and suppressed competing centers of authority, newly democratic Indonesia has allowed far more regional autonomy and greater deference to traditional systems of law.
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Show great deference to committee chairmen.
But he had a great deference to Seymour.
Ms. Kagan repeatedly said she would show "great deference to Congress".
They recognized social rank and gave great deference to theocratic chiefs.
The steward offers his sovereign a handkerchief and, with great deference, hoists him onto his feet.
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