Alan Blinder, an economist at Princeton University, observed that people generally accept job losses that they attribute to technological change but are angered by job losses that they attribute to trade policies.
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But not that we can attribute to a foreign country.
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Why would you attribute to malice what you could to stupidity?
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Many lottery winners face personal difficulties they attribute to their windfall.
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Some visitors have reported strange sounds that they attribute to ghosts.
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I'm known for my punctuality, which I attribute to writing everything down.
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My body aches in ways that I can't entirely attribute to age.
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"I would attribute to Mexico for making some difference," the official said.
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Attending social, cultural and professional events creates memories people attribute to Facebook's help.
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What do you attribute to its rise, both in the U.S. and internationally?
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Krebs did not attribute to the activity to any specific entity or device.
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If you choose to use anything, please attribute to CNBC and Geoff Cutmore.
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If you choose to use anything, please attribute to CNBC and Joumanna Bercetche.
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If you choose to use anything, please attribute to CNBC and Steve Sedgwick.
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It's one of the reasons people also attribute to its stagnant user growth.
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But after a few months, as I became accustomed to the consulting work, I noticed that working in this environment really highlighted my weaknesses, some of which I attribute to bipolar disorder, and some of which I attribute to lithium.
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That's an encouraging sign which I attribute to more practice in solving quality puzzles.
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The extreme conditions are in line with patterns that scientists attribute to climate change.
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This means they must bid based on the value that they actually attribute to item.
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Residents of Australian cities fret about soaring property prices, which they attribute to Chinese demand.
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The second key attribute to success, according to Galloway, is picking a good life partner.
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What came next, of course, I can't quote or attribute to anybody at the company.
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Why he chose this term and this particular physical attribute to focus on, we'll never know.
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For kitchens who rely on local catch, this is what they attribute to distinguishing their sandwich.
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Moose's musical delivery embodies the qualities that many attribute to Baltimore's appeal: unorthodox, eccentric, and raw.
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Formal gravitas, palimpsests, allegories: I suppose that's a lot to attribute to the expression 'an eyeful.
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We often attribute to the other side more foresight and purpose than we allow our own.
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It is yet another way to absolve Bartman of the sin that fans attribute to him.
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A small number of individuals have reported a range of symptoms which they attribute to EMF exposure.
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And whatever you think of her, it's a seismic cultural shift we can partially attribute to Ellen.
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It is, in fact, one of the few skills she's willing to attribute to her forthcoming opponent.
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Acknowledge and incorporate a few of the qualities that admirers attribute to him and were attracted by.
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Plumpness is something "you attribute to health," said Christine d'Ornano, the global vice president of Sisley Paris.
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This is the kind of success that even skeptical voters might attribute to a businessman like him.
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Experts say the salmon boom is hard to attribute to George's actions, and the carbon benefits unproven.
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While that is only half of its book value, it is more than investors attribute to it today.
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However there's certain things I can only attribute to luck or God—things only the universe can control.
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Serbia has strained relations with most of its neighbors, a situation that many analysts attribute to Russian influence.
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"They testify to the creativity and playfulness we often forget to attribute to our ancestors," Rebay-Salisbury added.
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The More Personal Computing business was down 5 percent, which Microsoft continues to attribute to still-falling phone revenues.
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America may have more powerful companies, but that is a very large gap to attribute to a single factor.
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The breed is hairless so wrinkles in their skin are super visible, which helped attribute to his famous title.
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The river has seen catastrophic flooding in recent years, which experts attribute to extreme weather caused by global warming.
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Australia's response has been unusually subdued, which many attribute to its desire to keep the government of PNG onside.
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When night falls, strange things begin to happen in Dakar, which a few worried citizens attribute to demonic possession.
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Can one really contain nationalism's violent furies, in the attempt to harness the benefits that you attribute to it?
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The actress's influence is a trend we can attribute to The Aniston Effect (shoutout to CrowdTangle for the name).
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And any data it collects from Apple News, Maps and Siri is anonymous and can't attribute to individual users.
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How much of America's increase in income inequality over the past half-century do you attribute to free trade?
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But they did not attribute to race the inherent qualities — aggression or book smarts — that their mainland brethren did.
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In previous contests, Sanders had done well in Western states, victories his supporters attribute to large support from Latinos.
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I wish these were one-off errors that we could attribute to authoritarian Chinese Communism or routine Trumpian incompetence.
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In previous contests, Sanders had done well in Western states, victories his supporters attribute to large support from Latinos.
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Two individuals responding differently to the same event — getting fired, for example — Aristotle would attribute to their differing predispositions.
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Teenagers are also eloping more often, a trend campaigners attribute to better access to mobile phones and the internet.
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It's right off the scale of what you expect to be able to attribute to a 10-year-old kid.
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The trigger for the end of the bear and the onset of the bull I attribute to a few things.
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That wouldn't have been a problem, had they decided to use an alt attribute to describe what the image is.
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It, too, has exploded in popularity in the last few years, a boom that rangers partially attribute to social media.
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Trump's outsized persona makes even those Republicans who share his views seem more moderate, an important attribute to swing voters.
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While Clinton won the nomination, she lost the White House — an outcome Sanders supporters attribute to her more centrist approach.
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But, as the saying goes, never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by total legislative incompetence (or something).
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"A lot of it I attribute to a lot of these high-protein, low-carb, keto-type diets," he said.
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Ravi Chandran, 50, a temple employee, cited a NASA satellite image, which locals sporadically attribute to American scientists in Chicago.
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Incredibly, the researchers achieved 803 percent accuracy, which is the same level of confidence they attribute to the Denisovan reconstruction.
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Why I thought material items had that much to do with it, I can only attribute to wanting things that stay.
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Certainly Islamist terrorists would: Of all the qualities one might attribute to them, subtlety of interpretation is not one of them.
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In Virginia, what little opposition there was has been much more muted, which business leaders attribute to a more cooperative spirit.
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Trump ordered the missiles launched in response to a chemical attack Tuesday that officials attribute to Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces.
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Thousands of people in the state have contaminated water, which many attribute to coal ash pollution; the coal companies deny it.
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In him, I see certain positive traits that I attribute to a Catholic upbringing: goodness; service; a sense of moral clarity.
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As the school's funds vanished, which parents attribute to graft, there was no money left for basics like food and maintenance.
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In their book The Light That Failed, Ivan Krastev and Stephen Holmes tell a story that they attribute to Gleb Pavlovsky.
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But some of the biggest growth has been in health care, which state economists attribute to a growing and aging population.
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Later, the company faced scrutiny for poor sales for the iPhone X that some attribute to the steep $1,20193 price tag.
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This tone of "sentimental earnestness" that you attribute to empowering ads is so tricky because for a lot of people, it works.
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For the past few years, the corals have been undergoing a mass bleaching event that scientists primarily attribute to excessively warm waters.
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"Our business in Japan performed well, which we attribute to spending by domestic consumers," Chief Executive Frederic Cumenal said in a statement.
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Looking at it forces us to catalogue every misdemeanor that we memorially attribute to the corrosive effects of a pint or nine.
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Hanlon's Razor states one should "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity," but is that the case here?
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Western powers have sought to use the United Nations to highlight rights abuses they attribute to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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Venezuela has in recent years suffered frequent blackouts that critics attribute to insufficient investment following the 2007 nationalization of the electricity sector.
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It is, to say the least, not a great attribute to have in a presidential candidate or a likely major-party nominee.
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He referred to the all-encompassing sense of white power so many liberals now also attribute to whiteness as a profound opportunity.
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It's a crucial industry for Russia, as oil and gas revenues attribute to more than 40 percent of the country's federal budget.
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There are also problems with erosion — which residents attribute to storm surges — harbor modifications and even shore protection practices on other islands.
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"I'm all for 'don't attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence' but I don't believe Google is that incompetent," Nightingale wrote.
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Apple is famously regarded as being slow to embrace new technologies, which some attribute to arrogance and others to an abundance of caution.
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Those are some of the less specific symptoms for a heart attack, but ones that people may ignore or attribute to something else.
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In July, Facebook reported no user growth in the U.S. and Canada, and a loss of European users it attribute to GDPR requirements.
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"The MS-13 motto is kill, rape and control," Sessions said, referring to a well-publicized axiom the feds attribute to the group.
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He notes that the paper's ozone measurements still show a high level of variability, which Solomon and her colleagues attribute to weather effects.
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The Associated Press recently ran a trend piece about skating's growth in Kenya, which they attribute to the growth of the middle class.
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Still, Mr. Maduro has not seized any businesses yet, which some political analysts attribute to the government's inability to take over anything more.
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Lawmakers, regulators and drugmakers have been working on ways to arrest the abuse, which experts partly attribute to the unrestricted prescription of painkillers.
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The value of Disney's stock has fallen 7 percent during the past year, a drop analysts largely attribute to concerns about ESPN's future.
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Delegate count: 67 Sanders has done well in Western states so far this election, victories his supporters attribute to large support from Latinos.
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The crisis has been fuelled by lower than average rainfall, higher than average temperatures, and strong winds — conditions experts attribute to climate change.
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A month later, more than 80 percent of Puerto Ricans are still without power — a situation many Democrats attribute to a lackluster response.
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In 1997, the mayor was shot dead by armed men in his office, one of countless killings that residents attribute to the guerrillas.
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"Outstanding, a constant, very dependable — all the things that you would attribute to a quality starter, he's doing that," manager John Farrell said.
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To this day, some of Chernobyl's smaller animals such as birds, rodents, and insects continue to display mutations that scientists attribute to radiation levels.
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Oil-rich Venezuela has in recent years suffered frequent blackouts that critics attribute to insufficient investment following the 2007 nationalization of the electricity sector.
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The meeting on climate change comes as the Trump administration confronts a rash of severe storms that some scientists attribute to warming sea temperatures.
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Attempts to make it into a political virtue too often attribute to anger victories that rightfully belong to courage, patience, intelligence, persistence, or love.
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It could even separate them based on malt status, age, or country of origin—factors that some people attribute to a whiskey's overall quality.
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New York City's subway system is currently in a "state of emergency," which critics attribute to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo neglecting its infrastructure.
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Maxwell finds the protesters' signs "frustrating" because she believes they unfairly attribute to Ramasar crimes he has not been accused of committing, she said.
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The pace of legal challenges has picked up recently, something observers attribute to a realization that American Indians can influence local and national policy.
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But Portia reminds us that mercy is what makes a ruler truly powerful; she calls it "an attribute to God himself" (Shakespeare IV.i.190).
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"I think the habit of being a voracious reader and absorber of information is what I attribute to helping me every day," he says.
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Fears of foreign interference date to the 2011 uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak, which many Egyptian officials now attribute to unspecified outside forces.
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Reported rapes climbed 31% from 2012 to 2017, government figures show, which officials attribute to greater public awareness rather than an increase in attacks.
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Yet the current landscape raises an interesting question: Can consumers rely on tech-based solutions to address a problem experts largely attribute to…technology?
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They will be aided in this claim by some recent corporate announcements of bonuses or wage hikes that they attribute to the tax cut.
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"Early last year, all the major companies went to investors and reported dismal profit levels and couldn't attribute to that to the recession," says Moss.
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He may have not suffered a loss until now, but Breazeale's toughness was the only positive you could attribute to his performance on Saturday night.
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How much of your husband's situation do you attribute to the Trump administration, and how much is due to issues that were going on before?
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The politics of global warming are changing, he said, as more Americans experiencing economically damaging weather events that scientists can attribute to the changing climate.
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But violent crimes like murder and sexual assault have recorded a slight increase, the figures also show, which some attribute to the arrival of migrants.
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Shares of the company are up 27% since the tech giant's last earnings report in October, which many analysts attribute to the upcoming 5G cycle.
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There are more than 1,000 women lined up to sue Johnson & Johnson over just that: cancer diagnoses they attribute to the company's talcum powder products.
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These birds actually experienced a modest rise in population during the studied timeframe, something the authors attribute to the positive effects of wetland conservation efforts.
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It's started to go to that point the last five years, and that's kind of almost what I'd attribute to the quote– unquote 'Independent wrestling boom.
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And that's not counting the 33,000 jobs lost in September, which most analysts attribute to the spate of hurricanes that wrecked havoc across the Gulf Coast.
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Out of all the underperforming Jays this year, which can we attribute to injuries/age, and who can we expect a bounce back from next year?
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"We're committed to publishing every tweet, video, and image that we can reliably attribute to a state-backed information operation," a Twitter spokesperson says via email.
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Blazes have been spurred by extremely dry conditions after three years of drought in parts of NSW and Queensland, which many experts attribute to climate change.
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Below is the transcript of an interview with Melco Resorts & Entertainment, Lawrence Ho. If you choose to use anything, please attribute to CNBC and Christine Tan.
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The successes many attribute to the Clean Air Act, which passed in 22019, were actually built on ongoing successes of the previous 50 years or more.
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Other than whale sounds or the terrifying string notes from Jaws, there really isn't a specific sound we attribute to life below the the ocean's surface.
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No matter what I would like to imagine myself as, or what traits I would like to attribute to myself, I am nothing but a woman.
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In my research, I was struck by the evidence for a level of social complexity and emotional sensitivity to others that we normally attribute to mammals.
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Several bodies were never identified, a fact that some people attribute to families being unable to accept the secret lives that the fire had laid bare.
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In addition to having a double, these twin celebrities also share a common thread — a great relationship with their twin that many attribute to their success.
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The upper part of the man's body was found slightly below his lower limbs, which officials attribute to tunnels dug at the site during the 18th century.
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The first of these features is an apparent dip in the brightness of the host star following the planet's transit, which the astronomers attribute to the exomoon.
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Lizzie: The goldfish gets pretty big by the end of the video, which you could attribute to salt bloat, but I have seen a big goldfish before.
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They attribute to this to a simple timing issue, saying that they were working on this long before Salesforce made their Einstein AI APIs available in June.
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Having frames fitted by an eye care professional can also attribute to better vision by ensuring that eyewear fits comfortably, securely, and aligns properly with the eye.
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I never once had to fight the system to use it, a trait I often attribute to Surface devices due to solid marriage between software and hardware.
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Beijing is also waging a broader campaign against fraudulent fundraising and speculative investment, which analysts attribute to China's underdeveloped financial regulation and lack of legitimate investment options.
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Republicans have rejected criticism of the investigation's length, which they attribute to the Obama administration's refusal to answer questions and hand over documents in a timely manner.
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Many New Yorkers who do not live near the subway use the bus, even though bus ridership is declining — a trend transit advocates attribute to poor service.
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Students protested outside the venue, as no audience members — or journalists — were allowed in, a decision that debate sponsor Raycom Media refused to attribute to Duke's presence.
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And the former House speaker who once presided over a government shutdown, which he seemed to attribute to the bad seat he got on Air Force One.
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A famine in the 1990s -- which historians attribute to agronomic issues and poor central planning, among other factors -- took the lives of an estimated 2.5 million people.
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The apparent boom in farming games would be easy to attribute to the indie sensation Stardew Valley (another farming game), but the timeline wouldn't exactly match up.
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Housing prices in the San José region have been in decline for the last couple of years, a trend agents attribute to Costa Rica's mounting fiscal woes.
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It is also very much in the political interest of companies to attribute to the new tax law the changes they make to salaries or investment plans.
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This is because, compared to True Gods—or Nature, or whatever we attribute to the shape of the universe—your human instincts are feeble and order-seeking.
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For years, she's been a top target of Republicans in attack ads, a situation her opponents often attribute to the fact that she's a San Francisco liberal.
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Reported rapes climbed 60 percent to 40,000 from 2012 to 2016, government figures show, which officials attribute to more women coming forward due to greater public awareness.
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Recent years have seen British musical festivals plagued by a string of deaths, a trend some campaigners attribute to the ever-increasing purity of drugs in circulation.
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The latest blazes have capped a pair of calamitous wildfire seasons in California that scientists largely attribute to prolonged drought they say is symptomatic of climate change.
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The trick-or-treating is often attribute to belsnickling, a German tradition akin to mumming, in which costumed people went door-to-door for drinks and snacks.
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Keryx has been facing challenges with the drug's adoption in the U.S. market, which analysts attribute to the perception among nephrologists that Auryxia is not a differentiated product.
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Either moving to take jobs in northern Mexico in maquiladoras [factories] or moving to the US. Moreover, some of the biggest changes you can't directly attribute to NAFTA.
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Countless people gathered outside the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, which many attribute to galvanizing the gay rights movement.
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In an April report, Human Rights Watch said the 3,603 killings that police attribute to vigilantes and drug gangs were just a strategy to shield police from culpability.
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That rate has been coming down since then — but not as quickly as some people thought it would, a fact researchers attribute to the nature of work today.
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Security experts also attribute to Iranian hackers the widespread Shamoon 2 virus from 2016 and 2017 which wiped data and destroyed computers at Saudi companies and government agencies.
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That's a drop from 13.2 million daily smokers to 12.2 million, which health officials attribute to the anti-smoking measures of their National Tobacco Reduction Plan in 2016.
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But now it's whiter, brighter, straighter, and—minus the various imperfections that a casual observer might attribute to my nationality—I'm exponentially more eager to bust it out.
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Last year, Singapore was China's top foreign investor — a status many here proudly attribute to the country's ability to act as a gateway between China and the West.
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Last year was the warmest since records began in the 19th Century, as global average temperatures continued a rise dating back decades that scientists attribute to greenhouse gases.
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The city has seen a spike in reported rapes, a trend that the police, advocates and prosecutors attribute to the #MeToo movement encouraging more women to come forward.
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Opinion Columnist Where politicians are concerned, especially aging and garrulous ones, it may be a mistake to attribute to strategy what can be chalked up to simple fecklessness.
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Tax revenues in California have fallen well short of projections, and a black market for marijuana continues to thrive, which some cannabis business experts attribute to high taxes.
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A president who's a textbook study in the psychological phenomenon of projection — by which you attribute to others the flaws that you possess — uses it all the time.
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Many Chinese semiconductor plants located in the virus epicentre of Wuhan have run continuously throughout the outbreak, which chip industry experts attribute to their highly automated production processes.
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With no El Niño anomaly present this year, these temperatures are a product of the ever-increasing global temperature rise that scientists attribute to greenhouse gas-induced warming.
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Today, Mr. Smith might still be flummoxed by the price of diamonds, but investment possibilities of water he might attribute to his favorite market forces: supply and demand.
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How much of it do you attribute to the fact that you — as someone who never really seemed interested in politicizing his show — were just speaking from the heart?
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The degree of contango evident in the Brent market has been increasing over time especially since around 2004/2005, which some analysts attribute to the increased "financialisation" of commodities.
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Where that was a solid attribute to have as a fairly one note wrestler, it has turned him into a killer on the feet even with a limited toolbox.
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This year we've added the women-led attribute to empower women-led businesses to succeed online and enable people to find businesses to visit using Google Maps and Search.
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They protested over the wake of the rising suicide rate among French officers, which many attribute to the strain of containing the "yellow vest" protests for weeks on end.
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But it's worth watching for shedding light on the rising suicide rate among gay teenagers in Utah, which many attribute to the Mormon Church's stance against same-sex relationships.
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Other Artificials believe, as many humans do, that God was responsible in some way for the creation of the universe and for the meaning they attribute to their lives.
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He denies the charge and after dipping in opinion polls his support rebounded, which analysts attribute to his record of improving the bureaucracy and easing congestion and flooding in Jakarta.
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As these laws were being drafted, domestic workers and farmworkers were purposely excluded, a development that scholars attribute to the fact that they were jobs primarily done by African Americans.
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The officer who fired the fatal shot, Aaron Dean, was arrested and charged with murder within days -- actions that some experts attribute to the ongoing national conversation about police killings.
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But what is happening today is different: The accelerating rise in sea temperatures, which scientists primarily attribute to the burning of fossil fuels, is causing a lasting shift in fisheries.
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China's proportion of female pilots – at 1.3 percent - is one of the world's lowest, which analysts and pilots attribute to social perceptions and male-centric hiring practices by Chinese airlines.
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Some question the company's commitment to the process, given how glacial it has been, which many attribute to CEO Marissa Mayer's antipathy toward it, favoring her own turnaround efforts instead.
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People think that because you can sing it, which I can do 30 percent of the time, you'd somehow be an attribute to it, but I'd have fucking ruined Priest.
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The accident is the latest in a series of highway accidents involving tour buses, which experts attribute to harsh working conditions for long-distance bus drivers, reported the Associated Press.
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Consumer and business confidence in the economy has steadily climbed since 2628, which GOP lawmakers attribute to their $28500 trillion tax cut and repeal of dozens of Obama-era regulations.
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Consumer and business confidence in the economy has steadily climbed since 2017, which GOP lawmakers attribute to their $1.5 trillion tax cut and repeal of dozens of Obama-era regulations.
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The personal emails of the woman running the outreach effort, Alexandra Chalupa, were among those hacked at the Democratic National Committee, a breach American intelligence officials attribute to Russian spies.
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Increasingly unsteady even with the walker, he would fall, sometimes knocking over pieces of furniture, creating great crashing sounds that were hard to attribute to such a small, smiling man.
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The latest delay comes at a time when the government faces slow growth in state income, which officials attribute to weaker-than-expected economic growth and low global commodity prices.
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Obama's decision came after two attempted suicides by Manning in years prior, which many attribute to the fact that Manning was a transgender women being held at a men's prison.
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The few that remain say they have run into severe difficulties printing and selling books on politics and history in Hong Kong, which they attribute to pressure from the mainland.
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A group of residents agitated to save the depot, early members of a preservationist movement that many attribute to outrage over the demolition of New York's Penn Station in 1963.
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Major storms aside, the cherry blossoms in Japan are blooming earlier now than they have in 19123,200 years of recorded data, a fact that scientists generally attribute to warmer temperatures.
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But Democrats actually picked up four seats and have held on to them since — a windfall that some attribute to the party's skillful, if deceptive, gaming of the new rules.
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Ireland: Ireland had a record-high number of new H.I.V. infections in 2018, a trend that some activists attribute to poor sex health education and insufficient access to preventive drugs.
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"Markets seem a little calmer this morning, which we can at least partially attribute to George Osborne's statement," Joe Rundle, head of trading at ETX Capital, said in a morning note.
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Between the 2012 and 2016 general elections, Pima County closed 15 percent of its Election Day polling locations, a drop that county officials largely attribute to the rise in early voting.
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"We know that a number of our community-based Goodwill organizations have seen a year-over-year spike in donations in January that they attribute to Marie Kondo's show," she says.
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Japanese people have tended to see out all life's stages in the same dwelling, a custom they attribute to their history as a farming nation, when they had to stay put.
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The music includes red howler monkeys, breathy thumps from the mutum jungle fowl, droning cicadas, eerie calls locals attribute to deadly bushmaster vipers and the unhinged excitement of elusive titi monkeys.
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So I thought I would group the assets in a way that was logical and where you could sorta figure out-- the valuation that you might attribute to that particular grove.
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The two women are among a rising number of Iranians getting divorced, a trend that some experts attribute to women's growing confidence in speaking out about violent sex and marital rape.
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So far, China's stimulus measures have been more restrained than in past downturns, which analysts attribute to fears of adding to a mountain of debt left over from past credit binges.
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But what's really interesting is the large — and growing — share of the gap that they attribute to a mysterious "residual" not identified as the business cycle weakness by their statistical methods.
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While overall emigration from the Northern Triangle has spiked since last year, emigration from El Salvador has plummeted — which some administration officials attribute to the effects of US security aid there.
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So some of the improvement in longevity and quality of life that we may attribute to health care could actually be a result of changes in diet, exercise and the like.
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Through her prolific essays, she began building a reputation as a penetrating thinker with an urbane and unceremonious style that she would attribute to her zest for "pearl diving" in history.
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Flying east to Madagascar on Friday, Francis will find a vast island facing extreme poverty and deforestation, as well as rising seas and extreme storms that scientists attribute to climate change.
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I was also told Sam Smith is my artist of the decade…another attack that I can only attribute to my momentary obsession with his album The Thrill Of It All.
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The label instructions are also of interest to lawyers for farmers suing Monsanto, BASF and DuPont over damage they attribute to the potent weed killer moving off-target to nearby plants.
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I also made a full recovery from my illness, and during the time I was stuck indoors, I noticed positive health changes that my mind can only attribute to good air.
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The government continues to keep classified many facts related to the CIA's torture program, making it difficult to attribute to specific officials responsibility for incidents of torture or oversight of it.
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Educated urban professionals have drifted left and the working classes have tiled right, a shift that social scientists attribute to the rising importance of immigration and identity issues in European politics.
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While it will take some time for scientists to figure out how much of Kenneth's intensity to attribute to climate change, what's already clear is that all of these factors are present.
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Illegal border crossings fall One of the biggest changes on illegal immigration has been the documented drop in apprehensions at the Southern border, which experts attribute to Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement policies.
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There's a lot of money at stake, and the power line has enthusiastic support from Governor Chris Sununu (R), a position opponents attribute to the $18,000 he has received from Eversource executives.
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But the trend seems to be escalating in modern history, which historians attribute to a more combative political environment and the growing number of platforms where people can voice their public opinions.
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While we don't yet know how severe Florence will be and how much to attribute to climate change, there's good reason to be worried that Florence was made worse by human activity.
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There are even several discussion threads — from 2013, 2010, and 2006 — where people complain about the negative effects they attribute to the brand's products, which range from burning incidents to hair loss.
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Even Mr. Abadi's closest advisers now concede that that alliance was a serious tactical error, which they attribute to the overwhelming task of setting up a new political entity on short deadline.
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Though the Affordable Care Act has reduced payments to plans and limits the amount they can attribute to administration and marketing, they still receive government payments in excess of their costs today.
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This dour assessment was not just commentary on interpersonal relationships between African-Americans and whites; it reflected the continuing hardship experienced by African-Americans, which many of them attribute to racial discrimination.
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Advertisements on social media — depicting young adults in flashy, bright-colored ads promoting e-cigarette flavors like cucumber and mango — are what some critics attribute to the epidemic of teenage nicotine use.
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By mid-day, though, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had pared gains and was about flat, which Trump appeared to attribute to Powell's appearance before the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee.
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Netanyahu himself is hinting that he's prepared to quickly call new elections — a move that some pundits attribute to his desire to go to the polls before criminal charges are brought against him.
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In addition to Flint, lead contamination has hit scores of U.S. communities in recent years, a problem that experts attribute to holes in rules and procedures intended to keep water free of poisons.
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In 2017 the OBR forecasts growth to slow to 1.4%, which they attribute to lower investment and weaker consumer demand, driven, respectively, by greater uncertainty and by higher inflation resulting from sterling depreciation.
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As reported by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, there's been a 137 percent increase in cosmetic surgeries since 2000, which experts attribute to the presence of social media in our everyday lives.
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Washington (CNN)Apprehensions at the southern border continue to fall dramatically, according to new numbers from Customs and Border Protection -- a drop that experts attribute to President Donald Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement policies.
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Medicine's retained this idea that it can blame any symptoms it can't attribute to a physical disease on a patient's mind, and it's persistently insisted that women are especially prone to such symptoms.
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Republican operatives, activists, and observers alike noted a slower start to the grassroots organizing efforts across campaigns than in previous cycles, a trend many attribute to the cancellation of this year's straw poll.
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Republicans are banking on a robust economy that they can attribute to their tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks to overcome the deep public disapproval of Mr. Trump exhibited in multiple elections last year.
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On some days, the odor of rotten eggs hangs over the village, a smell some residents attribute to another mill in a nearby town that uses sulfur to break wood down into pulp.
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Proxy warfare – namely, a client organization taking hostile action in a manner hard to directly attribute to, but that everyone knows was ordered by, the patron – has always been convenient for these states.
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According to Strgar, the rate of anorgasmic women is three times higher in the United States than in Europe, which she attributes to our culture of denial and I attribute to fantasy football.
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Members of Birmingham's Muslim communities acknowledged the linkage between their city and Islamist extremism, which many attribute to poverty and drug abuse that make youths vulnerable to jihadist recruiters who operate like gangs.
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As other bird species have declined to alarming levels in the last 20143 years, wild turkeys have made a resurgence, which experts attribute to trap-and-release programs as well as conservation funding.
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A term born from the Romantic movement, which we today attribute to the German composer Richard Wagner, evokes spirituality, symbolism, and the motor force of instrumental music capable of totally transporting a listener.
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Many of these advisers think that the best outcome, realistically, would be holding Mr. Sanders to a single-digit win, which they could then try to attribute to his being from a neighboring state.
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Both men agree the political influence of families such as theirs is waning, a trend analysts attribute to rapid urbanization, improved education and the rise of social media, which is making people more informed.
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Among the most pressing concerns over vaping is its overwhelming popularity among teenagers, which critics attribute to the industry's shrewd exploitation of social media marketing, as well as a staggering array of enticing flavors.
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Swatch, which is behind Omega watches regularly worn by James Bond, said it had seen solid growth in January — which analysts attribute to the Chinese New Year — and was anticipating healthy growth this year.
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This time, the workers report a more accepting management, which they attribute to the museum's new leadership under President Kevin Jennings, a former Obama administration appointee who comes from an education and activism background.
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Its legislature and new governor, John Bel Edwards, are struggling to repair its ruined finances, a mess many attribute to the doomed presidential ambitions and concomitant tax-cutting of Mr Edwards's predecessor, Bobby Jindal.
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They have documented 34 chemical weapons attacks in Syria since 2013, including 26 which they attribute to Syrian government forces, the most recent one on the Harasta frontline in eastern Ghouta in Nov 2017.
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Some Swedish airports have now reported a decline in travelers, which some activists attribute to the "Greta effect," a newfound awareness of humanity's impacts on the planet and a desire to make a difference.
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Car sales plummeted faster this autumn than during the global financial crisis, an abrupt downturn that auto industry leaders attribute to a crumbling of business and consumer confidence triggered mainly by the trade war.
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How much of his success do you attribute to his savvy in terms of financial manipulation — manipulation is the wrong word — mechanics, versus sort of managing and strategerizing about where the company is going?
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And it follows a year in which catastrophic wildfires that many attribute to climate change have been responsible for dozens of deaths in the state, destroyed homes and businesses and cost billions of dollars.
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But many former South Vietnamese disagree with her willingness to attribute to her compatriots a shared responsibility for the war, which they see as a result of communist aggression by the former North Vietnam.
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More than 8,000 people have been killed since Duterte took office eight months ago, mostly drug users killed by mysterious gunmen in incidents authorities attribute to vigilantes, gang members silencing informants, or unrelated murders.
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Indonesia and India, for example, are home to massive youth playing populations and fast-growing economies but still fare poorly at the FIFA World Cup for reasons that many attribute to chronic under-investment.
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The precinct has traditionally had among New York City's highest rates of serious crime, which the police largely attribute to rival gangs fighting for control of the area's dense concentration of public housing complexes.
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As soon as he got back to his apartment, he wrote: We attribute to Bertrand Russell the following notion, that to acquire immunity from eloquence is of utmost importance for citizens of a democracy.
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Any pressure on stocks could be less severe because the stock market already endured a steep pullback in October from record highs, which some investors in part attribute to jitters over uncertainty about the election.
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Presence of low cost manufacturing options and high unmet medical needs in countries of this region are factors that are anticipated to attribute to growth of this industry in the given region through to 2020.
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But in the past two years, some mines have been expanding, and new ones are planned for metal other than iron — something many locals attribute to Trump and state Republicans, who have eased mining regulation.
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The results were similar, although the effect on the number of cups of coffee people drank was slightly lower, a finding that researchers attribute to a difference in the type of coffee people are drinking.
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The ampakine-treated rats spent less time exploring new areas than the placebo-treated rats, which the researchers attribute to the ampakine-treated rats having better memories and better strategies when it came to exploring.
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Student debt, rent and delayed careers due to the recession could all attribute to the affordability problem, as well as trends in urban areas to spend more on food and entertainment, Wall Street Journal points.out.
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" NBC News advised its staffers in an email last week to "avoid characterizing [King's] remarks as racist… It is ok to attribute to others as in 'what many are calling racist' or something like that.
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Last month, a study found that Instagram was the worst app for people's mental health, something that experts attribute to its capacity as a platform to let people — especially young women —compare themselves to others.
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These groups might be appalled, or perhaps not, if they realized that their actions were degrading American society with the same corrosiveness as that which they attribute to the actions of the current White House.
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Then, once it registered, it was the utterly blank expression, that 'thousand yard stare' we attribute to shell-shocked soldiers, on a face that should be alive with joy, that punched me in the gut.
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According to Lyst, a global fashion search platform, inquiries for oversized hoodies are up 130 percent compared to last year, which they attribute to fans wanting to replicate Grande's signature off-the-shoulder oversized sweaters.
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And as president, he somehow rose to the occasion, an ascendance that Mr. Greenberger and others attribute to two dozen inspiring letters from a stranger, Julia Sand, a bedridden Manhattan woman who became his conscience.
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There has been a 93 percent drop since December of parents and children caught trying to cross the Mexican border illegally into the United States, which U.S. officials attribute to the Trump administration's tough policies.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - For the first time since 1970, China will have no singles badminton player on the podium at the Asian Games, which their rivals attribute to the rise of the sport in other nations.
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But although some Democrats have seldom faced a defeat they couldn't attribute to the personal failings of the voters, the 2016 election may be unique to the extent in which the left weaponized charges of racism.
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In the interview with Robson, Mitchell spent a lot of time harping on the bad habits and unlearned fundamentals that he claims another Minnesota youngster, Zach Lavine, can attribute to coming up in an AAU environment.
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The killer blaze, fueled by thick, drought-desiccated scrub and fanned by fierce winds, capped a catastrophic California wildfire season that experts largely attribute to prolonged dry spells they say are symptomatic of global climate change.
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And, in 2012, research published in Addictive Behaviors showed the same was was true of the positive effects we attribute to alcohol, meaning that participants who thought they were getting alcohol acted more confident, for instance.
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Human Rights Watch research indicates that many of the 85033,271 killings the police attribute to "vigilantes" and drug gangs are a veneer to shield themselves and police agents from culpability in death-squad-style extrajudicial executions.
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That drop accelerated under Maduro, which critics attribute to an exodus of workers fleeing Venezuela's economic crisis in search of higher salaries abroad, and the appointment of military officials with no oil experience to top posts.
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No one writes badly on purpose, nor could anyone make a career as successful as the one Shostakovich made in Soviet Russia while maintaining the kind of moral and aesthetic purity his mythologizers attribute to him.
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Creditors, which include wildfire victims, are fighting for funds as PG&E navigates bankruptcy stemming from the blazes and as the state plans for increasingly long and dangerous fire seasons its officials attribute to climate change.
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The best investments I did at DFJ I largely attribute to the junior partner I was working with at the time, and I might not have done those best deals if I was on my own.
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Construction sites are a significant contributor to PM 2.5, the small particles that are absorbed in the bloodstream and contribute to the seven million deaths across the world each year that scientists attribute to air pollution.
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It was also a period that gave rise to pure-play roboadvisers, a trend many advisers attribute to a view that in the coming years their populations will shrink, the research firm Greenwich Associates has found.
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CFA also claims to have an industry-low client turnover rate of only 1.8%, which they attribute to "a continuity of service that supports 'big picture' strategy" for almost every age group, individual and comfort level.
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Rogers said that while internal GOP polling shows that people are still skeptical that they'll receive a tax break, the bill would provide an immediate and tangible piece of good news voters would attribute to Republicans.
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The pilot program is designed to allow officials to determine with a high degree of certainty that any differences they observe can be attribute to the cameras and not to other factors, such as leadership changes.
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González added that data scientists she's met with are eager to analyze how the changes are impacting the platform, but finding it impossible to do so; something they attribute to a lack of participation by Facebook.
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In recent years, that population has fallen to below 7,500, a drop that city officials attribute to lower crime rates and reforms that reduced the number of offenses that will lead to someone being put in jail.
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Now, a team of scientists from the University of Washington (UW) have a new lunar attribute to add to the list, albeit one rooted more in empiricism than mysticism: The moon's ability to affect rainfall on Earth.
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While there have only been a handful of convictions since 2014 - a drop activists attribute to their work, intervention by LGBT-friendly lawyers and the advocacy of Western diplomats - discrimination towards MSM and LGBT people remains rife.
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AND WE DON'T HAVE ALL OF THE INFORMATION ON DEMOGRAPHICS AND – BUT CERTAINLY NATIONALLY AND LOOK AT REGIONS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND, YOU KNOW, THERE'S NOT BEEN A MEASURABLE IMPACT THAT WE CAN ATTRIBUTE TO PHILADELPHIA.
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One in six of the thrown-out votes that year was tossed because a ballot signature was deemed to not match those on registration documents, a flaw most experts attribute to mistakes or handwriting changes, not fraud.
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" This comment was prompted by a marketing meeting during which we were lauded for glowing review coverage that no reasonable person could attribute to our efforts, while simultaneously being asked whether we had "tried the 'Today' show.
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I THINK THERE WILL BE SOME THINGS IN THE UPCOMING SEASON THAT PEOPLE ATTRIBUTE TO ME THAT PROBABLY SHOULDNT BE ATTRIBUTED TO ME. I CAN GUARANTEE YOU RIGHT FROM THE OUTSET THAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE FIRST EPISODE.
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Support for revising Article 9 has actually dropped from 30 percent in 2002 to 25 percent early this year, according to surveys by NHK public TV, a decline some experts attribute to mistrust of Abe's conservative ideological agenda.
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" Carrie Bearden, a professor of psychiatry at U.C.L.A., who has not met Mallory, said that a patient with bipolar II disorder cannot attribute to that diagnosis delusions, amnesia, or "chronic lying for secondary gain, or to get attention.
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US shale output, which propelled the 2014 crash, again threatened to swamp the market in early 2017, but international crude prices have since stabilised above $50 a barrel — a move many analysts attribute to evidence of growing consumption.
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Pilots at Southwest, the world's largest Boeing 737 MAX carrier, this week sued Boeing for an alleged over $100 million in lost wages they attribute to reduced flying time because of the grounding, now in its seventh month.
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As is the case with all of our children, the threats my son faced as a tween and teenage boy were nearly impossible to attribute to any particular individuals, and name-calling became the least of my worries.
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"To process a heat island attribute from 100 gigabytes of data and provide that attribute to 98,000 points is a huge data-processing problem that would be barely possible - or impossible - without the Microsoft data science machine," said Aniello.
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"The stock pullback post the 2Q subs miss (which we attribute to '13 Reasons Why' and World Cup, as previewed) leaves us with ~20% potential upside from current levels," analyst Matthew Thornton said in a note to clients Thursday.
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Facebook, as a social media platform used by anyone worth paying attention to, is slowly dying—a killing we can finally attribute to the boomers who have commandeered our feeds with inane quizzes, bad memes, and endless political fighting.
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The "Contact" section claims the site, "is not a recruitment platform for the Atomwaffen Division nor any other commonly associated Organization people attribute to this website." and advises that the site's administrators will not respond to any media requests.
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"In November, we saw the market soften further, which we attribute to the cumulative impact of rising interest rates and the effect on buyer sentiment of well-publicized reports of a housing slowdown," said Toll's CEO Douglas Yearley in the release.
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"In November, we saw the market soften further, which we attribute to the cumulative impact of rising interest rates and the effect on buyer sentiment of well-publicized reports of a housing slowdown," CEO Douglas Yearley Jr. said in a statement.
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And research shows that regardless of class, black mothers and babies are more than twice as likely to die than their white counterparts — a gulf that has grown since slavery, and which researchers attribute to the lifelong stresses of enduring racism.
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In 2007, Zhenchao Qian of Ohio State and Daniel T. Lichter of Cornell found that over the course of the 1990s, the percentage of Asians marrying whites, and Hispanics marrying whites, fell sharply, a development they attribute to rising immigration.
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That I was insulated from the effects of racialized policies I attribute to parental love and luck, as well as idealism, because I was part of a generation of Malaysians raised during a period of optimism and general economic prosperity.
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Britain's labour market has been a silver lining for the economy since the Brexit vote in June 2016, something many economists attribute to employers preferring to hire workers that they can later lay off over making longer-term commitments to investment.
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Recent national data suggests that while the total number of registered Republicans is shrinking — a fact that many attribute to Donald Trump's divisive presidency — those who consciously remain in the Republican fold continue to be strong supporters of the current administration.
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Last year men murdered 440 women in Turkey, unofficial data show, more than doubling from 2012 when Ankara passed a law on preventing violence against women - a rise which some women's groups attribute to the failure to implement the legislation.
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South Korean tour operators say tours of the JSA and DMZ are up to 20 to 30 percent above average for this icy time of year, a spike they attribute to the surge of Olympic visitors and the thaw in tensions.
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The advisory committee meeting was called to address the high abuse rate of Opana ER and other oxymorphone opioids, in context of the epidemic of opioid abuse, overdose and addiction which experts partly attribute to the unrestricted prescription of narcotic painkillers.
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Kansas' fiscal woes, which many in the state attribute to Mr. Brownback's deep tax cuts in 2012 and 2013, have given the governor and the Legislature very little wiggle room in the budget to devote millions more to education funding.
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Oil prices have plummeted from the $100 per barrel mark in 85033, hitting a 12-year low of around $30 per barrel earlier this year, a fall analysts attribute to large oil supplies worldwide and decreasing demand in growing economies.
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Bannon has yet to respond to the scathing quotes Wolff continues to attribute to him in excerpts and summaries of the book in the press, though on Breitbart's Sirius XM radio show he said Wednesday that he still supports President Trump.
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The interaction with other sticker-collecting enthusiasts and the swapping that goes on in person and online is an important attribute to Panini and to anyone hoping to complete an album, with the hashtag #gotgotneed regularly trending across social media.
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Visitors who enter the academy are greeted by a work from the artist Rero: a bust one might attribute to a 19th-century sculptor, were it not for the head missing its top half, replaced with a plaster "loading" sign.
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The fact that Gianforte won the election — which some attribute to the fact that there was heavy early voting in the state — raises a serious question as to where we, the people, are willing to draw the line on incivility.
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In April, there were 22% fewer shootings and 2500% fewer killings -- decreases authorities attribute to the hiring of more officers, stronger community policing efforts and investments in technology, such as gunshot detection systems and predictive crime software, to help deploy officers.
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Yet, with national elections looming next year, it is critical that the president be seen as taking action to fight mismanagement: The A.N.C. has been hemorrhaging votes in recent years, a decline analysts attribute to the governing elite's brazen self-enrichment.
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Whatever faults people attribute to the president personally, even his critics say he could easily retain the loyalty of swing voters like Mr. Benson — those who see an economy that is stable, robust and meaningfully, if marginally, benefiting their lives.
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So, we've got to try to drain the swamp on that, so that way we can see the more sophisticated attacks and attribute to whoever's doing it the fact that they're doing it and we can force them to stop.
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But sales of new and existing homes have slumped this year, a phenomenon that analysts attribute to several factors, including prices that have climbed faster than incomes and the Federal Reserve's march toward higher interest rates, which raises borrowing costs.
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As of March 1, 352 mail fishing incidents had been reported in New York City this year, placing the city on track to record a 30 percent reduction in fishing from last year — a decline officials attribute to the newfangled boxes.
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When I think about how to make sense of the Trump era, I try to first separate out trends that we could attribute to other factors, that would have been true irrespective of who won the election in November 2016.
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But researchers did not produce evidence that Medicaid enrollees in Oregon had a lower risk of death, something they attribute to the fact that death is a rare event (especially so for the under-65 population typically enrolled in Medicaid).
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has deepened its rift with its Gulf allies over the ongoing conflict in Yemen, blocking a transfer of precision munitions to Saudi Arabia because of concerns about civilian casualties that administration officials attribute to poor targeting.
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"Unless you screw up and make your phishing campaign linkable like this group apparently did, it is very hard to attribute to any given actor," Nicholas Weaver, a senior researcher at UC Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute, tells me via email.
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Earlier this week, he cited ongoing troubles with the United Kingdom's universal health care program — which, to be clear, British experts attribute to poor funding rather than the system itself — to slam the Democratic ambitions of single-payer health care.
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In the final incident that police attribute to Redmond, he allegedly became belligerent inside a coffee shop and when an employee intervened, Redmond pulled out a folding knife and "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife," authorities said.
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While the comments could have caused friction with Pakistan, they -- and the quotes the Pakistanis attribute to Trump -- fall in line with the President-elect's campaign pledge to employ the relationship-building skills he used in his business career in the diplomatic sphere.
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Weather and climate-related disasters cost the US $80 billion in 2018, but go ahead and say climate change isn't real There's already been nearly $500 billion in damages that scientists directly attribute to climatological changes that humans have wrought on the planet.
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According to the researchers, doses of plant extracts resulted in a significant reduction in hangover symptoms in subjects, which they attribute to the plant's anti-inflammatory properties, lending credence to the idea that a hangover is an inflammatory response by the body.
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And although he is universally favored to win another six-year term, the former KGB officer is eager to avoid the type of mass protests that followed Russia's disputed legislative elections in 2011, a defiant uprising he continues to attribute to US interference.
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It didn't help that defense was, until recently, the most difficult baseball attribute to value but, as a right-handed hitter at Yankee Stadium when the left field fence was a regulation half-marathon from home plate, McDougald's hitting abilities were also obscured.
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" In the final incident that police attribute to Redmond, he allegedly became belligerent inside a coffee shop and when an employee intervened, police say Redmond pulled out a folding knife and "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife.
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"When this album comes out, gossip blogs will scour the lyrics for the men they can attribute to each song, as if the inspiration for music is as simple and basic as a paternity test," she wrote in her Reputation companion zines.
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The Santa Fe school shooting Friday has prompted a lot of debate among state politicians about the causes of the violence, which they attribute to everything from violent video games to the many ways people can get in and out of schools.
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Mack and Trumble say there have been at least 259 deaths from 2800 to 218 that they can attribute to King Cove's isolation, either from planes crashing or because patients could not be medically evacuated, though no deaths have occurred in recent years.
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His preoccupation with a peace deal to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is another factor I can only attribute to a man caught between two countries trying to do what he could to ensure that one didn't destroy the other.
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We would suggest that to speak of "women's anger" instead of their political, social and economic grievances as oppressed people is to attribute to their movement one emotion that women are taught to suppress most, and thus the one that shocks men most.
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Even fire officials report that most of the off-season burns they want to do are hindered not by land-use laws but by weather — including the lengthier fire season and more extreme precipitation in winter that scientists attribute to climate change.
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If single-attribution traditions were modified such that more researchers, curators and restorers began to seek out works to re-attribute to multiple names — is there a Botticelli out there that has a fair share of Perugino's hand in it, or vice-versa?
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Lindsey said during his presentation that Xi was found to be equally narcissistic, but was in a different sphere than Trump because he was also considered to be a "Machiavellian" person who treated his deputies, and his country, poorly -- something Lindsey didn't attribute to Trump.
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"In November, we saw the market soften further, which we attribute to the cumulative impact of rising interest rates and the effect on buyer sentiment of well-publicized reports of a housing slowdown," Toll Brothers Chairman and CEO Douglas Yearley said in a statement.
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More to the point, an empathic sense of each team member's unique work style, skills and weaknesses, will empower the group not only to cover gaps and elevate strengths, but can also radiate as an appealing and inspiring attribute to potential clients and other parties.
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Lodha's presales bounced back strongly in February and March this year, which we attribute to the advanced stage of completion of many of its large projects, as well as the view that the adverse effects of demonetisation on large homebuilders appears to have passed.
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The group has the lowest voter participation rates of any large demographic group in the country, a fact that some attribute to Hispanics' relative youth — younger voters are less likely to participate — and concentration in solid red or blue states such as Texas and California.
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BRACHAY, France (Reuters) - French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who has been largely out of the spotlight since stinging electoral defeats, on Saturday sought to reclaim the mantle of main opponent to President Emmanuel Macron, which polls now attribute to the far-left.
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His administration seemed to shift tack on Syria after a chemical attack, which U.S. officials attribute to the government, killed around 100 people, suggesting it would again support the ouster of President Bashar Assad as part of a resolution to the country's civil war.
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This could vary depending on what type of worker you are and how you like to be manages, but for the average employee, Bowser says the number one attribute to look for in a leadership team is that they possesses a cohesive and clear message.
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"Unless you screw up and make your phishing campaign linkable like this group apparently did, it is very hard to attribute to any given actor," Nicholas Weaver, a senior researcher at UC Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute, wrote to me via email in October.
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To see the makeshift sleeping quarters set up in the general admission queue—all while overhearing diehards boast of how their patience had reached heights of 30 hours and counting—reminded me of the mania that music documentaries often attribute to classic rock pioneers.
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That movement, which they attribute to the unifying effect of the confirmation fight over Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, has been occurring in states where the Democrat had been either tied with or ahead of the Republican — including Arizona, Missouri, Montana, Nevada and West Virginia.
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In California, another state likely to be hit especially hard by the tax proposals, Republicans have been more supportive of the House bill, a dynamic that lawmakers attribute to the influence of Representative Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican who is the House majority leader.
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To the Editor: Assuming that one were inclined to give economically stressed Trump voters a pass, I wonder what justification Nicholas Kristof would attribute to those who voted for Donald Trump who were middle class, wealthy or super-wealthy other than bigotry and greed.
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Beyond the Frick, there is a miniature version in London that some attribute to Holbein, as well as numerous copies by different artists in various public and private collections, and works that were painted either as a reference to the original or as a homage.
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Ireland diagnosed a record high number of new H.I.V. infections in 25, new health data suggests, a trend that contrasts with a general decline in infections across Europe, and that some Irish activists attribute to poor sex health education and insufficient access to preventive drugs.
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The team have not reached an Olympic podium since 1984, but are currently ranked fifth in the world, an improvement some players attribute to a training schedule that required players to attend three weeks each month of practice in the years leading up to the Aug.
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The DNC, as Brazile describes and was reported at the time, struggled during the later Obama years, especially financially (something people attribute to everything from Wasserman Schultz's mismanagement to a Democratic White House ignoring the committee to the party apparatus being out of step with the base).
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But by the end of the movie, many characters still feel thin and undefined, perhaps given a single attribute to highlight in a specific scene, but otherwise lacking enough personality to prevent them from fading into the background alongside the other meticulously designed and costumed characters.
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Agencies that administer the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) — an aid program that provides low-income women with infant formula and healthy food — say enrollment has declined by 20%, which they largely attribute to the threat of the new immigration policy.
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In the event the announcement proves to be just a threat (80% probability), we would expect [the Mexican currency] to trade closer to our six-month forecast of 20, which we attribute to softer economic growth, gradual fiscal deterioration, and the risk of institutional erosion in Mexico.
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It has previously said that RBI inflated prices on items franchisees buy from the corporate office, a claim the company and the official franchisee advisory board, which has largely distanced itself from the GWNFA, attribute to market moves and to lack of proper communication about the reasons.
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Now with deepfake technology, it will be very easy in a way that it will be difficult to ultimately attribute to the Russians or anybody else; insert into the social media ecosystem completely fraudulent video of Joe Biden or Elizabeth Warren or Donald Trump or anybody else.
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In the past three months, hackers broke into official websites in Qatar, helping to create a regional crisis; suspected North Korean-backed hackers closed down British hospitals with ransomware; and a cyber attack that researchers attribute to Russia deleted data on thousands of computers in the Ukraine.
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On their scale of 1 to 9, 9 is pure happiness, and on the average day the mood on Twitter hovers around 6 to 6.1 — relatively high numbers the researchers attribute to the fact that there are more positive than negative words in the English language.
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But is evidently hoping Prisma's trendy art filters spark a run of new orders — with co-founder Adrian Salamunovic telling TechCrunch this summer it begun seeing "hundreds" of orders coming in with a painterly effect that it was quickly able to attribute to the Prisma app.
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The consumer has been the backbone of the long economic expansion, and after a dip in recent months that many experts attribute to trade war and tariff concerns, consumer confidence is back near record levels in December, according to the closely watched University of Michigan survey.
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But unlike resort islands, which spend millions of dollars on constructing sea walls, dredging sand and hiring marine biologists, islands with small-scale guesthouses are mostly reliant on the government for protection from shore erosion and rising seas, which many on Guraidhoo attribute to climate change.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India has seen a 443 percent drop in cases filed under an anti-trafficking law between 2001 and 2015, which experts attribute to a lack of reporting of the crime and more sex workers moving out of brothels to escape police detection among other factors.
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Locke and Hume responded to Newton not with envy and a sense of inferiority (which Frodeman and Briggle wrongly attribute to philosophers responding to 20th-century science), but with a desire to apply Newton's lessons to their natural philosophies of mind, which were then psychology-in-the-making.
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These days relatively few Port Arthur residents actually work in the area facilities—a sore spot Beard and others attribute to corporate racial and geographic bias—and for years the once-thriving local economy has been deteriorating, leaving a town visually defined mostly by closed storefronts and vacant lots.
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His struggle is a familiar one for America's dairy farmers, who have been battered over the past decade by a decline in milk prices that many attribute to the nationwide drop in milk consumption, the rise of dairy-free and plant-based alternatives and the trade war with China.
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And the number of women having miscarriages in ICE detention has nearly doubled since Trump took office, the Daily Beast reported, a statistic that medical workers and immigrant rights groups attribute to the higher volume of pregnant women in detention as well as the harsh conditions they often face there.
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Despite the Trump administration steadily repealing and attempting to weaken LGBTQ rights since taking office, 215% of LGBTQ people said the country has grown more accepting in the past two years — a shift they primarily attribute to the Supreme Court's 3.3 decision to legalize same-sex marriage, celebrities, media, and activism.
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Predominantly Sunni areas have suffered disproportionate and at times systematic destruction in anti-ISIS battles — a fact that security forces attribute to collateral damage but many Sunnis suspect to be a revenge tactic by the Iraqi troops, peshmerga, and Shia military units who have lost thousands of soldiers battling ISIS.
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That Mom managed to muster a magical, mystical self for Joan in that very difficult moment for both of them, that she could speak above and beyond and in spite of memory, that she was able to dig deep and find her brightness — I attribute to her particular love for Joan.
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Schools appear to reflect the national tension; reports of anti-Semitic vandalism and bullying at nondenominational K–12 schools in California have doubled since November compared with the same period the previous year, according to Anti-Defamation League data—a phenomenon that some attribute to the heated tenor of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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This is the norm in America: Despite all the progress we often attribute to ourselves, the reality is we still live in a country where the great majority of people don't feel comfortable reporting sexual assault and rape — including to the police, the very people who are supposed to ensure our public safety.
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Then they were told that due to time constraints, they could only use one more attribute to evaluate the jeans, and they could choose what that attribute would be: either an ethical issue, such as whether the company used child labor, or a control attribute unrelated to ethics, such as delivery time.
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The film utilizes a split screen throughout, and although for most of the runtime it provides two perspectives on the same scene or uses one to illustrate events being discussed, at the beginning it is nearly Warholian, with two seemingly unrelated scenes and a soundtrack that is hard to attribute to either.
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Given the existing gap between the actual price of data (about $0.0005 per person, on average) and the perceived value that creators attribute to their loss of privacy (about $36), any shift from the current "free data for free services" model to a data market paradigm will have to happen in stages.
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In Germany, the two largest political parties, the center-right Christian Democratic Union, known as the C.D.U., and the center-left Social Democratic Party, the S.P.D., lost a total of 95 seats in the most recent election, a result that many party leaders attribute to a rejection of their grand coalition by voters.
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To say our connection to Earth is a great relationship gone very wrong is an oversimplified statement, for sure, but it's not a far stretch: Record high temperatures, increasing acidity of ocean waters, and shrinking ice sheets are just a few of the negative changes scientists attribute to human activities over the past century.
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Arun Kumar Singh, a former ambassador to the United States from India, and Mr. Markey, the former State Department official who is now a professor at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies, said they had not seen changes in United States policy toward India that they would attribute to President Trump's business interests.
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The figure of the stepmother effectively became a vessel for the emotional aspects of motherhood that were too ugly to attribute to mothers directly (ambivalence, jealousy, resentment) and those parts of a child's experience of her mother (as cruel, aggressive, withholding) that were too difficult to situate directly in the biological parent-child dynamic.
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For the first time in seven years, New York City officials expect the number of foreign visitors to decrease, a drop they attribute to the protectionist policies and rhetoric of President Trump — saying that those moves are scaring off many of the visitors who have helped fuel the city's robust growth since the last recession.
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"Hey, I was asked a long time ago to endorse Tulsi, and I did, and you know, whatever I can do — I'm not active on social media — but I did endorse her, and you know, whatever quote you wanna attribute to me to say vote for her, you got it," Johnson told a local Gabbard volunteer.
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Then there was the end of ever-intensifying austerity, removing a big drag on growth: Finally, there was a boost from the weakening of the euro (which I would attribute to market perception that Europe will stay weak indefinitely): All that is now past, so Europe can return to its normal state, which sure looks like secular stagnation.
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The ghosts are a diverse lot: The apparition of a young mother with two small children is familiar to the villagers of Ha Gia, a village next to Ha My. Another is called "Head Down, Feet Up" — often spotted standing and moving on its head, which the locals attribute to the unconventional condition of its burial.
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Among the radicals, Peter Navarro, the head of the National Trade Council, Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary and Robert Lighthizer, Mr Trump's nominated trade representative, have all railed against America's large trade deficit with China, which they attribute to China unfairly favouring its producers, and recommended tougher enforcement of trade rules or, in Mr Navarro's case, import tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Widen the lens more broadly over Iraq, and a panorama of suffering that most Iraqis attribute to bad decisions by the United States and Britain comes into view: more than three million people displaced from their homes because of fighting with the Islamic State; cities in rubble; a barely functional government facing a severe financial crisis; Iranian-controlled militias that seem more powerful than the Iraqi Army.
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Photo by Dave Ma The rise of London trio HÆLOS is the kind of rapid ascension people attribute to internet buzz: a band puts a single online, blogs catch on, and there's a bunch of hype before there are even enough songs written to even make up a debut album, let alone the idea of there already being an album waiting and ready for release.
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But I bet if I visited him in prison and we got an opportunity to converse in guaranteed privacy, he might not leak any nitty-gritty about the C.I.A./Star Wars connection, but if the chance arose, he would confide to me that he killed his lady for more or less the identical reason that I attribute to you as your explanation of why you sing as you do.
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So earlier this week, I wrote about Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Yang seeks donations for 2020 rival Marianne Williamson: 'She has much more to say' MORE' uptick in the polls, which I attribute to drawing a greater contrast with Warren and more successfully making the case on his particular theory of change.
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This is a shift expert observers attribute to the marginalization of moderates like President Hassan Rouhani — and a concurrent rise of anti-American hardliners — in Tehran following President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE's decision to leave the nuclear deal Rouhani's faction had championed.
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Go eat a burger, enjoy this strangely warm Friday which I can't attribute to climate change because weather does not equal climate and meteorologists will yell at me on Twitter if I tell you otherwise, and then maybe, if you're feeling brave, tell your weird uncle that last month was 1.12 degrees Celsius warmer than the mean March temperature from 1950 to 1980, 2016 surpassed 2015 surpassed 2014 as the hottest year on record, and NASA's Earth science division does some damn good work.
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" He writes and thinks and reads and worries from a tidy downstairs office surrounded by the trinkets of his past: the White House place card from the night President Trump asked for his "loyalty" as F.B.I. director; a book by Nate Silver, the political data whiz who believes Mr. Comey's explosively ambiguous letter in October 20173 about the Hillary Clinton email investigation probably handed Mr. Trump the election; a page from a quote-of-the-day calendar, saved for its resonance: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
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