Much of the chaplains' work cannot be characterized as religious.
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Moreover, fat should not be characterized simply as inert blubber.
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"Global economies are what could be characterized as fragile," Tengler said.
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All asset classes tend to be characterized by boom and busts.
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My weakness can be characterized as a blind loyalty to Donald Trump.
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They tend to be characterized by quite dark humor that's quite exclusive.
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Unsurprisingly, the networks under this umbrella can all be characterized by depth.
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It&aposs very easy to be characterized by the externalities in your life.
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In fact, they had what could be characterized as a very good downturn.
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Lens Tish Murtha's relentless vision can be characterized by a single trait: empathy.
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These options can be characterized as more "safety enhancements" than absolute safety features.
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Microsoft has requested this should not be characterized as an acquisition – only a hiring.
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His approach today can still be characterized as unsentimental and rational to a fault.
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US: Yes, look, global markets continue to be characterized by high levels of uncertainty.
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It's important to note, however, that tax credits can be characterized in different ways.
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From it I have become convinced that Christians should be characterized by moral humility.
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"Global markets continue to be characterized by high levels of uncertainty," Ulrich Spiesshofer said Wednesday.
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This dissonance also applies to the various ways the stock market's trend can be characterized.
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In both cases, the material world may be characterized by limited understanding and limitless wonder.
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But it does not follow that the justices should be characterized in the same way.
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The article begins: Tish Murtha's relentless vision can be characterized by a single trait: empathy.
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"2016 will be characterized by continued market headwinds and uncertainties," Spiesshofer said on a call.
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Her approach to national security will be characterized by internet countermeasures taken against Russian interference.
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Her practice could be characterized by its tendency to disrupt the orderly spaces around it.
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Donald Trump has what can only be characterized as an open antipathy toward technology and innovation.
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The mission will be characterized solely as "protection of CBP" personnel, according to the administration official.
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That does not necessarily mean however that they should be characterized as intentional or willfully negligent.
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Trump does not lead an organized movement — indeed, his own campaign cannot be characterized as organized.
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From the outside, they can be characterized by three parameters: mass, electric charge, and angular momentum.
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"A decision not to invest cannot fairly be characterized as retaliation," McDermott told the news outlets.
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"Any talk that could be characterized as 'testy' was centered on the pay raise," he said.
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Should the collective production target be characterized as a cutback, a freeze or continued, albeit restrained, growth?
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The first period, which started in January of 2008, should be characterized by a general political apathy.
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He can only be characterized as an ardent Trump supporter who desperately wants the president to succeed.
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It didn't take long for us to realize the entire store would be characterized by this mess.
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Instead, however, the summit is likely to be characterized by disunity — and for all the wrong reasons.
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The end of a tech cycle can be characterized as the end of an era of computing.
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"We have therefore made the assessment that Covid-19 can be characterized as a pandemic," he added.
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"We have therefore made the assessment that Covid-2202 can be characterized as a pandemic," he added.
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" He went on to say: "It's very easy to be characterized by the externalities in your life.
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"We have therefore made the assessment that Covid-6900 can be characterized as a pandemic," he added.
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The firm also invested in Glance Clock and Naked Labs, which could be characterized more as consumer bets.
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The U.S. approach to foreign policy at present could best be characterized as shambolic, to put it mildly.
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Do it because your alternative is to start sinking into what could be characterized as an entitlement mentality.
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The most unsurprising nomination, however, goes to what can be characterized as both an immigrant and American anthem.
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The course, as outlined in Lawler's lawsuit and several others, can be characterized as despotic and sexually charged.
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"In their context, defendant's repeated statements ... cannot be characterized simply as opinion, heated rhetoric or hyperbole," Schecter wrote.
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As a first step, cyber attackers must be characterized as hostis humani generis — that is, enemies of mankind.
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In general, the texts, as summarized by authorities, can be characterized as hateful, demeaning, rude, and utterly offensive.
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I'd say that my own identity as a black male would be characterized by intelligent, hard-working, and loving.
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Sherlocking comes in many shapes and guises, and it can't just be characterized as a rapacious or malicious practice.
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I wanted to bring attention to this issue and my comments should not be characterized as anything beyond that.
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The 21st century figures to be characterized by intense polarization, not by the rise and fall of dominant regimes.
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"He's choosing what may be characterized as alternative climate facts," Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon told the New Republic.
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The vast majority of "mass incidents" that have taken place in recent years can be characterized as ethnic protests.
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White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said the administration's revised approach toward China shouldn't be characterized as a retreat.
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Educated-class anxiety can often be characterized as a feeling overabundant of options without a core of convicting purpose.
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Another said that the detention facility in and of itself ought to be characterized as an enhanced interrogation technique.
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Rather, they dispute whether plaintiff should properly be characterized as the inventor of e-mail based on that creation.
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In other words, Tingle's humor can be characterized as a strong mix of the anthropomorphic and the highly political.
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But such women, when they're discussed at all, tend to be characterized as damaged and in need of fixing.
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To the extent that U.S. professors didn't produce anything measurable, we came to be characterized as unproductive, even parasitic.
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Transition from the Moon to Mars Obama's NASA will certainly be characterized by a gap in America's access to space.
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Krzanich's tone was markedly different from Intel's first reaction to the news, which could be characterized as defensive at best.
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The Expanse would never be characterized as "optimistic" sci-fi, as it doesn't take place in a gleaming techno-utopia.
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This gesture could be characterized as defiant, for the way it builds untranslatability into a novel obsessed with cultural translation.
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Clinton will be characterized as the "presumptive" nominee; she wouldn't actually become the nominee until the vote at the convention.
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With inflation finally trending near the Fed's stated target of 2 percent, however, it can hardly be characterized as high.
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All the evidence points to the fact he should be characterized as an unlawful enemy combatant — not a common criminal.
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You know, in order for something to be properly understood from a scientific perspective, it has to be characterized physically.
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These olorosos will be characterized by the interaction of oxygen and wine over time, rather than of flor and wine.
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I doubted either vision for Bangladesh would triumph, and the nation's future would be characterized by an ongoing and messy compromise.
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If Angela Merkel can be characterized by one thing, it is her meticulous preparation and her willingness to understand her opponents.
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If the capital markets had to be characterized by one quality this year, it would be the low level of volatility.
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And if changes in investor behavior had to be characterized by one quality, it would be the rise of passive investing.
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The calls were "mental health related issues with some incidents that could be characterized as domestic civil disputes," the spokesperson says.
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That's because experts say the future workplace will be characterized by rapid technological change and a relative lack of clear instructions.
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But over all, the look could best be characterized as ponytail black tie: high elegance worn with a laid-back line.
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But the court's decision was just one part of what has to be characterized as a very bad week for Obamacare.
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"I think what it will be characterized by is a continuous and persistent effort to complete the work that's already been started."
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Treasury auctions likely will go off as scheduled as "these operations will be characterized as 'essential' and allowed to continue," he added.
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"I pledge that the upcoming presidential election will be free and transparent .. and be characterized by equal opportunities between candidates," Sisi said.
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The Hawthorne tunnel is the smallest of those projects, and can accurately be characterized as The Boring Company's proof-of-concept tunnel.
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The stock market could be characterized as a bull market plagued by "recurring anxiety attacks," strategist Ed Yardeni told CNBC on Friday.
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Delta confirmed on Tuesday that there was a "maintenance issue" with the left engine, which can be characterized as an engine failure.
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Yet the ferocious energy that courses through this short, sharp shock of a production might be characterized as, well, kind of beautiful.
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The race will be characterized by the low pressures and stormy conditions associated with heavy swell, sometimes within the vicinity of icebergs.
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In a post-Trump world, Republicans need to ask themselves if their party will be characterized by its aspirations or its resentments.
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"Everything connected to him was exuberance and indulgence in a way that can't be characterized as anything but good," Ms. Parker said.
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In other words, these systems never heat up, and cannot be characterized by any temperature, since the very idea of temperature supposes equilibrium.
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And, as explained above, many child molesters cannot be characterized as having an adult sexual orientation at all; they are fixated on children.
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The second period, from 503 to 2013, should be characterized by the spread of new ideas and the increasing agitation of the masses.
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Slytherins may be characterized by their ambition, but they know you can't get anywhere without some loyal minio— er, friends by their side.
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While most startups attempting to gain traction in the insurance market fall under incremental innovation, Blockchain for insurance could be characterized as disruptive.
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As long as Uber was growing at a brisk pace, behavior that could be characterized as rule-breaking was framed as bold disruption.
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The score, by the jazz pianist Masahiko Sato, might be characterized as "acid twang" in its evocation of Pink Floyd and Ennio Morricone.
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It's got some pretty good lines in it, and could fairly be characterized as way better than it has any right to be.
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The notion that I was going to be characterized as coddling commanders and fighting against victims was enough to make me physically ill.
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And then he went into the big news — We have therefore made the assessment that Covid-19 can be characterized as a pandemic.
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And then he went into the big news — We have therefore made the assessment that Covid-203 can be characterized as a pandemic.
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And then he went into the big news — We have therefore made the assessment that Covid-230 can be characterized as a pandemic.
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And then he went into the big news — We have therefore made the assessment that Covid-230 can be characterized as a pandemic.
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The EPA's response to the offer of help could best be characterized as "get lost," a White House official told the Daily Beast.
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When a radio interviewer suggested to the Iranian poet Forough Farrokhzad that her verses could be characterized as "feminine," she rejected the notion.
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"There were so many heroes that day," said Capps, visibly uncomfortable while talking about whether his actions that day should be characterized as exceptional.
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But that launch strategy needs to be characterized and defined by the end-state vision of what we see happening over the coming decades.
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In that same e-mail, Musk told Tesla employees that they are in a battle that could be characterized as Tesla versus the world.
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A better understanding of the spirit and power of SDN could be characterized simply as the marriage of software and networking to solve problems.
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Still, both of these moves support what could be characterized as a broader shift at Microsoft toward more of a service-driven Xbox ecosystem.
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I don't think it rises to the level of intimidation of a witness, but I think that's the way it's going to be characterized.
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In the months ahead, there can be little doubt that the U.K. will be characterized by a heightened degree of economic and political uncertainty.
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"Dealing with the victim or witnesses could be characterized as being fragile or delicate, depending on the nature of the crime," Mr. Palladino said.
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Mr. Trump's statements "cannot be characterized simply as opinion, heated rhetoric or hyperbole," she wrote in a decision allowing the case to move forward.
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Either way, advocates say it shouldn't be characterized as dangerous or rudimentary so as to avoid stigmatizing the people who choose to self-manage.
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Many of the attackers as of late could be characterized as "lone wolf" who might be inspired by or enable by ISIS, Bratton said.
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He's been a noted NATO skeptic, and this summit is likely going to be characterized by an unusual level of infighting within the alliance.
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The subject matter is too serious for the work to be characterized as whimsical, but a wistfulness hangs over the spare environs of the gallery.
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Since 1999, this fast-growing cohort has essentially vanished, and young businesses are now more likely to be characterized as no-growth or slow-growth.
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Second, this whole process is going to be characterized by a lack of transparency with rumors and speculation proliferating in the absence of official confirmation.
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Clinton: Much of her policy agenda could be characterized as a third Obama term, building on the center-left policies of the past eight years.
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He focuses on companies that have owners and managers with skin in the game, reasonable valuations, and can be characterized as breakout businesses in disguise.
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In a market with volatile demand and not-so-volatile supply-capacities, it is not uncommon that a market can — temporarily — be characterized by overcapacities.
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In the continuum of transformations, the Drifter's world could be characterized as living in the aftermath of one transformation, or on the cusp of another.
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The IMO said the move followed an assessment on Wednesday by the World Health Organization, which said the virus can be characterized as a pandemic.
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Thus, the closer these efforts by the House Democrats get to the next election, the more they will be characterized as mean-spirited and unjustified.
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"The argument that I made was that we ought not to allow the Mueller report to be characterized by Republicans as irrelevant," Hoyer told CNN.
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Her early career trajectory can be characterized by commercials for Cinnamon Toast Crunch, appearances on a Scooby-Doo film and a world tour with Justin Bieber.
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And while Mr. Sanders is leading in New Hampshire, the risk for him is that a win there would be characterized as a neighbor-state phenomenon.
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The former can be characterized as political actions that bend or break longstanding norms and the latter is best understood as the breakdown of collective faith.
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Practically minded members of Congress, however, are wary of the idea of casting a vote that could be characterized as an embrace of unlimited government debt.
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We have to embark on very different models of production and consumption, which cannot be characterized as minor deviations from economic paths that we are following.
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They dismissed calls by some for tech giants, such as Google, to be characterized as an essential utility required to provide reasonable use of its service.
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However, it could very credibly be characterized as a high crime and misdemeanorNarrator: Which is a general abuse of power by a high-level public official.
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In this current situation, if he withheld news or action on the investigation, he would later be characterized as having rigged in favor of one candidate.
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The best of what's on offer at Szechuan Mountain House may be characterized as creative proletarian fare that is trussed up, made bourgeois, and consummately plated.
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"We expect most of the 2020s to be characterized by slow growth and very low inflation," said Jennifer McKeown, head of global economics at Capital Economics.
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In what can best be characterized as the grimace emoji personified, CBA lost 12 million customers' data after losing the magnetic backup tapes containing customers' financial history.
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Role of Assad The conflict in Syria has entered its seventh year, and continues to be characterized by appalling war crimes, crimes against humanity and chemical weapons.
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" Mr. Quinlan, in an email, wrote, "I have never engaged in any conduct toward anyone that can fairly or reasonably be characterized as harassment of any kind.
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So far, Putin's actions can be characterized as intelligent and rational, but his appetite for risk appears to be increasing with his international isolation and economic weakness.
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"The regulatory work that's being done in this administration is not going to be characterized by a last-minute rush on the way out the door," he said.
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It's not some deep indictment of computer vision — techniques to "beat" image recognition systems might just as easily be characterized as situations in which they perform particularly poorly.
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"The operating environment in the first half of 2016 continued to be characterized by low price levels and macroeconomic uncertainty," chief executive Arti Ots said in a statement.
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Yet new research suggests that sleep is far from a passive process, and that sleep may best be characterized as an active brain state for optimizing memory consolidation.
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Sitting down for a summit with Moon, and then Trump, will be characterized as a victory back home that neither his father nor grandfather was able to achieve.
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Just as dogs could be distinguished by their breeds and horses distinguished from mules, so could people be characterized as superior or inferior based on their physical traits.
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My weakness can be characterized as a blind loyalty to Donald Trump, and I was weak for not having the strength to question and to refuse his demands.
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It is curious, too, that there is a possibility that winning the league at long, long last now seems destined to be characterized as some sort of disappointment.
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But some legal experts have argued that this could be characterized in a more defensible way: as a recommendation of prosecutorial discretion, from the head of the executive branch.
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Following the news that Spacey would be arraigned, the actor posted a video that can only be characterized as bizarre on YouTube, which he shared via his Twitter account.
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But rather than home in on substance, Rubio got bogged down in a semantic dispute over whether Cruz's plan can be characterized as a form of value-added tax.
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Responding to a question asked by CNN's Dana Bash after the ceremony, Trump said it was "very insulting" for Wednesday's event to be characterized as a break from campaigning.
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"The state of computer and network security today can really only be characterized as a national crisis," said security research Matt Blaze, who testified on the hearing's second panel.
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Simply sitting down for a summit with Moon, and then Trump, leader of the world's most powerful country, will be characterized as a victory back home in North Korea.
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Plot-wise, "Riverkeep" could be characterized as a series of unfortunately fortunate, or fortunately unfortunate, events strung together in a frenzy of activity that lacks suspense or dramatic punch.
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His candidacy also promotes what would surely be characterized as war crimes — interrogation tactics "a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding," and killing the families of terrorism suspects.
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Breakups between queer women might be characterized by their own brand of heartbreak and "the drama and eruption of emotions that come with same sex relationships," as Holly said.
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" Hannity, arguably Trump's top defender on television, said Monday night that he believed news coverage from the media "mob" could be characterized as "manufactured, irresponsible, over-the-top rhetoric.
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Over the medium term, we remain of the view that the next legislature will be characterized by political instability that could culminate in government crisis and or snap elections.
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"The stock market trend continues to be characterized by a struggle between trade war distress, growth risks and strong corporate Q20.4 reports," SEB strategists wrote in a note to clients.
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But on Twitter, Moskovitz told me that the donation was intended only to help Democrats in the 2016 election, and that he should not be characterized as a Facebook critic.
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While these are some of the longest-lasting close relationships for many people, they can also be characterized by escalating conflicts that lead to lasting physical and mental health problems.
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In fact, it could reasonably be characterized as an attempt to justify Facebook's own largesse on the grounds that only it has the scale to fix the problems it created.
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Since there will be no Democrats participating — and since whatever is done will be characterized by liberals as benefiting the wealthy in any event — why not throw the long ball?
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This method stands in stark contrast to the way data is protected in the United States, which might best be characterized as a "collect data first, ask questions later" approach.
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As the camera focused on Brady, his face became stuck in a smile that could be characterized as something between goofy and satisfied (and with the whiff of a smirk).
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Arguably, conventions featuring rules challenges like Democrats' in 1972 and 1980 can be characterized as contested conventions — each featured a serious, organized effort to depose the nominee, though neither succeeded.
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If that group is to be characterized as part of a rogue operation intended to bring Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia alive, questions could arise about Salah Muhammed al-Tubaiqi.
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While in a previous letter Third Point said 2017 would be characterized by the Trump administration's push for increased fiscal spending and tax reform, neither has yet to play out.
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Running mates Charl Schwartzel and Louis Oosthuizen will never be characterized as glib or gregarious, but they've been so quiet in Georgia this week, you could hear a pinecone drop.
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So it's true that within the parameters of enacting a giant corporate tax cut, there are a lot of provisions to this bill that could be characterized as owning the libs.
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Maybe one or two items here (the emails thing, for example) could be characterized as partisan grandstanding that's likely to be irresistible to Democrats but doesn't serve a real public purpose.
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In the US, philanthropy tends to be characterized as beneficial to art, but there's always the sinister possibility that anything introduced into a capitalist system becomes little more than a commodity.
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But given all of these horrific things Trump has said and done, his "nasty woman" remark could be characterized as just the latest hypocritical outburst from a known sexist and misogynist.
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Goan cuisine can be characterized by the smack of vinegar in its spice pastes — the legacy of Portuguese colonists (chiles and tomatoes, those New World plunders, are used across the region).
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For one thing, support for Arctic energy development is not limited to 'Big Oil' (if indeed a project sponsored by the Independent Petroleum Association of America can be characterized as such).
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They evince an artist set on exacting what might be characterized as one woman's revenge on the male gaze while refusing to settle on what, physically, beauty in art should be.
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But his decision to resign could be characterized as an act of patriotism: It spared the nation a painful and extremely divisive process of removing the commander in chief from office.
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If that group is to be characterized by Saudi Arabia as part of a rogue operation intended to bring Khashoggi back to the kingdom alive, questions could arise about al-Tubaiqi.
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But the period we are going into now will be characterized by a dearth of clear information, and the markets need to take a breath and believe the data will be forthcoming.
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It tends to be characterized by intrusive symptoms that can include frequent flashbacks, nightmares, avoidance of reminders, hyperarousal or over-vigilance, and extended negative thinking, Wayne State University's Arash Javanbakht tells Axios.
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" According to the spokesperson, the form D.L. signed is a standard ("PREA") incident report that must be filled out whenever there is any incident that could be "characterized as inappropriate sexual behavior.
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And yes, it's a bit confusing: "While a pandemic may be characterized as a type of epidemic, you would not say that an epidemic is a type of pandemic," Merriam-Webster explains.
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I refer not to the beginning of summer, nor the looming global warming apocalypse for which there is little evidence, nor an election season sure to be characterized by personal attacks aplenty.
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The Vysya may have other medical predispositions that have yet to be characterized — as may hundreds of other subpopulations across South Asia, according to a study published in Nature Genetics on Monday.
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Lawrence A. Friedman, the director of the trustee office from 2002 to 2005, agreed that the dispute could be characterized as a "turf war" — but said that didn't mean McKinsey was innocent.
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Your office desk functions in kind of the same way—so maybe "old coffee mugs and spent Post-Its" isn't the most accurate way a person would ideally like to be characterized.
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Jia Qingguo, a professor at Peking University's School of International Studies, said the current poor state of U.S-China relations begs the question of whether the future will be characterized by permanent tensions.
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Code to implement the equivalent of defeat devices are easily programmed in and when detected can be characterized as a "software defect" that can be fixed with a software upgrade to the car.
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This removal of a pathway to the iCloud backup on the part of the FBI, whether it was borne of impatience or some other motivation, could be characterized as willfully negligent forensic procedure.
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"This suspect was on the train and he was yelling and ranting and raving, a lot of different things, including what would be characterized as hate speech or bias language," Portland Police Sgt.
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In 2015, David A. Weinberg of the Foundation for Defence of Democracies concluded that Qatar was one of several U.S. allies that could be characterized as "frenemies" when it comes to terror finance.
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"His discharge will be characterized as Under Other Than Honorable Conditions" and he is "in the process of being discharged pending the completion of final administrative and medical requirements for separation," Abrams added.
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The deal is likely to be characterized by OPEC as a first step but it would have to be extended later to have any material impact on the oil market balance and prices.
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"This quarter, conversely, can be characterized by a lack of idiosyncratic events," said Marianne Lake, JPMorgan's chief financial officer, on a conference call with analysts Friday morning, according to a transcript by FactSet.
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Diaz-Canel, who has risen the ranks of the Communist Party over three decades, said the new period would also be characterized by "modernization of the economic and social model," without giving details.
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"The President is the President of the United States, so they're considered official statements by the President of the United States," Spicer said, when asked during his daily briefing how they should be characterized.
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"In the short-term, oil markets are going to be characterized by supply tightness on international markets thanks to the OPEC cuts and U.S. sanctions on PDVSA," Edward Bell of Emirates NBD bank said.
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Internal opposition to these leaders could then be characterized as "an insurgency" (in Vietnam, it would be termed "aggression"), a situation that called for the United States to intervene in order to save democracy.
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But Lt. Eric Montgomery, an investigator with the Winston-Salem Police Department, said he did not know about "anything that would be characterized as a fight club," though the investigation is not yet complete.
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"We always rent an apartment in Paris, and the first thing we ask is if there's a washer-dryer," said Mr. Kessler, whose personal style might be characterized as that of a natty slacker.
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Yamauchi also wrote that harassment and discrimination don't merit refugee protection unless "they're serious or systematic enough to be characterized as persecution," which is serious harm, or an interference with a basic human right.
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Seen en masse, the overwhelming amount of material information produced and collected by Siegelaub in the making of these projects directly challenges the notion of dematerialization by which they have come to be characterized.
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"For instance it's following a woman through several blocks or asking for her phone number 15 straight times," said Schiappa, adding that she personally did not believe wolf-whistles should be characterized as sexual harassment.
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Although an exact definition of Sino-Maximalism is hard to pin down, it might best be characterized as an aesthetic of "busyness," a disregard for epileptics and blank space, and a very text-heavy interface.
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Video: Marina Brozovic, NASA/JPL First spotted on October 12, 2015 by UA's Catalina Sky Survey, the wee space boulder has earned the distinction of being the smallest known NEO to be characterized in detail.
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Hewing to the idea that everything important in a musical must be characterized in song, "The Royal Family of Broadway" quickly blurs the distinction between its theatrical and nontheatrical characters — and thus nullifies their conflict.
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As shown in a forthcoming study of how Chevron is applied on lower courts, Judge Kavanaugh is quite evenhanded, applying the same approach whether evaluating agency actions that could be characterized as liberal or conservative.
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Her point of departure this season, she said, was the youth of the artist and gallery owner Todd Alden, a friend whose late '80s style might best be characterized as New Wave-renegade-slacker-preppy.
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In what has to be characterized as huge win for Microsoft, it announced this morning it had secured a 6-year deal with HP, Inc to run Microsoft Dynamics' customer relationship management (CRM) and service software.
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"We suspect 2016 will be characterized by more focus on how the exiting occurs of positions in the three main asset classes that benefited from QE (quantitative easing)" he said, referencing emerging markets, credit and equities.
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He wrote in his majority opinion: "The Affordable Care Act's requirement that certain individuals pay a financial penalty for not obtaining health insurance may reasonably be characterized as a tax," a direct reference to Kavanaugh's argument.
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"It is therefore hugely significant to be able to show that ISIL's treatment of the Yazidis could be characterized as genocide," he said, having analyzed reports by U.N. agencies, aid groups, media, and the militants themselves.
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Taxpayers also need to be mindful about who qualifies as a solo proprietor and who really should be characterized as an employee, said Gene Zaino, CEO of MBO Partners, a financial firm specializing in independent workers.
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Photo: GettyUber has had what can best be characterized as a shitstorm of scandals in its decade-long run, and that isn't even including any misconduct kept out of the public eye thanks to forced arbitration.
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" Puzzled at first by that rule, he has since come to see "Glacial Decoy" as what he describes as "a great feminist work" defined by "a complexity that to me could only be characterized as female.
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Longtime technology follower David Kirkpatrick went as far as to say that the big breakthrough industries of the future will be characterized by meaningful barriers to entry — best-placed for those who own the most data.
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Longtime technology follower David Kirkpatrick went as far as to say that the big breakthrough industries of the future will be characterized by meaningful barriers to entry — best-placed for those who own the most data.
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A viral outbreak could be characterized as a pandemic if it is "markedly different from recently circulating strains" and if "humans have little or no immunity" to it, according to the UK's Health and Safety Executive.
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Gómez says that instead of shaming boys for behavior that could be characterized as toxic masculinity, the goal is to help them embrace and express traits or qualities they feel are stifled because of traditional stereotypes.
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The new Democratic leader would be characterized as being just as much of a liberal extremist who threatened the nation, and Republicans would capitalize on their vast media echo chamber to support their point of view.
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"In general, the market in September can be characterized as more rational: We're at or near all-time highs and haven't really budged from that in September," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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However, we did not include the city in the sections above because Austin, although a lower-cost location than Silicon Valley, may also be characterized as a large, mature technology and startup hub in its own right.
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Much of his electronic solo work in cross-media collaborations from the mid 80s can be characterized by this approach, and indeed that is a lot of what I find myself being drawn to as a listener.
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Next year is likely to be characterized by "disappointing growth and a much narrower range of valuation" against a sharp deceleration in economic growth, Morgan Stanley's U.S. equity strategy team wrote in their 2019 outlook on Tuesday.
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"The growth of Caliber's servicing book should not be characterized by a single data point, as over time it will be driven by Caliber's origination activity — which does not include any subprime products," Caliber said by email.
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" During his December sentencing in New York, Cohen said, "My weakness can be characterized as a blind loyalty to Donald Trump, and I was weak for not having the strength to question and to refuse his demands.
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There are various ways to invest in commodities: Even when buying shares in these funds, investors are still subject to a market that could reasonably be characterized as speculation on price rather than investing in future growth.
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Using a fixed camera and a mix of medium shots and head-and-shoulder close-ups, Mr. Depardon maintains a distance from everyone in the interview rooms, a vantage that could be characterized as respectful or maybe disinterested.
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Tom Heaton, an earthquake expert at the California Institute of Technology, said the region where Thursday's earthquake struck seems to be characterized by a complex set of faults that have helped form geological features called basin and ranges.
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That film's version of dread as the burden of living in a world that might be characterized as "post-joy" garnered near universal accolades -- a fate that escaped films helmed by artists of color with similarly existential themes.
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"Investors may do well to refrain from bargain-hunting in global equities until the market regains its footing after an August that we expect will be characterized by a bearish tilt and a pair of volatility spikes," Takada said.
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Sexual assault victims will no longer need to prove that they physically fought back against their attackers in order for the incident to be characterized as rape after a new bill was signed into law in Maryland on Tuesday.
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"This limits visibility regarding the possible outlook in the advertising market in the coming months, in a general context that will also be characterized by the outcome of the European elections at the end of May," the company said.
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"There does not seem to have been sufficient due diligence and consultations with the community... despite the fact that evictions in Kenya by state security agents are well known to be characterized by violence and high handedness," it said.
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" Befitting the "postliteracy of the late capitalist world," the culture of postmodernism would be characterized by "a new kind of flatness or depthlessness, a new kind of superficiality in the most literal sense" where "depth is replaced by surface.
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Obama attempted to pass the baton to Clinton, who had long been openly derisive of his more idealistic streak and whose approach across two primaries and one general election campaign might be characterized as featuring the audacity of hopelessness.
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On March 22020, 21, the World Health Organization announced that the COVID-195 outbreak can be characterized as a pandemic, as the rates of infection continue to rise in many locations around the world and across the United States.
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Yet, that is precisely what investors in the U.K. should be bracing themselves for over the next two years, which will be characterized by great doubt as to the final terms that the U.K. might eventually get from its European partners.
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More interesting than the word games are the limitations on ECB actions which look to have motivated what it is actually doing, as opposed to what it may some day do or how it would like its actions to be characterized.
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Finally, if the Trump-Kim friendship is to be more than a sideshow of international politics, it must be characterized by a legitimate give-and-take instead of the tired Washington playbook, which requires full capitulation before any sanctions are removed.
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It's bad even for Nancy Pelosi, who will continue to face questions from journalists about how the Judiciary Committee's investigation should be characterized no matter how much those inquiries annoy her and no matter how inconvenient she believes them to be.
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In five other districts, the Democrats received between 45 percent and 213 percent of the major party vote, setting up races that could be characterized as tossups or leaning Republican, just as they're currently rated by the Cook Political Report.
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"His tenure of leadership will be characterized by his ability to produce teams that always played with great effort, emotion and passion, and he represented our organization with great pride, loyalty and respect," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said in the statement.
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"If a company is making a distribution like a dividend and it follows with a debt arrangement … it still could be characterized as equity rather than debt," said Pinar Cebi Wilber, a senior economist at the American Council for Capital Formation.
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Courts can also look beyond the text of the EO. If the Ninth Circuit decides the EO can be characterized as a Muslim ban in disguise, it may conclude that the government's true interest is "animus" against a particular group.
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Kraus' After Kathy Acker (Semiotext(e), September 2017) could be characterized as a formal biography – though it's much more complicated than that — while Martin's Acker (Nightboat Books, October 2017) is a series of fragmented mini-essays and ruminations about Acker's work.
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To a certain extent (hunting/fishing, for example) this can be characterized as food-gathering behavior by an omnivorous species, and just as I avoided condemning the carnivores above merely for being carnivores, maybe humans should get a pass there.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Mergers and acquisitions in the global consumer and retail sectors in 2016 are likely to be characterized by lower valuations for small firms and reasonable values for riskier assets, after a string of mega deals in 2015, a report shows.
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Wu also told the Times that she was also propositioned by venture capitalist Justin Caldbeck, who is at the center of a series of allegations first reported by The Information, in what can only be characterized as serial sexual harassment of women entrepreneurs.
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The two men were killed after they intervened when a man allegedly yelled what "would best be characterized as hate speech toward a variety of ethnicities and religions" at two women on a Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) light-rail train, Portland police Sgt.
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If its future is going to be characterized by such hostile decisions as the removal of the headphone jack from the iPhone or the scything off of the beloved MagSafe and SD card slot from laptops, maybe Apple isn't your best friend anymore.
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"I know for a fact that none of the folks I've met in opposition at all would be characterized as racist, and in fact, my motivation is the exact opposite," said Hemant Sharma, a pediatrician, father and representative of the opposition group.
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"Because scouts' work has a direct and critical effect on the selection of players who will participate in the games that the public will watch, their role cannot be characterized as 'wholly collateral' or 'incidental' to the business of professional baseball," Gardephe wrote.
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If certain drugs, in conjunction with therapy, are made available to help people improve their relationships, won't this require first "diagnosing" them with some kind of relationship disorder so that the drugs can be characterized as medicine, and therefore be seen as acceptable?
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Washington (CNN)Top White House adviser Kellyanne Conway has apologized for citing a fake "massacre" in support of Donald Trump's travel ban, in an interview on CNN in which she acknowledged that not all of the mainstream media can fairly be characterized as "fake news".
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Because of the sheer size of megacities and the challenges associated with their governance, some of these urban redoubts will likely be characterized by areas of lawlessness and sizable "no-go zones," making them ripe targets for violent non-state actor recruitment and funding activities.
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Namkai-Meche, 23, and Ricky Best, 53, were killed when they tried to stop a man who was yelling what "would best be characterized as hate speech toward a variety of ethnicities and religions" at two women on a light-rail train, Portland police said.
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" Joan Didion, in the 1965 essay "John Wayne: A Love Song," wrote that "in a world we understood early to be characterized by venality and doubt and paralyzing ambiguities, he suggested another world," a land of cottonwoods where a man "could make his own code.
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The decision is a setback to a much needed rollback of Section 22019 powers, which appear to be used, as this case suggests, for the kind of operations that could be characterized as entrapment, rather than anything that might actually prevent real terrorist attacks.
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Read more: A same-sex penguin couple at a London aquarium become mothers for the first time after adopting a chickNow, the adopted Gentoo chick will become the aquarium's first penguin not to be characterized as male or female, according to an official release sent to Insider.
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The confirmation hearing will likely be characterized by bipartisan concern over Tillerson's personal dealings with Russia but regardless of whether his appointment is approved by Congress or not, Tillerson's nomination is part of the latest indications that sanctions against Russia may not be in place for long.
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Under the proposed research framework, Alzheimer's would be characterized by three factors: evidence of two abnormal proteins associated with Alzheimer's - beta amyloid and tau - and evidence of neurodegeneration or nerve cell death, all of which can be seen through brain imaging or tests of cerebral spinal fluid.
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Bro culture uses the formidable elixirs of power and status to create a toxic social environment, and tends to be characterized by manipulative charm, entitlement and a so-called "rules don't apply attitude" — as well as an inability to express emotion, show remorse or be vulnerable.
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"The experience of oceanic boundlessness during sex can be characterized by a sense of oneness in which there is a disappearance of the psychological borders between self and other," says Rui Miguel Costa, a researcher at the William James Center for Research, Instituto Universitário in Lisbon, Portugal.
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"If the goal of Congress were to establish the sort of broad immunity urged by Armslist, that is, immunity for all actions of websites that could be characterized as publishing activities or editorial functions, Congress could have used any number of formulations to that end," the court said.
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There's no way to know how many of those transfers can be characterized as run-offs; coaches are loathe to discuss individual cases and the phenomenon as a whole is cloaked in secrecy, largely because it is viewed by many as ethically dubious and can hamper future recruiting.
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Lanny J. Acosta Jr. of the Army, said that he reviewed a sample of evidence provided to defense lawyers and found "deletions that could fairly be characterized as self-serving and calculated to avoid embarrassment," and "indicative of a minimalist view" of evidence defense lawyers were entitled to receive.
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Although Beautycounter has done select limited collaborations with other brands such as Goop and J. Crew, and will have a partnership with Target this fall, it is based on a direct sales model, with a sales force that could be characterized as a contemporary version of the Avon ladies.
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The killings -- in which two men were fatally stabbed and another was wounded -- came after Christian allegedly started yelling what "would best be characterized as hate speech toward a variety of ethnicities and religions" toward two women in a Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) light-rail train, Portland police Sgt.
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"The overall responsibility was of a collective character; in other words, it truly can be characterized as a systemic failure of the United Nations," wrote Rosenthal, who was appointed by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres earlier this year to look at U.N. involvement in Myanmar from 2010 to 2018.
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"Holding that the registration of a trademark converts the mark into government speech would constitute a huge and dangerous extension of the government-speech doctrine, for other systems of government registration (such as copyright) could easily be characterized in the same way," Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion.
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Madeleine L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time, S.E. Hinton's The Outsiders, the early works of Norma Klein, even Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird, so widely taught in high schools since its 1960 publication can be characterized as YA today, but teenagers did not have this distinct category in the publishing marketplace.
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But Schecter ruled, "defendant's repeated statements -- which were not made through op-ed pieces or letters to the editor but rather were delivered in speeches, debates and through Twitter, a preferred means of communication often used by the defendant -- cannot be characterized simply as opinion, heated rhetoric or hyperbole," she said.
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Will Hurd (R-TX) said a few weeks back, making clear his vote was no longer in play.) Indeed, by December, McQuade, who initially argued that Trump's actions could potentially be characterized as bribery, had concluded that Democrats would be on stronger ground by focusing instead on abuse of power.
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In a sense, all objections to sex, nudity, drugs, violence, and profanity could be characterized as filtering for "triggers," so there are other kinds of triggering content that could be filtered out, such as rape, abuse, politics, racial slurs or racist activity, mentions of specific people or groups of people, and more.
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Rosen, who owns the properties, is a lawyer, but his business interests might be characterized as frenzied: Originally from Canada, he ran the ad agency that introduced Mike's Hard Lemonade to the United States ("Sorry, America," he jokes), produced movies, and then entered politics, running the campaigns of several high-level politicians.
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For others, the tournament is a stopgap to get through the lull of the superior NBA season—less a celebration of basketball than a dreary hotbed for zone defenses, an endless parade players of players that can most kindly be characterized as scrappy, and an orgy of bricked crunch-time free throws.
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Other commentators are even more explicit, pointing out that there are a whole lot of Muslims out there in the world who could conceivably be characterized as "radical Islamists" — the term is not exactly rigorously defined — but who are uninterested in attacking the West, and could in fact be valuable allies against terrorists.
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If that group is to be characterized by Saudi Arabia as part of a rogue operation intended to bring Khashoggi back to the kingdom alive, it still might be difficult to explain how a group of men so close to the heart of the Saudi establishment operated without the crown prince's knowledge.
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And it was -- until she took what could be characterized as a subliminal shot at Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's small hands Thursday night.
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ORLAN's face connects her with several Post-World War II artists who, rather than constitute an Ism, can be characterized as an eruption of individuals or groupuscules, alike in their urgent need to take their art out of the gallery system and into the world by way of body-based practices involving risk of pain and injury.
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It will be some time before the renminbi or euro poses a serious challenge to the dollar – and they may never do so – but Chinese and European policymakers will be actively looking for opportunities to expand the roles of their currencies, while the US approach toward the dollar in this regard can be characterized as benign neglect, at best.
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In that sense, the rule could be characterized as "voluntary," [as Kavanaugh describes it], but in much the same way that just about any regulation could be considered voluntary, insofar as a regulated entity could always transform its business to such an extent that it is no longer in the line of business covered by the regulation.
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In both of these scenarios, all three models showed that Earth's climate would resemble that seen about 3 million years ago by either 2030 (RCP103 scenario) or 2040 (RCP4.5 scenario.) In the case of the RCP4.5 scenario, the Earth's climate stabilized at these conditions, which would be characterized by temperatures about 3 to 6 degrees Fahrenheit higher than today.
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At the time of our first meeting, Alec was emerging from what I could dramatically call a crisis of conscience, but might more accurately be characterized as one of those occasional awakenings that do and must beset every creative life, the one that forces you to demand of yourself why you make the work you do.
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But as my colleague P.R. Lockhart wrote at the time, the obsession with private racist comments deliberately ignores everything Trump has said and done in public — stretching all the way back to the beginning of his real estate career, when he was sued by the federal government for violating anti-discrimination laws — that could be characterized as reflecting and perpetuating racism.
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The composition, if you want to call it that — it should really be characterized as a system or pattern — is a series of vertical stripes, alternately painted and unpainted, of matching widths, though the painted ones fluctuate slightly, creeping over the borders determined by the masking tape, presumably from the scrubbing-on of the color, which occasionally slips beneath or dislodges the tape's edge.
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The stereotype style has been eroded by the global financial crisis, sure, but also casual Fridays; the rise of the entrepreneurial class, especially in technology; and the growth of a shadow banking sector — the venture capitalists and hedge funds and private equity firms that have their own, less identifiable uniform, much of which can be characterized by what it is not: the banker clothing of yore.
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The paper, intended as "a basis for policy makers in the fields of tourism, ecology, and hydropower," contains dramatic findings: "Toward the end of the twenty-first century, a continuous snow cover is likely only guaranteed at high elevations above 2000 meters above sea level, whereas at mid-elevations, roughly 50 percent of all winters might be characterized by an ephemeral snow cover," he said.
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" The report closed with the conclusion that given a number of conditions -- including economic difficulties, a cholera epidemic, a housing crisis and food insecurity -- recovery has been severely hampered: "Due to the conditions outlined in this report, Haiti's recovery from the 2010 earthquake could be characterized as falling into what one non-governmental organization recently described as 'the country's tragic pattern of 'one step forward, two steps back.
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Johns's use of what he has called "things – which are seen and not looked at – examined," such as a flag, a bathtub, or flagstones, has led him to be characterized by M. H. Miller in The New York Times Style Magazine (February 18, 2019) as follows: Since the mid-60s, Johns has been working with the same strange codex of symbols that seem to comprise a language that only Johns himself is fully fluent in.
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They tried to do the same among African-American communities by pointing out how they were mistreated in the U.S. Lacking legal avenues to halt this activity, the recently formed FBI responded by pressuring these various communities to remain loyal to the U.S. In the end, these "intrigues" as the FBI called them did not, in fact, keep the U.S. out of war and they could be characterized as minimal at best.
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