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Along with industry rivals, Mr. Dimon has long countered that trades booked offshore should be exempt, arguing that such demands would hamper the nation's banks in competing abroad.

When there is worry about creating jobs, it's reassuring for customers to know their purchases are helping sustain jobs in the U.S". Amazon has long countered criticism of its impact on SMBs by highlighting its positive impact.

Publishers have long countered used-book sales by churning out new editions every couple of years.

Broadcasters and their supporters in Congress have long countered that playing music on the radio provides musicians with free promotion, and that a new fee could hurt the smallest stations the most.

I've long countered the seeming majority complaints about how Congress operates by suggesting that what's really surprising is how well it runs, given the ego, inflexibility and limited attention spans of many of our elected officials.

City officials had long countered that Talley's lawsuit lacked merit, noting that she did not mention discriminatory treatment before her termination or in her formal resignation letter, despite her familiarity with the city's procedures for reporting allegations of mistreatment.

Zoe has long had to counter allegations that she promotes unnatural thinness.

Mr. Masur, for his part, has long tried to counter the idea that Mendelssohn's music lacks depth, an idea that was first promulgated in the 19th century by Wagner, who wrote a vitriolic anti-Semitic treatise stating that Mendelssohn's Jewish heritage had prevented him from writing great music.

The most recent update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which was published in 2017, contains an important revision, stipulating that gender nonconformity should not be categorized as a mental disorder — a stigma that the trans community has long sought to counter.

The Obama Administration has long argued that its counter-terrorism program in Pakistan targets member of al Qaida or those who pose an "imminent threat" to the United States.

The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) says it has long supported over-the-counter birth control, and that allowing women in Oregon and California to obtain birth control prescriptions from their pharmacists isn't the same thing.