You're a young woman still bearing the burden of grief.
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" She added: "The question here is who's bearing the burden of making that judgment.
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Lenders are getting squeezed on margins and bearing the burden of increasingly heavy regulations.
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Forever bearing the burden of anger, on the other hand, will eat you alive.
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But for countries like China, bearing the burden of a novel virus is paradoxical.
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Bearing the burden of malaria no longer has to be the fate of Africa, he adds.
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That means American consumers and manufacturers are largely bearing the burden of Trump's tariffs — not the Chinese exporters.
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The FBI's force of dedicated public servants will not be alone in bearing the burden of this hyperpartisan moment.
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"Because those are the parts of the economy that are bearing the burden of this quarantine and staying at home."
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Listen to The Daily: In a divided House, moderate Democrats are bearing the burden of answering for the impeachment vote.
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America's national parks are increasingly bearing the burden of climate change, as rising temperatures and new weather patterns create mega blazes.
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As she puts it ... she's bearing the burden of their debt, while he is totally unwilling to do anything to support himself.
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But this time, Republicans are bearing the burden of unpopular repeal bills that would have left millions of Americans without health insurance.
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Bali, touted in travelers' imaginations as a paradise with sparkling blue waters and pristine beaches, is another destination bearing the burden of overtourism.
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Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio Martínez), the domestic worker for a well-to-do family in Mexico, lives life bearing the burden of so many.
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Poorer countries are less likely to act when they think they're unfairly bearing the burden of a problem kickstarted by Western industrial development.
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After all, most women receive parental benefits only after bearing the burden of pregnancy, childbirth, nursing, and often, a larger share of parenting responsibilities.
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"We are bearing the burden for what we should bear," Japanese Minister of Defense Tomomi Inada told reporters in Tokyo on Friday, Kyodo news reported.
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But using government money for a rescue is complicated because of European Union rules intended to prevent taxpayers from bearing the burden of mistakes by bank executives.
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To make matters worse, the soil is bearing the burden of the excess use of fertiliser and pesticide, which has increased as China's demand for grain has risen.
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" Loughlin adds, "Women and young girls are really bearing the burden of this crisis because they're having to walk five hours a day to find and collect water.
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Economists from the International Monetary Fund and other Europe or U.S.-based organizations have also found American businesses are bearing the burden of the higher tariffs right now.
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But she said too few people, mainly wage earners, were bearing the burden of taxation, while the pension system needed to be made sustainable and better support the poor.
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Midterm elections are traditionally difficult for a party with full control of the government, even more so when it is bearing the burden of an unpopular or polarizing president.
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Their longer-term concern is that Trump may be a symptom and not the cause of a retreat from bearing the burden of global responsibility and cooperative leadership alongside allies.
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Those of us who fight for social justice know that it is no coincidence that the communities bearing the burden in Flint and Standing Rock are low-wage communities of color.
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"It's more and more an expectation of moms these days that they deserve something for bearing the burden for nine months, getting sick, ruining their body," Linda Murray, executive editor of BabyCenter.
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Instead of bearing the burden of "It" for the rest of the year, Bruiser drove straight to Seattle where another friend, nicknamed Beef, was living in an apartment complex with his newlywed wife.
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Cities were increasingly bearing the burden of hosting IDPs, both after natural disasters and as a result of urban warfare in places like Syria's Daraa, Yemen's Hodeidah and Libya's Tripoli, the IDMC said.
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Some residents see the wind farm as a political charade, arguing that they are bearing the burden of above-market energy costs to enrich private investors, and that the long-term savings will be minimal.
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Dr. Gregory Lewis told Gizmodo that studies have found that the right chamber of the heart dilates disproportionately to the left chamber during the race, with the left ventricle "bearing the burden" of the marathon.
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However, as disaster relief in the neighborhood of $100 billion funded by American taxpayers is being contemplated, it is only reasonable to question the fairness of these taxpayers bearing the burden of the negligence of Texans.
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Some Pentagon officials also fear that American troops on the ground in Afghanistan could end up bearing the burden of any C.I.A. strikes that accidentally kill civilians, because the agency will not publicly acknowledge those attacks.
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"Along the way we saw him courageous in the ring, inspiring to the young, compassionate to those in need, and strong and good-humored in bearing the burden of his own health challenges," the Clinton's statement reads.
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Amazon also said the docking stations could act as cell towers, so that they could provide local free or fee-based internet services in public areas "without bearing the burden of installing some, or all, of the necessary infrastructure".
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Moreover, states bearing the burden of paying for the services provided to the Micronesians who have left their homelands should have a voice in setting the overall policies — especially when it comes to the federal entitlements for those migrants.
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J&F's proposal to pay a $1.2 billion fine was rejected by the prosecutors' office on Wednesday In the board meeting, representatives of shareholders will insist that JBS should not be responsible for bearing the burden of the fine.
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"My great frustration has been the inability to pass progressive measures that would have made a significant positive difference for the state and, as governor, bearing the burden of the failure of their passage," Mr. Cuomo said in an interview on Wednesday.
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"It's obvious to most people who are watching that he is relieved to no longer be bearing the burden of the presidency," said Josh Earnest, who served as Obama's White House press secretary and had worked for him since the 2008 presidential campaign.
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Millennials may be the group being hit the hardest, with recent research by Citizens Bank finding that 60 percent of college graduates aged 35 and under with student loans expect to be paying them off into their 40s — but boomers are also bearing the burden.
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"These clawback provisions are designed to prevent exactly what happened with Ms. Toldstedt: Shareholders and consumers bearing the burden of bank misconduct while senior executives walk away with multimillion-dollar awards based on what the company later finds out are fraudulent practices," they wrote.
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In Asia, as in Europe, the United States calculated that bearing the burden for regional security would repay it in the form of political influence and global stability, both of which would be at risk in a doctrine of patriotism laid out by this president.
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This is urgent given the Trump administration's exhaustion with the U.S. bearing the burden of upholding the regional order alone and the fact that China, coming out of the 28503th Party Congress, has signaled that it will now act more confidently in the region to secure its interests.
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The strain of that repression is evident in every relationship he has, from his wife, who is quietly bearing the burden of their shared loss, and the prospect of another looming every time her husband heads in to work, or his colleagues, with whom he shares a rare bond (that been-to-space thing).
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" The TV host and conservative commentator says her initial reaction to her loss was to blame herself: "Perhaps it was wrong of me to choose to be a professional woman, working in a high-pressure, high-visibility, high-stress field, still bearing the burden of the recent loss of my father and facing on top of that the arrows that come with public life.
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After growing my babies inside of me and watching them come into the world two times over, I now understand the weight of what you did for me–choosing to keep me safe those long nine months, every scream you let out and every aching pain you felt while bringing me into the world, bearing the burden of giving your child a future by giving her away–for all that and more I thank you.
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Man of the Hawaiian Islands, 1852. This picture depicts a man carrying an aumaka (pole), bearing the burden of balancing calabashes holding poi, vegetable, fowl, or pork for sale. This was a common sight to see on the islands at this time in history. The 1852 Constitution of the Hawaiian Kingdom, written in both English and Hawaiian, was constructed by King Kamehameha III.
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She was headed home from a dance in her escort's wagon when one of the Burdow boys fired a weapon meant to scare the team. The wagon crashed and overturned, killing Mary instantly. The Burdows are a disrespected family, bearing the burden of gossip surrounding the family patriarch's reason for leaving his home state. The successive generations have been mocked and ostracized based on this gossip.
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The shifting burden of persuasion is the process of transferring the obligation to prove a fact in an issue raised during a lawsuit from one party to the other party. When the party initially bearing the burden of proof has presented sufficient evidence to support its claim then it becomes the responsibility of the other party to issue a rebuttal that provides defensive evidence.
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The Canadian 2002 TV movie The Stork Derby, depicted the stories of Lillian Kenny, Pauline Mae Clarke and Grace Bagnato and starred Megan Follows. The film was based upon Elizabeth Wilton's book Bearing The Burden: The Great Toronto Stork Derby 1926–1938. In February 2019, the radio program This American Life covered the story in some detail. In 2016, Toronto's Muddy York Brewing Company produced a Stork Derby Stout as a nod to the unusual event.
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In a legal dispute, one party is initially presumed to be correct and gets the benefit of the doubt, while the other side bears the burden of proof. When a party bearing the burden of proof meets their burden, the burden of proof switches to the other side. Burdens may be of different kinds for each party, in different phases of litigation. The burden of production is a minimal burden to produce at least enough evidence for the trier of fact to consider a disputed claim.
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A third of these were to be ordinary shares, a third preference shares and a third in fixed interest bonds. Hence, the construction company's directors were bearing the burden of actually finding the cash to pay for construction. Surveying on the first overall tranche of the project took place in 1907, from Pembina, North Dakota to Wheeler, South Dakota. The latter place was the county seat of Charles Mix County before it was flooded out when the Missouri River was dammed to form Lake Francis Case.
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The defense of insanity and diminished capacity although clearly distinct are not inconsistent defenses and both may be at issue in the same case.See e.g., State v. Rose, 323 N.C. 455, 373 S.E.2d 426 (1988) The critical distinctions are that diminished capacity is a partial, negating defense (negates an element of the state's case) with the burden on the state to show that the defendant acted with the requisite state of mind while insanity is a complete but affirmative defense—the defendant bearing the burden of proving that he was legally insane.
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Before the mid-twentieth century, consumers had limited rights with regard to their interaction with products and commercial producers. Consumers had limited ground on which to defend themselves against faulty or defective products, or against misleading or deceptive advertising methods. The consumer movement began to gather a following, pushing for increased rights and legal protection against malicious business practices. By the end of the 1950s, legal product liability had been established in which an aggrieved party need only prove injury by use of a product, rather than bearing the burden of proof of corporate negligence.
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In 1979, he was released via Independence Day special pardon, but he never changed his beliefs, and died in 2008.Jirisan When Jeong Ji-a was in the fourth grade, due to her father's return to prison, she came to know that her father was a 'Commie'. At first, she wanted to reject her communist parents, but as she matured, she chose the life of bearing the burden of the history of ordeal as told by the life of her parents. Having decided to write, Jeong entered Chung-Ang University for creative writing, and resolved to write the story of her parents into a book.
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The samba effect was the nearly 35% drop in the value of the Brazilian real that occurred in 1999. The effect was caused by the 1997 Asian financial crisis which led Brazil to increase interest rates and to institute spending cuts and tax increases in an attempt to maintain the value of its currency."Bearing the Burden: The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Workers and Alternative Agendas for the IMF and Other Institutions", Institute for Policy Studies, April 2000. These measures failed to produce the intended effect and the Brazilian government floated its currency against the US dollar, which led to the dramatic decrease in its value.
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There is no conclusive evidence that the present was not invented by the jewelry industry to sell more goods, and until recently it was passed on largely by word of mouth or peer pressure among both mothers and fathers. According to Linda Murray, the executive editor of BabyCenter, "It's an expectation of moms these days that they deserve something for bearing the burden for nine months, getting sick, ruining their body. The guilt really gets piled on." Other sources trace the development of the present to the increased assertiveness of women, allowing them to ask for a present more directly, or the increased involvement of the men in pregnancy, making them more informed of the pain and difficulty of pregnancy and labor.
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Lastly, the third "look" refers to the characters that interact with one another throughout the film. The main idea that seems to bring these actions together is that "looking" is generally seen as an active male role while the passive role of being looked at is immediately adopted as a female characteristic. It is under the construction of patriarchy that Mulvey argues that women in film are tied to desire and that female characters hold an "appearance coded for strong visual and erotic impact". The female actor is never meant to represent a character that directly effects the outcome of a plot or keep the story line going, but is inserted into the film as a way of supporting the male role and "bearing the burden of sexual objectification" that he cannot.
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During this permitting process, the TSCA PCB permit application requires the EPA to issue a public notice once a decision has been reached, as well as hold a 60-day formal comment period for the public, as well as a formal public hearing. In February 1994, Executive Order 12898 was implemented which addressed issues of minority and low-income groups bearing the burden of disproportionate negative environmental and health effects. It states that “each Federal Agency shall make achieving environmental justice part of its mission by identifying and addressing as appropriate, disproportionately high and adverse human health or environmental effects of its programs, policies, and activities on minority populations and low income populations.” It also set forth a series of steps for assisting and aiding federal organizations in addressing environmental injustice.
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In order to win the necessary votes, Emperor Charles needed to gain support from the prince-electors and those in a position to influence them; this was traditionally achieved with gifts of money or land. The towns and cities were likely to end up bearing the burden of making good the resulting shortfall in imperial finances. Small and middle-sized cities had good reason to fear that they might find themselves pledged by the empire as a security to noble creditors if promised payments failed to be made timely: in 1376 that is what happened to Donauwörth. The cities’ independence and their direct relationship with the emperor, which was designed to liberate them from the cupidity of lords and princes closer to home, was implicitly under threat. They therefore demanded of the emperor the protection and inviolability enshrined in the “imperial immediacy” relationship.
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