Few parts of Britain were so afflicted by seasonal worklessness.
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His budding writing career is also afflicted by his ignorance.
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"You just cannot tell me that O.J. isn't afflicted by this."
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The construction industry has been afflicted by such problems for decades.
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You could say that Elizabeth Holmes was afflicted by the prison.
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Except Lena's husband, who came back afflicted by a mysterious illness.
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As a result, its cars have been afflicted by poor reliability.
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His eyes swelled, as if afflicted by allergy, and wouldn't open.
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Mary was afflicted by polio, while Helen suffered from disfiguring acne.
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At the hearing, parents of boys afflicted by DMD became hysterical.
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I actually haven't had anyone close to me afflicted by this.
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Poets have long been attracted to, and afflicted by, mental illness.
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And it's not only celebrities that can be afflicted by VIP syndrome.
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Nintendo's own Pro Controller seems to have been afflicted by this, too.
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They are harder to reach, concentrated in "fragile" regions, afflicted by violence.
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Jackson rightly diagnoses as afflicted by a white blind spot: Craft culture
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Another pillar of Trump's messaging on Wednesday was also afflicted by uncertainty.
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Other former players are alive but afflicted by severe post-concussion problems.
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It's unclear how many of Samsung's Smart TVs were afflicted by the bug.
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They are careerists, often liberal in politics but afflicted by immense blind spots.
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They are even more likely to be afflicted by cancer than their peers.
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A year after we adopted Nutella, my husband became afflicted by blinding headaches.
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IN ANY GIVEN year one person in six is afflicted by a mental illness.
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California lawmakers are considering a plan to help poor communities afflicted by contaminated water.
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More than half of adults admitted to an ICU are afflicted by acute kidney injury.
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It noted that five young gay men had been afflicted by a rare lung disease.
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This is far from the first time that Tinder has been afflicted by spam bots.
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A city afflicted by nostalgia might enjoy a return to hailing a ride by hand.
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The euro — perpetually afflicted by doubt — had dodged the latest immediate threat to its permanence.
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Guinea-Bissau is not the only place in west Africa to be afflicted by cocaine.
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It's something Heather and the millions of others afflicted by eating disorders have heard countless times.
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Yet curiously, Mozart in the Jungle has never been as afflicted by this as other shows.
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Separately, Pope Francis said the use of contraception can be acceptable in regions afflicted by Zika.
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For kids afflicted by illness or who know someone who's ill, these books may be comforting.
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The World Health Organization estimated that 28503 billion people are afflicted by neurological or psychiatric disorders.
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No word yet if the other child was afflicted by a curse liftable only through kidnapping.
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What if, staring Tulsans in the face, were the true stories of those afflicted by racism?
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Why it matters: Trump promised during the campaign to ban immigration from countries afflicted by terrorism.
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The weak government is afflicted by internal dysfunction and corruption and oversees an ineffective security force.
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Where they are subject to political whims and biases are afflicted by corruption, poverty, and human suffering.
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Finances were chaotic in the aftermath of independence: America's first currency, the Continental, was afflicted by hyperinflation.
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Roky was deeply afflicted by his mental problems at the time and was a visible tragic character.
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"Brownout is different from burnout because workers afflicted by it are not in obvious crisis," Kibler said.
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Our society is afflicted by an obsession with cleanliness and sterility and an aversion to natural dirt.
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"The White House is afflicted by mental retardation and does not know what to do," Rouhani said.
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Here are three books that explore the opioid epidemic and how to help those afflicted by addiction.
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Most direct research into resilient relationships focuses on children, often from regions afflicted by war or natural disaster.
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ET: Dr. Marc Siegel shares insight after consulate workers in China are afflicted by a mysterious medical ailment.
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She was also afflicted by the condition during her pregnancies with Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 2.
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The revenue these mechanisms generate can then help those afflicted by rising seas or extreme weather gain recourse.
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Ironically, the brains of people with schizophrenia are afflicted by disconnectivity—the loss of connections between cortical structures.
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All of us probably know veterans, we know family, we know friends who have been afflicted by this.
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Milan noted that this is especially true for African American men, the racial group most-afflicted by HIV.
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The current I-85033 Bridge has been afflicted by bottleneck traffic, fueled by congestion from the Wallace Tunnel.
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In a White House that has been afflicted by leaks and rocked by competing egos, Pence stands apart.
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Phelps, per USA Today, said he was afflicted by feelings of depression after coming home from Olympics glory.
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Yes, but: At least a few patients afflicted by the lung illness claim to have only vaped nicotine.
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Her graduation feature film is set in the crumbling dockyards of Sunderland, afflicted by crippling Thatcher-era economic inequality.
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But Liu Zhendong, a salesman at a large development in the northern reaches of Shanghai, is afflicted by doubts.
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But senators added the funding package to help the residents of Flint and other communities afflicted by tainted water.
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In an environment afflicted by poverty, poor nutrition and disease, we are struggling to save our children and families.
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I take them off in the bathroom and wonder if I am more afflicted by entropy than most people.
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Thousands of armed pastoralists have swept in from other parts of the country that have been afflicted by drought.
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It's too afflicted by gangs, by drugs, by guns, and by brutal corrections officers protected by a corrupt union.
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And we reviewed three new books that explore the opioid epidemic and how to help those afflicted by addiction.
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In my understanding of demonology, it seems that people most afflicted by hordes of tempters fall into two categories.
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YOU JUST LOOK AT AREAS THAT HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED BY WILDFIRES OR BY MORE FREQUENT HISTORIC LEVELS OF FLOODING.
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For the estimated 300,000+ Iraq and Afghanistan vets afflicted by this case, AI might appear to represent a brighter future.
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Holding companies and family leaders are rarely afflicted by the indifference of institutional investors, but they have their own problems.
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The writer, Charles Cobb, described a country in deep despair, afflicted by political corruption, violence, overpopulation, disease and crushing poverty.
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In parts of the country afflicted by fighting, Ebola or both, many voters will be too scared to turn out.
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Honduras, where some 64 percent of households are in poverty, is afflicted by gangs that violently extort people and businesses.
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Ms Smart-Grosvenor was not afflicted by reticence: a regal figure, six feet tall, with a warm but appraising gaze.
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Set 20 years in the future, the dystopian-looking film finds a Japanese city afflicted by an overwhelming dog flu.
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Tellingly, it was primarily women and children afflicted by kuru, and primarily women and their children who consumed the deceased.
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"All four agreed that at the material times, he was afflicted by and impaired with abnormal mental function," McCoy said.
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The Central American countries afflicted by violence and terror need our help, both in economic aid and in law enforcement.
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It is to alleviate pressure in Wright's back, which is afflicted by stenosis, a chronic narrowing of the spinal canal.
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We hear talk of "trailer trash" in "flyover states" afflicted by "plumber's butt" — open class insults that pass for wit.
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This increases the victimization of mentally ill people, as it augments the suffering of those already afflicted by stigma.4.
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Chicago, and the rest of the country was afflicted by segregation, which rendered upward mobility institutionally impossible for most black Americans.
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More children would be afflicted by learning disabilities and other neurological problems, leaving localities to foot the bill for treatment programs.
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Among children under the age of 2900, nearly 220006 percent of afflicted and are afflicted by stunted growth due to malnutrition.
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Among children under the age of 5, nearly 30 percent of afflicted and are afflicted by stunted growth due to malnutrition.
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Mr. Minniti has invested heavily in alliances with African power brokers, Libyan tribal leaders and mayors of towns afflicted by trafficking.
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Clarke made more than 50 confrontational, often violent films that focused on impoverished British communities afflicted by drug use or crime.
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Meanwhile, corporate greed and a sour political climate prevent those afflicted by the disease to receive the treatment and attention they need.
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The contrast between two districts in a corner of Maharashtra state that is severely afflicted by drought provides a case in point.
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But the challenge becomes even more daunting if your company is afflicted by something deeper than a mere implosion of its business.
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" Kanye, one of the few widely cited male RBFers, is afflicted by a rarer form dubbed, "Son, I expected more of you.
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While Canada certainly has problems with xenophobia and discrimination, it is less afflicted by these ills than its peers in the West.
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Afflicted by viral infections that alter pigments in the cells of their petals, the flowers bloom in patterns of flames and feathers.
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Afflicted by post-traumatic stress disorder, he attacks the local police when they try to detain him and flees to the mountains.
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The deal committed the interim government to negotiating a "comprehensive peace" in Darfur and other states afflicted by conflict within six months.
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The world of "the small" — who are somehow both an oppressed minority and a privileged elite — is afflicted by the usual problems.
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Roberts explores the ways PTSD, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder manifest in communities afflicted by poverty, racism, broken windows policing, and violence.
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As the new season picks up, Will is still afflicted by the Upside Down, and it's something his friends can't help but notice.
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"There's a lot of deportees out here," he said, when I asked why this village in particular seemed so badly afflicted by meth.
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Except this is also when it's at its best because it's also comforted the afflicted by allowing them to directly afflict the comfortable.
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Both plans would also strand many people afflicted by the opioid epidemic, a crisis that Trump and other Republicans have promised to address.
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U.S. officials have determined that another embassy worker in Cuba has been afflicted by a mysterious health issue, according to The Associated Press.
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A friend of Allen's family described the young reporter as someone with a passion for telling the stories of those afflicted by war.
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Next up, Kitagawa wants to widen the application of 360 to a fundraising campaign for the people of Kumamoto afflicted by the earthquake.
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Unfortunately, Forky is very, very sad right out of the gate, afflicted by a devastating combination of existential dread and crippling self-doubt.
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The fact is that sexual harassment is more about power than sex; any industry with extreme power differentials will be afflicted by it.
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Put simply, exorcism is the expulsion of an unwanted force or energy from a person, place, or thing that is afflicted by that energy.
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If you haven't purchased wireless headphones, then you're most likely afflicted by the removal of the headphone jack in most new flagship tech products.
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U.S. officials say 21 U.S. diplomats and family members have been afflicted by health problems of unknown origin, including hearing loss, dizziness and nausea.
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All the countries afflicted by the Asian crisis combined accounted for a much smaller share of global output in 1998 than China does now.
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For the past 111 years, a seemingly innocuous subdivision in a Denver suburb has been afflicted by a truly, truly shitty name: Swastika Acres.
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Nikki Haley, a potential vice presidential pick whose state was afflicted by a high-profile mass shooting in 28500, will give the party's rebuttal.
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We are in sore need of a comprehensive system of humane care for persons who have the misfortune to be afflicted by mental illness.
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It is a sculpture honoring the effort to control river blindness, portraying a young African boy leading an older man afflicted by the disease.
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Mr. Gibson, who was poor and apparently, from the records, intellectually disabled and afflicted by acute mental health problems, was forced to represent himself.
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Mr. O'Donnell sought to cast Mr. Wills as a fierce community advocate but a novice politician, afflicted by poorly written contracts and sloppy bookkeeping.
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In 2006, having given up his beloved cigars and switched to a mostly vegetarian diet for health reasons, Castro was afflicted by an intestinal ailment.
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Societies where the rule of law is subject to political whims and personal biases tend to become societies afflicted by corruption, poverty, and human suffering.
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The problem is that every manifestation of the disease is unique to the patient that is afflicted by it, because everyone's body is actually different.
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Based on the surgeon general's report, though, it doesn't provide even the bare minimum to 90 percent of those afflicted by a drug use disorder.
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The region has been afflicted by a war over independence for decades, and as a result the theater building was abandoned for more than eight years.
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Even for me, in taking that job I felt unqualified for, I was entering an industry that remains afflicted by problems of racial and gender inclusion.
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Despite boasting rich reserves of copper, cobalt, gold, diamonds and tin, Congo is one of the world's least developed countries, afflicted by corruption, conflict and misgovernment.
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Doctors and nurses resuscitated my ailing body, afflicted by almost every side effect known from the toxic drugs used to combat TB: Diffusely bleeding skin lesions.
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Here, Scott Carey, an average small-town Mainer, is afflicted by a mysterious condition in which he starts to lose weight while outwardly appearing the same.
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In that sense, sin is considered a form of bondage: Human beings are afflicted by temptation to do evil that warps their perceptions and their desires.
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At first, Davenport wished to bar the immigration only of people afflicted by specific disorders — epileptics, the "feebleminded" and others of similarly troublesome (to Davenport) disability.
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After elections in 2013, when voting systems were afflicted by widespread malfunctions and there were again accusations of vote rigging, more than 300 people were killed.
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He outlined a dark vision of an America afflicted by "the ravages" of economic dislocation and foreign exploitation, requiring his can-do approach to turn around.
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About half of the total aid requested for 2020 is being budgeted for just three countries afflicted by ruinous wars that have dragged on for years.
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If the media or the courts are afflicted by systematic racist biases, it is often the job of sociologists, historians and philosophers to expose these biases.
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"Broken tulips," the tragic divas of their species, are afflicted by a virus that makes them bloom in patterns of flames and feathers — and then perish.
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In "Moonlight," the main character's mother, similarly afflicted by crack addiction and played by Naomie Harris, is a creature of both McCraney's and Jenkins's autobiographical recollections.
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Even if its inmates were not brutalized, its guards not thuggish, its corridors not afflicted by gangs, weapons and drugs, Rikers would still be a bad idea.
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"France is deeply afflicted by this new tragedy, France is horrified by what has just occurred," French President Francois Hollande said in a press conference on Thursday.
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Closing one tunnel at a time makes it a three-year project, with some trains crossing the river but the whole line afflicted by crowding and delays.
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The absence of confusing controls renders the cabin a serene place, but then, Volvos never have been afflicted by the torture of a thousand buttons and switches.
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Before Christmas the House cleared an $81 billion aid package for Americans afflicted by hurricanes in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico, as well as wildfires in California.
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We don't watch the movie to gawk at a one person's suicide; we watch because we know she's not the only character afflicted by anxieties and disappointments.
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Another American there was reported last week to have symptoms, bringing the total number of those afflicted by what have been described as "sonic attacks" to 25.
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Voting systems in 2013 were afflicted by widespread malfunctions that led to renewed accusations of vote-rigging, and more than 300 people were killed in postelection violence.
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The election was carried out peacefully, and there were few technical glitches compared with the previous poll, in 0003, when voting machines were afflicted by widespread malfunctions.
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On Grand Bahama, the other island most afflicted by Dorian, the damage was caused largely by flooding over the northern area, including the airport and downtown Freeport.
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The guards are thought to be afflicted by norovirus, an incredibly contagious and prolific germ typically spread through eating contaminated food and water or even touching contaminated surfaces.
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As historian Rick Perlstein details in the Baffler, the conservative movement has long been afflicted by conspiracy theorists, going back to its origins in the '50s and '60s.
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All five of them are afflicted by the mosquito-borne disease, which is rapidly spreading through Venezuela as an economic meltdown strips the country of medicine and doctors.
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Because of the vast number of patients afflicted by some form of anxiety disorder, decentralization of treatment through telemedicine or self-guided therapy could make a huge difference.
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"For people fleeing Central America and passing through Mexico, they are being afflicted by greater gun violence than any other time in their history," Lindsay-Poland told me.
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And when the views of those who are actually afflicted by ill-health are considered, the cases cited are often the hard ones that proverbially make bad law.
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As far back as 6900, he tweeted that Chicago was afflicted by "a shooting disaster" and needed to adopt the controversial police policy known as stop-and-frisk.
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He has been afflicted by a variety of ailments — his neck, a knee and most recently his foot — and when he has been healthy, he has not hit.
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The 224,219-bed Navy hospital ship will be housing patients not afflicted by COVID-21 to help alleviate the strain New York hospitals are going through right now.
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A Gallup survey measuring perceptions of major institutions found the court afflicted by the same collapse in trust afflicting the presidency, Congress, the media, banks, schools and churches.
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Mr. Lawrence went to Morris High School, an institution afflicted by violence, shrunken staff size and a paltry four-year graduation rate that hung then around 30 percent.
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He confirmed that one hospital — Dharmais Hospital in the capital, Jakarta, which specializes in cancer treatment — had been afflicted by the malware, but without major effects on patients.
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The dust storms typically hit northern China after the region is afflicted by high wintertime smog, which is caused by coal-burning power plants, factories and vehicle emissions.
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But political uncertainty loomed large in Nigeria, where President Muhammadu Buhari is afflicted by illness, causing speculation about whether he is well enough to run Africa's biggest economy.
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In a village in rural Liberia, a long and muddy road from anywhere, I came across a grandma, a mom and a baby daughter all afflicted by clubfoot.
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This simple change in international development strategy could dramatically benefit the lives of those living in communities afflicted by the virus and those considering travel to those regions.
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With capitalism afflicted by an unresolvable structural crisis, fresh populist consent had to be mobilised – often through moral panics about immigrants – for the imposition of harsh neoliberal policies.
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But for the 2 percent of the population afflicted by RBD, that state of atonia doesn't occur, causing the major muscles of the body to remain active during sleep.
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As we reported, 50 got in Andrew's face at an airport accusing him of working while on drugs, when in fact he's autistic and is also afflicted by Asperger's.
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A place like Hartford could learn from smaller cities, which are less afflicted by the bloated real estate and speculation that plague places like New York and San Francisco.
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Duterte on Tuesday announced the distribution of 2 billion pesos' ($40 million) worth of medicines to poor families afflicted by illness, and to drug-dependent individuals at rehabilitation centers.
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But in the case of Momo, YouTube isn't the only platform afflicted by the hoax — the topic is being discussed across social media sites, including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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Read more: A court has heard how a couple who murdered a young woman and burned her body were afflicted by a 'folie à deux' — here's what it means
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The new government is an important step in transition away from nearly 30 years under Bashir, when Sudan was afflicted by internal conflicts, international isolation and deep economic problems.
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But it wasn't long before his business began to suffer, afflicted by declining sales and his reluctance to license his name, and he closed it to focus on art.
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Professionals like Ms. Caudill meet the spiritual, psychological or aesthetic needs of the afflicted by producing sounds testifying to the fact that beauty continues to exist in the world.
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Many Americans celebrated the election of the first African-American president as a welcome milestone in the history of a nation conceived in slavery and afflicted by institutional racism.
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Bellow's characters look for relief in ideology or religion; Brooker's, afflicted by grief, boredom, loneliness, and desire, are drawn to the promise of stability held out by technological optimization.
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Here, he relays a series of success stories about how this characteristic has helped alleviate the suffering of patients afflicted by formidable conditions (including Parkinson's disease, A.D.H.D. and multiple sclerosis).
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But until recently the Post was sliding, becoming a shell of its former greatness, afflicted by the same devastation of advertising abandonment that has wrecked the finances of local newspapers.
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Unfortunately, this "Tales of the City" is afflicted by issues that beset too many revivals, offering nostalgia but failing to do much more than cash in on its name recognition.
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As he should, because New York remains a dangerous and frightening city if you live in certain neighborhoods — in Brooklyn and the Bronx — still afflicted by gangs, drugs and shootings.
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The central bank is widely seen as one of the only effective institutions in the weak state afflicted by political crisis since the onset of the Syria war in 2011.
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Born to working-class parents of Italian origin, he grew up in the Dock Sud district of Buenos Aires, an area afflicted by entrenched poverty and, at times, endemic crime.
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In fact, those who were afflicted by the secret errors for long periods defaulted to the mobile browser version of the social network, rather than give up on Facebook entirely.
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For many of those who know him well, Mr. Assange is afflicted by what the police call "noble cause corruption," a belief that noble ends justify reckless or immoral means.
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Madagascar, a fragile store of biodiversity, is similarly afflicted by poverty and rapid deforestation, which reduces nature's resilience against disasters, such as the cyclones that swept the region last spring.
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I woke up to the news of more beautiful and essential trees devoured by flames, in a country already afflicted by the absence of an aware and proper environmental policy.
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According to CNN, Olympics organizers have reported 41 security guards afflicted by "a sudden onset of vomiting and diarrhea" over the weekend, four days before the games are set to begin.
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An effective vaccine that generates robust immune responses in the form of antibodies can kill UPEC during the initial infection phase, thereby preventing recurrent UTI in patients afflicted by re-infection.
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Germany's biggest steelmaker has said it wants to play a role in any consolidation of the European steel market, which is afflicted by excess production capacity and a weak demand outlook.
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Despite the fact that 6.5 million Americans are living with an undetected brain aneurysm, the federal government currently designates only 83 cents for every person afflicted by this disease each year.
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They are Diane (Antoinette LaVecchia), a middle-aged former novelist, who (watch out!) keeps a tell-all journal; Nat (Tony Naumovski), a big guy afflicted by crippling headaches and (watch out
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He despised homosexuals, saw Martin Luther King, Jr., whom he never trusted, as an agitator, and thought little about those afflicted by the bigotry and injustice that permeated mid-Century America.
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LONDON — The British playwright Alice Birch won the $25,000 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize on Monday for "Anatomy of a Suicide," her work about three generations of women afflicted by mental illness.
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He was afflicted by what is now known as post-traumatic stress disorder, having witnessed the carnage on Iwo Jima and later having 16 members of his squadron killed on missions.
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That's a bit disappointing for anyone who is currently afflicted by Joy-Con drift, which causes the Switch's analog sticks to behave erratically, typically after a bit of wear and tear.
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Living With Cancer Music therapists can meet the spiritual, psychological and aesthetic needs of the afflicted by producing sounds testifying to the fact that beauty continues to exist in the world.
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While China was the first country to be afflicted by the pandemic, it can show an example of how other countries can rebound after slowing the spread of the deadly disease.
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They may even be able to add one or more measures, perhaps including expanded aid to Puerto Ricans afflicted by Hurricane Maria, including support for the island's financially strained Medicaid program.
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Serena was the worst afflicted by the nerves, and she smashed her racket in a rage in just the third game after she slipped behind the baseline when chasing down a ball.
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At 41, the author is himself afflicted by "a disconcerting mixture of nostalgia, regret, claustrophobia, emptiness and fear", beneath which lie "questions of loss and regret, success and failure...mortality and finitude".
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As for those not afflicted by the sci-fi/fantasy gene, who won't be rushing either to the multiplex or home to watch HBO "live," rest assured, you're not in the minority.
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On the other side stand "the American people," who are personally afflicted by unauthorized immigration, and rank-and-file immigration agents who were (before Trump) ignored by their own superiors in Washington.
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"I'm just one of hundreds of thousands of people in this district and across this part of our state that, you know, are just being afflicted by this terrible storm," Babin said.
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Not only does the body have a harder time fighting off new infections like Covid-19; it's also more likely to be afflicted by chronic diseases that make the immune system weaker.
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The scholars argue that the American economy is afflicted by "rents" — returns in excess of what investments would yield in a competitive economy, where fat margins are quickly whittled away by competition.
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The elder Nietzsche, like his son, was afflicted by severe physical and mental problems—violent headaches, epileptic strokes, amnesiac episodes—and died at the age of thirty-five, when Friedrich was four.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar and his team are doing yeoman's work to bring relief to the millions afflicted by kidney disease and kidney failure nationwide, but they need willing partners in Washington.
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After that trip, Nott took long periods of unpaid leave from his jobs at various London hospitals to volunteer for humanitarian-aid agencies in other areas afflicted by war and natural disaster.
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Congo produces more than half the world's cobalt, a key component in electric car and other electronic batteries, but is one of the world's least developed countries, afflicted by corruption and conflict.
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Ignoring the protestations of his family, he moved onto the block worst afflicted by gang tension, and worked day and night to build up "peace treaties" between the feuding groups of young people.
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For communities of color who have been afflicted by gun violence for decades, and who feel that their concerns have been largely ignored by politicians and the media, this difference has been jarring.
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"Because of Nigeria's economic downturn, the number of hungry people could double in the northeastern states that are already so heavily afflicted by the conflict," WFP spokeswoman Bettina Luescher told a news briefing.
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Cuba's Council of State took the decision based on prisoners' behavior, time served, the nature of their crime and whether they were afflicted by illness, according to the ruling Communist Party newspaper Granma.
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So we wondered what this experience might be like for an immigrant afflicted by the disease, someone whose childhood home was radically different from the environment he or she inhabited later in life.
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"If my most recent memories are afflicted by addiction, it's probably going to be a thing," he said, stressing that he would never want to glamorize drugs and did not use heroin intravenously.
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At the time, many Americans believed the new nation would not be afflicted by the problems that accompanied economic inequality because there simply wasn't much inequality within the political community of white men.
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Americans, it turns out, are afflicted by a "verbal inferiority complex," meaning that we sometimes think Britons sound smarter than they are, while Britons suffer from "Amerilexophobia," a snooty dislike of creeping Americanisms.
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The recommendations doctors like us follow for in these cases are woefully inadequate to care for the almost half a million children age 220006 to 2202 years afflicted by head trauma each year.
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Mr. Thompson unconvincingly asserts that Facebook's power over publishers produces a "dead weight loss" (where monopoly taxation leads to a waste of resources) and that consumers are afflicted by Facebook's stifling of innovation.
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As he works to reverse the virus and save a friend who's been afflicted by it, the vampire community grows in power and ambition, setting up a global conflict between vampires and humans.
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We'd probably be interested in exploring the question of how one of the most intelligent and fearless minds of her time was afflicted by moral blind spots that are obvious to us today.
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Congo produces more than half the world's cobalt, a key component in electric car and other electronic batteries, but is one of the world's least developed countries, afflicted by corruption, conflict and misgovernment.
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"This is the tip of the iceberg," Bracho said, noting that the living are also afflicted by deteriorating public services including widespread electricity blackouts, shortages of water and a broken-down public transportation system.
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From a security perspective, Apple offers a better option for both users and developers alike compared with other social login systems which, in the past, have been afflicted by massive security and privacy breaches.
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Much of Southeast Asia was blanketed in acrid haze for several months last year and, as pollution levels spiked, thousands of people were afflicted by respiratory illnesses, while tourism, schools and flights were disrupted.
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Psychologist and author Robert Burgo has written about working with people who seek invisibility and suggests they are both perfectionistic (consider Trump's claim about his high IQ and accomplishments) and afflicted by self-hatred.
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Afflicted by a stubborn case of constipation, Melrose (Jackie Tohn) entreats roommate Jenny Chen (Ellen Wong) to administer an enema, which she does—in exchange for Melrose's most prized jacket (frankly, that seems fair).
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Our plan would increase some types of visas, including those for immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (which allows immigrants from countries afflicted by war or natural disaster to seek temporary refuge in the U.S.).
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After that, he said, they were then put to work selling drugs in Lagos de Moreno, a town in the highlands of Jalisco that has been badly afflicted by violent crime in recent years.
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Water, sanitation, and hygiene-related diseases kill nearly a million people every year — but in countries with access to clean water and improved sanitation, the percentage of people afflicted by such illnesses dramatically decreases.
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Central and western states including Queretaro, Guanajuato, Hidalgo, Michoacan and Jalisco are most afflicted by the pipeline theft, as well as Pemex's Salamanca refinery, which has been especially plagued by organized crime and violent disruptions.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank slashed interest rates to their lowest in over two years on Wednesday, stepping up monetary easing to rescue an economy afflicted by its worst recession in more than a century.
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War-torn Yemen is in the grip of a cholera crisis, with more than 750,000 sufferers afflicted by the bacteria, which is spread when contaminated faeces is ingested by humans, usually through the water supply.
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These steps might include the immediate release of all political prisoners, allowing the referendum to take place this year and permitting the delivery of humanitarian aid in areas afflicted by shortages of food and medicine.
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By contrast, the narrator is skeptical and clear-eyed, but it has led her to distance herself from the illogical parts of life; Tracey is the Swing Time character most afflicted by the paranoid style.
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Not only will it preserve the health of our children, but clean energy has the power to improve economies and stimulate job growth in rural communities like those throughout South Carolina afflicted by high unemployment.
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In a country afflicted by economic inequality and widespread corruption, King Bhumibol was portrayed as benevolent and frugal, detached from the material world and concerned first and foremost by the well-being of his subjects.
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This is clearly intended to be a Very Scary Episode, since the deeper David and company travel into his memories, the more they are afflicted by the possibly internal, possibly external demons that dwell there.
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With the economy afflicted by dollar shortages, fuel queues, power-cuts, and soaring prices, Mnangagwa has said restoring ties with the West and multilateral lenders like International Monetary Fund is one of his major priorities.
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Created in 1990 as a path to aid people who were in the US when their home countries were afflicted by war or natural disasters, TPS in its very name stressed the temporariness of the designation.
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It boasts many attractive, leafy, and safe neighborhoods, and some of the best barbecue in America—but like almost every city of any size, there is a part of town that is disproportionately afflicted by violence.
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British officials on Thursday urged the Russian government to provide information about a chemical attack earlier this year on a former Russian intelligence agent after two British nationals were afflicted by the same substance last week.
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Since 2000, organ trafficking has spread from mainly South and Southeast Asian countries to Latin America, North Africa and other regions afflicted by poverty and political instability, according to a 2015 document for the European Parliament.
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Poor Jane (Gina Rodriguez) has certainly been through a lot this season, including the little matter of her dead husband, Michael (Brett Dier), turning out to have been alive this whole time, only afflicted by amnesia.
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In 1970, Niger was afflicted by a drought, and a couple who worked in a hospital there, William and Barbara Kirker, formed a charity under the name Africare with the hope of providing medical care there.
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A Russian Embassy on Thursday called it "dumb" to suggest that the country was responsible for two more British nationals being afflicted by the same nerve agent that felled an ex-Russian agent earlier this year.
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But this vision is afflicted by the same misappraisal of others that Barack Obama's father made when he returned to Kenya and dismissed its tribalisms as parochial and ended up a failure, according to Obama's aunt.
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So putting this together, for an effective recurrent UTI that benefits women afflicted by re-ascending infection OR re-emergent infection from UPEC reservoirs, we will need a vaccine that both induces antibodies and cell-mediated immunity.
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Entering Thursday, Colon was 4-1 with a 1.96 E.R.A. over his last eight starts, a soothing presence on the mound every five days on a staff that has been afflicted by bone spurs and other ailments.
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Much of Mr. Kenney's campaign fed on economic and political frustration in the province, which has been afflicted by job losses in the energy industry since the global collapse of oil prices more than four years ago.
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It turns out that those afflicted by a rare, serious condition known as "broken-heart syndrome" have brains that work differently from those of healthy people, suggesting that what happens in the head can hurt the heart.
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Out of respect for those afflicted by the fire, red carpets were canceled at the AFI Fest and the Governors Awards, though stars still dutifully donned the outfits picked out by their stylists and posed for pictures.
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Local party organizations were required to maintain a ratio of four real workers to every one "service employee," as my mother's work made her, and the Institute of Culture was afflicted by a severe shortage of proletarians.
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They are located in the cities of Ponce and San German, respectively, two of the most afflicted by seismic disturbances that have led to island-wide outages, homelessness, and hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructural damages.
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As a parent, Yarmosh says he, too, was afflicted by the problems with YouTube that have recently come to light – namely, that allowing an algorithm to dictate what kids should watch will not lead to the safest environment.
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DUESSELDORF/FRANKFURT, Germany (Reuters) - Germany's biggest steelmaker Thyssenkrupp wants to play a role in any consolidation of the European steel market, which is afflicted by excess production capacity and a weak demand outlook, Chief Executive Heinrich Hiesinger said.
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Health threats are so varied that one of the Middle East's main teaching hospitals, the American University of Beirut Medical Center, has introduced a conflict-medicine program to equip students to cope in an environment afflicted by chaos.
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Health threats are so varied that one of the Middle East's main teaching hospitals, the American University of Beirut Medical Centre, has introduced a conflict-medicine programme to equip students to cope in an environment afflicted by chaos.
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As to corporate assets, if they do exist, they are surely less afflicted by this ban than by U.S. sanctions against Iran, which Amazon is on record as having violated, and which they have not sued to void.
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The company's mission is to get patients afflicted by the most common food allergies — in Aimmune's case, peanut, milk and egg — to the point where they can tolerate small amounts of the foods if they accidentally eat them.
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"In the last few days I have understood that I have been afflicted by blindness," Mr. Shavit said in a statement published by Haaretz, the leading left-of-center newspaper, for which he wrote a widely read column.
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They showed that the interrogation program was more a test lab for unproven techniques than a well-regulated system, with rules made up or broken on the fly and its day-to-day operations afflicted by internal rivalries.
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For the estimated 60 million children afflicted by the problem, education is a particular issue — kids in rural communities are expected to travel an average of 5.4 kilometers from home to school, according to China's Ministry of Education.
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For nearly two weeks, the Syrian capital and its vicinity have been afflicted by a water crisis that has left taps dry, caused long lines at wells and forced people to stretch whatever thin resources they can find.
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While the '70s saw important cultural and political achievements for black Americans -- in 1972, Shirley Chisholm became the first black candidate to seek a major party's presidential nomination -- the decade was still afflicted by a virulent strain of conservatism.
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However, it was still seen as a weak response to the sense of urgency felt by communities around the world afflicted by floods, droughts, wildfires and cyclones that scientists say have become more intense as global temperatures have risen.
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He moved to Manhattan and wrote a novel, "The Tiber Was Silver" (1961), about a seminarian in Rome afflicted by religious doubts, and he then accepted a graduate fellowship at Harvard, earning a master's degree in philosophy in 1966.
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Related: Women in Areas Afflicted by the Zika Virus Should Avoid Pregnancy, WHO Says In late May, the CDC expanded its case definition to include any lab evidence of Zika virus, regardless of whether the patient recalled Zika symptoms.
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US-CERT, the US government's chief agency responsible for detecting and minimizing cyber threats, issued an advisory on Monday warning about the proliferation of online scams aimed at those donating to ease the suffering of those afflicted by Tropical Storm Harvey.
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"The University of Pennsylvania team was tasked by the U.S. government back in 2016 to examine and scan the brains of diplomats and their family members who said they had been afflicted by what's often referred to as "Havana syndrome.
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A recent preparatory document for the Vatican&aposs 2019 summit of bishops on the Amazon called for church leaders to identify new "official ministries" for women to play in the Amazon, which has been afflicted by an acute shortage of priests.
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New Delhi is no longer the world's most polluted city, but India continues to afflicted by air pollution, being home to four of the 211 cities with the worst air pollution levels, according to new data from the World Health Organisation.
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In a tweet, Trump said he had been tardy in calling Pena Nieto as he had been unable to reach him due to patchy cellphone coverage in the zone where the Mexican president was visiting those afflicted by the massive quake.
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To the Editor: When Gary Sernovitz starts drinking water from a well in close proximity to a fracking operation, or goes to live in an area of Oklahoma afflicted by earthquakes, I will take his arguments in favor of fracking seriously.
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He attracts constant coverage, and so do his supporters, in the form of endlessly writerly explorations of the agonizing anxieties of "Trump Country" communities afflicted by everything from deindustrialization to opiate addiction to an influx of immigrants from the Dominican Republic.
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It is as if humanity has been afflicted by a psychological complex, in which we believe the present world is stronger than our capacity to remake it — as if it were not our ancestors who created what stands before us now.
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" Arthur Miller, Saul Bellow and Norman Mailer illuminated in their works the contradiction that, as James Baldwin put it, Americans were "afflicted by the world's highest standard of living and what is probably the world's most bewilderingly empty way of life.
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The House is not in session this week and GOP leaders allowed members to depart Washington a day early last week following passage of a $36.5 billion aid package for Puerto Rico and other areas afflicted by recent natural disasters.
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Bangkok is among the 10 cities with the foulest air on the planet; like the other Asian cities that crowd that list, it is afflicted by a toxic mix of unchecked urbanization, rapid industrialization, a car-crazy populace and lax regulations.
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So begins a whistle-stop tour of the darker corners of the American psyche: a town afflicted by a high-school shooting; a gun manufacturer; a prison where a black inmate has been killed by guards; a college stunned by rape on campus.
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The borough, which lost one in five residents during the 1970s when it was afflicted by high crime and arson fires, has not only recouped its population loss but also appears to have surpassed its historic peak, according to new census projections.
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This fantasy of paradise, amply depicted as a place of pleasures, with sex and wine, golden adornments and silk apparel, is the opposite of earthly life — and of the frustrations experienced in Arab countries afflicted by economic failures, wars and bloody dictatorships.
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As the toll of those afflicted by the virus continued to soar and financial markets from Tokyo to New York continued to swoon, world leaders are finally starting to find their voices about the gravity of what is now officially a pandemic.
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Current and former employees said Mr. Dees's dismissal was only part of the turbulence rattling a social justice organization afflicted by morale issues, staff turnover and a sense that the center has not embraced the values that it champions across the country.
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So analogously, it is the professional-managerial class—yet to be afflicted by despair, but still suffering the depredations of the health care industry—that could unite with imperiled working-class people to bring about a more durable, just, and prosperous future.
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When Andrino was afflicted by brain abscesses and hydrocephalus from which doctors feared he would not recover in 2008, the couple prayed to Mother Teresa, who became famous for her work in the slums of the Indian city now known as Kolkata.
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But both Christian and non-Christian critics have pointed out "forgiveness" is too often required of marginalized people against their oppressors, placing the burden on those afflicted by tragedy or crime to uphold the status quo at the expense of real change.
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If this technique—known as in vitro gametogenesis or IVG—can be perfected and adapted to humans (still, at this stage, an imposing if) it could allow people afflicted by various disorders that stop their bodies from producing eggs and sperm to have children.
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Modern psychology (as I've argued at greater length elsewhere) is broadly corroborating the Buddhist view of our situation: We are naturally afflicted by confusion, including cognitive biases, and this confusion is indeed abetted by feelings, and one consequence of all this is needless suffering.
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But Musk mostly seemed to be afflicted by a kind of pessimistic malaise, with his comments more negative than usual and the audience getting none of his signature blend of ironic weirdness and inspirational earnest that we've seen him amp up on Twitter of late.
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While rendering problems still provide headaches for developers—even last year's No Man's Sky is afflicted by an annoying fog—games like Grand Theft Auto V and ARMA 3 both exhibit the kind of draw distances that yesteryear's developers could only have dreamed of.
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"With the region so prone to shocks and afflicted by high rates of chronic hunger, inequality and structural poverty, climate change is an existential emergency which must be tackled with the utmost urgency," said Robson Mutandi, IFAD Director for the Southern Africa hub said.
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Even in the midst of some of our most calamitous national struggles, Americans who would ordinarily view one another through a lens of skepticism, suddenly unify as one, without the demand for preconditions or concessions from those who are afflicted by such life altering situations.
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"Ordinary Iraqis have long been afflicted by car bombs, lack of running water and intermittent electricity — without their government seeming to either care or be capable of improving their situation," Emma Sky, a senior fellow at Yale University's Jackson Institute, writes in Politico magazine.
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The Atlantic roster also includes new works by the actress Eboni Booth and the filmmaker Ethan Coen, as well as the American premiere of "Anatomy of a Suicide," about three generations of women afflicted by mental illness, from the rising British writer Alice Birch.
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Fans, of course, try to find a way: some are flying in through Minsk, in Belarus, and then traveling overland, or even coming through Donetsk, in the east of Ukraine, in territory still afflicted by sporadic fighting between the Ukrainian army and pro-Russian separatists.
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Why it matters: The Chinese pork market is currently afflicted by the African swine fever that's pushed the cost up by more than 69%— making it the perfect time for American producers to swoop in with its product at a lower cost, per Bloomberg.
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In a remarkable series of documents submitted to a London-based nonprofit called CDP, big-name corporations describe global warming as a chance to sell more weapons systems to the military, more air conditioners to sweltering civilians, and more medications to people afflicted by tropical diseases.
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Trump has also vowed to dramatically restrict admissions of refugees from countries afflicted by terrorism, going so far as to propose a ban on Muslims entering the U.S. Trump's executive order on immigration is expected to be based on nationality rather than religion, according to Reuters.
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The person who, of everybody I've ever seen in public life, seems to believe that his personal choices matter the most, is appealing to a group in which, at least as you describe it, is afflicted by a sense that the everyday choices have stopped having meaning.
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Anthony Powell, the subject of Hilary Spurling's elegant, affectionate biography Dancing to the Music of Time, was afflicted by recurring and utterly debilitating bouts of depression, one of the worst of which followed the discovery, after the event, of his wife's adultery sometime in the 1940s.
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Newsbook This month, the Trump administration reversed protections for Salvadorans living legally in the United States through a program known as Temporary Protected Status, which allows people whose native countries are afflicted by armed conflict, natural disaster or other dire conditions to remain in the United States.
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Even while afflicted by a nervous system disorder that eventually caused his death, Mr. Lugar displayed his mental acuity and grace in one of his last public appearances, just after the conference, when Indiana University celebrated the donation of his personal and professional papers to the institution.
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A stark measure of the complicated problems is that a vast majority of those going hungry — 489 million of the 815 million "food insecure" and malnourished — are fighting for survival in countries afflicted by violent conflicts, with children suffering the most, the United Nations report said.
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Rory Staunton — who took flying lessons for his 12th birthday; wrote letters to diplomats protesting the enormous military in North Korea, a country afflicted by famine; and ran a campaign to end the derogatory use of the word "retarded" — would be graduating from high school this year.
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In her most recent selfie posted to her Instagram account over the weekend, the reality star appears to not be afflicted by the same turkey/leftover malaise the rest of us are still embroiled in, showing off her enviable figure without even the slightest hint of potato-induced puffiness.
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"Over the years, my conviction has strengthened that the Jesuits were murdered for working in favor of a peaceful and negotiated outcome of the civil war, and for defending the human rights of the poorest, who were the ones especially being afflicted by the war," he later told me.
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Brought up in North Carolina, he had experienced by the end of his teens extreme highs and lows: he was institutionalised for severe depression, spared conscription for Vietnam only by his illness, signed in a rush of enthusiasm by the Beatles' Apple label and afflicted by an addiction to heroin.
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The recent ruling by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to require stronger warning labels for opioid painkillers, particularly when combining them with benzodiazepines like cough medicine, is a positive for curbing future misuse of opioids, but it does not address those already afflicted by the disease of addiction.
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For the minority afflicted by Parkinson's disease, Ali's 30-year struggle with the same illness magnified the broader status he built from his boxing prowess as a black man who embraced radical Islam, refused to fight in Vietnam, earned the opprobrium of the establishment and yet emerged as an icon.
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Addressing a world that is still (even after the precedent set by the presidency of Barack Obama) increasingly afflicted by institutionalized racism and all manner of bigotries, "A United Kingdom" looks back to mid-20th-century history to create a love-conquers-much-if-not-all tale of interracial marriage and international politics.
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The whole point of Star Trek is — to quote Pike in the Discovery premiere — to "make a little noise, ruffle a few feathers," to afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted, by portraying a future in which so much of the oppression and injustice regularly committed in the current era was solved long ago.
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Much of the tobacco rescue came from a 2177 settlement between tobacco companies and more than 235 states, requiring the companies to pay more than $200 billion over 25 years to help the victims of tobacco — both those afflicted by cancer and lung disease, and those hurt economically by the decline of the industry.
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My thoughts are with the poor people afflicted by ill health who were finally able to receive medical insurance coverage, sometimes lifesaving coverage, and the fear they must feel now that there is a president committed to repealing and replacing it (with what, I don't know), and who has a pliable Congress at his disposal.
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Because the crisis has disproportionately affected white Americans, white lawmakers — who make up a disproportionate amount of all levels of government — are more likely to come into contact with people afflicted by the opioid epidemic than, say, the disproportionately black drug users who suffered during the crack cocaine epidemic of the 103s and '90s.
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Against a backdrop of plodding debate in Washington, a number of Democratic candidates in important races have already made prominent appeals to voters on the issue of gun violence, combining support for new gun restrictions with rhetorical denunciations of the N.R.A. Several of the Democrats campaigning most assertively on firearm regulation are also competing in areas recently afflicted by gun massacres.
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Under these authorities, I determined that, for a brief period of 2112 days, while existing screening and vetting procedures were under review, the entry into the United States of certain aliens from the seven identified countries -- each afflicted by terrorism in a manner that compromised the ability of the United States to rely on normal decision-making procedures about travel to the United States -- would be detrimental to the interests of the United States.
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He credited President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for vowing to end the Syrian refugee resettlement program, suggesting the U.S. will be safer if it stops taking in people from countries afflicted by terrorism.
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Under these authorities, I determined that, for a brief period of 2112 days, while existing screening and vetting procedures were under review, the entry into the United States of certain aliens from the seven identified countries — each afflicted by terrorism in a manner that compromised the ability of the United States to rely on normal decision-making procedures about travel to the United States — would be detrimental to the interests of the United States.
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Mr. Hill burnished his growing reputation with "Tenebrae" (22006), which the poet Hayden Carruth, in Harper's Magazine, called "the best book of devotional poetry in the modern high style since Eliot's 'Ash Wednesday,'" and with "The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Péguy" (22010), an extended poetic sequence about the French nationalist poet who died in World War I. Afflicted by paralyzing depression, anxiety and obsessive-compulsive behavior, Mr. Hill wrote with agonizing difficulty until he was treated with drugs after moving to the United States in the 21984s.
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