Slowing growth in China has been a factor in falling demand.
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Notably, Bush has also been a factor in the Democratic race.
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Bennett: That has long been a factor in the pay gap.
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Thailand's staple food has long been a factor in its politics.
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Japan's unpredictable weather has already been a factor in the competition.
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Cha's policy views have never been a factor in this process.
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Authorities said speed may have been a factor in the crash.
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Likability has clearly has been a factor in several past elections.
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State-sponsored back doors had been a factor in none of them.
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"Geopolitics has traditionally been a factor in the oil price," Essner said.
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Misfortune has also been a factor in all of these narrow defeats.
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It appeared family problems may have been a factor in Sunday's bloodshed.
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Alcohol may have been a factor in the altercation, according to The Blast .
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The loss of Iranian oil has been a factor in the oil market.
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They have doubtless been a factor in not hanging around in Syria, either.
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That may have been a factor in the undoing of the two ministers.
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Competition from China has already been a factor in other big European mergers.
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But they assume his criticism has been a factor in driving down support.
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There was no evidence that alcohol had been a factor in the crash.
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A preliminary investigation indicated that alcohol may have been a factor in his death.
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The Tallahassee Police Department said alcohol might have been a factor in his death.
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Heavy rainfall in Mumbai may have been a factor in the most recent collapse.
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But Ms. Martin said it would not have been a factor in the decision.
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Heavy fog is believed to have been a factor in the accident, Russo said.
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The weakness of this year's flu vaccine has been a factor in this year's season.
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The recent spate of mail bombs must have been a factor in the NYPD's decision.
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A preliminary investigation indicated alcohol may have been a factor in his death, police said.
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Such comparisons may have been a factor in the board's initial reluctance to pursue clawbacks.
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Race has never been a factor in any of my decisions and never will be.
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The Yankees' silence had been a factor in Jacobson's agreeing to talk to The Times.
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Experts suggested that windy, rainy weather could have been a factor in the accident. 7.
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Far from mere salesmanship, the guarantee appears to have been a factor in the contract.
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Coping with the brutal cold has been a factor in coordinating event planning and security.
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CORONAVIRUS HAS BEEN A FACTOR IN RECENT SWISS FRANC APPRECIATION, SNB'S JORDAN TELLS FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG
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Earlier, Tesla said its autopilot system was unlikely to have been a factor in the crash.
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He said vengeance has not been a factor in his games against his former team, however.
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According to Baker, Trump could have been a factor in the two countries' decision to chat.
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But Sheriff Judd said it appeared that fog could have been a factor in the accident.
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Not that realism has ever been a factor in the success of all things South Park.
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The surveillance of Page is believed to have been a factor in launching the federal counterintelligence probe.
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The speed of the vehicle is believed to have been a factor in the crash, the police said.
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The trade tensions are widely believed to have been a factor in the Fed's policy shift this week.
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Could coming off such an emotional experience after a difficult series have been a factor in Game 1?
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Fox said fatigue has been a factor in numerous investigations of freight train accidents over the last 26 years.
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The injury has been a factor in Posey's dip in power numbers this season, as his five homers and .
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This has arguably been a factor in depressed interest rates and sluggish growth across much of the advanced world.
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And antipathy to regulations has been a factor in the selection of the dozens of judicial nominations since then.
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"It's been a factor in manufacturing, and any trade dependent service jobs have probably struggled as well," he said.
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President Trump has not been a factor in the Mexican election cycle as he was equally denounced by all candidates.
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The ups and downs in expectations for fiscal stimulus from Washington have been a factor in the diverging market behavior.
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The potential to land such a prominent position might have been a factor in his decision to stay, they say.
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Workday's heavy reliance on stock-based compensation has been a factor in Ms. Hindlian's projections for the company's share price.
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The LME squeeze, meanwhile, may also have been a factor in the rapid stocks drawdown in the CME warehouse network.
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CTE can lead to dementia and aggression and has been a factor in the suicides of prominent former NFL players.
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Lyles' relatives also told outlets they believed that her race had been a factor in the officer's decision to shoot.
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"Monica being pregnant may have been a factor in the incidents that led up to Monica's death," the warrants state.
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Access to talc and other minerals appears to have been a factor in early skirmishes between the Taliban and ISIS .
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Rising sea surface temperatures in the Delaware Bay, they concluded, must have been a factor in the sharp increase in infections.
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The relatively lower level of European rates compared U.S. borrowing costs has been a factor in dollar strength against the euro.
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An autopsy is being conducted, but a preliminary investigation indicates alcohol may have been a factor in his death, police said.
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He said the pressure put on him by activists who supported the measure had not been a factor in his decision.
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Williams said Martini had been fully supportive of the driver choice and that had not been a factor in Martini's decision.
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Gabbard has not been a factor in early 2020 opinion polls, and her nascent campaign already has shown signs of trouble.
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Traders said the franc's weakness against the dollar since last week has also been a factor in its drop against the euro.
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The lack of such events during the winter rainy season in the past several years has been a factor in the drought.
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Financial penalties against Russia since Moscow's 2014 annexation of the Crimean Peninsula has been a factor in the Russian economy's anemic state.
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Mishandled edge cases seem to have been a factor in at least some of the deaths caused by autonomous cars to date.
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Signing up customers for Stubs, the company's loyalty program offered in free and paid tiers, has been a factor in promoting employees.
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Many people connected with the park believe that rain has been a factor in the horses' deaths, but not all agree why.
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The condition was a factor in a 2013 Metro-North derailment and may have been a factor in the Atlantic Terminal crash.
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Alcohol has definitely been a factor in Slayer's story for a long time but surprisingly Reign In Blood was a sober studio environment.
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American indecisiveness has been a factor in increasing tensions in Syria, creating a vacuum filled by reassured adversaries such as Iran and Hezbollah.
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"He continued: "Location has always been a factor in real estate, but what's changed is the definition of what is a good location.
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Dr. Alkiviadou said the victims' status as domestic workers could have been a factor in the treatment of their cases by Cypriot investigators.
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There are also the Wolves, a murderous gang that was a real problem last season but hasn't been a factor in Season 7.
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The fragility of Italy's banking system has increasingly been a factor in a debt crisis that has haunted the euro zone since 2009.
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Beal has missed 20 games with a variety of ailments, and that has been a factor in Washington's inability to hit its stride.
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The surge in online shopping could have been a factor in reports of a dip in traffic at brick-and-mortar stores Friday.
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Most people connected with the park believe rain from Southern California's wettest winter in almost a decade has been a factor in the deaths.
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But religion has also been a factor in the election in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country where conservatives have been increasingly influential.
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A diplomatic source told Reuters that the lack of backing from the frontrunner, Boris Johnson, had been a factor in Darroch's decision to resign.
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"His candor and long history of supporting aviation safety causes may have also been a factor in the decision to cut him some slack."
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Bernhardt's assurances that state voices would be considered in developing offshore drilling plans appear to have been a factor in his April confirmation. Sen.
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And five years from now this outrage will have been a factor in making things better than five years ago, when it was hidden.
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But Tobin Klinger, a spokesman for the university, said that the conversation with Mr. Mobley had not been a factor in Mr. Halls's firing.
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Air travel has been a factor in the spread of Zika virus, but some countries are better at detecting and preventing the spread of diseases.
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But many believe that Mateen's sexual identity could have also been a factor in his motivation to attack a gay nightclub that he reportedly frequented.
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And they have been a factor in more than a third of recent fatal opioid overdoses—including, last November, that of the rapper Lil Peep.
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While supply disruptions have been a factor in that price surge, Morgan Stanley predicted that demand will go up, particularly from China in coming quarters.
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"(Darroch) said that what somebody had relayed to him had certainly been a factor in his resignation," he told BBC television in a testy interview.
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A report from the Fort Lauderdale Police Department released Wednesday afternoon said the vehicle's speed is believed to have been a factor in the accident.
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If information from the Ethiopian Airlines crash suggests the software might have been a factor in the disaster, the consequences for Boeing could be severe.
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While she's technically still in the race, she's won just two delegates so far and hasn't been a factor in the race for a while.
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Other reports have suggested that her lack of high-level experience may also have been a factor in the president's decision not to nominate her.
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In addition to revamping its product, Dropbox also changed its pricing, which could have been a factor in the revenue growth it saw last quarter.
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Christian Stadler, an autos expert and professor of strategic management at Warwick Business School, said that Brexit "must have been a factor" in Honda's decision.
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People connected with the park have said they believe rain from Southern California's wettest winter in almost a decade has been a factor in the deaths.
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Although the Buy American Act has long been a factor in federal government contracting, the executive order should result in greater or stricter implementation of it.
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The prime minister's "Abenomics" economic measures have been a factor in pulling the yen down over the past few years to the benefit of Japanese exporters.
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The degree to which the inebriation of both Mr. Turner and the woman should have been a factor in sentencing was a central point of contention.
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A senior Turkish official said Bolton had asked to see Erdogan but his earlier remarks may have been a factor in the meeting not going ahead.
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Attorney general: Drugs may have been a factor In May, federal prosecutors found there wasn't enough evidence to warrant civil rights charges against Salamoni and Lake.
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The Atlantic reported in 2018 that the pivot might have been a factor in more than 350 layoffs at national media companies between 85033 and 2018.
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But they were not competitive in several games down the stretch, and locker-room disharmony was said to have been a factor in the team's collapse.
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But the Boston Globe, in a lengthy investigation last fall, reported that her Native American ancestry had not been a factor in her rise through academia.
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And on top of the forensic evidence pointing to Simpson's guilt, the history of violence between the couple should have been a factor in finding him guilty.
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Wiseman will join a list of potential long-term successors to Fink, 63, but said that had not been a factor in his decision to leave CPPIB.
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The exemptions have made the producer group's task of eliminating the supply overhang increasingly difficult and has also been "a factor in capping price gains," he said.
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Russian hackers may have been a factor in Hillary Clinton's defeat, but so were a number of Americans who believed that the Clintons had sold their independence.
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The victims' families filed lawsuits against several companies involved with the bridge project, saying that poor lighting at the site had been a factor in the crash.
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Sweden's state monopoly on gambling has been a factor in the rise of online gambling there, with companies like Betsson and Kindred able to operate outside Sweden.
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This week, transit officials said the popularity of Uber and other ride-hail apps had been a factor in the continuing decline in subway and bus ridership.
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The software fix Boeing is working on would change features of the automated system that investigators believe may have been a factor in the Lion Air crash.
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That software change is believed to have played a role in the Lion Air crash and may have been a factor in the Ethiopia accident as well.
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Brexit backdrop Christian Stadler, an autos expert and professor of strategic management at Warwick Business School, said that Brexit "must have been a factor" in Honda's decision.
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David Soucie, a former Federal Aviation Administration safety inspector based in Hawaii, told CNN he suspected the freezing conditions may have been a factor in the crash.
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Cutting rates below zero has been a factor in some central banks' struggle to help their economies recover from the financial crisis and its accompanying trend towards deflation.
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Low birth rates have been a factor in the state of Europe's economy, Richard Cincotta, director of the Global Political Demography Program at the Stimson Center, told Axios.
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Police have said "an ongoing neighbor dispute over parking" might have been a factor in the shootings, but said they weren't dismissing the possibility of a hate crime.
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"Some investors that had taken a pause late last year have come back into the market and that has been a factor in driving new issuance," he said.
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Carney noted that one-off factors such as adverse weather conditions may have been a factor in a softening of economic growth at the start of the year.
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But the obsessive attention to celebrity defendants, and the ways in which their clothes may affect the scales of justice, has long been a factor in forming opinions.
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In 2013, Britain's Home Secretary rejected a petition for a public inquiry into Litvinenko's death, and said that relations with Russia had been a factor in the decision.
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Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) said he isn't in favor of the language used, adding that the stress of impeachment could have been a factor in the president's remarks.
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M&A and industry consolidation: The approaching election has certainly been a factor in the accelerated pace of tech M&A activity during the second half of 2016.
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"The uncertainly of it all obviously weighs down on me it probably has been a factor in stress and therefore much less interest in getting it on," she says.
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Before "dieselgate", there was an extreme deference to authority at VW and a closed-off corporate culture that some critics say may have been a factor in the cheating.
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But the fallout, including various marchers losing their jobs as well as a number of lawsuits, has been a factor in fostering clashes and overall disarray within the movements.
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"The seemingly small danger of discovery may have been a factor in tempting the VW engineers to make the impermissible software alteration," Volkswagen lawyers said in the court documents.
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It asserts its weapons have been a factor in just 24 deaths, always as a result of secondary injuries, such as head injuries from falls after someone was stunned.
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On April 4, the Siddiquis' congresswoman, Debbie Dingell, wrote a letter to the Marine Corps commandant demanding answers, including whether hazing had been a factor in Mr. Siddiqui's death.
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In Bismarck, N.D., police said cold weather "may have been a factor" in the death of a 52-year-old man whose body was found lying in the snow.
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Those forces may have been a factor in 2018, when a record number of women were elected to Congress, and they could be a factor in 2020 as well.
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Her last win on the U.S. tour came in 2010 and she has not been a factor in the majors since a fourth-place finish at the 2014 ANA Inspiration.
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"We were talking, and Brad told me he had a thing for big-breasted women, and that size had always been a factor in his relationships," Mulford told the Sun.
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Tesla's autopilot system was unlikely to have been a factor in a Florida car crash this week which killed two teenagers, the electric carmaker said in a statement issued late.
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Buyers from China helped fuel the housing market, at least until recently; tighter restrictions on Chinese citizens' freedom to move money abroad have been a factor in the sector's downturn.
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Officials say that smuggling has long been a factor in Baluchistan, aided by the province's badland borders with Iran and Afghanistan, and driven by deep poverty and unemployment among residents.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick recently announced a search for a COO to help him better steer the ship, and it appears to have been a factor in Jones' decision to leave.
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In New Mexico, two hikers were found dead earlier this week at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, and heat could have been a factor in their deaths, authorities told CNN affiliate KRIS.
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The growth of Blackstone's real estate business has been a factor in former real estate head and Blackstone lifer Jon Gray being named its chief operating officer and president in February.
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And she said that race had been a factor in the school's response, speculating that if she were white and Ms. Brochu were black, the investigation would have been more urgent.
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The certification process for the MAX has come under scrutiny but it was not clear to what extent if any these test flights might have been a factor in any shortcomings.
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Keeping Rakhine free of unrest may have also been a factor in China's blocking the United Nations from issuing a statement on the allegations of atrocities committed by Myanmar's army there.
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The updates will include changes to Boeing's Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), an anti-stall system that is suspected to have been a factor in the deadly Lion Air crash last year.
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We're more aware of what has been happening for years, but "five years from now this outrage will have been a factor in making things better than five years ago," Gates said.
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Competition hasn't ever really been a factor in this series, but being able to see your opponent and what they're up to at any given moment injects unexpected tension into every match.
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Weather has long been a factor in trying to predict election outcomes because only the most determined Americans will slog through heavy snow or stand in lines in relentless rain to vote.
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But protest organizers said Trump's frequent tweets about the caravans of Central American migrants traveling through Mexico en route to the United States may have been a factor in provoking Saturday's bloodshed.
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In the same hearing, Mnuchin said the White House was not considering suspending tariffs on Chinese or European goods, which have been a factor in global economic unease over the past year.
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He ostensibly met his demise when Vader chucked him down the Death Star's reactor shaft at the end of "Return of the Jedi," and hadn't been a factor in the new trilogy.
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Raines's drug use has most likely not been a factor in his long wait for the Hall of Fame; Paul Molitor used cocaine and went in on the first ballot, in 21998.
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" She added, "Members of the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and the FBI's Counterterrorism Division are working tirelessly to discern if any possible ideology ... may have been a factor in this attack.
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This clemency seems to have been a factor in this week's sharp slide in Shanghai prices to around 15,303 yuan a tonne despite being recycled news, underlining the absence of official clarity.
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While automation has contributed to the airline industry's stellar safety record in recent years, it has also been a factor in many of the crashes that have still occurred around the world.
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McAuliffe had not been a factor in early public opinion polls for the 2020 race, which features the largest Democratic field in the modern political era, vying to challenge Republican President Donald Trump.
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But experts said that these issues have not been a factor in fighting the state's wildfires, except in so far as all of the state's environmental crises have been exacerbated by climate change.
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Why it matters: The job market is becoming so tight that employers are being forced to cough up wage increases, the long lack of which has been a factor in U.S. political disaffection.
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But in this case, as a clinical psychologist and researcher who specializes in trauma, I don't think I'm overreaching in saying that his troubled past may have been a factor in his death.
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Stigma has always been a factor in South Korea's international adoptions, which began in the mid-1950s, when the children of Korean women and American servicemen were ostracized for their mixed racial heritage.
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The Justice Department forcefully denies that political ideology has been a factor in any of its hiring of immigration judges, including the decision on Lay, citing federal laws which say it cannot be.
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" She added, "Members of the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and the FBI's Counterterrorism Division are working tirelessly to discern if any possible ideology that may have been a factor in this attack.
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A study published in 2018 based on an analysis of da Vinci's self-portraits claimed that he had intermittent exotropia and that the condition could have been a factor in his artistic genius.
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She believes exposure to methylmercury from Jenpeg's construction has resulted in more cancer deaths, and a lack of access to healthy food has been a factor in the prevalence of diabetes in the community.
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The outcomes across these races seem to indicate that Kavanaugh could have been a factor in the midterms, but that many of these states were already trending a certain way prior to his confirmation.
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Foer speculated that AWS sees working with the federal government as a big opportunity that could have been a factor in Amazon's decision to choose an area near Washington, D.C., for its second headquarters.
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Though the White House initially denied that the investigation had anything to do with Trump's decision, Trump later told NBC News' Lester Holt that "this Russia thing" had been a factor in his decision.
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It may also have been a factor in Ivanka's decision to shutter her eponymous brand this year — or at least the movement's founder, 2000-year-old California marketer Shannon Coulter, claimed victory when it happened.
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Because their affair had been a factor in the breakup of both of their marriages, they were not permitted to marry in the Church of England, so instead they wed formally in Windsor Town Hall.
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Experts believe the new MCAS system, which is designed to stop stalling by dipping the nose, may have been a factor in both crashes, with pilots unable to override it as their jets plunged downwards.
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Spieth and Thomas have known each other since childhood and are great friends, but Reed didn't see why that should have been a factor in splitting up two winning pairings (Spieth/Reed and Thomas/Fowler).
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Such slippage in support for gender equality may have been a factor in the 270 election, even though voters 218 to 229 were more likely than any other age group to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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Khosrowshahi was also asked about reports that internal corporate pressure at Uber caused engineers to move too quickly in an effort to impress the CEO and whether that may have been a factor in the crash.
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Spurred by a perception that the authoritarian culture at VW had been a factor in the cheating, top management has also loosened the reins on the VW empire and decentralized power from its Wolfsburg, Germany headquarters.
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Friends Said Murder-Suicide Followed Shunning by Church Longtime friend Joyce Taylor told the Free Press that she and other friends believe an incident from five years earlier might have been a factor in Stuart's crime.
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The WADA IC report suggested around US$ 5 million of sponsorship money may have been a factor in swaying the vote of Diack to vote for Tokyo rather than Istanbul, which declined to pay the money.
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The WADA commission report suggested up to $5 million of sponsorship money may have been a factor in swaying the vote of Diack to vote for Tokyo rather than Istanbul, which declined to pay the money.
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But he says the Cultural Revolution has been a factor in creating another, stronger kind of anxiety in their children that he sees frequently: an intense desire to be successful and make up for a parent's past.
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In its statement, Pemex said weak oil prices - with medium- and long-term projections at $50-$65 per barrel - have been a factor in companies exercising caution about taking on complicated, expensive deepwater projects like Nobilis-Maximino.
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Meanwhile the UK Serious Fraud Office gets a deserved kicking for its failure to get dates right in evidence presented at the trial of brokers who helped Hayes, which may have been a factor in their acquittal.
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However, it is widely accepted that warming ocean and atmospheric temperatures have been a factor in earlier disintegrations of ice shelves elsewhere on the Antarctic Peninsula, most notably Larsen A in 1995 and Larsen B in 2002.
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But in an interview with The New York Times, Father Conroy said he thought that a prayer he delivered in November when Congress was debating a tax overhaul may have been a factor in the speaker's decision.
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The current standards, according to the Department of Transportation, have been a factor in the rising costs of new cars to an average of $35,133 or more, which they argue is "out of reach" for most American families.
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Ruth Simatupang, a former investigator for Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee, said hearing what the pilots said to each other could help investigators determine the extent to which human error may have been a factor in the crash.
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That loss of purchasing power has been a factor in the flood of elderly citizens - a traditionally loyal conservative voter base - who have ditched Merkel's mainstream alliance for more radical parties, weakening her position as head of government.
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That was believed to have been a factor in his decision to step up attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq through local Shi'ite militias, which prompted U.S. air strikes that were followed by mob attacks on Washington's embassy.
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Competition between the discounters and the established retailers, such as Sainsbury's, has been a factor in the decline of U.K. consumer price inflation, from a year-on-year average above 4.5 percent in 2011 to a forecast 0.3 percent for 2015.
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Some researchers have speculated that Brown's development of graft-versus-host disease—a condition where donor cells attack their host body's cells—following his transplant might have been a factor in his cure, not just the reprogramming of his blood cells.
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The victim, Susanna Feldman, was Jewish, although police said there was no evidence her religion had been a factor in the crime, and the Central Council of Jews in Germany cautioned against attributing any anti-Semitic motive to her attacker.
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Mr. Bullock was not sure whether racism had been a factor in his case at Attica — where 96 percent of the officers are white, and only 1 percent black — although he said he had seen it a lot in prison.
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Despite just one Super Bowl berth — a loss to the San Francisco 49ers at the end of the 1994-95 season — the Chargers have long been a factor in the AFC West where they have accumulated 10 NFL division titles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, frontrunner to be Britain's next prime minister, denied he was responsible for the resignation of the ambassador to Washington but admitted his comments had been a factor in the shock departure of one of the country's most senior diplomats.
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The congressman said his ability to keep the seat has "always been a factor" in the decision-making process keeping him in Congress, but McCaul said he would still be open to joining the executive branch "at some point" depending on the position.
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State police said deteriorating weather conditions about the time of the wreck may have been a factor in the crash of the bus, which they said was owned by Z&D Tour Inc and was en route from New Jersey to Ohio.
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Ms. Shinkman, who joined the agency in 2012 as an Obama administration appointee, retired from the E.P.A. in September; in its statement to The Times, the E.P.A. did not say whether the oil and gas industry had been a factor in its decision.
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Mr. Woodfox was twice convicted of the murder of Mr. Miller, but both convictions were thrown out on the grounds that he had not been adequately represented at trial and that racial discrimination had been a factor in selecting the foreman for the grand jury.
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These critics suggest that the spread of fake stories like "FBI Agent Suspected in Hillary Email Leaks Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide" or "Pope Francis Shocks World, Endorses Donald Trump for President, Releases Statement" may have been a factor in getting Donald Trump elected.
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The "looseness and flexibility of the skin may have been a factor in allowing it to spread when contacting with the [mud] so as not to shift or slide and smear the fine skin traces as they were registered," wrote the authors in the study.
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And Gerald Feierstein, director of the Center for Gulf Affairs at the Middle East Institute, said it's possible Trump's speech in Saudi Arabia, in which he called on regional players to take a strong stand against terrorism, could have been a factor in the break.
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Underscoring the internal dissent, Nationals leader and Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce broke ranks and suggested the decision to ditch traditional conservative allies and swap preferences with One Nation had indeed been a factor in the defeat, leaving voters unsure who they were voting for.
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That group expressed alarm at Mr. Trump's decision to return the White House flag to full staff two days after Mr. McCain's death, and was said to have been a factor in the decision to lower the flag back down through Mr. McCain's interment.
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The Guardian, reporting on the court appearance, noted that Modi's colleagues in India's Bharatiya Janata Party had kept quiet during proceedings, with some analysts noting that the high profile of the popular but controversial Modi had been a factor in the party's 2009 electoral defeat.
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LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to be Britain's next prime minister, said on Friday a misrepresented version of his remarks - rather than his actual words - had been a factor in the resignation of Britain's ambassador to Washington following a spat with Donald Trump.
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In a meeting with CBS News staff members on Wednesday, David Rhodes, the news division president, praised Mr. Pelley but said, "The audience gets a say, too," suggesting that the ratings declines had been a factor in the move, according to a person who was there.
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There's been speculation that Trump's feud with CNN, a network he's repeatedly called "fake news" in tweets, may have been a factor in the DOJ's action But Stephenson has been a staunch supporter of Trump and of what many corporate leaders view as business-friendly policies from the president.
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Christopher Miers, the managing director of Probyn Miers, a forensic architecture firm that examines buildings that are defective or damaged by fire, noted that such cladding — typically consisting of aluminum sheets sandwiched over insulation — had been a factor in skyscraper blazes in the United Arab Emirates and China.
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But in an interview on Thursday with The New York Times, Father Conroy said he was blindsided when Mr. Ryan asked him to resign, and suggested politics — specifically a prayer he gave in November when Congress was debating a tax overhaul — may have been a factor in the speaker's decision.
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They detail how Scobie and Porch borrowed money from the company to do up their house, used company cards for personal expenses, and spent lavishly on business travel and hotels — as well as the luxurious February dinner, the spending on which was cited as having been a factor in Scobie's firing.
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Wind power has emerged as a growing source of energy, at times providing a majority of power supplied in Texas, home to the greatest concentration of producing turbines in the U.S. The prospect for offshore wind, which has been a factor in Europe for many years, adds to the potential.
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Spokesmen for Amazon and the State of New York, which designated the waterfront tract of Long Island City as an opportunity zone this year, did not respond to requests for comment about the designation and how or whether it might have been a factor in the company's decision about where to locate.
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Here's Obama's answer: Money has always been a factor in politics, but we are seeing something new in the no-holds barred flow of seven and eight figure checks, most undisclosed, into super-PACs; they fundamentally threaten to overwhelm the political process over the long run and drown out the voices of ordinary citizens.
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Duckju Kang, head of Asia at ValuePenguin, told CNBC that increased labor costs in Singapore could have been a factor in the big jump in university costs, but added that that didn't paint the entire picture; Singapore's median household income grew 10 percent over the period, CPI rose 20153 percent, yet tuition was up 38 percent.
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The world number one, who was bothered by a left wrist injury that may have been a factor in his third-round exit from Wimbledon and first-round loss at the Rio Olympics, had his right arm and elbow area treated during a medical timeout at 2-1 in the third set against Edmund, but Djokovic downplayed it.
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The confusion caused by fancy new, not always intuitive, features and functions has made headlines in recent days, on news that the vagaries of selecting the transmission's park position may have been a factor in the death of a young actor who was crushed by his 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee when it rolled backward down a driveway.
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"Hoffa" needed enthusiastic reviews and solid box office to gather awards momentum, and it found neither; notices were mixed and it barely earned back half of its nearly $50 million budget (about $90 million in today's dollars), which may have been a factor in all those "no"s from the major studios that led Martin Scorsese to take "The Irishman" to Netflix.
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Scrutiny has centered on the absence of sprinklers and a centralized alarm system (not unusual for a building as old as Grenfell Tower, completed in 1974); a policy urging residents to "stay put" and await instructions in the event of a fire; and whether exterior aluminum cladding, installed last year, might have been a factor in the fire's rapid spread.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE's (R-Wis.) remarks suggesting McCain's brain cancer might have been a factor in his vote against ObamaCare repeal.
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BMX legend Dave Mirra may have suffered from CTE -- just like several ex-NFL players -- and it may have been a factor in his suicide ... so says the Mayor of Greenville, NC. Mayor Allen Thomas says officials are still gathering the facts surrounding Mirra's death -- but says he fears he may have had CTE from head trauma he suffered during his extreme sports days.
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"This has already been a factor in the cancellation of air service to several rural communities," said Transportation Secretary Elaine ChaoElaine Lan ChaoTrump administration takes step to relax truck driver time regulations New guidance on travel with service animals is a step forward, but more can be done The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps MORE.
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It is love-watched, it is hate-watched, it is background-watched, it is pored over by at least one very funny podcast ("Bitch Sesh"), it is debated by feminists, it is singled out for a particular kind of cultural degradation that has seeped into our national conversation and it is fairly said to have been a factor in our recent elevation of a reality-show host to the highest office of this country, a man who apparently spent Thanksgiving asking his guests, game-show style, whom he should pick for secretary of state.
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In the Japanese case, the defeated power that imitated its American conqueror has become one of the staunchest allies of the United States in the three-quarters of a century since the end of World War II. One might point to important shortcomings in Japan's development, such as the hostility to immigration that has been a factor in the country's decline in population in recent years and the weakening of its economy; and its failure to acknowledge many of the crimes committed by Japanese forces during World War II that particularly victimized some of its Asian neighbors.
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