Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain. ||||| Donald Trump refuses to take a knee when it comes to countering the wave of national anthem protests across the NFL. 
  
 President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence released a petition demanding all players and fans stand for the national anthem and emailed supporters asking for signatures Thursday, according to the GOP's website. 
  
 "The President has asked for a list of supporters who stand for the National Anthem. Add your name below to show your patriotism and support," the petition reads, before asking for your name, email and zip code. 
  
 The petition comes just one day after Trump criticized the NFL for not passing a rule that would penalize players who don't stand for the anthem. 
  
 Trump continues to attack NFL, owners won't make players stand 
  
 "The NFL has decided that it will not force players to stand for the playing of our National Anthem. Total disrespect for our great country!" Trump tweeted early Wednesday morning. 
  
 The Trump campaign released a petition encouraging everyone to stand for the national anthem. (GOP.com) 
  
 While Roger Goodell said he believes everyone "should" stand for the anthem, the league will not mandate players to do so after meeting with owners, players and union representatives Tuesday. 
  
 In a later tweet, Trump suggested action needed to be taken in response to the large number of players who continue to protest during the national anthem. 
  
 ".@NFL: Too much talk, not enough action. Stand for the National Anthem," Trump tweeted. 
  
 Jaguars owner Shad Khan: Trump is a 'great divider' 
  
 The NFL and NFLPA released a statement Tuesday describing the meeting as “productive” and a step in the right direction to "promote positive social change and address inequality." 
  
 Players kneel during the national anthem 
  
 Trump has harshly criticized players who refuse to stand for the anthem, previously stating at a rally in late September owners need to "get that son of a bitch off the field." 
  
 Trump's comments, however, only appeared to fuel the anthem protest movement as more players than ever before protested the national anthem in some manner the following Sunday. 
  
 As of Wednesday evening, neither the NFL nor the NFLPA has released a statement addressing Trump’s petition. 
  
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Student:
Trump's ongoing battle with the NFL over national anthem protests continues, now in the form of a presidential petition. On Wednesday, the president tweeted his disappointment with the NFL's decision "that it will not force players to stand for the playing of our National Anthem. Total disrespect for our great country!" He followed up later that day with a second tweet: "@NFL: Too much talk, not enough action. Stand for the National Anthem." Now, per the New York Daily News, Trump is tripling down on this week's quest to make everyone rise. An "Official Stand for the National Anthem Petition" on the GOP's website has been launched, noting that "the President has asked for a list of supporters who stand for the National Anthem." "Add your name below to show your patriotism and support," the petition reads, also requesting a working email and ZIP code. After inputting the requested info, those on the petition site are thanked for "standing for the flag" and given the option to make a donation (anyone who offers at least $5 will get an "I Stand for the Flag" sticker). Trump's earlier tweets railing against the NFL came after a league meeting Tuesday designed to address the protests on racial inequities, with owners, players, and officials in attendance. After the meeting, Commissioner Roger Goodell reiterated he and team owners "believe everyone should stand for the national anthem," but that the league had no intention of requiring anyone do so and wouldn't be changing NFL policy.