"This money must not come at the expense of our enduring rights, or at the expense of Jerusalem or the right of return or at the expense of sovereignty and resistance," he said.
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We have remained obsessed with what was at the expense of what is; with who is in charge at the expense of who is in their charge.
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It is, however, a tragedy — making visible a culture of shame and silence, in which "purity" comes at the expense of mutuality and "forgiveness" comes at the expense of restitution.
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In practice, the kingdom has alternated between periods when it prioritised the defence of prices (at the expense of market share) and protecting market share (at the expense of prices).
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"It's the corporations who tend to be making the most money, doing so at the expense of the workers, and at the expense of a lot of farmers," she said.
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All that happens is states [are] posturing to showcase their own culture and civilization at the expense of others — of communities within their state and sometimes at the expense of other countries.
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Headlines should not come at the expense of history. 295.
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Today's system encourages political diversity at the expense of quality.
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But macroeconomic gains came at the expense of Egyptians themselves.
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These additions don't come at the expense of veteran players.
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From sweatshop labor, at the expense of the 99 percent!
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But it came at the expense of her mental health.
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But such growth also came at the expense of stores.
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And they are growing at the expense of traditional services.
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That rise has come at the expense of wired broadband.
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Some of that speed comes at the expense of artistry.
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But that clarity comes at the expense of everything else.
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MLB's divisional setup prizes drama at the expense of justice.
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And they're doing it at the expense of American security.
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No competitive advantage should come at the expense of workers.
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Or construction could resume at the expense of Native Hawaiians.
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Perhaps at the expense of a lot of other things.
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It's given her brilliance at the expense of social functioning.
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Even at the expense of their client's privacy and legacy.
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But not, she says, at the expense of women's rights.
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"Valeant's monopoly model operates at the expense of real people."
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Jordan's appointment comes at the expense of GOP Arkansas Rep.
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Do those deals come at the expense of the US?
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And they do come at the expense of some growth.
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But the compromise comes at the expense of market relevance.
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Did this stability come at the expense of economic growth?
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They would also come at the expense of America's allies.
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Is that coming at the expense of broader ecological concerns?
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Again, growing the economy at the expense of vulnerable populations.
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But this convenience cannot come at the expense of quality.
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The rollout has come at the expense of personal privacy.
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Their primary rules reward entertainment at the expense of seriousness.
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And it hasn't come at the expense of my health.
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But this opportunity cannot come at the expense of youth.
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That could have come at the expense of July sales.
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However, it shouldn't come at the expense of user privacy.
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And does it come at the expense of long-term relationships?
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None of these improvements come at the expense of performance, though.
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These sales, Toyota says, came at the expense of profit margins.
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The flight rescheduling also comes at the expense of federal dollars.
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They are actively promoting development at the expense of protected lands.
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Expansion in lending has come at the expense of credit standards.
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The film never makes jokes at the expense of Mickey's weight.
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Instead, she's pushed aside at the expense of other characters' developments.
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But fast-tracking some refugees comes at the expense of others.
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And they're doing it at the expense of the American worker.
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"But not at the expense of the core thing," says Lowenberg.
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Their growth has come largely at the expense of department stores.
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Both will come at the expense of the Democratic candidates themselves.
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The government shields large domestic players at the expense of consumers.
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Murray said the budget cuts costs at the expense of safety.
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But their contributions cannot come at the expense of American workers.
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The executive is governing at the expense of the legislative branch.
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We're conditioned to protect everyone, even at the expense of ourselves.
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They do good at the expense of other people doing well.
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Critics say that comes at the expense of vulnerable coastal ecosystems.
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But such changes come at the expense of roads—and buses.
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They protected property and lives at the expense of eroded sand.
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Yet, she doubts it'll come at the expense of record gains.
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But diets have often narrowed at the expense of nutritional richness.
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Liberation of women has come at the expense of men's equality.
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He's seen other nations benefit at the expense of his own.
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Or is it sophomoric theater at the expense of fellow students?
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The natural gas boom is coming at the expense of coal.
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The shrink down doesn't come at the expense of improvements, though.
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Kirchner says benefit the wealthy at the expense of the poor.
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New technologies are great, but not at the expense of concentration.
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No, not at the expense of my marriage and my children.
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And that came at the expense of Big Beer domestic brands.
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The ceaseless campaign that always comes at the expense of governance.
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We exalted the private, the individual, at the expense of community.
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It also doesn't come at the expense of innovative hardware features.
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But targeted offers also come at the expense of missed sales.
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Or is it an unrealistic plan at the expense of taxpayers?
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But these achievements should not come at the expense of safety.
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But this fun doesn't come at the expense of great work.
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Every negative moment came at the expense of a positive one.
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This development came at the expense of humanities and liberal arts.
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Tragedy and institutionalized racism at the expense of the American taxpayer.
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That ability comes at the expense of the fish's life span.
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Still, ride-booking services are succeeding at the expense of others.
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There were also more panels at the expense of longer networking breaks.
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The Gram 15's thinness doesn't come at the expense of ports.
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But this has come at the expense of sales and market share.
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It has to support one axis (front) at the expense of another.
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Their success seems to be coming at the expense of Joe Biden.
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Wages can increase at the expense of corporate profits without causing inflation.
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For quick gains often come at the expense of long-term advances.
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In many ways, Israel's sanctuary has been at the expense of Palestinians.
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Public financing will benefit big parties at the expense of small ones.
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It has fed the unfiltered id at the expense of genuine understanding.
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The joke isn't necessarily at the expense of these video games, though.
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That usually meant favouring everyone today at the expense of everyone tomorrow.
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Yet this historical breadth is never at the expense of emotional depth.
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What's more, it grabbed this deal at the expense of its rivals.
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But that can only come at the expense of the most vulnerable.
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"This is unfortunately at the expense of the Syrian revolution," he said.
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But it came largely at the expense of other centre-left parties.
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Poor Colin Quinn, but terrific hilarity at the expense of Colin Quinn.
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Short-run calm comes at the expense of possible long-run turbulence.
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That growth comes at the expense of expanding to some international destinations.
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It's either that or a joke at the expense of social mobility.
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It was Marxism superimposed over pan-Arabism, at the expense of Islamism.
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Sure, maybe, but not at the expense of mathematic and analytic truth.
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America's political leadership has been pro-corporate at the expense of entrepreneurs.
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HG: So is this foreign policy at the expense of economic stability?
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Are you abusing tax loopholes at the expense of middle-class families?
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America's political leadership has been pro-corporate at the expense of entrepreneurs.
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All this hard work should not be at the expense of joy.
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But its efficiency often comes at the expense of more personal ideas.
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Critics say this growth has come at the expense of civil liberties.
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President Obama on Thursday made a joke at the expense of Sen.
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Often, though, that comes at the expense of your work-life balance.
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The restructuring will come at the expense of about 8,000 salaried workers.
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Are you abusing tax loopholes at the expense of middle class families?
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They benefit the well-connected few at the expense of everyone else.
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All at the expense of the British, and even larger European, economy.
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The American empire was built at the expense of the American nation.
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These powers have sometimes come at the expense of the democratic process.
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Cashews are being farmed in Indonesia at the expense of the rainforest.
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That came largely at the expense of debt securities and insurance contracts.
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I cannot rightly protect a painting at the expense of human beings.
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But that must not be done at the expense of innocent civilians.
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This was a case about greed at the expense of too many.
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They say it helps renters today at the expense of renters tomorrow.
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Chinese cronyism comes at the expense of other Chinese producers and consumers.
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Now, I'm all for politeness, but not at the expense of safety.
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These "tough on crime" actions came at the expense of African Americans.
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An especially manipulative co-worker keeps rising at the expense of others.
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Warren's surge in the polls has come at the expense of Sanders.
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O'Rourke's rising support may be coming at the expense of other Democrats.
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That sometimes comes at the expense of missing a few Senate votes.
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The rise of Domino's came partly at the expense of Pizza Hut.
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The rollout in China has come at the expense of personal privacy.
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But this is starting to be at the expense of our planet.
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It's a triumph of emotional acuity, at the expense of narrative coherence.
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We have a more detailed explainer on this, but all you really need to know is that the former covers more area at the expense of speed, while the latter is significantly faster at the expense of coverage.
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We've seen a lot of systemic changes over the last decade, changes in how campaigns are financed, that have empowered private interest outside of the capital at the expense of the political parties, at the expense of the leadership.
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The convenience no longer has to come at the expense of your data.
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Security features often come at the expense of making products slower or clunkier.
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Often, the participation of artists is at the expense of their own wellbeing.
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Others accused him of siding with protesters at the expense of law enforcement.
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"Non-cooperation policies severely undermine that effort at the expense of public safety."
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When I learned English at the expense of Spanish, language increased the separation.
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When they won seats, it was typically at the expense of the Tories.
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But the convenience that Amazon offers often comes at the expense of privacy.
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But why does one have to come at the expense of the other?
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But his removal should not come at the expense of the entire show.
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Or he can follow his protectionist rhetoric at the expense of American greatness.
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I may become a viral social media post, at the expense of myself.
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Supermarkets are giving fresh produce more space, at the expense of tinned products.
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Others had a laugh at the expense of her high-fashion style poses.
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Bella understands that her safety should not come at the expense of others.
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My betterment comes at the expense of yours, and the other way around.
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Don't treat customers like lazy, ineffectual idiots at the expense of their safety.
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You get portability at the expense of space for apps and browser windows.
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Those 30-percent-faster graphics don't come at the expense of power consumption.
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Some accused President Obama of social experimentation at the expense of military readiness.
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I wonder: Does honoring animal rights come at the expense of human rights?
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A big and safe battery comes at the expense of the headphone jack.
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Or that someone is playing with Photoshop at the expense of my emotions.
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You need something lightweight, but not at the expense of performance and features.
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Where we value power and control at the expense of empathy and collaboration?
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Obama[C]are expanded the federal bureaucracy at the expense of quality care.
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Their success, it is worth noting, always comes at the expense of others.
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Some of the localists gained their seats at the expense of veteran democrats.
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Hezbollah, and Iran, at the expense of key partners such as Jordan's King
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No job is worth holding on to at the expense of the nation.
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The Kirkland model risks emphasizing the star at the expense of the team.
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That money would come at the expense of student support and research activity.
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Francis has built his popularity at the expense of the church he leads.
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It wouldn't pursue a politically driven agenda at the expense of our economy.
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And it may be coming at the expense of his core business — Tesla.
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President Trump, who has prioritized the war on gangs at the expense of
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Iran and Islamists—at the expense of conflict resolution and hard choices at
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Critics say upscale areas have been favored at the expense of slum dwellers.
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One standard is frequently going to be at the expense of the other.
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But men don't have to scramble for power at the expense of women.
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It has worked, but only at the expense of a healthy political system.
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This cultural experimentation has not come at the expense of cultural success, either.
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Barriers may help a favored few, but at the expense of everyone else.
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If a shoe was lightweight, it often came at the expense of cushioning.
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And its culture of self-promotion at the expense of the common good.
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And these services are sometimes handed out at the expense of improving wages.
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Society demanded the pretense of innocence at the expense of experience, of truth.
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Punching away idiotically for his own glory at the expense of all else.
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Our North Korea policy should never come at the expense of our allies.
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The Kirkland model risks emphasizing the star at the expense of the team.
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He's embraced strong men and dictators at the expense of the great democracies.
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Democrats assailed the bill as a corporate handout at the expense of workers.
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Everyone is getting what they want, at the expense of the Jewish state.
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Opera house outings provide the full musical thrills at the expense of immediacy.
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Clinton's criticism that Trump enriched himself at the expense of others utterly flunks.
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But it should never be done at the expense of your financial goals.
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But the increased social acceptability often comes at the expense of the story.
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Fallon celebrated Cyber Monday with a few jokes at the expense of companies.
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But not at the expense of our privacy or by violating our rights.
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The streaming service's international expansion could come at the expense of Netflix (NFLX).
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" And: "Tree plantations should not be established at the expense of natural forests.
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It also enforced consumption-friendly wage hikes at the expense of infrastructure investment.
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Australia cannot risk supporting America at the expense of its relationship with China.
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Political funding squabbles should not come at the expense of our public lands.
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How much kindness do I owe neighbors at the expense of my convenience?
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The gains by Ms. Warren come largely at the expense of Mr. Sanders.
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Basically, a world that favors young men at the expense of everyone else.
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Purdy noted the attacks also came at the expense of substantive political discourse.
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Section 1615 will continue that trend at the expense of the American people.
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He does not see one approach growing at the expense of the other.
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What's more, is that none of this is at the expense of style.
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And that could only benefit pharmaceutical companies at the expense of patients' health.
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Instead, it's one more giveaway to employers at the expense of working people.
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"They shouldn't be supporting them at the expense of their own [financial security]."
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Instead, they see a regime change policy at the expense of Russia's sovereignty.
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A second recent FERC decision also protected consumers at the expense of coal.
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The fresh faces have come at the expense of college hockey's traditional powers.
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Such cost saving, however, is at the expense of riders, especially female riders.
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But that usually comes at the expense of, you know, the other ones.
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"My concern was that Mr. Tillerson would be an advocate for and would pursue a foreign policy of dealmaking at the expense of traditional alliances and at the expense of the defense of human rights and of democracy," he said.
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Around half the initial sales came at the expense of existing 737 variants, however.
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They die painfully at the expense of a combination of entertainment and cultural history.
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Cutting costs and more profit for Ryanair all at the expense of customer safety.
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It has a reputation for cost cutting, including at the expense of its workers.
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But the New Jersey law does the latter at the expense of the former.
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VX, which raised exposure to consumer health at the expense of higher-margin pharmaceuticals.
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Goldilocks is opposing Noble's restructuring plan as protecting creditors at the expense of shareholders.
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Just Because It Wins Too Many Awards at the Expense of Other Worthy Things.
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Nevertheless, jokes at the expense of clueless software magnates and opportunistic bigots still sting.
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Cliburn knew that his glory was earned at the expense of his Moscow friends.
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But his critics say economic progress has come at the expense of civil liberties.
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The SALT deductions benefitted higher-income Americans at the expense of lower-income Americans.
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We choose war at the expense of everything else we claim to hold dear.
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Kubrick's attention to detail also came at the expense of his actors and crew.
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Its leaders constantly cater to these feelings, seemingly at the expense of all else.
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The way for women to get ahead isn't at the expense of other women.
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It's exciting to hear new things, but not at the expense of the past.
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Because Marchand recently took a moral stand at the expense of his own statistics.
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Perspective should not have to come at the expense of other people getting hurt.
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Republicans are appealing to a dying generation at the expense of a growing one.
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Still, speed should not be at the expense of a quality product, Wilson said.
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Success isn't when your personal views are represented at the expense of someone else's.
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There probably won't be fights or memes created at the expense of someone else.
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"Trump seems to support Russian interests at the expense of American ones," he added.
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Twitter had a good laugh at the expense of the sandals — what are those?!
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The priority was self-preservation, even if it came at the expense of London.
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But activists say that came at the expense of civil liberties and media freedoms.
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And that may have come at the expense of her outreach to white voters.
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Those pressures came at the expense of leisure time and sleep, the report found.
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Top Democrats have often sided with environmental activists, at the expense of organized labor.
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Of course, wry comedy at the expense of thirsty reporters only goes so far.
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We're not a give-minutes-to-young-players organization at the expense of winning.
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I'm all for healthy eating, but that shouldn't come at the expense of bagels.
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"Economic restructuring does not have to come at the expense of employment," Xi said.
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Berri has accused Aoun of exceeding his powers at the expense of other sects.
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In some ways, private equity's gain comes at the expense of hedge funds' losses.
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Government regulations are keeping young people down at the expense of established, older generations.
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Tragically, this communication breakdown may all be at the expense of a cool game.
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Whoever owns that property is going to get rich at the expense of others.
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But many Salvadoreans fear that justice will come at the expense of political stability.
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Industrial revolutions have tended to benefit the few at the expense of the many.
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In short, it's short term thinking at the expense of reputation and brand loyalty.
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In practice, however, his deregulatory policy has come at the expense of average people.
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But some parents said they came at the expense of camping and outdoor activities.
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They refused to cheerlead for Administration policies at the expense of their professional credibility.
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The kicker is that this union business is done at the expense of taxpayers.
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In Taylor's mind their victory seems to have come at the expense of others.
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The surge in ETF popularity also is coming at the expense of individual stocks.
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And China's progress has hardly been made at the expense of the United States.
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Even the dead Are furnished, at the expense of the bereaved With a smile.
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Defend the mob and the powerful at the expense of those who are marginalized.
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Some have contended that the plan benefits corporations at the expense of small businesses.
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To become a vampire is to insist on privilege at the expense of others.
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PBMs have been padding their bottom lines at the expense of our local pharmacies.
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Foer: We've had so much emphasis on feeling, sometimes at the expense of doing.
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Critics say these measures will weaken political parties, but at the expense of democracy.
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Bannon's goals are long term and at the expense of immediate goals and objectives.
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Not firing off snarky tweets that stir your base at the expense of accuracy.
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No wonder they were so focused on compliance at the expense of customer service.
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Rosenblum said DHS's gains in power have largely come at the expense of State.
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And you don't cuddle up to our adversaries at the expense of our allies.
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But those low prices for consumers come at the expense of third-party sellers.
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This buffer provides audio quality for hearing aid devices at the expense of latency.
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But stronger consumer spending came at the expense of saving amid sluggish wage gains.
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I don't want it at the expense of the Buffalo Bills in our stadium.
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Mr. Cruz's gains appeared to come almost entirely at the expense of Mr. Rubio.
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This failure isn't exclusively personal, either; it's at the expense of their child, too.
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A variety show where the actors amuse themselves at the expense of the audience.
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And they benefit white Americans, at the expense of black, Asian and Hispanic Americans.
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But Republicans chose a plan that rewards the rich at the expense of workers.
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This episode employs comedic game at the expense of Ross, and it works flawlessly.
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Louisiana was forced to accept flood insurance at the expense of meaningful flood protection.
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Expediting the process would not be at the expense of environmental stewardship, he said.
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You can, but you do so at the expense of going against the evidence.
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She also says their family's comfort comes at the expense of her family's own.
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Some of the activists' biggest victories have come at the expense of the police.
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This preoccupation with looking "tough" comes at the expense of other, more pressing needs.
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"Distant Constellation" maintains an unadorned purity at the expense of quite a bit else.
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Amassing professional power at the expense of other women isn't feminism — it's self-interest.
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Big Scooter isn't as hungry for free exposure at the expense of its data.
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The short-term benefits could come at the expense of America's longer-term interests.
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So the so-called reform would still be at the expense of the states.
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And if those profits come at the expense of consumers, well, c'est la vie.
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Congress must not reduce corporate tax rates at the expense of flow-through entities.
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The Massachusetts senator appears to be gaining ground primarily at the expense of Sanders.
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Jason Lewis sided with the corporate gun lobby at the expense of his constituents.
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As it stands, though, the change usually comes at the expense of Asian roles.
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He's criticized Israel's military actions in Gaza as "disproportionate" at the expense of civilians.
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And they have been found to bolster profits at the expense of patient safety.
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In the topsy-turvy negative world, savers have suffered at the expense of borrowers.
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Any quick resolution will surely come at the expense of a long-term agreement.
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Plus, are Democrats pursuing a moral victory at the expense of their political fortunes?
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Or would you rather have a bit more range at the expense of performance?
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And this improvement in performance has not come at the expense of economic growth.
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Rather, he is focused — at the expense of nearly everything else — on the job.
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There were a couple of choice zingers at the expense of North Korea's leader.
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Or... go after ISIS at the expense of not going after the Syrian government?
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I just don't understand why it has to come at the expense of, well, sexiness.
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The government boost to the property market needn't be at the expense of government goals.
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Profits have surged and market share has expanded at the expense of Fiat Chrysler's rivals.
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Torture, murder, and arty perversions pile up at the expense of any kind of story.
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Polarization has segregated most Americans into parallel factual universes at the expense of reasonable discussion.
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Of course, one needs to manage immigration properly, but not at the expense of dignity.
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Most of this growth has come at the expense of the Orthodox Church (see chart).
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And all that ass-busting tends to come at the expense of my apartment's cleanliness!
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America is upending decades of carefully crafted alliances at the expense of our national security.
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Egoism— The excessive need to put your own needs first at the expense of others.
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But this point has been beaten home at the expense of so much political capital.
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After all,wouldn't making America great again be accomplished at the expense of other countries?
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It stems from a love of one's country, but not at the expense of others.
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The subsequent media and cultural fixation on the killer at the expense of those victims.
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I'm glad that it is talked about even at the expense of my personal life.
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Many are at the expense of his lady love, who is not exactly a fan.
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New housing need not — and must not — come at the expense of our current renters.
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It can involve a lot of compromise, often at the expense of much-needed sleep.
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That feeds a resurgence in letters of credit, at the expense of supply-chain finance.
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He has erased regulations that were growing Washington's economy at the expense of our economy.
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And while the speakers do get extremely loud, it comes at the expense of fidelity.
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For years, it was about commanding, head-rattling bass at the expense of everything else.
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"But this cannot be at the expense of transparency, fairness, and compliance with the law."
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These increases are seemingly coming at the expense of album sales, both physical and digital.
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The battle for competition also comes at the expense of hefty marketing budgets, IDC noted.
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" Mylan did so, Cummings fumed, "to get filthy rich at the expense of our constituents.
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Your kale smoothie may have come at the expense of a poor, strung-out plant.
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Infinite jest, painfully finite seriousness, all at the expense of a self-serious fascist bodybuilder.
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If accounts of drying out are dull, does sobriety come at the expense of art?
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Educators complain that the focus on student test performance comes at the expense of learning.
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Yet Singapore shows that academic brilliance need not come at the expense of personal skills.
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But this cannot be at the expense of transparency, fairness and compliance with the law.'
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Scale is really important, but it shouldn't come at the expense of the company's viability.
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Because those companies were compensated, that means it came at the expense of other plans.
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It's preemptively painting yourself as the good guy at the expense of your own players.
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The ad claims Comey was "consumed with election meddling" at the expense of fighting terrorism.
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Recently, Teigen went on a bit of a Twitter tear at the expense of Applebee's.
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Using the fiduciary rule, banks can increase their profits at the expense of everyday Americans.
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The Durbin Amendment imposes price controls that directly benefit retailers at the expense of consumers.
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These ambitions could come at the expense of Singapore, the world's largest marine refueling hub.
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Eliminate friction, but not at the expense of what makes your brand interesting or special.
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Privacy and security don't have to come at the expense of innovation or economic progress.
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This is another example of the older generation benefiting at the expense of the young.
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The government has shored up the politically important maritime industries at the expense of diversification.
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A recent re-read consumed three solid days at the expense of nearly everything else.
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"We don't promote relations with any country at the expense of another," Kyaw Zeya said.
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The pursuit of "fairness" in reporting often creates phoney balance at the expense of truth.
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Trump is courting terrorism to gain political power at the expense of his power rivals.
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His enthusiasm for vigilante killings shows his preference for order at the expense of law.
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Buying Monsanto could benefit one side of the business at the expense of the other.
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But they say those improvements don't need to be at the expense of civil liberties.
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They cannot continue flourish at the expense of children in India or in any country.
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Stories' increase also could be coming at the expense of Facebook as well as Snapchat.
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Gender equality in Boy Scouts should not come at the expense of Girl Scouts' reputation.
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This is about the growth of the swamp at the expense of the American people.
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Democrats have said it helps corporations at the expense of middle class and working families.
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These orders taken collectively systematically enhance Trump's personal power at the expense of our Constitution.
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Wealthy Oklahoman households, which shrank their tax bills at the expense of teacher bank accounts.
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The major miners can have rising volumes, but only at the expense of low prices.
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Critics have said Kraft Heinz cut investments in its brands at the expense of growth.
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Our respect for privacy does not have to come at the expense of public safety.
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In her 2008 campaign, she emphasized strength and experience, often at the expense of warmth.
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We cannot profit from a subset of powerful customers at the expense of our communities.
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Yes, we should clean them up, but not at the expense of disenfranchising valid voters.
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Tech investors are still thirsty for growth, but not at the expense of healthy margins.
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It was a project in costly global policing at the expense of American national interests.
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Chocoholics in North America and Europe, meanwhile, opted for quality at the expense of quantity.
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If it does so, it would probably be at the expense of Turkey or Albania.
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Why are networks so dedicated to it, at the expense of just about everything else?
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That reduces moral hazard, but at the expense of providing benefits with a longer horizon.
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All indications suggest that Puzder would benefit powerful corporations at the expense of American workers.
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I'm finally free to be gay—but at the expense of who I actually am.
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He has criticized the Conservatives for balancing the budget at the expense of essential services.
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Trump also said the pharmaceutical industry makes an "absolute fortune" at the expense of taxpayers.
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In other words, I'm practicing self-care at the expense of another human being. 275.
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The commercial development, he insisted, would not come at the expense of the new parkland.
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But this cannot be at the expense of transparency, fairness and compliance with the law.
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Eliminating those barriers would benefit American consumers, but at the expense of those favored industries.
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Mr. Pompeo accused Iran's leadership of widespread corruption at the expense of its citizens' welfare.
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"Getting the job done at the expense of information security is unacceptable," the memo said.
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Providing an innovative service must not be at the expense of customer safety and security.
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But it has come at the expense of the working class in the developed world.
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Donald Trump is attempting to prop up coal at the expense of alternative energy sources.
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The plan gave creditors control of the company in May, at the expense of investors.
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As a result, the government is saving taxpayer money at the expense of those taxpayers.
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But while we've increased our numbers, it has been at the expense of other things.
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But the PRI's focus on rapid industrialization came at the expense of vast agrarian communities.
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Some have decided to conserve their capital at the expense of higher profits through lending.
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Repression is the key to his emotional composure, achieved at the expense of family life.
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In The Mighty Ducks, success in hockey still comes at the expense of your wallet.
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However, there is a risk this will come at the expense of its current users.
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For too long, this regime has clung to power at the expense of future leaders.
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Expand the reach of purple America at the expense of deep red or deep blue.
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I see that my love coming at the expense of truth is not real love.
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Those are clear signs that Target's growth is coming at the expense of apparel retailers.
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" Today, Xbox Live encourages gamers to "be yourself, but not at the expense of others.
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Instead she was cremated at the expense of the Benefits Office, out at Daldowie Crematorium.
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But the newcomers' success has sometimes come at the expense of those with deeper roots.
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Taborn has remained loyal to this principle, sometimes at the expense of his own career.
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While that's made the company very successful it's also come at the expense of profits.
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Policies are important and should be followed, but not at the expense of common sense.
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This can help protect against any data leaks, but comes at the expense of speed.
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Instead, negative prices come at the expense of both the environment and the average taxpayer.
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But optimizing your space doesn't have to come at the expense of your personal style.
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The buybacks aren't coming at the expense of U.S. investment or job-creation, Apple says.
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The subject line should get the reader's attention — but not at the expense of accuracy.
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This came at the expense of workers, long-term company health and the American economy.
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That tax must be paid at the expense of something or other, like workers' wages.
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But I don't think those improvements need to come at the expense of patient care.
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Amazon investors put a premium on its growth story even at the expense of profitability.
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The company said the effort would come at the expense of user growth and profitability.
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Under her leadership, Germany has steadily performed well — at the expense of other European countries.
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These decisions are clearly designed to benefit Big Oil at the expense of coastal communities.
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Liberalism elevates the will of the individual at the expense of these pre-political bonds.
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Travel companies routinely prioritize profits over people and at the expense of safety and accountability.
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It's a kind of sorrow that one had profited at the expense of someone else.
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It's a petty lawsuit that prioritizes scoring cheap political points at the expense of children.
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But immigration lawyers argued that prioritizing speed has come at the expense of due process.
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Ms. Orji is up for the challenge, but not at the expense of her career.
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"I don't want to live at the expense of my wife," Ponomarev recalls Voronenkov saying.
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The levies could boost suppliers of West African crude at the expense of U.S. exports.
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Telecoms and cable companies have accused Wheeler of favoring Google at the expense of cable companies.
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The truce, he said, would bring short-term quiet at the expense of Israel's real security.
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In most cases, I attribute this to an overemphasis on design at the expense of function.
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Willing to have another hand available at the expense of pulling your suitcase from your butt?
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And developers are being forced to often invest in these at the expense of profit margins.
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But don't worry: These design tweaks haven't come at the expense of the Mighty's other functionality.
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Many reached for booze, often at the expense of family photos, laptops, passports, underwear, and socks.
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Politicians have targeted activists for being short term investors, at the expense of longer term shareholders.
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"They and their sons make millions at the expense of hungry Yemenis," says a frustrated mediator.
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Utilities have argued that solar subsidies benefit more affluent homeowners at the expense of everyone else.
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" He added: "Trump's comments suggested that we should protect symbols at the expense of the values.
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Usually loudness on smartphone speakers come at the expense of clarity and you hear noticeable distortion.
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With using government to benefit the rich and powerful at the expense of the American people.
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And in large part, the cost of this profitable business comes at the expense of women.
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At the expense of her personal privacy, Diana became the most photographed person in the world.
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Quantum mechanics says that you can resolve some measurements of light at the expense of others.
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He learned from Tocqueville that mass society can advance at the expense of freedom and pluralism.
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The impact would then overstate fiscal year fourth-quarter revenues at the expense of future quarters.
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These moves, along with a slew of others, favor industry at the expense of public health.
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Sometimes these personal deals come at the expense of a higher selling price for the company.
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The company offered more attractive interest rates to sweeten investor returns at the expense of profitability.
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Concentration has led to higher profits and higher returns for shareholders at the expense of consumers.
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Unilateral deals at the expense of one's own partners also harm the U.S. in the end.
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But they feel entitled to indulge that at the expense of other people&aposs very lives.
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All this engagement is coming at the expense of another popular app category, as well: games.
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"Trump sought applause and laughter at the expense of a sexual assault victim," Avenatti told Refinery29.
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But locals suspect China is trying to bolster its food security at the expense of France's.
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However, 2017 will not mark the beginning of Apple doing it at the expense of privacy.
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Trump argued that advocating for greener environmental policies must not come at the expense of jobs.
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Democrats assailed the tax cuts as benefiting wealthy Americans at the expense of the middle-class.
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Meanwhile, Samsung's Galaxy Fold offers a much more robust-looking body at the expense of thinness.
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It's common to see a desire to protect the institution at the expense of the individual.
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What will he do with North Korea at the expense of the rest of the world?
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The real question: Is choice at the expense of price really giving consumers what they want?
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He seemed almost preternaturally confident in his own judgements, often at the expense of hard facts.
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Stewardship of the environment doesn't require grabbing more federal control at the expense of the states.
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Jennifer Lawrence got A-level Wang treatment in NYC ... at the expense of some frigid shoppers.
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The league winner is treated to a romantic dinner at the expense of the losing teams.
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L to fix silver prices at the expense of investors, a court filing on Wednesday showed.
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Apple has traditionally put design first, arguably at the expense of usability (New MacBook Pros, anyone?).
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Sophie Turner's giving new meaning to the term "slapstick" ... at the expense of Conan O'Brien's face!
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"I'm not letting Visa get rich at the expense of my local bookstore," she told me.
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Opportunity and responsibility are fine until they come at the expense of social security and equality.
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Do you think they're dominating the movie scene at the expense of other types of "heroes"?
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But Clinton's fight for Medicaid came at the expense of another program for the poor: welfare.
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"We can no longer make solutions that come at the expense of other sectors," said Hauge.
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This could open the floodgates to abuse by employers at the expense of women and families.
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Finally, some argue that PE only enriches a select few at the expense of ordinary Americans.
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The Socialists have vowed to improve ties with Russia even at the expense of EU unity.
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Pompeo said economic aid for North Korea would not come at the expense of U.S. taxpayers.
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And in some ways, seek to aggrandize himself, either at the expense of Trump or not.
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Well, bank employees of course, who've trousered serial fortunes at the expense of taxpayers and shareholders.
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The move in stocks to all-time highs came at the expense of the bond market.
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Fund managers' emphasis on "saving the world" has come at the expense of their fiduciary duties.
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Some large employers have raised the wages of entry-level workers at the expense of managers.
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Social software simplifies and expedites certain social relationships, and certain actions, at the expense of others.
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Fifty-nine percent responded that it favored the rich at the expense of the middle class.
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The lawmakers worry that the latest reprogramming will come at the expense of the military's readiness.
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The lack of clear oversight in drug compounding allows profit at the expense of patient safety.
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There is no single mechanism that should be overly relied upon at the expense of others.
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Not one at the expense of the other, or one before the other, but in tandem.
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The market share gain for those foreign brands has come at the expense of American automakers.
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On the flipside, it's just as often making dark jokes at the expense of the Nazis.
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In this case, restoring the deduction might not come at the expense of revenue and progressivity.
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All of which suggests investing abroad does not directly come at the expense of domestic production.
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Quite simply, he cannot do this while defending breaking the law at the expense of democracy.
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Federal support for local law enforcement cannot come at the expense of minority and immigrant communities.
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It will ensure that a brighter tomorrow does not come at the expense of stability today.
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We do this at the expense of our emotional health, and the emotional health of others.
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But too often, Battlefield V's maps emphasize one style of play at the expense of others.
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"Knowledge is not power, [nor] something one possesses at the expense of the other," he states.
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Bernie is sometimes criticized for focusing on economic populism at the expense of "identity politics"—a.k.a.
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AS: I think I need to add something: This will work at the expense of text.
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It was trying to reunify, and that reunification took place at the expense of African Americans.
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Alternatively, students may be learning more reading and math, but at the expense of everything else.
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On Thursday, the stage became a space for mourning, but not at the expense of joy.
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Those governing and their business sponsors have done exceedingly well at the expense of everyone else.
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A deeper concern is that Luiselli's literariness encourages explicit commentary at the expense of achieved creation.
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"Turner's heroism does not have to come at the expense of black women," Ms. Feimster said.
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Democrats have called the legislation a giveaway to corporations at the expense of the middle class.
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So I didn't, and emptied the plate at the expense of the grilled lamb main course.
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It would be a shame, however, if that connection came at the expense of workers' privacy.
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It would help the young and healthy at the expense of the older and the sick.
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Those cuts, like Mr. Trump's proposals, came mostly at the expense of providers rather than patients.
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Have we incentivized ownership-as-investment portfolio at the expense of fielding a major league squad?
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Sift's omniscience might feel invasive, as if consumers were pledging loyalty at the expense of privacy.
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It's another thing when America's partnerships are weakened at the expense of Trump's very weird whims.
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But not at the expense of neurologic diseases like autism and ADHD increasing at alarming rates.
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Snicket's wit is never at the expense of adult or child, and somehow accessible to both.
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But it's heartbreaking that this pleasure was ever derived at the expense of someone else's humanity.
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It could also distort the economy, rewarding allies at the expense of other companies, stifling growth.
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Corporate profits have surged since the 1980s, at the expense of pay and benefits for workers.
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To some degree he blames her for his poor showing at the expense of the AfD.
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It's always better to be informed than be oblivious, even at the expense of our happiness.
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But it shouldn't be at the expense of a truth that is often complicated and contradictory.
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"Capitalism seems to be serving managers and investment managers at the expense of shareholders," he wrote.
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Indeed, there's often an interesting shot to see, at the expense of a story to watch.
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The government has managed to stave off default so far, at the expense of its citizens.
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The regional breakdown showed developed-market stocks broadly rose at the expense of the emerging markets.
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It's that we're being sold the sizzle instead of and at the expense of the steak.
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If the renminbi weakened further, it could help Chinese exporters at the expense of American manufacturers.
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Even in the most liberal environments, comedy at the expense of Asian Americans feels socially permissible.
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We do not need to learn another harsh lesson at the expense of our children's health.
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We may act in the service of these motives at the expense of sincerity and clarity.
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I delve into them at the expense of exploring the unspoiled beauty that first drew me.
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The self-defense myth of concealed carry nevertheless carries on, at the expense of public safety.
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"The drug lobby is making an absolute fortune at the expense of American patients," Trump said.
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It has been increasing shipments from its top supplier Brazil at the expense of U.S. growers.
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But at the expense of sounding bitter, yes, I very definitely want Donald Trump to fail.
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Troll stages exploit this built-in trust, but traditionally, it's at the expense of the player.
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Opponents say they harbor criminals at the expense of citizen parishioners who could use their aid.
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The prince has risen at the expense of his elder relatives, including Mohammed bin Nayef, 57.
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They said the military was being used for social experimentation at the expense of national security.
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In the meantime, McCarthy is having some fun at the expense of his colleague from California.
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There is no precedent for President Trump's political maneuverings at the expense of his own party.
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Fitch believes that TPUK's operating results were not achieved at the expense of imprudent reserve setting.
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It is also about dominating economic markets, often at the expense of U.S. and European firms.
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We are continuously sold cheap products at the expense of our environment, but enough is enough.
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Critics argued it was a windfall for massive corporations at the expense of the middle class.
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Words can turn equations into poetry, but elegant language shouldn't come at the expense of understanding.
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Macy's says Backstage is attracting new customers, which could be coming at the expense of DSW.
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China takes its hosting of major events very seriously, even at the expense of its economy.
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The increase in weighting for Microsoft comes at the expense of semiconductor makers Micron and Intel.
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Congress historically has increased procurement spending at the expense of operations and maintenance in appropriations bills.
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He didn't want to have his reduced rent come at the expense of others, he said.
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Are you obliged to take a public stand on this, at the expense of your career?
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The move to more online shopping has come at the expense of brick-and-mortar stores.
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These firms are able to generate higher profit margins, possibly at the expense of their customers.
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This is the first laugh at the expense of a "meaningful" lifestyle but not the last.
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Cuomo responded to the backlash by accusing Democrats of "playing politics" at the expense of voters.
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Intensifying trade tensions led investors to load up on traditionally safer Treasurys at the expense of equities.
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And for one Baltimore family, they can save your life — even at the expense of their own.
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SoundCloud buddied up to the major labels at the expense of the DJs who fueled its ascent.
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Crowther stressed that the potential of forest restoration mustn't be at the expense of reducing carbon emissions.
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But growth could come at the expense of rural areas, as businesses move away and into cities.
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"My maxim is: not unilateral, not uncoordinated and not at the expense of third parties," she said.
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Those needs can often be at odds because one is usually at the expense of the other.
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The offensive jokes in question were at the expense of White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Providing indoor sanctuaries of air-conditioned comfort need not come at the expense of an overheating world.
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One general maxim seems to remain constant, however; realism should not come at the expense of fun.
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It relates to alleged promotion of Google's shopping service in internet searches at the expense of rivals.
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Turkey has shown interest in the Patriot, but not at the expense of abandoning the S-400.
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But even while streaming gained at the expense of album sales, there was one bright spot: vinyl.
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This gives farmers an incentive to produce more of them at the expense of the caged variety.
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We rounded up some of the best jokes we could find at the expense of Nintendo Labo.
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The move will likely come at the expense of Renault, according to a recent report from Motorsport.
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It also came at the expense of the American people's knowledge about the man running for president.
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If there were obvious bargains, a little effort would bring riches at the expense of slothful investors.
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The problem is that it comes at the expense of the employees, their health and their families.
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Research by Hajnal and Horowitz also reveals that minorities do not gain at the expense of whites.
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It capitalizes on the coverage of violence at the expense of the victim to prove a point.
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If that comes at the expense of pissing off a few people, I'm not worried about it.
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A leveling narrative on North Korea has always favored the North Koreans at the expense of Trump.
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It is both easier to use and more universal — at the expense of cultural and personal variation.
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Uber has built its business model by discouraging the practice of tipping at the expense of workers.
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But sounds like it was a successful opening, even if at the expense of "brilliant jerk" Kalanick.
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SNAP: Cunningham predicts more augmented-reality stuff at the expense of everything else, which sounds about right.
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Capitalism requires sacrifice, and most often it receives that sacrifice at the expense of the already marginalized.
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Americans are falling in love with denim again — and it's coming at the expense of yoga pants.
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The companies defending these ads are doing so at the expense of a sustainable way of life.
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And yet, the importance of nursing is often ignored at the expense of both nurses and patients.
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When Republicans won back the house it was at the expense of a lot of moderate Democrats.
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She lied and did whatever it took to save her own life, at the expense of others.
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He gives Putin the benefit of the doubt, even at the expense of America's own intelligence services.
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That outlook has tended to benefit the euro , and Swiss franc at the expense of the dollar.
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Even though the wage gap is closing, it's closing at the expense of pay for employees overall.
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Under such a scenario, deleveraging and rebalancing would be postponed at the expense of medium-term stability.
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They say Trump is picking on the people of Puerto Rico at the expense of everyone else.
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MORE's Labor secretary, said Trump's budget would reward the rich at the expense of the middle class.
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The wilderness is a durable heirloom that has endured at the expense of Indigenous communities for centuries.
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More flexibility and freedom doesn't have to come at the expense of your paycheck or job title.
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The gains came at the expense of equity allocations, which declined to 50.2 percent from 52.0 percent.
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The increasing exposure to U.S. stocks has come at the expense of a number of emerging markets.
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Nevertheless, Russia and wiretapping filled the headlines at the expense of issues that matter to American voters.
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Those gains have come partly at the expense of passenger vehicles which fell 2217 percent in February.
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Also, boycotts sometimes win symbolic or partial victories at the expense of full justice for the vulnerable.
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"They are continuing to expand the refuge at the expense of the ranchers and miners," he said.
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A significant portion of the increase in bicycle modal share comes at the expense of car use.
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No, that's special deals cut by these businesses to help them at the expense of average workers.
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That move was at the expense of "value" sectors like financial services and energy, the bank added.
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They attempt to forge a direct bond with the public, often at the expense of established institutions.
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Stop trying so hard, especially at the expense of a woman's dignity and your own self-respect.
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Farmers are already trying to maximize their yields at the expense of future sustainability through crop diversification.
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But the CLOUD Act does the opposite, and privileges law enforcement at the expense of people's privacy.
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A scientific understanding of the parts may well come at the expense of appreciating the immeasurable whole.
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Bonderman then made a joke at the expense of businesswomen, suggesting that they talk more than men.
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The Trump proposal, then, would have benefited the pharmaceutical industry and come at the expense of PBMs.
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United States, he was an ardent supporter of government surveillance at the expense of individual privacy rights.
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The T-shirt-wearing students say gay people are being celebrated at the expense of straight people.
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Or is it an evil corporation, serving its own interests at the expense of the greater good?
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Parties want to reconnect with working-class men; this could come at the expense of promoting women.
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Never before have corporations and special interests wielded so much power at the expense of ordinary Americans.
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So among young people, much social media time may be coming at the expense of traditional television.
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Her campaign said Trump's tax plan would help the rich at the expense of the middle class.
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He, however, added that the same-store sales growth may have come at the expense of margins.
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"I'm supportive of the start-up community, but not at the expense of the community," she said.
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Mr. Trump has focused on enriching himself at the expense of others, while denigrating women for fun.
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Uber and WeWork reflect the high watermark of an infatuation with growth at the expense of margin.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, accusing the fellow Democrat of undercutting his administration at the expense of New Yorkers.
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Self-serving extremists in both parties and the media are prevailing at the expense of the country.
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It could also strengthen the hand of hardliners at the expense of reformers in Iran's political scene.
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Clinton's problems at the expense of other national issues like the attacks in Dallas and Orlando, Fla.
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The desire by the left to be politically correct at the expense of our people is dangerous.
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But governments should address that, and it shouldn't come at the expense of free trade, he added.
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The culprit is ObamaCare-created jobs that expanded healthcare bureaucracy at the expense of health care service.
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"Some people assume that big companies can only succeed at the expense of small ones," he wrote.
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A counterterrorism strategy that prioritizes military intervention at the expense of development is a zero-sum game.
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Nieto also expressed willingness to cooperate with the U.S. but not at the expense of its sovereignty.
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China has long-denied that it has been offloading metals abroad at the expense of foreign producers.
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Violence against others to achieve group ambitions is universally accepted, at the expense of millions of lives.
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He said college basketball is a multibillion-dollar industry that thrives at the expense of its athletes.
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NW: Deeply conceptual yes, though hopefully never at the expense of music that is arresting, entertaining, satisfying.
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All this, at the expense of what could be needle-moving steps in sustainability, repairability, and modularity.
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The rise of smartphones and DSLRs have come at the expense of point-and-shoots in 2017.
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Also, correcting for bias can make an algorithm more fair, but sometimes at the expense of accuracy.
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The move would hit natural gas, whose use has grown at the expense of coal and nuclear.
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The days of squeezing in more stuff at the expense of rearward visibility and safety are over.
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It's important to look put-together, but that shouldn't come at the expense of your personal style.
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And they're increasing America's dependence on imported biodiesel fuel, knowingly at the expense of U.S.-produced fuels.
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They cluster and perpetuate money and power among the few, often at the expense of the many.
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We have become accustomed to pursuing our individual self-interest at the expense of the common good.
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"We have a corrupt government controlled by a foreign power, at the expense of Sunnis," he added.
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The concern is the country's containment efforts may be saving some lives at the expense of others.
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Juvenile justice advocates have criticized the bill for emphasizing physical security at the expense of mental health.
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For the film, adapting this strategy becomes a way to fill time at the expense of understanding.
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As a result, these little-known middlemen continue to make growing profits at the expense of patients.
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"Those are really important but it should not be at the expense of the arts," she said.
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Across Europe, alternatives on both the left and right are growing at the expense of establishment parties.
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But that pattern changed in recent years, as investors chased technology at the expense of everything else.
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And the central bank panicked, fixating on the inflation issue at the expense of the real economy.
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The gains made by hard-right Republicans came at the expense of moderate Republican and Democratic incumbents.
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Had I broken the school record, it would have come at the expense of a marginal team.
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They learned through trial and error, and taught themselves at the expense of their health and safety.
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Under the rules and preferences that result, profit often comes at the expense of societal well-being.
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But it also comes at the expense of increasing the likelihood that infected people are skipped over.
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Meanwhile, they have taken several actions to benefit the well-off at the expense of average Americans.
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They've been trained (presumably at the expense of their employer) and have probably, in turn, trained others.
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What if we've been elevating it at the expense of other cultural production that deserves equal attention?
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But we won't do so at the expense of abandoning our ideal of high-quality comments sections.
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They find themselves trying to protect their own stakes but not at the expense of other groups'.
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There is a "nasty woman" joke and a visual gag at the expense of President Trump's hair.
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While the diversity problem must be solved, it cannot be at the expense of NYC's talented children.
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These were bold initiatives but were never designed to come at the expense of shareholders or profits.
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Because getting cheaper insurance at the expense of endangering one's life is not a health care bargain.
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Erdogan also assumed new powers under a constitutional overhaul at the expense of parliament and the government.
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Republicans counter that it would hobble U.S. businesses at the expense of the nation's economic well-being.
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Any overreach of control would jeopardize the private sector and American innovation at the expense of consumers.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has surged in a new California poll at the expense of Sen.
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JW: I'm saying that he wasn't able to fully lampoon himself at the expense of the joke.
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On Thursday, the government said the EU's green deal should not come at the expense of growth.
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These reporting requirements are necessary because union corruption at the expense of workers is all too common.
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The government has progressively supported a religious vision for its country at the expense of free speech.
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And saying yes to everyone else comes at the expense of their own opinions, goals, and values.
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We're all for enjoying ourselves — as long as it doesn't come at the expense of our safety.
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Ending overbooking practices would not cost airlines anything except immoral profits at the expense of desperate travelers!
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That said, it's done so at the expense of a transmission option: The much-loved manual gearbox.
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But Democrats are arguing that wealthy shareholders are getting a large benefit at the expense of others.
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This validates that we do not advantage our shipping customers at the expense of our mailing customers.
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The success of America's fastest-growing food retailer should not come at the expense of Americans' health.
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In this traditional narrative, finding the handsome prince often comes at the expense of your own ambitions.
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While the story doubles down on fan service, that often comes at the expense of coherent storytelling.
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Critics, including many Republicans, maintain it's a benefit that comes at the expense of other small farmers.
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Sean spent this time stealing to get money for drugs, sometimes even at the expense of food.
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We've been giving wealthy Americans a pass for decades, at the expense of everything we hold dear.
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The president's first budget to Congress proposed boosting funding for law enforcement at the expense of treatment.
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These man-made rubber forests therefore often come at the expense of the natural habitats they replace.
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Westbank refuted criticism and said arts funding doesn't need to come at the expense of social causes.
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Some of the gains for the most well off will come at the expense of the vulnerable.
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Artificially directing credit to bonds at the expense of loans to small and new businesses and households.
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"Now he's running for governor to make millionaires like himself richer at the expense of Louisiana families."
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Amazon isn't the only corporation seeking handouts from states at the expense of other critical state services.
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Benefited Wall Street at the expense of Main Street, thereby contributing to the rise of populism; 4.
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In China, AI is used as a tool for centralizing power at the expense of individual rights.
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"What happened is that these men built their careers at the expense of women," Ms. Lorriaux said.
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The incident raises concerns about how candidates might mobilize new technologies at the expense of voters' trust.
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Mr. Tillerson accused Iran of seeking regional hegemony at the expense of American allies like Saudi Arabia.
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It was their power as outcasts she sought to harness, even at the expense of their comfort.
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Many astronomers feared that the Webb's most recent cost overrun would come at the expense of Wfirst.
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Forget about hearing much feminist talk, or humor at the expense of the government or Russia itself.
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We're individualistic and goal-driven, at the expense of our partners' needs ("Break Up Every Night"). 3.
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I agree that seeing faces is helpful, but not at the expense of our Muslim sisters faith.
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"Netflix's success, Amazon's success, Hulu's success, come at the expense of the legacy multichannel bundle," he said.
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" "He achieved his aims, at the expense of (Ukraine's) interests and I believe these are poor methods.
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Humorous moments needed to be respectful and never at the expense of turning Turing into a spectacle.
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I would expect pushback against a Washington approach that emphasizes pressure exclusively at the expense of negotiations.
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Does it make sense to do it at the expense of trading Taylor Hall for Adam Larsson?
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The characters are almost so specifically drawn that it's now at the expense of a story line.
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This means investors are capturing an ever-increasing share of productivity gains at the expense of workers.
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Many people in these professions tend to focus on others at the expense of their own health.
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Rent control constricts the supply of rental housing through a number of different dimensions: Housing policy has multiple dimensions, and while rent control helps one set of people it does so not just at the expense of a nefarious landlord class but at the expense of overall mobility.
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As prime minister, Mr Modi has kept the focus on smaller projects at the expense of broad reforms.
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They can do so across mind-bogglingly vast scales—but at the expense of detailed, site-specific information.
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They want the terrorists stopped, just not at the expense of every shred of privacy iPhone customers enjoy.
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The move into bonds did not come at the expense of stocks, a big winner since the election.
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This has the effect of propping up the richer national media at the expense of struggling regional publications.
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Some simply absorb the costs at the expense of the bottom line or look to cut costs elsewhere.
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Instead, TiSA would prevent governments giving favorable treatment to state-owned enterprises at the expense of foreign competitors.
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The greenback posted its best one-day gain since mid-January, rising at the expense of the euro.
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These babies are dying and American families are being torn apart at the expense of the status quo.
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It will offer a modest benefit to younger, wealthier people at the expense of older and poorer ones.
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But is what they're saying at the expense of what people have to say in present-day Africa?
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In recent years spending has also shifted to leisure and experiences at the expense of apparel and homeware.
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The big bucks lie in finding market inefficiencies no one else can, succeeding at the expense of others.
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Just not at the expense of praising the thug whose actions are the reason we have those bills.
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They have recently chosen to exercise the latter at the expense of the President of the United States.
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During your opening monologue, you slammed with a few crowd-pleasing jokes at the expense of Donald Trump.
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It directly hurts your gameplay, as it feeds their bodies and minds at the expense of your own.
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"The astronomically large surplus comes at the expense of Southeast regional infrastructure, particularly roads and highways," Brown added.
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But not at the expense of innovative fortresses such as the trio of Comcast, Fox and Time Warner.
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At the expense of Congress, recent presidents have also assumed additional powers over foreign policy and civil liberties.
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Thus, while quotas add a few women to corporate boards, they come at the expense of female achievements.
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The company has been investing heavily to keep its giant core businesses growing at the expense of profits.
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These retailers, which sell name-brand apparel for less, have grown at the expense of traditional department stores.
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Practicing visual and curatorial sovereignty comes at the expense of non-Native understanding — as well it should be.
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A complicated, years-long process favors litigious special-interest groups at the expense of participation by ordinary people.
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Other states will eventually be forced to confront those liabilities, probably at the expense of entrepreneurs and businesses.
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"And the Trump administration is serving the interests of industry and polluters at the expense of endangered species."
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A key concern of Nuveen stakeholders is that farmland investment may come at the expense of forested areas.
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If China and other countries are doing better, it must be at the expense of the United States.
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Outsiders have repeatedly underestimated Mr Maduro's determination to cling to power at the expense of destroying his country.
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"It is important that we will not pursue economic growth at the expense of the environment," said Phuc.
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Spotify is racing to sign up users before Apple Music can, even at the expense of its finances.
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People who are already famous will benefit at the expense of candidates who need cash to promote themselves.
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Consumer advocates caution that AV START benefits big tech and car companies at the expense of average Americans.
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Yet not all bricks-and-mortar players have seen their traffic dissipate at the expense of online shopping.
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Then: Nate is annoyed because she's spending so much time at work at the expense of their relationship.
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Are they creating technical tools and strategies that actually enhance fake news at the expense of real news?
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They argue that buybacks inflate corporate executives' pay and share price at the expense of a company's workers.
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But he frets that Japanese companies are focusing on environmental and social aspects at the expense of governance.
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It could also come at the expense of at least 1,400 employees, working on projects across the company.
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The guild complains that agencies are prospering at the expense of the screenwriters they are supposed to represent.
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In India the ruling BJP party accommodates hard-line Hindus sometimes at the expense of the Muslim minority.
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"This is taxing our most competitive highest value added sectors at the expense of our most backward sectors."
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Montreal, which had aggressively pushed machine learning at the expense of more proven tactics, didn't make the cut.
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Despite this year's gains, investors have largely poured money into bond funds at the expense of equity funds.
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She had developed an obsession with her own scans at the expense of her true emotions and conduct.
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In most cases, a thinner, lighter and smaller laptop comes at the expense of power and battery life.
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And we're all for that — even if it comes at the expense of disservice to Patrick Swayze's legacy.
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Time and again, he's favored corporations at the expense of small business owners, their employees and their customers.
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It helped the Jazz (38-24) snap a two-game losing streak at the expense of the Nets.
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And 59 percent of voters say the plan favors the wealthy at the expense of the middle class.
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"China will never develop itself at the expense of other countries," Lu told a regular briefing on Thursday.
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The best news, though, is that this display update did not come at the expense of battery life.
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The end result makes Google News more aesthetically pleasing, but it comes at the expense of information density.
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But appetite for dollars has come at the expense of the offshore yuan market, once a policy priority.
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In other words, the wealthy have always used charitable foundations to influence politics at the expense of taxpayers.
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There were plenty of jokes at the expense of Trump's cabinet and some great Breaking Bad call-backs.
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In doing so he shored up his base, at the expense of alienating the larger public even further.
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"Subway's ambition for sales and growth came at the expense of Katie [and her children]," the suit reads.
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The result is that the need to punish abusers is sometimes being pursued at the expense of prevention.
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That outlook has tended to benefit the euro, yen and Swiss franc at the expense of the dollar.
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These reforms rewarded the American teams' mature athleticism at the expense of competitors who had relied on youth.
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Further efficiency mandates, however well-intentioned they may be, may well come at the expense of appliance performance.
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"This still comes at the expense of curbs to industrial firms and gas-fired power plants," she added.
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To the extent that new jobs are created, they come at the expense of other states and municipalities.
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But that system was inherently unstable, as it boosted corporate profits at the expense of millions of workers.
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But unfortunately, doctors behaving inappropriately at the expense of a patient is more common than it should be.
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After all, it was Bannon who championed Roy Moore at the expense of the establishment favorite Luther Strange.
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The murky colors make the world appear realistic and kinetic but at the expense of pleasure or beauty.
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Is it an accident that this transfer subsidizes blue-state constituencies at the expense of red-state ones?
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Pompeo has emphasized that economic aid for North Korea would not come at the expense of U.S. taxpayers.
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On trade, his critique that global deals favor corporate interests at the expense of working people is ascendant.
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Ms. Melocik has mined the potential humor in Palmer's situation, often at the expense of its emotional stakes.
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But if it accepts the tech industry's largesse, it will do so at the expense of vulnerable people.
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Amazon wouldn't be punished for price gouging, since it generally pursues low prices at the expense of profits.
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What IS a shame is watching Megyn Kelly go for the ratings at the expense of another woman.
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"The current system costs American jobs at the expense of American taxpayers," Cassidy told CNBC in a statement.
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As it stands today, this short-term rental economy is benefiting very few at the expense of many.
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So fast scaling in one market may be at the expense of any business at all in another.
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" In the end Jefferson's "Empire of Liberty" inevitably "favored white men at the expense of Indians and blacks.
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The court ruled that R.B.C. had steered both clients together at the expense of other bidders and shareholders.
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R: Well I don't think it need come at the expense of the relationship with these other countries.
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" Trump's campaign said Clinton had "deceived" the public for herself and her family "at the expense of Americans.
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They all also appeared to show his Conservative party surging at the expense of Nigel Farage's Brexit Party.
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A flat tax, however, would do the opposite: reward the rich at the expense of lower-income workers.
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Congress will understand that the AOA's purpose is to enrich their membership at the expense of their patients.
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Thankfully, jokes at the expense of the highest office in the land are fully protected by the Constitution.
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And they've also argued the Republican tax cuts favored the wealthy at the expense of the middle class.
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The president has bitterly complained about German luxury cars flooding U.S. markets at the expense of American automobiles.
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Moreover, President Trump's budgets to Congress have proposed boosting funding for law enforcement at the expense of treatment.
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But that does not mean he would suggest buying critical illness at the expense of other policies first.
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"The Taliban do what they do, to show their strength at the expense of other women," Naderi says.
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I'd say Netflix's success, Amazon's success, Hulu's success comes at the expense of the legacy multi-channel bundle.
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Several energy officials said the share of coal and gas could be increased at the expense of hydro.
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"Subway's ambition for sales and growth came at the expense of Katie [and her children]," states the lawsuit.
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The two had turned the show into one, big inside joke at the expense of their young audience.
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Another possibility: Trump will side with the populist, Putin-friendly leaders at the expense of America's closest allies.
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For example, the number of full-time jobs is rapidly increasing at the expense of part-time jobs.
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Menendez opposed the tax plan, saying it helped corporations too much at the expense of working-class taxpayers.
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The party and my work has always come first, often at the expense of commitments to loved ones.
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In manufacturing scenarios, the robots lead to lower costs and better returns — often at the expense of jobs.
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Accountability is about demonstrating results, but not at the expense of those who need our help the most.
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But the Trump government is especially sympathetic to the Saudis, even at the expense of our closest allies.
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Moreover, the more one makes, the more one saves at the expense of more spending by the government.
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"He has consistently advanced his own sordid desires and fixations at the expense of others," the letter read.
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Many said his jokes were in poor taste because they came at the expense of a sick person.
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He said Mr. Levandowski had wanted faster progress even if it came at the expense of safety features.
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While that video can be great, useful, and journalistically important, it's also coming at the expense of words.
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Why then does President Trump keep trying to prop up coal at the expense of alternative energy sources?
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" He added, "Trying to promote myself at the expense of somebody famous is not a good business idea.
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Any investment "at the expense of the Palestinian cause" will not find fertile ground in Lebanon, Berri said.
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I hasten to add that Mr. Driver isn't grandstanding at the expense of the rest of the cast.
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And it makes sure interests of less populated areas aren't ignored at the expense of densely populated areas.
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Another deep run, especially at the expense of Thiem and Zverev, could push him into the top 5.
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"I don't feel I deserve to be doing this at the expense of 17 people," Ms. Steinhardt said.
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It is hardly news to point out that he accomplished this feat at the expense of Jewish women.
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"They are trying to protect a few thousand farmers at the expense of millions of Canadians," he said.
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Corporate executives didn't feel comfortable maximizing their own pay and their company's profits at the expense of workers.
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In the years since, he has been widely accused of amassing wealth at the expense of the state.
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In that America, the federal government protects the wealthy and powerful, often at the expense of everyone else.
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Bringing a more capable coffee maker came at the expense of added weight and bulk in their packs.
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This can provide a surprisingly refreshing campsite experience, although it comes at the expense of burning extra fuel.
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But the industry's gain may come at the expense of efficient health care spending and inflated consumer concern.
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Without regulation, their profitable move is to pad their bottom lines at the expense of the global climate.
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His justification is a concocted "fact" to support the forest products industry at the expense of the planet.
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His capacity to grab the headlines and suck up airtime at the expense of his rivals is unsurpassed.
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Cheaper prices should not come at the expense of exposing private citizens' information to the Chinese Communist Party.
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This has come at the expense of Warren, whose support among that block has slid by seven points.
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The stolen documents revealed that the DNC had attempted to help Clinton's campaign at the expense of Sen.
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After the game, Mr. Karjakin suggested that he might have over-prepared, at the expense of his creativity.
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Kennedy said the Trump economy is benefiting the rich at the expense of the poor and middle-class.
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"Amazon is more focused on driving volume and improving service at the expense of profit margins," said Sebastian.
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Like Mr. Netanyahu, Mr. Trump has courted American evangelicals, often at the expense of more liberal Jewish communities.
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Rosenstein alleged EQT executives sought to enrich themselves at the expense of shareholders in their pursuit of Rice.
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The president abused his power for his own personal political benefit at the expense of our national security.
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But financial data has also been used to benefit corporate bottom lines at the expense of the consumer.
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When you say diversity in the workplace, they hear special privileges for minorities at the expense of whites.
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There should be little opposition except from those making those exorbitant profits at the expense of sick patients.
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That doesn&apost mean you invest in self-care at the expense of the company&aposs well-being.
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The show started introducing problems and solutions one after the other, sometimes at the expense of character development.
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A small quantity of life may be gained at the expense of a sometimes degraded quality of life.
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Crucially, they are all of these, and none of those qualities are at the expense of the others.
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Of course, Manning's 2 rings came at the expense of Brady's Patriots in dramatic fashion -- remember David Tyree??
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Amazon's success in online retail has come at the expense of offline retailers, many of whom are struggling.
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Their hefty price tag comes at the expense of every other program integral to your nation and security.
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But even if Germany has succeeded at the expense of Europe's poorer countries, Ms. Merkel is no nationalist.
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If the success of the challenge had come at the expense of other charities, ambivalence might be justified.
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We would not want them to focus on culture at the expense of hard, verifiable, capital adequacy rules.
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Upfront, out-of-pocket health care costs can come at the expense of paying for rent and groceries.
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DSW's strong sales during November, December and January came at the expense of profit, the company reported Tuesday.
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Big boosts to fossil fuel production have come at the expense of an unprecedented deterioration in air quality.
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Otherwise, Republicans will continue to win at the expense of the people who need the help the most.
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Other states will eventually be forced to confront those liabilities — probably at the expense of entrepreneurs and businesses.
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"I came here to govern, not engage in partisan politics at the expense of hardworking Americans," she said.
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But this victory may ultimately have come at the expense of the Republican Party's long-term electoral prospects.
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But the rising cost of health care means keeping those insurance plans comes at the expense of wages.
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And it increasingly seems to be far more about capturing big moments at the expense of anything else.
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The one thing Jackson shouldn't do is double down on the present at the expense of the future.
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Turkey has shown interest in the Patriot system, but not at the expense of abandoning the S-400.
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If I did it at the expense of the people, then I'd be making a fool of myself.
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To what degree is there a sort of zero-sum game at play between women's economic gains coming at the expense of men, and people of color's economic gains coming at the expense of whites, and to what degree is that really just a way that things have been politically framed?
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The sense of a system rigged to benefit the owners of capital at the expense of workers is profound.
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The teens who used technology without overdoing it at the expense of other activities actually benefited from the connectivity.
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European rules dictate that bank bailouts should firstly be at the expense of investors and not at the taxpayers.
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Supporters of flexible work argue that many giggers prefer to retain flexibility at the expense of more job security.
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That sort of habit makes some people rich in the business world, at the expense of making others poor.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Steven Palladino spared no expense enjoying luxury vehicles at the expense of trusting Viking Financial investors.
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He said the attorneys general are pursuing a political agenda at the expense of scientists' right to free speech.
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This racial balancing that is being attempted at the schools is being done at the expense of Asian-Americans.
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"These expulsions are justified because they concern illegal activities at the expense of our national security," the source said.
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Democrats pointed fingers at Snyder and Michigan officials, suggesting that cost cutting came at the expense of public health.
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In Detroit, choice has come largely at the expense of the traditional public school district and schools like Oakman.
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SoundCloud was handed a $23 million lifeline in August, but seemingly at the expense of its future mainstream relevance.
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Previously Kaczynski had said foreign currency-denominated mortgages must be converted into zlotys at the expense of the banks.
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Aiming for short-term profit, the industry spent decades building the truck market at the expense of car sales.
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But that quick fix comes at the expense of keeping older, more beaten-up aircraft in the sky longer.
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Even Slim Jim is looking at add-ons, but not at the expense of its lucrative meat sticks line.
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Despite his gloomy forecast, Suttmeier doesn't think the downturn will come at the expense of the secular bull market.
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India's Pusarla Sindhu advanced at the expense of Hong Kong's Cheung Ngan-yi and faces China's Sun Yu next.
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This isn't a case of President Donald Trump trying to boost US companies at the expense of foreign competitors.
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It is quite another to focus exclusively on it at the expense of other interests, talents and character traits.
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Second, in repairing the economy, the government also, on occasion, embraced microeconomic orthodoxy at the expense of macroeconomic stability.
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Those who vote for populist parties and politicians often focus on single issues at the expense of other problems.
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"It's algorithmically and financially incentivizing the creation of this type of content at the expense of truth," Albright said.
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There are a few ways to tweak this approach to emphasise peak excellence at the expense of career bulk.
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This proposal would benefit some doctors at the expense of others (welcome again to the world of trade-offs).
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"It seems more likely [management] works to maintain sales growth at the expense of some margin than vice versa."
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It also means additional travel will need to be canceled and re-booked at the expense of federal taxpayers.
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Mr. Sanders's surge has come at the expense of Ms. Warren, who some on Wall Street have warmed to.
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Fifth seed Katerina Siniakova advanced at the expense of Wang Yafan with a straightforward 6-3 6-2 win.
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Is it really ethically acceptable to save one life now at the expense of so many in the future?
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Sometimes soundbars focus on TV and movie audio at the expense of music, but Roku has checked off both.
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Chrissy Teigen is known for her hilarious tweets — which are often at the expense of her husband, John Legend.
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In recent bankruptcy processes, the latter have received unfair advantages at the expense of foreign bondholders, the source added.
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"I benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the expense of others," he said.
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Do you think we'll ever see another social platform emerge at the expense of Facebook's dominance, or have they …?
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"This is extremely important but should not and does not have to happen at the expense of people's privacy."
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Over time, new processing techniques have raised output, to 1.25m tons last year, but at the expense of quality.
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As a result, the country produces more energy than it needs at the expense of the people, Zúniga says.
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Companies maximize profit to keep shareholders happy, and CEOs get rich at the expense of the average American worker.
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Drunk tweets, mappedBut the whole study wasn't just for a giggle at the expense of sloshed social media users.
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Kuczynski canceled the airport contract last month amid criticism it benefited private companies at the expense of the state.
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There is a risk of over-reliance on medication at the expense of relationship-building and exploring emotional conflict.
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They will save money for patients, employers and insurers including the government at the expense of drug company profits.
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Obsessively caring about a fictional creature at the expense of real-life people, animals, and our planet is madness.
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Heavily polluting industries were encouraged to set up shop, bringing jobs and prosperity at the expense of the environment.
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"They can have a reasonable holiday season, but the price will be at [the expense of] margin," he said.
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"The boys' club" has always referred to what happens when men help each other at the expense of others.
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Reminder: Facebook is continuing to promote video content on its primary platform at the expense of the written word.
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Though he magnifies and deflates his figures' faces, it doesn't feel like it's at the expense of his subjects.
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And many app categories are now growing at the expense of others, when before, all were growing in tandem.
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Turkey might consider buying the Patriots, his government has announced, but not at the expense of the s-400s.
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Mr Omelyan directly accused Mr Riabikin of pandering to UIA, his main customer, at the expense of the country.
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Some have worried this cost-cutting came at the expense of much needed investments to compete for today's consumer.
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"The proposal in the budget is to increase defense dramatically at the expense of the domestic side," Udall said.
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This meant tilting her platform toward certain liberal demographics—minorities, urban populations, millennials, women—at the expense of others.
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"If your culture is so driven by growth at the expense of other things, there are consequences," said Huffington.
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Now, I would love that but not at the expense of lugging around an actual brick in my purse.
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He accused Modi of favoring big business houses in defense and business deals at the expense of poor people.
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The company has started to prioritize posts from regular users at the expense of posts from brands and publishers.
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Critics say the legislation gives the military and bureaucracy a say in politics at the expense of elected officials.
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Such provisions were seen to give unprecedented power to corporations at the expense of the environment and public health.
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NAFTA has encouraged companies to relocate to lower-cost Mexico at the expense of U.S. manufacturing workers, he argued.
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Except, it's exactly that reason why Bryce is so sinister: his "jokes" come at the expense of violating women.
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Standard surgery eliminates that pain by removing the cartilage and fusing the bones, but at the expense of mobility.
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While we may want justice to be served, it's often served at the expense of a survivor's mental health.
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That's potentially at the expense of a broader appeal, and Walker acknowledged Tesla ownership in Australia skews heavily male.
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I spent a lot of time taking down bad guys and pillaging resources at the expense of the story.
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Unable to delegitimize competing institutions, Trump is seeking to empower them at the expense of his central campaign promises.
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The Department "prioritized the expeditious completion of the rulemaking process at the expense of thoughtful deliberation," the report said.
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Those gains have come at the expense of the passenger car sector, which dropped 8.2 percent in the month.
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But so much of this future-promise comes at the expense of actual cool things coming in this movie.
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"What's regrettable is it comes at the expense of patients who have a lot of chronic disease," Dafny said.
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This comes at the expense of a true arts and culture policy, truly run by the United States government.
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It is regrettable that the Trump administration has embraced protectionism at the expense of the opportunities that trade provides.
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These streamers are gaining at the expense of traditional TV, which has impacted other parts of AT&T's business.
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He confuses his personal brand with American interests and pursues the former at the expense of the latter. Skeptical?
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