Because those harmless things can be co-opted in frightening ways.
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Co-opted phone numbers can also mean losing your Instagram account.
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Since then Trumpism has co-opted much of the conservative media.
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We can no longer allow our voices to be co-opted.
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Some former paramilitaries have been prosecuted, others have been co-opted.
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He co-opted what is, traditionally, a super straight art form.
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Some Sanders supporters have even co-opted the Republican hashtag #NeverHillary.
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But feminism can indeed be co-opted to sell you stuff.
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Midway through the briefing, two tiny attendees co-opted the podium.
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Co-opted or not, the show is a playful, animated affair.
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"I hate how that term has been co-opted," he said.
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Then it co-opted the body responsible for selecting new judges.
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If that person is assassinated or co-opted, the movement founders.
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Along the way, it became largely co-opted by giant agribusinesses.
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Here are veterans Facebook groups co-opted to post hateful messages.
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Sadly, too many army and police officials have been co-opted.
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How quickly this entire meme was co-opted to mock Leslie Jones.
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Feminism isn't something to be commodified or co-opted, particularly by fashion.
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Under Putin, they were co-opted, marginalized, or strong-armed into obedience.
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He's not only anti-establishment; he's studiously resistant to being co-opted.
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He was villified by the left and co-opted by the right.
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The Church said the event had been co-opted by political interests.
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He saw the Montagnard cause as his own and co-opted it.
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Social media has increasingly been co-opted by terrorists in recent years.
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Kennis & Kennis had gradually co-opted Adrie's house as a second studio.
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Moreover, mainstream Dutch parties have co-opted parts of his anti-immigrant stance.
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Is it possible that these rebellions will inevitably be co-opted by advertising?
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"The feminist imagination has been co-opted by the capitalist imagination," Crispin said.
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Now, they've co-opted the language of feminism and the body positive movement.
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Perhaps the capitalist establishment truly has co-opted the boardroom of Skulptur Projekte.
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Mr. Cuomo essentially co-opted your platform to advance his rumored presidential aspirations.
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The fragmented opposition to the Nazis had been either co-opted or destroyed.
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Around 150 private news outlets have been shut down and others co-opted.
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"Feathers could have then later been co-opted for sexual display or flying."
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But soon, the app was co-opted by people who understood its potential.
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His language and ideas spread, but they also get co-opted and transformed.
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But under Mr. Putin, the state has co-opted and subsumed the church.
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When everything becomes co-opted so quickly, you can't really create "aha" moments.
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What are examples of mindfulness being co-opted in the way you're describing?
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And therefore are at risk of being co-opted by overreaching state surveillance apparatus.
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Another reason for Western platforms to resist being co-opted is that they can.
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Some of their losses have come because their rivals have co-opted their causes.
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It just seems like the word was co-opted the minute it was invented.
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Russian nationalist movements that once opposed the government have been co-opted or crushed.
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President Obama co-opted Big Insurance by promising increasingly larger portions of the pie.
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The outrageous looks of the early months had been co-opted by the norms.
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Because they are decentralized, the movements can collapse or be co-opted more easily.
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And most recently it has been co-opted to express support for white supremacy.
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They have co-opted the language of the left, portraying themselves as fighting intolerance.
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It also successfully co-opted small groups of unwitting Trump supporters and African Americans.
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The only institution Trump has co-opted completely is the Republican Party in Congress.
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But sometimes when symbols or language are co-opted, it is harder to spot.
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Any hint that the movement's mascot could be co-opted is being taken seriously.
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Thoughtful descriptions of how humanism can (and has) been co-opted and driven awry.
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Political slogans that ricochet across the internet can be flattened once they're co-opted.
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Finally, they won recognition, and they were quickly co-opted into the American mainstream.
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Their stories have been co-opted into a white cisgender narrative that erases their legacy.
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They co-opted his own cheer and got a good "Lock him up" chant going.
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Estonia's cheeky creative scene has co-opted the media cliché and declared "Narva is next".
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Disruption is being co-opted by large corporations like SAP, IBM, and global consulting firms.
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"Pepsi has for years co-opted youth culture without ever really understanding it," Lenderman said.
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Some allege that the Euromaidan protests were co-opted by far-right and nationalist groups.
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We use it as a cultural symbol, yes, but have not co-opted the rights.
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It's been co-opted by the so-called "alt-right" to describe a weak man.
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The danger now is that the fat acceptance movement is being co-opted by advertising.
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Each of them cut the subway's budget or co-opted it for their own priorities.
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The foundation was also effectively "co-opted" by Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign, the suit said.
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The suit said the foundation was co-opted by the campaign during the 2016 race.
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A decade after making "The Ballad," Goldin's style became co-opted by the fashion industry.
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He co-opted the movement that was started by Colin to get his organization funded.
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Russia has steered the Syrian war and co-opted Iran and Turkey in the process.
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In the years that follow, Furie watches his creation get co-opted by white supremacists.
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Even worse, on the right, integration has been co-opted and turned into something punitive.
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The NIH must not allow itself to be co-opted to promote a corporate agenda.
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The president himself kind of took that term, co-opted it and made it meaningless.
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Some researchers dismissed music as "auditory cheesecake," a pastime that co-opted other essential communicative urges.
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This chemical shield was co-opted by many descendants to help them thrive in hypersaline conditions.
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Moreover, some demonstrations get co-opted by opportunistic looters, while others are fuelled by factional politics.
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Initially appalled, Mr. Mandvi has now co-opted it: "It's my Archie Bunker chair," he said.
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Uncensored online forums can become co-opted by bigots and harassers, silencing their less powerful targets.
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Since then, brands on Twitter have co-opted it in their usual attempt to be trendy.
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He co-opted the state-run media and ousted critics in the government, army and judiciary.
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Most importantly, surreal memes won't be co-opted because their creators don't want them to be.
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Two, when social organizations and the local media are largely co-opted by the ruling party.
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If reform is only skin deep, it can be easily co-opted by a recalcitrant establishment.
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At their best, minor parties have invigorated the major parties with new ideas, quietly co-opted.
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"#SteveBannon has dangerously and erroneously co-opted my father&aposs name, work and words," the Rev.
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How did people react to the tattoo before Pepe was co-opted by the alt-right?
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But in recent years world-changing has been co-opted by the rich and the powerful.
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To the Editor: Ross Douthat's "abortion extremism" has now co-opted the language of disability rights.
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Before Jenner tied on the bonnet, the costume had been co-opted by abortion rights activists.
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And like most US holidays, it has been co-opted by retailers as a shopping holiday.
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He is the bellwether and the test case, co-opted as territory in a culture war.
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"Hopefully it will eventually be co-opted into the norm — that would be ideal," she mused.
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The artist's new brand and derelict department store installation are full of tired, co-opted ideas.
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The flag, known as the "Betsy Ross" version, has been co-opted by some racist groups.
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Suddenly, the concepts that worked for small-market teams were co-opted by their major-market competitors.
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"When any information is co-opted for security puproses it becomes less secure to share," Harvey said.
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The vote could block the tariffs and disrupt funds the President already co-opted for border security.
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"When any information is co-opted for security purposes it becomes less secure to share," Harvey said.
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Once he had co-opted Harris's mantra, many of Harris's friends assumed that his work was done.
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Algorithmic distribution systems will always be co-opted by the best resourced or most technologically capable combatants.
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I'm going to back up just slightly to Time Well Spent because it co-opted, too. Yep.
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The term has been more or less co-opted online to mean anyone who supports Bernie Sanders.
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You write in the book's introduction that graffiti is "less susceptible to being co-opted" by commercialization.
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Despite resistance to Kabila's remaining in power, he has successfully co-opted large portions of the opposition.
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It doesn't incite news-media panic, nor has it been co-opted much by the diet industry.
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Joey: VICE itself is a great example of how punk can be co-opted by neoliberal forces.
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Founded in 1925, the RSS has over time absorbed or co-opted nearly every rival Hindutva group.
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"He said agencies must "speak truth to power and not allow their services to be co-opted.
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Lawmakers fear that Russian intelligence agencies have co-opted the Moscow-based firm's products in espionage operations.
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That time was pre-MTV, so any kind of cultural movement didn't get co-opted so easily.
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They also co-opted the brand's instantly recognizable interlocking LV logo on its takeout boxes and napkins.
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One wonders: has Skulptur Projekte conquered the Westphalian establishment, or has the establishment co-opted Skulptur Projekte?
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It's officially hit the phase in the meme life cycle where it's being co-opted by brands.
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However, they also braced themselves for their concerns to be co-opted by the anti-fluoride camp.
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" He said agencies must "speak truth to power and not allow their services to be co-opted.
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"We're talking about whether a candidate for president was co-opted by a foreign government," Dowd said.
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The phrase has been co-opted by authoritarian leaders elsewhere, including in Syria, the Philippines and Turkey.
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He shows how the digital tools used to mobilise peaceful revolutions have been co-opted by autocrats.
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So the conversation has been co-opted by people who have no idea what they're talking about.
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Bush's National Book Festival survived, in part, because it was co-opted by the Library of Congress.
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Are fringe ideologies seeping into the mainstream, or has the mainstream been co-opted by the fringe?
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But the term has been co-opted by powerful companies to sell us stuff of dubious quality.
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It seems like Black Lives Matter was quickly co-opted and used in the anti-abortion movement.
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They are moments of authenticity, captured before Ms Anderson co-opted them for album covers and promotional material.
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Some, like Klingemann, have co-opted this capacity for production, making it a central part of their work.
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Disney has not co-opted Disneybounding probably because they know if they do the kids will drop it.
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But many queer people feel that straight women have co-opted "femme," and not only on t-shirts.
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But today's It girls have co-opted the trend and turned it into somewhat of a wardrobe staple.
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GRECE even co-opted left-wing lingo by rallying around "the right to difference," historian Todd Shepard said.
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Hamas quickly co-opted them, sending text messages to encourage support and laying on buses to the frontier.
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Yes, the game was co-opted Hillary "Yaaaas Kween" Clinton—and subsequently Trump—to appeal to the youths.
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Zenon (Kirsten Storm) lives on a space station in the year 2049 (before Blade Runner co-opted it).
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These days, detractors of nangs probably assume that the medicinal gas has been co-opted for nefarious purposes.
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After all, before it was co-opted by venture capitalists, the word exit usually applied to real estate.
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The reason why Syriza is collapsing is because it has been co-opted to an unworkable fiscal policy.
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"The movement can consider incorporating women without being feminized or co-opted," pleaded Wolfie James in Counter-Currents.
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Another danger area is the vulnerability of Web-connected cameras, which can be co-opted by an invader.
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In Pai's response, he echoed their concerns, noting that his identity had also been co-opted in comments.
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However, international attention until now has tended to focus on the young boys co-opted into these groups.
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Human cells may have even co-opted viral DNA for a particularly ironic purpose: to fight other viruses.
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Radio music sounds like dance music—it has co-opted the kicks, the tricks, the crescendos, the vibe.
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As new regimes take over, monuments are toppled or co-opted as their meaning is erased or updated.
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Jazz and blues never died though, and those styles were of course co-opted by contemporary rock artists.
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Corporates could be legally required or co-opted to support and participate in Chinese intelligence, according to Kania.
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In Professor Ferguson's telling, these networks are invariably co-opted by reconstituted hierarchies and the process begins again.
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Likewise, where social movements have resisted the temptation to be co-opted by presidents, illiberal presidents face barriers.
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That enlightenment has been co-opted as just another branding concept to sell us water or yoga clothes.
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He also posted photos referencing Pepe the Frog, the cartoon amphibian co-opted as a white nationalist mascot.
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And we saw how easily those were co-opted by the Russians to influence our last presidential elections.
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Rather than pick up his sword, Benioff, who frequently invokes those very ideas, simply co-opted the critique.
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The word progressive then got co-opted by the labor movement and populist movements a few decades later.
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The latest service to be co-opted: Slack, according to activists and Slack chat rooms uncovered by Motherboard.
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And organic agriculture is sort of being co-opted by people who don't care to keep the standards high.
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The audience for Abstract Expressionism, as co-opted for covert messaging, was a foreign elite tempted by communist philosophies.
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Back in 1985, my wife and I purchased three contiguous studios in a recent co-opted building in Brooklyn.
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The Chinese government keeps tabs on Chinese students at local universities and has co-opted most Chinese-language media.
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If we don't protect the trademark, it could be co-opted and employed by people antithetical to our mission.
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I just think the response has been co-opted by that liberal managerial mindset, which is sort of sad.
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What about SFX-owned festivals like Mysteryland or One Tribe, that have co-opted some of the transformational aesthetic?
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Couric says the lobbying group "co-opted the conversation" to silence gun owners who actually do support reasonable restrictions.
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And every style we created from cheap leftovers was co-opted and sold back to us at higher price.
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And its characters' dances have been co-opted by professional athletes on baseball fields and World Cup pitches alike.
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After nearly 12 years in office, Ms. Merkel has by now successfully co-opted much of the same space.
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Mr. Kadyrov has co-opted the strict Islamic social norms advocated by the insurgency, to sap it of support.
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The saying "has been co-opted by the gun lobby to keep the church from taking action," the Rev.
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The saying "has been co-opted by the gun lobby to keep the church from taking action," the Rev.
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Nothing in that humble history suggested it would someday be co-opted by a trendy lifestyle brand for women.
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The most likely explanation is that these CEOs and other top executives have co-opted the pay-setting process.
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"It wouldn't be possible to compete for the presidency without being vulnerable to being co-opted," Ms. Szabó said.
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In the early '90s we had a program that was targeting young people co-opted into the clan militias.
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In celebration of Valentine's Day, a New York City subway tunnel was co-opted in the name of love.
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Snap's stock has swooned as the company faces fierce competition from Facebook-owned Instagram, which co-opted Snapchat's Stories feature.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — What does it look like when the everyday is co-opted by evil?
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But in the '90s, mainstream imagery got a little bit more co-opted: Everyone was super stylized, all the time.
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This is an ongoing part of my practice, to consider events as they are active, before they become co-opted.
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In it, Bey, Jay, and their cast of black men and women have co-opted the Louvre Museum in Paris.
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It has freed communication, but it has also been co-opted to aid the vile parts of it as well.
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A local activist dreamed up the protests, but Hamas, the militant Islamist group that runs Gaza, quickly co-opted them.
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" Waterhouse adds, "When art is co-opted by dirty money and greedy people it needs a foil to that shadow.
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It in fact directly co-opted the 'Time Well Spent' motto for itself, in name as well as in intention.
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Conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos, in praise of free speech, co-opted the term "cock holster" to refer to women's mouths.
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Any government that adopts this stance and is co-opted in this project fails and disappears from the political map.
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It has co-opted the Justice and Development Party (PJD), a mildly Islamist group that won the election in 2011.
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Now, recent advances in technology are being co-opted by eager archeologists - technology that makes radio-carbon dating seem quaint.
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"From the beginning, this process has been co-opted and hijacked by a small special interest group," Ms. Hobson said.
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Activists are understandably pissed that their movements, work, and pain have been co-opted by Pepsi to further its brand.
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It was co-opted long ago, with Miley Cyrus ensuring that it reached a point of no return in 2013.
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It's been co-opted, and there are many, many, many folks who are working to essentially save Christianity from itself.
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The internet has co-opted the clip into a meme used to express reluctant acceptance of something frustrating or confusing.
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There is no question that a very small and very outside-the-mainstream minority has co-opted the Republican Party.
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Later, the Nazis co-opted the love for Heimat into a murderous hatred of those they decided did not belong.
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The internet, which holds such promise as a democratizing force, has been co-opted by people peddling divisive, hateful ideologies.
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The elected representatives of rural communities where guns were most common were co-opted by the government's urban-dominated leadership.
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But merchants soon co-opted Mother's Day, using the occasion to sell more chocolates, flowers, gifts and yes, greeting cards.
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Cordell, speaking by phone: In my view, when Harvey Weinstein came along, the recall effort co-opted the MeToo conversation.
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In fact, many scientists say the bears have been co-opted by those seeking to spread misinformation about climate change.
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If it's popular there, it's only a matter of time before the dance is co-opted by the TikTok masses.
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To encounter a poem by Seidel is therefore to be co-opted into his Ricardo Montalban aesthetic of creepy luxury.
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He slid into political irrelevancy, as FUNCINPEC became co-opted by Hun Sen, a much savvier and tougher politician than Ranariddh.
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"Iowa Nice" itself is a manufactured sentiment—a marketing slogan that like many things in Iowa was co-opted from Minnesota.
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On Point Aliens, demons and other shady creatures are invading social media — and being co-opted by the world of style.
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The bottom line is that all social platforms relying on user-generated content will eventually become completely co-opted and unusable.
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A measure of their success is how the aesthetic has been co-opted by commercial culture — if not always the message.
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The Nazis stole and forever stained the beautifully geometric Hindu swastika and then they co-opted the whimsical and peaceful Pepe.
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Pepe the frog, the once-innocuous meme that was co-opted by the Alt-right, has become a symbol of hate.
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It's more the idea that business co-opted the most successful techniques of religion and beat it at its own game.
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Folks aren't exactly thrilled that Kim's "shapewear" — which is basically a 1950s girdle made with 2019 materials — co-opted that name.
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"In the animated movie, it's her father who is the inventor, and we actually co-opted that for Belle," said Watson.
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Trump was smart enough to see the makings of an anti-establishment movement across the country and he co-opted it.
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Pepe's popularity online exploded, until the character was co-opted by members of the alt-right during the 2016 election campaign.
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The Houthis allied with a former President and co-opted tribal networks in an effort to solidify and expand their power.
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After dabbing went mainstream in 2015, the body motion was co-opted by awkward bosses, thirsty brand mascots, and confused parents.
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I don't think I understood the extent to which baseball's youth apparatus has been completely co-opted by for-profit ventures.
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Now it has been co-opted by far-right groups who perceive the "we" as having a tribal or ethnic meaning.
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That specific delusion couldn't exist before television, and somehow that technological development has been co-opted and brought into delusional thinking.
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Maybe, because it's been co-opted into something to be sold, like so much else that begins as a revolutionary act.
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It could work wonders — or it could be co-opted as a cool new toy by your 7-year-old son.
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We need to get past the idea that because the Nazis co-opted the phrase, it can never be used again.
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Over three decades of harsh rule, Mr. al-Bashir outlawed, marginalized or co-opted many trade unions and civil society organizations.
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The team with backpacks actually scored, but the winners co-opted the referee's powers and ruled that the goal doesn't count.
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American intelligence officials say Russia has also co-opted local football fan clubs and motorcycle gangs opposed to the name change.
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Graffiti's outlaw tint has also dissipated, its day colored by nostalgia and its stylistic cues long since co-opted by advertising.
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Rather than produce "socially focused" art that meaningfully engages with a community, Performa clearly preferred a model of co-opted storytelling.
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Far from breaking with the establishment, Mr. Renzi had been co-opted by its bankers, bureaucrats and power brokers, she said.
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But Confucianism has been co-opted by China's ruling class over time, and turned into dogma and tool of thought control.
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It's not just that feminism has been co-opted or defanged — you say that it's now doing the work of patriarchy.
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As cryptocurreny has grown more popular, its co-opted the power grid, PC gaming parts, charity, and now marijuana growing accessories.
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Yet somehow, once the President of the United States got involved, the league co-opted and bastardized them into something about unity.
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We do not want our programmes to be co-opted by the agenda of others and we stand by our curatorial independence.
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"In the animated movie, it's her father who is the inventor, and we actually co-opted that for Belle," Watson previously said.
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Alicia Garza, a cofounder of Black Lives Matter, said Thursday that Zuckerberg had co-opted the organization's name to make a point.
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And their outrage helped nourish and strengthen the nascent alt-right, which co-opted the Gamergate playbook to target its own enemies.
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It covered pop culture, got co-opted by self-aware brands, got wholesomed and meta'd and turned into a complicated educational tool.
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The styles of these movements were co-opted, and the essential shifts in power on which they were based were left behind.
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The word, co-opted by the #ad #brand influencers of the internet, has unfortunately lost almost all of its meaning by now.
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With his old opponents co-opted, Mr Ortega moved to undermine Nicaragua's democracy and replace it with a mild cult of personality.
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The long, paranoid view on Article 13 is that it creates a surveillance framework that can be co-opted for bad purposes.
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The team also looked at Twitter's firehose of tweets to see if a particular hashtag was being co-opted by 4chan trolls.
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In the end, everything about youth culture can and will be co-opted, of course, if there's a buck to be made.
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But the way I remember that has evolved; almost like the memory has been co-opted or changed for some new narrative.
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We're now in a place where no cultural tradition is safe from being co-opted by Nike for a line of shoes.
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Previously, she had been oddly co-opted by the alt-right after she declined to endorse a candidate in the 2016 election.
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The group's database of more than 150 hate symbols includes others that started out with neutral connotations and were then co-opted.
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Both have been symbols of nonviolent black empowerment for decades, but have also been co-opted by extremist groups with racist views.
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"But in recent months, Pepe's been almost entirely co-opted by the white supremacists who call themselves the 'alt-right,' " it continues.
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We owe it to ourselves, and one another, to honor that love and not let it be entirely enclosed or co-opted.
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"We think it's important that art space is protected for the public and not co-opted by an oil company," she said.
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But when the X rating was ultimately co-opted as a marketing tool by pornographic film distributors, its intended meaning became moot.
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The Expo was, in essence, the opposite of Macao: a spectacular example of culture being co-opted in the interests of capital.
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Ilham's ownership has perturbed some in the arts community, who fear that artists are being co-opted in some larger political tussle.
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In every gallery, benches intended for the quiet contemplation of modernist masterpieces were co-opted by smartphone users hunched over their devices.
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To point to any mitigating factors in the environment is to be naïve, childish, a co-opted part of the status quo.
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Grocers like Whole Foods eventually co-opted the co-ops, reducing what had been a radical idea to a cool retail vibe.
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Increasingly, the lexicon of the internet is actually the lexicon of black teenagers, which is then co-opted by the white majority.
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Her obstacles — sometimes co-opted as pawns — include the beautiful Poppea; the noble, lovelorn general Otho; and a couple of bumbling courtiers.
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In search of reassurance, tech workers commandeered the old hippie retreat Esalen, co-opted Burning Man, got interested in psychedelics and meditation.
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And for the most part, the city's 21,2246 residents have gone along with it, either co-opted or coerced by the mainland.
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Does Lepore find those public figures and celebrities who refuse to be co-opted by the Trump White House to be partisan?
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What if a person's prosthetic limbs are co-opted and instructed to walk in front of cars, rather than away from them?
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But the ADL says while not everyone means it to be hateful, the sign has been co-opted by the alt-right.
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She developed into someone who didn't just harden herself against conservative attacks but co-opted those that she could in real time.
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The effect is the phenomenon that women's accomplishments tend to be co-opted, outright stolen, or overshadowed by those of male peers.
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So they decided to try a new, distributed surveillance strategy: commercial drones, co-opted from a gung-ho statewide network of citizen scientists.
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JM: Risk takers and queers and – and these people have been co-opted by larger forces as the shock troops of gentrification, right?
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The actress and model says she's frustrated with how the word 'sexy' has been co-opted by men and used to objectify women.
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By not having a concrete definition, people can use it any way they want, and it can and definitely has been co-opted.
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The phrase was co-opted by brands like IHOP, Taco Bell, and Wendy's, but without Newman's involvement and with no benefit to her.
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The book's title is a reference to the co-opted cartoon frog and "centipedes": a nickname made popular by Trump's fanbase on Reddit.
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They're a stylistic choice, and the latest example of Apple design decisions being co-opted by much of the tech industry at large.
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One possibility that people underestimated is that faith, in certain carefully selected forms, would become co-opted as an instrument of state policy.
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He promises a "Fourth Republic," with a new Constitution, rid of Brussels and the lingering hand of Communists co-opted by Civic Platform.
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Nick: Metal fashion and style has been co-opted by everyone for ages now, so I'm beyond giving that much of a shit.
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Many of the best potential new thinkers are co-opted into conventional approaches, leave the field or struggle to find time for research.
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It's certainly plausible, and it wouldn't be the first time Google has co-opted a brandname for its mobile OS (Android KitKat, remember).
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After a series of battles with neighboring empires, an independent Jewish Kingdom, Judea, was established before then being co-opted by the Romans.
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Lazarek felt the symbols associated with her country had been distorted and co-opted by radical groups she wanted nothing to do with.
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All three proxy advisers recommended investors back Genish, who was co-opted by the board in September after the resignation of his predecessor.
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Among the items the agencies are considering: whether Facebook's purchases of WhatsApp and Instagram were anti-competitive, because they co-opted potential rivals.
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"To hear our language co-opted" is upsetting, Cindy Pearson, the executive director of the National Women's Health Network, said in an interview.
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Insulters on the right co-opted the trigger warning for mocking usage if a lefty is upset about something, even if justifiably so.
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No doubt the platform might be co-opted by governments and utilities, but if the value of Solarcoin increases, this won't be necessary.
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Russian lawmakers have also noticed these initiatives — some meant to counter Russian-made fake news — and have co-opted their language and arguments.
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While yoga has been associated with wisdom for more than 5,000 years, in American society, it has often been co-opted and commodified.
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The same could be said for Taylor Bennett, the 21-year-old Chicago rapper whose tour bus had been co-opted by Bomber.
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As she encounters horror after horror, the story trains an eye on aspects of black history too often co-opted by white narrators.
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And what is different and in opposition to this system is either marginalized or co-opted so as to appear open and inclusive.
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It implies we have all been co-opted, having traded our healthy suspicion of people with vast wealth for something more like worship.
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Observers, for example, avoid wearing sneakers from New Balance, whose N logo has been co-opted by neo-Nazis for the last decade.
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Senator Gillibrand co-opted the feminist movement to arrogantly decide that it was necessary for her to be the judge, jury and executioner.
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And on Monday, Vice President Mike Pence picked up the mantle, accusing the Democratic Party of having been "co-opted" by anti-Semites.
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A U.N. report from later that year notes, "Some medical professionals have been co-opted into the maltreatment" of detainees at Hospital 601.
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In this interview, we discuss that evolution and what these century-old slogans have meant to the people who have co-opted them.
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But Friel also rejects any story line that she is a co-opted cog in a public relations effort to stem an image crisis.
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But it's also possible that the spiral imagery has just been co-opted by the White Walkers, but that it originally meant something else.
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Divorced from its original activist meaning and co-opted by capitalism, it's become a concept companies invoke to, uh, mostly sell expensive lifestyle products.
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They don't expect to be co-opted by a hostile intelligence service, so these things happen very fast and without people really knowing it.
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Without that specificity, the conversation is left open to be co-opted by people who aren't that affected by it in the first place.
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Mexico has been ravaged by violence in a drug war that has left swathes of the country controlled and co-opted by organized crime.
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"This is the story of how I disappeared," she explained at the outset, before recounting her journey from solitary misfit to co-opted accomplice.
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But the beauties of this system — call it parasitism — is that it is very rare to encounter a challenger who cannot be co-opted.
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Even intuitive eating — which is predicated on the necessity of body acceptance — has been co-opted by those who peddle it as a diet.
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They co-opted the natural process, mixing in small chunks of pumice — a porous volcanic rock that forms when superheated magma is quickly cooled.
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Each side would have you believe that the other's been co-opted by special interests and hell-bent on a game of political chicken.
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But there are strict limits on how far shale producers can be co-opted into a system for managing the oil market and prices.
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"There are some areas where the mayors don't necessarily have any option but be co-opted because their lives are at risk," Franco said.
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"There's a sense among Democrats I think that Republicans have co-opted that language of values and associated them with their party," Bennion said.
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"Huawei is a product and instrument of the Chinese state and has been co-opted to achievement of the state's strategic objectives," he said.
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Too often, art gets co-opted by the forces of neoliberalism, and we want to more firmly attach it to movements for greater liberation.
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She also said another illustration co-opted her "signature peace sign," while an in-game character was a parody of her real-life persona.
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Beyond the embarrassment of having a watchdog website co-opted, there is a more pressing concern about IOCCO's reports becoming less straightforward to obtain.
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Leaders in Venezuela, Ecuador and Bolivia flouted democratic traditions by expanding or eliminating term limits and co-opted independent institutions with networks of patronage.
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Queer and gay culture has been so widely co-opted and incorporated into mainstream popular culture that it can feel commonplace, embraced by default.
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But this relationship frayed in the decades that followed, exposing liberal wonks to charges that they had been co-opted by the donor class.
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He's heard liberals say "peer review" a lot, so he's gathered that it's some kind of synonym for "good" and just co-opted it.
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The distortions and arguments are disorienting and distressing, but the process helps Trump determine who can be co-opted to participate in his deceptions.
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There were also widespread beliefs that Rose Pak, an influential organizer in San Francisco's Chinese communities, had been co-opted by the Chinese government.
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This humour lives on in Weird Twitter and its adjacent 'Dirtbag Left', but has also been very visibly co-opted by the alt-right.
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This camp has co-opted the language of body positivity to shame women, including Cardi B, who use plastic surgery to get hourglass figures.
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The new suffragist, "Hotbed" contends, was someone who inserted herself into (and then co-opted strategies from) a larger movement of protest and change.
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Perhaps alarmed by Hollywood's open opposition to his ally Donald Trump, Indian PM Modi has arguably co-opted and weaponized the country's film industry.
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According to Jardina, whites, to a certain extent, are deliberately claiming victimhood: White identifiers have co-opted the language of racial discrimination and oppression.
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A few would embrace the new order (Kustodiev went on to paint children's books on Lenin); most would be co-opted, silenced or exiled.
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White politicians co-opted the myth, pointing to Asian-Americans as proof that the right kind of minority group could achieve the American dream.
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As with so many classic works of Romanticism, Friedrich's image came to be co-opted by the Nazis as a symbol of national exceptionalism.
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It makes a certain kind of sense: Planters co-opted the absurdity of Twitter's dark jokes, but reality robbed that plan of its absurdity.
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Getting co-opted by two brands at once may be what finally kills the discussion once and for all, but man, we hope not.
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Is the anti-racism message of kneeling being co-opted by a league and owners more concerned about their bottom line than black lives?
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Instead, what we see in "Soft Power" are artists emerging as expert, if sometimes slick, "storytellers," a term now co-opted by marketing parlance.
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Unpaid creators feed new cultural forms that, when they get popular enough, are co-opted by big companies hoping to whip them into profits.
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"State religious actors are often perceived as co-opted by the regime, making citizens unlikely to trust them," says Michael Robbins of Arab Barometer.
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Accountants in Iran, for example, can be co-opted or intimidated into not doing proper due diligence, fearing retribution from powerful state-backed companies.
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More recently, though, the phrase has been co-opted by conspiracy theorists who claim mass shootings are events staged to achieve a political goal.
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And even then, the Black Lives Matter mantra has been co-opted by liberals as a political slogan rather than a pointed ideological conviction.
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NEMESIS, according to Crose, can help spot symbols that have been co-opted by hate groups to signal to each other in plain sight.
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Like all good things, Pepe the Frog was soon co-opted by the internet, and he's now a rough-drawn, oft-copied meme legend.
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Though he beat the establishment to get the nomination, the establishment has defeated, or at least co-opted, Trump right back since Election Day.
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" In 2014, Fishman contended that anti-Semitism has now been "co-opted, if not incited, by [Turkish] Prime Minister Erdogan and his ruling party.
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In fact, they're just the latest iteration in a long history of co-opted machine-made sounds, one with roots in the early 20th century.
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The British army fighting the German Africa Corps adopted it after picking up the German broadcast; it was later co-opted for British forces radio.
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His terms, like the need to focus on "Time Well Spent," have been adopted (or perhaps co-opted) by, among others, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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The co-opted smart devices then worked in concert to overwhelm Dyn's systems with junk traffic, crippling access to their clients' sites for several hours.
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Soon enough, the utopian design philosophy of Propst was co-opted and rationalized by the furniture industry, becoming a goldmine for his employer, Herman Miller.
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Meanwhile, the group has faced criticism in the past from reproductive justice organizations that say it has co-opted the work of women of color.
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He was widely criticized earlier this month when he shared a meme that included a cartoon character that had been co-opted by white nationalists.
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Instead of protecting vulnerable people, the safety pin has spawned think pieces, agonized blog posts, and allegations that white-supremacists have already co-opted it.
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The co-opted Black Lives Matter hashtag movement was seen by many some local commentators as inappropriate — trivialising the importance of the movement it references.
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Last month, Dow Chemical Co opted to settle a class action case pending before the court for $835 million, citing Scalia's death as a reason.
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Faurecia said on Monday its board of directors co-opted Grégoire Olivier to board to replace Carlos Tavares for remaining duration of Carlos Tavares' mandate.
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Like much viral content of recent years, this meme subgenre developed in Black Twitter circles before being co-opted by the rest of the internet.
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Since the GNA arrived in Tripoli last year it has co-opted some of the many armed groups that had a presence in the capital.
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It's a resource that we share, and the resource is impoverished when words are redefined, weaponized, or otherwise co-opted and bent out of shape.
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That includes Evangelical Christianity, but also a modern secular rationalism that's being co-opted by white male supremacists, speaking the language of science and logic.
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Trump co-opted the term so completely that even media which had embraced the phrase like The Washington Post has backed away from using it.
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By the 19th century, the Catholic Church had co-opted Samhain and the Celtic New Year, rechristening them 'All Hallow's Eve' and 'All Souls' Day.'
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It's easy to conclude that Beat culture, like other countercultures that followed, has been co-opted by a mercenary society — easy and a bit facile.
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The phrase is one that Trump has repeatedly used throughout his presidency as well, and has been occasionally co-opted by those who oppose him.
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Mother took the place of a Bad Man because it deeply disappoints me when women co-opted to serve as proxies for male control techniques.
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First, the notion of a rainbow-colored, Instagrammable, frothy drink was co-opted by corporate America in the form of the Unicorn Frappuccino Blended Crème.
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Though it initially empowered paramilitary forces as military proxies, the government withdrew official sanction decades later, long after landowners and cartels had co-opted them.
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I wanted to know how it felt to create a cutting-edge A.I. tool, only to have it gleefully co-opted by ethically challenged pornographers.
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Should this re-emergent nationalism be conciliated and co-opted, its economic grievances answered and some compromises made to address its cultural and moral claims?
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Critics think several have been co-opted, their films subject to official censorship as a price for access to the most lucrative Chinese-language market.
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Using fake websites and fake activist groups, Russian operatives targeted and co-opted often unwitting Americans to contribute to their disinformation campaigns online and offline.
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Seagram, which also owned Mr. Buffett's record company then, had introduced Parrot Bay rum, which Mr. Buffett felt co-opted his band's Parrot Head imagery.
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This is the horrific origin of the term "lifeboat strategy," co-opted by ornithologists over two centuries later to describe the fate of unfortunate nestlings.
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Mr. Fillon, whom Mr. Sarkozy appointed as prime minister in 2007, co-opted those themes, using less harsh language, and pushed aside his former boss.
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But it seems just as likely, if not more so, that they'll be co-opted by the rich or abused by governments for military purposes.
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Jeffrey Wright, who played Basquiat in the eponymous film, felt Schnabel appropriated his performance in that he co-opted Basquiat's story during his life and after.
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Left-wing Democrats won some races and lost others, while in other cases, former insurgents have not been entirely embraced (or co-opted) by the establishment.
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Pepsi messed up royally with its "resistance"-themed ad last week, which co-opted recent social justice movements to sell caloric, caffeinated drinks to the masses.
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The case studies also identified the fact that algorithms and other key elements of how social media platforms work are easily co-opted by bad actors.
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If you've co-opted a production assistant on one of these TV shows, they can tell you what's coming, what message they're going to pump out.
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The ruling BJP party has co-opted the classification of unfavorable coverage as "fake news," and weaponized WhatsApp to spread disinformation across millions of Indian residents.
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Reddit's unofficial meme market r/memeeconomy has recommended to "invest cautiously" and, for fuck's sake, it's already been co-opted by methamphetamine hostel diner chain Denny's.
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The lobby co-opted persistent fears of a globalist anti-gun conspiracy, picking up on a John Bircher–style nationalist strand that ran through armed America.
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"Jihad" is an Arabic word which refers to a spiritual struggle, but Islamic fundamentalists have co-opted the term to describe violence in defense of Islam.
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The alt-right movement's most popular symbol might be Pepe the Frog, a mostly tame comic-book character that has been co-opted as a mascot.
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Eventually, FARC commanders came to believe that Delgado had been co-opted by Colombian military intelligence, as part of a larger operation to cause internal strife.
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Has he chosen to go into politics of his own free will, or has he allowed himself to be co-opted as a matter of survival?
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He confirmed that a large portion of that traffic was coming from internet-connected devices that had been co-opted by type of malware, called Mirai.
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Instead, it has been co-opted by women who uphold the status quo by celebrating only conventionally attractive bodies and policing how women can achieve them.
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But not only that, the term, which once held so much promise, has been co-opted, sanitized, stripped of its power to shock, disturb and galvanize.
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When Hillary Clinton ran for president in 2016, the accusers' stories were again co-opted for political attack, by both the Trump campaign and Clinton supporters.
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The sign took on another meaning around 2017 when it was co-opted by online trolls and later white supremacists, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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Parisians have long been viewed as paragons of natural beauty, so much so that the English term "effortless" has been co-opted into their cultural lexicon.
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It has co-opted many in the Republican Party, readily visible in their relentless desire to strip Americans of health care, disaster relief and infrastructure funding.
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Mr. Maduro has co-opted the judiciary and rendered the legislature — which is controlled by a coalition of opposition parties — largely ineffective by disregarding its authority.
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Jerry: Those same dudebros would have co-opted Rage Against The Machine in all the exact same ways if they had come onto the scene today.
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He was something that had to be contained, complimented, condescended to, and, finally, co-opted, relegated at the Convention to subduing the passions of his followers.
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And just as "privacy" has grown into an anxious buzzword, the powerful have co-opted it in order to maintain control over others and evade accountability.
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"The right wing of the Republican Party has co-opted a faith that forms the foundation of my life and so many other people," she continued.
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Seriously, though, if true, the Field of Dreams store was doing a shitty thing, and Pena should be reimbursed for having his intellectual property co-opted.
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A group of renegade artists has co-opted the brightly-lit Jackson Pollock gallery on the museum's fifth floor, turning it into their personal augmented reality playground.
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Some white nationalists, like members of groups like Identity Evropa and right-wing militia, Patriot Prayer, have also co-opted the old version of the American flag.
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The plaintiffs in the current suit also claim that Nestlé has been able to get away with the alleged deception because it has co-opted state regulators.
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It's simply fear, and in the extreme case of Harvey, we have read now how he hired ex-Mossad agents and fake reporters, or co-opted reporters.
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The words may not appear obviously racist or sexist in themselves, but they have been co-opted by extremists and, in some cases, taken on new meanings.
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We're living in a culture fueled by Kanye and Beyoncé and Drake; Black Twitter's viral trends get co-opted by brands as mainstream as Denny's and Chipotle.
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It's been stoked over the years by misinformation and rumor, fertilized by inertia and cowardice, co-opted for malevolent agendas that have nothing to do with justice.
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But while politicians debate semantics, and the media discusses whether Jewish identity is being co-opted as a political "shield," these young Jews are instead taking action.
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Grizabella croons the first form in B flat, allows the bridge to be briefly co-opted by some younger cat, then comes roaring back in D flat.
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Mrs May has co-opted the likes of Michael Gove, the environment secretary, and Andrea Leadsom, the leader of the House, from the ranks of the hardliners.
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Ashley: Do you feel like more specialized awareness occasions, like Breast Cancer Awareness Month, came first and then brands co-opted the hashtags, like National Oreo Day?
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Only he knows which palms need to be greased to keep a power plant open, or which union boss has to be co-opted to avoid strikes.
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As Hässleholm shows, populists are no longer shunned by the democratic mainstream as a matter of course; they are increasingly called into coalitions, co-opted and copied.
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In the 1990s and 2000s, AM talk radio, which co-opted Stern's "shock" tactics to promote a conservative ideology, assumed de facto leadership of the Republican Party.
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But now, there's word going around that milk has been nefariously co-opted and transformed into the preeminent symbol of both Neo-Nazis and the "alt-right".
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That it is not is a measure of how Trump broke the political mold, enjoys impunity for his boundless conduct and has utterly co-opted his party.
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There was the initial rebellion against patent medicine, and then there was a fizzled rebellion in the 1960s that wound up being co-opted by advertising itself.
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Wikipedia's editors, who are committed to ensuring the site isn't co-opted for advertising purposes, immediately reverted the entry to the more straightforward definition that existed before.
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However, this year's celebrations come amid concerns by some that Día de Muertos is being co-opted by corporations into an excuse to party and spend money.
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By not being part of the daily cycle of news, and watching this evolve, I was able not to be co-opted into the narrative Trump creates.
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He understood how black talent could be co-opted for white gain and how, by denying his blackness, he could exercise a perverse control over his image.
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With the old antagonism between skiers and snowboarders a thing of the past, skiing has co-opted much of the equipment technology, style and attitude of snowboarding.
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A left-wing economic message can be co-opted by more moderate politicians and can have its rough edges sanded off in pragmatic pursuit of electoral victory.
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Wasn't it just last year when people were arguing about if metal culture was being co-opted by rappers and pop stars wearing torn-up band tees?
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It was around then when bloggers and social-media users co-opted "because" into a new, slangy construction — using it to tersely but vaguely answer a question.
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It requires effective law enforcement — and Mexico has weak judicial and police systems which, in many cases, have been co-opted by or colluded with organized crime.
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I reached out on Twitter to other queer women who've had similar experiences about the ways in which our sexuality is co-opted and used by heterosexuals.
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Algeria's opposition parties, which are divided, marginalized or co-opted by the regime and have little credibility, joined the demonstrations but were largely ignored by the protesters.
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Four years of governing alongside Mr. Mugabe — and in some ways, analysts say, being co-opted by him and his allies — took a toll on its reputation.
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The governing Justice and Development Party, known as the A.K.P., uses the largely cowed and co-opted media to target new enemies and scapegoats for its failures.
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"One of the reasons [Pepe] was able to be co-opted so easily is because people didn't understand where it had come from," says director Arthur Jones.
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In the process, they have co-opted many of our civic organizations, including our churches, and whipped small segments of the electorate into a white-hot rage.
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Even as he undermines Ataturk's legacy in order to change Turkey, he has co-opted the message of secular nationalist parties with his tough talk against Greece.
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Hopefully, this conclusion — that the CFPB must be independent — will help with legal challenges to the current, industry-co-opted and politically driven leadership to the agency.
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As the race continues and the delegate count goes in Clinton's favor, however, Sanders has sounded increasingly frustrated that she has co-opted some of his message.
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In Perry can we see a man who apparently recognized the grip Trump had on the GOP base, joined the cabinet and became ever-more co-opted?
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Instead, the party of Prime Minister Mark Rutte, above right, who adroitly co-opted Mr. Wilders's tough line on immigration without its extremes, won the most votes.
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These groups first appeared several hundred years ago: social outcasts organized as armed bandits, sometimes to oppose the authorities, sometimes only to be co-opted by them.
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These groups first appeared several hundred years ago: social outcasts organized as armed bandits, sometimes to oppose the authorities, sometimes only to be co-opted by them.
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It shows how the marketing maverick hired and co-opted a director of the F.D.A.'s antibiotics division to support unproven medical ideas favorable to the industry.
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The sign took on the new meaning around 2017 when it was co-opted by online trolls and later white supremacists, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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Feminists, she believes, forsook their values for the sake of assimilation, which is another way of saying they were co-opted by the system they once rejected.
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The term has since been co-opted, first with a negative connotation: A "stan" was a fan whose devotion bordered on becoming a danger to their chosen icon.
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Here, the channel tracks the evolution of cyberpunk from an anti-establishment sci-fi genre to an aesthetic co-opted by many of the institutions it once criticized.
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While you're relaxing, don't forget to check out the amazing sales happening (since this day of honoring fallen veterans has also been co-opted as a sales day).
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Sebha - like much of the south and its oilfields - is controlled by the LNA but the force has co-opted local armed groups and tribesmen to control territory.
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They co-opted experts—known in France as the aupres du tribunal—who could guarantee a work's authenticity, knowing whom they could bribe and whom they could fool.
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It isn't co-opted or imported, and it makes me wonder whether Shenzhen's shiny new maker movement is cannibalizing its native grassroots cultures, or if they're actually symbiotic.
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It's an appealing vision, but it is increasingly co-opted by its darker counterpart, in which major technology platforms are daisy-chained together to manipulate, abuse, and harass.
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These organizations create networks among like-minded radicals — at home, throughout Europe, and abroad in the Muslim world — that can easily be co-opted by their violent members.
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The lawsuit alleges that in 2016, the foundation's board "knowingly permitted the Foundation to be co-opted" by Trump's presidential campaign, in violation of state and federal law.
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Pretty bold allegation from Bill Simmons ... who claims the NFL co-opted several ESPN employees to smear Tom Brady's image during the Deflategate saga ... including Stephen A. Smith.
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In their letter Tuesday, Ways and Means Republicans said the department "co-opted" a section of the tax code by using it to police inversions and earnings stripping.
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In exchange for supplies, the regime has co-opted the Kurdish YPG militia, which holds Sheikh Maqsoud, a northern Aleppo suburb, to snipe at Castello road below it.
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The regime has co-opted it, turning it into a faction-ridden, politicised and top-heavy moneymaking operation, with more than 2,000 generals (where 200 used to suffice).
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Although cassowaries were believed to possess a mystical and powerful strength, which could be co-opted and added to one's own prowess when holding the dagger, explained Dominy.
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A paid comment system on YouTube has been co-opted by white nationalists and members of the alt-right as a way around the site's complex monetization policies.
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There are the co-opted, a pack of Caribbean and Central American nations that have turned a blind eye to Mr. Maduro's abuses in exchange for subsidized oil.
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He has vowed to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, and he dismisses environmental groups as Marxists and élitists, who have co-opted indigenous leaders to serve international interests.
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Brundage told me that as the KKK has been marginalized and other extremist groups have co-opted its original rhetoric, it has turned into something of a relic.
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The advertising slogan is also in a way inspired by subversive graffiti written in May 1968 all over France and that spirit has been co-opted by advertisers.
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In this edition of the German decennial for public art, one wonders whether Skulptur Projekte has conquered the Westphalian establishment, or the establishment has co-opted Skulptur Projekte.
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Between the lines: Some Democrats salivated about running on impeachment, until their leaders convinced them that would backfire and the "Abolish ICE" boomlet was co-opted by Republicans.
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Putin did not view the protests in Georgia, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan as being indigenous and organic but rather coerced and co-opted by western NGOs and the CIA.
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There is also a recurring motif of the newcomers in their monochromatic attire walking around Antelope, where they co-opted the government and much of the real estate.
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Lawmakers have accused Google of creating an automated advertising system so vast and subtle that hardly anyone noticed when Russian saboteurs co-opted it in the last election.
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In fact they developed CRISPR-Cas systems—which humans have now co-opted for editing genes—to rid themselves of phages or to prevent phage infections altogether. Why?
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Still, members of Congress plan to grill other tech giants, including Twitter, to find out how their platforms might have been co-opted during the 2016 presidential race.
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Christmas may be a Western holiday, but it has been co-opted in China as a marketing opportunity, with glittering trees towering in malls to draw in shoppers.
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An industrial, open-air building nicknamed the Beatles Cathedral Gallery was also co-opted by an artists' collective and filled with hundreds of quotes from the band's songs.
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It's been a public bulletin board on the open internet that's been co-opted by far-right extremists because of its commitment to allow any form of speech.
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"I hate to use the word 'authenticity,' because that's been co-opted and overused at this point, but I think people are craving sort of realness," she said.
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Silicon Valley startup culture has co-opted the quote to suggest that even failures can be interesting disruptions, as if the arc of history bends toward individual success.
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And he, more than any candidate in the field, suggests that Republicans have co-opted faith, arguing that religious Americans can find a like-minded leader in him.
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Activists say dropout rates rise when girls are co-opted into household chores, pushed into early marriage or held back by discrimination and deep-seated taboos over periods.
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The spokesperson goes on to say that Li's death was co-opted by people who sought to undermine the government and criticize its response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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As he drove to the mosque, he listened to a song associated with a 1995 Serbian nationalist video, which has recently been co-opted as a racist meme.
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Neza inverted Monterrey's model: Rather than establishing an independent police force and co-opting the political system, Neza established an independent political system and co-opted the police.
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" When the Maternity Center Association latched onto Mother's Day, Jarvis said they'd co-opted a day meant for "gratitude to the living, and reverent memories for the deceased.
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But it was quickly co-opted by Donald Trump and his followers as a lazy slur to sling at any story he didn't like, something he's outright admitted.
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Though talented songwriters in their own right, Roger McGuinn and Co. opted to return to the Dylan well for their Playboy After Dark appearance, covering two of his songs.
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It is just as likely that Kahn was looking at the way in which corporate America had successfully co-opted Modernism and was trying to reassert its humanist purpose.
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He was evasive about many details, he said, because of client confidentiality and the concern that his skills could be co-opted by trickery or forced into criminal activity.
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Yet with the mainstream media cowed or co-opted, Kurdish politicians behind bars and dissent equated with treason, the prospect of a free and fair vote is abysmally low.
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We have to deal with that and make sure we put a lot of thought in what we say because no matter what, it can be co-opted immediately.
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The technology may even be co-opted as a navigation tool in places, such as many buildings, that signals from the satellite-based global-positioning system cannot reliably penetrate.
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Because of their ease-of-use, these skills could be co-opted by extremists or conspiracy theorists who don't have an official path to broadcast their "fake news" otherwise.
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For a property so giddily absurd, "SpongeBob" has been co-opted to serve various political agendas over the years; SpongeBob's sexual orientation has been a topic of evangelical fascination.
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A group that fights anti-Semitism hopes to rehabilitate the image of a cartoon frog that was co-opted and became associated in social media with racism and bigotry.
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During one contentious interview, he told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that he'd been "co-opted" by "Obama and his minions" when the anchor tried to push back on Trump's claims.
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The Washington establishment and the press have been co-opted all too easily by this spectacle, wallowing in the palace intrigue and speculating about who might be ousted next.
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Everyone here is a criminal or a misfit of some kind (or they've been co-opted into said misfit band), and no one here is expected to be perfect.
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Spelacchio's official account — created last year — appears to have been co-opted by this year's entry, and despite the polemics last year, the old name seems to have stuck.
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In doing so, he co-opted a position long held by progressives such as Sanders and Warren that globalisation had benefited multinational corporations at the expense of U.S. workers.
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"In Putin's eyes, they have no political value; what 'traditional values' they may have are of no use to him if they cannot be co-opted," Ms. Fagan said.
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It's regrettable that the phrase "free speech" should have been co-opted by white supremacists, as if the only kind of free speech worth rallying around is hate speech.
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But Kabila has successfully co-opted many opponents by negotiating the formation of a power-sharing government meant to organize a presidential election to replace him by year-end.
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Unlike in the West, private cameras in the U.A.E. can be co-opted by the government, giving the authorities extraordinary surveillance over what goes on everywhere in the country.
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The Restaurant Week gambit is so old that it has been co-opted by cities across the country and abroad and even by New York City boroughs and neighborhoods.
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Sanders talks of course about a political revolution and the power of the grassroots but this vague revolutionary language can be and has been co-opted by other candidates.
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Punk was a movement before it was a look and so, too, was the rave scene the Dior Homme designer, Kris Van Assche, co-opted for his latest effort.
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Through advertisements featuring images and messages like these, Russian operatives co-opted some of the most contentious causes in America, in order to breed strife, rather than make progress.
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The school environment is for learning, a critical safe place for students to advance their future, and should not be co-opted as a site of fear and hate.
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Participatory democracy also failed to deliver: Many groups that signed up for it were too eager to be co-opted, which made them susceptible to collusion with corrupt officials.
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Two Chinese nationals working for the company, Tian Xi and Gu Gen were allegedly co-opted by Chinese intelligence and given malware to install in their employer's computer system.
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Sunnis were treated as a junior partner, and one that needed to be divided and co-opted so as to disguise the government to look like a national institution.
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Over time, "punk" has grown into a nebulous term, co-opted for better or worse by people who may not have been welcome during Muir's youth in the scene.
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The small toy— initially marketed as a stress-reliever and an aid for those with ADHD or anxiety—has been co-opted by small children with pocket money to blow.
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But what was concerning back in the 1920s, and what I think is still concerning today, is the way that exciting localized social justice organizations get co-opted by funders.
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PEPPA PIG was the target of China's online censors earlier this year when the pink porcine character for toddlers was co-opted by unruly Chinese teenagers as a subversive symbol.
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During the late 1960s, it was co-opted as a rallying symbol during the Summer of Love by the counter-culture movement with no explicit nod to its original meaning.
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One of the most provocative ideas the film floats is that the vocabulary of social justice has been co-opted for verbal one-upmanship just as competitive as battle rap.
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It means Wright no longer wants to sit on the sidelines as his invention, one of the most important improvements to the global financial system, is co-opted by banks.
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Supporters have co-opted a slogan from former U.S. president Obama, helped by the fact that Klaver's first name is pronounced in Dutch almost exactly like the English word "yes".
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If current activists want to pursue these goals, they should not look to the co-opted, grasstops version of the Tea Party as a model of how to move forward.
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They are co-opted from among the most brutal of their peers and then subjected to a process of systematic, additional brutalisation until they are ready to kill to order.
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Others were co-opted, so long as they played by the new rules—avoid destabilising violence and defer to the interests of the Putin system, the "biggest gang in town".
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He has also co-opted opponents with government posts — despite fears he aims to change the constitution so he can run again, a charge he has neither confirmed nor denied.
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To raise the brand, in effect, HBO co-opted and normalized a hallmark of iconic films: artistic openers that challenge the viewer to think more deeply about the following story.
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Gritty, the bright orange, furry, 7-foot creature of Philadelphian origin, is no longer a simple mascot for a hockey team: Antifa activists have co-opted him as their own.
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But is it different from—or does it come with more of a wink than––the kinds of televangelists who have successfully co-opted the public face of American Christianity?
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Australian Moya Dodd, formerly a co-opted member of the old FIFA Executive Committee, was slated to take on Mahfuza Ahkter of Bangladesh and Han Un-Gyong of North Korea.
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But, in the absence of building organizations between presidential elections, such excitement is at risk of simply being co-opted into future candidate-centered campaigns, as it was this year.
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Not only did Trump leave an indelible mark on their party, he co-opted its base, which is now primarily loyal to him, not to the GOP as an institution.
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For the Riot Grrrls who had conceived Girl Power, that a movement that campaigned on hard issues like rape and sexual violence had been co-opted for profit was devastating.
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The original group of organizers included only white women, and the march's name co-opted the title of the 1997 Million Woman March, which was led by people of color.
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Israeli intelligence officials claim that these cases are only the first in a series that will show how Hamas has co-opted international aid organisations to bankroll its military activities.
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But the project is an interesting attempt to reset the meme back to its original, lighthearted status, ending the surreal spectacle of seeing it co-opted as a political statement.
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American evangelicals often use the language of "revival" — a word that is sometimes co-opted by politicians to mean a resurgence of a politically useful but watered-down civil religion.
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Then they boarded the rubber or wooden vessels, but only those co-opted to run or drive the boats were given life-jackets, according to accounts given to Italian police.
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Putin's oligarchic Russia, Stephen Shenfield, author of the book Russian Fascism, told me, has meanwhile co-opted fascistic thinking called Eurasianism, a myth of common historical destiny of all Russians.
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It's easy to forget, these many years later, how thoroughly he co-opted the Democratic party and the progressive movement and turned them into the shameless spinners and character assassins.
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Investigators are poring through more than two million seized documents as they continue to map out what Ms. Aldana described as a state that had been "co-opted" by crooks.
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Your book explains that we often get bad advice from the media who run stories about rotten studies; many nutrition organizations are co-opted by companies, as are government agencies.
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That had led to a feeling among some advocates that the hearing would be co-opted into a line-blurring exercise, as much about defending Obamacare as exploring single payer.
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In Austria, Sebastian Kurz, just 31, is now expected to become chancellor after running a populist campaign that co-opted the anti-immigration message of the far-right Freedom Party.
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Any oversight function that body might have provided as to Trump-Russia matters has been co-opted by the president, with the House Republicans even adopting his lie-ridden methodologies.
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But Asian-American leaders were horrified that their cause was being co-opted by conservatives to dismantle policies that helped other racial minorities — and they refused to play the part.
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Warren and her colleagues wanted a bureau that could resist the political pressures that, in their view, had cowed and co-opted other financial regulators leading up to the crisis.
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"I'm scared that my work moving forward is going to be either co-opted or deemed as illegitimate because Facebook didn't decide to do the homework and background," he said.
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As Russia did around the 2016 election, Iran appears to have co-opted and in this case paid a small number of unwitting Americans to lend legitimacy to its operations.
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But in the last year or so, conservative cities and counties around the nation have co-opted the term, declaring themselves sanctuaries from attempts at gun control -- and now, abortions.
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When the PAC formed on Christmas Day, the committee was called the Feel Bern PAC — a shortened version of the "Feel the Bern" slogan co-opted by the Sanders campaign.
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But that victory helped cause the center-right Conservative Party to fear that it could lose power, or that its centrist leadership could fall, unless it co-opted UKIP's appeal.
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He also discussed "fake news," a phrase that originally referred to intentionally false information but was co-opted by Trump during his presidential campaign to disparage the legitimate news media.
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Separately, the group said that the son of Chairman Vincent Bollore, Yannick Bollore, will be co-opted as a member of the group's supervisory board in replacement of Philippe Donnet.
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The tools leaked by the Shadow Brokers were quickly co-opted by at least three massive, international malware campaigns — WannaCry, NotPetya and Bad Rabbit, each of which caused massive damages.
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Genish was co-opted by the board last September following the resignation of his predecessor, but his appointment has to be approved by shareholders to continue beyond the April AGM.
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The ease with which he co-opted such a charged term through blunt repetition should give us pause for what he may do with other parts of the English language.
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So, too, did his advice to Mr. Robot, as he reemphasized a primary theme of the season: That revolutions against capitalism are probably destined to be co-opted by capitalists.
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There's a good chance a trolling baseball fan got Rose to sign it with Trump's slogan as a gag and Trump just co-opted it because that is what Trump does.
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"The big tech companies today have been co-opted into a tremendous amount of government surveillance," Giri Sreenivas, CEO of Helm, explained during a demo of the Helm at Mashable's offices.
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Black gay culture is often co-opted and appropriated — phrases like "spilling tea" and "gagging" have a contextual history — but rarely recognized in the ways that Daniels is doing on Star.
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Media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter—once a casual space to share photos, personal updates, and connect with old friends—are increasingly being co-opted for political and ideological purposes.
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Now, Lofgren has had to watch as the phrase he used to describe a network of entrenched interests has been co-opted by those very entrenched interests to demonize their opposition.
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Many Bolivians who suspect the vote was rigged fear their country's institutions are being co-opted by the governing party in a manner that reminds them of Venezuela's descent into autocracy.
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He argues that the values of the countercultural movement — liberation, freedom, and authenticity — were co-opted by corporations and advertisers, who used them to perpetuate a culture of consumption and production.
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How did an anti-corporatist movement in the 1960s built on the idea of personal liberation and sexual freedom get co-opted by the very thing it was rejecting — consumer culture?
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The internet at large recognized, and it was summarily retweeted, parodied, and then co-opted by well-intentioned, but clueless brands attempting to peddle their wares to kids on the web.
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Contrast that approach with brands like Dove and Everlane, which Mull argues have co-opted body positivity and diversity for exposure and opportunity, without really doing much to change Americans' thinking.
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Theresa May's Conservative Party is a welcoming home for defectors, having co-opted UKIP's support for selective state education through more grammar schools, and by taking a harder line on immigration.
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Flynn's appearance, seated near Putin, at a December 2015 birthday gala for Russian RT Television raised questions as to whether he had jettisoned hardline anti-Russian positions or been co-opted.
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"I think that Bannon is going to try to paint the narrative that the person that his audience voted for has been co-opted by these West Wing globalists," Bardella said.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont has seen much of the message that had lifted him to political fame in the 2016 primary contest co-opted by Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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He says that he is sticking to "traditional" priorities, such as cleaning up Superfund sites, but he has been co-opted by the very industries that he is responsible for regulating.
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Unions were once a powerhouse of regional politics, supplying credibility and votes; in recent decades, many have succumbed to corruption or internal divisions, or have been co-opted by business owners.
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We can also better understand the limits of natural selection by looking at what kinds of molecules are co-opted for nefarious purposes, such as making a venom-derived biological weapon.
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On the other hand, women have co-opted this color for means of empowerment as well; progressive and women-driven, the Women's March pussy hats and Planned Parenthood come to mind.
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Solo shows have a venerable, and funny, tradition (see Lily Tomlin, Whoopi Goldberg, Spalding Gray), and the fact that comedy has co-opted the genre from the theater is a coup.
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Salah's success is being co-opted by the state, but the results aren't necessarily sinister: He is a genuinely unifying force, the one thing in Egypt that everyone seems invested in.
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The tools leaked by the Shadow Brokers have been quickly co-opted by at least three massive, international malware campaigns -- WannaCry, NotPetya and Bad Rabbit, each of which caused massive damages.
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But they have since been co-opted by the government, with the Kremlin recasting the military victory as a cornerstone of its argument that Russia deserves to be a world power.
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The Oxford researchers said social media was increasingly being co-opted by governments to suppress human rights, discredit political opponents and stifle dissent, including in countries like Azerbaijan, Zimbabwe and Bahrain.
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The Oxford researchers said social media was increasingly being co-opted by governments to suppress human rights, discredit political opponents and stifle dissent, including in countries like Azerbaijan, Zimbabwe and Bahrain.
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OPs were originally developed as insecticides in Germany prior to World War II. This agricultural effort was co-opted by the Nazis to create the first nerve agents: tabun and sarin.
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"OK boomer" soon became ubiquitous but was eventually overused, most notably by millennials, who co-opted and killed it as a meme even faster than they killed chain restaurants and boobs.
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Booker's support for Israel is so strong that an activist group co-opted his "Justice for all" slogan, protesting his campaign kick-off event in April with "Justice for Palestine" signs.
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The symbol is a version of the A-okay hand gesture -- which, over the years, has been co-opted by white supremacists, according to the Anti-Defamation League and other groups.
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Under pressure from Italy, the U.N.-backed government has co-opted local groups and tried to bolster Libya's coastguard to stem the record flows of migrants crossing the Mediterranean since 2014.
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The Google-owned video site announced Wednesday that it's putting its own spin on the slideshow-like format popularized by Snapchat and co-opted by nearly every other social tech company since.
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But when that gets co-opted and sold for greed and commercial success, especially if that's not what the artist wanted, things can turn deadly (in this case, in the literal sense).
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People like Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin were so afraid of pissing off the Trump supporters that they were co-opted, and that's about ratings, not conservatism or truth.
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" The group states: "The voices of respected artists and cultural institutions are co-opted to drown out the voices of those whose rights, health, family, and subsistence are endangered by oil drilling.
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We even heard from Facebook directly a couple days ago, where some of the profiles on Facebook co-opted by Russian trolls interacted with at least a few users using Facebook Messenger.
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The meme was already awkwardly co-opted by the GOP's official Twitter during the 2016 Democratic Primary, and now, somehow, it has made its way into an honest-to-God congressional hearing.
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By that point, the language of snackwave had already been co-opted by corporate brand accounts like DiGiorno and Totino's mimicking the irony and self-deprecation that permeated the junk food internet.
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A large network helps generate conversations and potential leads down the road, but keeping it this way could compromise the depth of "collaboration" — a word that's too often co-opted by publicists.
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Co-opted by U.S. President Donald Trump, the term "fake news" has become part of the standard repertoire of leaders in authoritarian countries to describe media reports and organizations critical of them.
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So, I think, why we look and sound like conventional, traditional VCs now is because seed, in many respects, has kind of been ... has essentially co-opted the traditional venture business model.
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"Queer and gay culture has been so widely co-opted and incorporated into mainstream popular culture that it can feel commonplace, embraced by default," Jenna Wortham wrote in The New York Times.
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Packed with peekaboo shots through curtains and door grilles, "Operation Avalanche" weaves well-known conspiracy theories into a goofily entertaining satire of youthful ambition co-opted as a tool of government intrigue.
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Pepe the Frog is dead, killed off by his own creator after he watched Pepe turn from a wholesome meme into a symbol co-opted by neo-Nazis for the alt-right.
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We know already that the Kremlin excels at creating diffuse networks of hackers, and that Russia's intelligence services have co-opted cyber criminals and pro-Putin youth movements to conduct cyber operations.
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Dale Drew, chief security officer at Level 3, an internet service provider, found evidence that roughly 10 percent of all devices co-opted by Mirai were being used to attack Dyn's servers.
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Nevertheless, they soon co-opted them to represent chastity: Only a virgin could wear a bridal wreath, which might be burned on her wedding night, a lurid metaphor for loss of innocence.
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It's particularly attuned to how the legacies of Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. have been co-opted into a narrative of uplift, with civil rights history sanitized for public consumption.
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His term would be co-opted decades later by feminist Freudian revisionists to indicate the acute castration anxiety and generalized fear of women that has become the cornerstone of phallocentric human culture.
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The company was founded by Fred Koch, a fire-breathing conservative who co-founded the John Birch Society, a secret organization that believed the federal government had been co-opted by Communists.
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Yet for the athlete, there is little time to find other platforms to express much of anything given the moneyed and self-absorbed nature of the co-opted time in his world.
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It's there that these dances are co-opted by TikTokers, who then spread more widely, creating an ecosystem in which already popular accounts get credit for work done by lesser-known dancers.
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For the process can only escalate: In order to stay in power, authoritarian regimes become more and more repressive, disgruntling more and more people, who can then be co-opted by Islamists.
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If the United States tries to pass broad rules for personal data, that effort may well be co-opted by Silicon Valley, and we'll miss our best shot at meaningful privacy protections.
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" Moments later though, a second likely Bush supporter, David Villinger, 62, stood up and offered a similar lament that his campaign "has been co-opted by the P.T. Barnum of our time.
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Speaking of co-opted social media: Leaders from Facebook, Google, Twitter and Microsoft met with government officials in Silicon Valley on Wednesday to discuss measures against foreign meddling in the 2020 election.
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We restored the old barn of good intentions and our dilapidated sense of adventure, which had been, for several years preceding the return of frontier days, co-opted for the war effort.
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" She said the previous price structure had been created because "events often designed for marginalized black and brown communities can easily be co-opted by those with cultural, monetary and class privileges.
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The Poroshenko government not only co-opted the cause of the Ukrainian nationalists on Wednesday but also cracked down on them, with the police routing them from their encampments and dispersing them.
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Over the course of the season Elliot, Mr. Robot and Tyrell Wellick discovered that their anarchic schemes had been orchestrated, or at least co-opted, by E Corp and the Dark Army.
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"In other words, it's a meme that will never be co-opted by internet-literate corporate Twitter accounts or deployed by some hapless news anchor hoping for a viral moment," Feldman writes.
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In many ways we are still experiencing the after-shocks of that tumultuous period, even as many of its facets have been co-opted and transmuted into a larger neo-liberal hegemony.
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That is, unless you're upset that Apple somehow co-opted the entire idea of the notch, which in that case, you're really just mad about Apple being Apple, which seems a bit petty.
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Co-opting the term is frowned upon While some argue that modern lethal violence motivated by racism can be described as lynching, the term sometimes gets co-opted to describe a rhetorical attack.
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As Mr. Orban systematically co-opted the tools of the state — from the courts to the schools to the electoral system itself — Brussels has proved unable to effectively pressure him to change course.
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Co-opted by U.S. President Donald Trump, the term "fake news" has quickly become part of the standard repertoire of leaders in authoritarian countries to describe media reports and organisations critical of them.
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A Jellicle cat, according to T.S. Eliot lore, is a bowdlerization of "dear little cats," one apocryphally created by a child in his life that he then co-opted for his cat poems.
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"Muslim female narratives are often co-opted by everyone who isn't a Muslim - rarely will you hear authentically, or in an unfiltered way from Muslim women, and it is really unfair," said Khan.
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In one sense, we need to acknowledge that squatting has in some cases been a victim of its own modest success – that the creative and experimental edge has been co-opted and monetised.
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Co-opted by U.S. President Donald Trump, the term "fake news" has quickly become part of the standard repertoire of leaders in several countries to describe media reports and organisations critical of them.
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The Tea Party proved to be an effective pressure group of citizen lobbyists, and their tactics have been co-opted by the authors of the Indivisible Guide for use in the Trump era.
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These computers belong to private companies, governments (including those friendly to the U.S.) and innocent individuals who don't know their devices have been co-opted and who aren't in league with the attackers.
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Julius McGee, an assistant professor of sociology at Portland State University, said that organic farming had a high carbon footprint because it's been co-opted by industrial growers that supply big-box stores.
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Kirchner claimed that Mr. Macri's government had co-opted parts of the judiciary to damage her reputation and divert attention from the government's new economic policies, like cuts in energy and transport subsidies.
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The U.S. has its part to blame for the decline in at least 17 countries where "fake news" has been co-opted by oppressive regimes to justify crackdowns on dissent and free speech.
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Critics of Me Before You co-opted the film's tagline and promotional hashtag, "Live Boldly," on Twitter to skewer its irony, considering that Will chooses not to live boldly but to kill himself.
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The far-right government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, above, stacked the courts, gerrymandered Parliament and co-opted much of the press so that Hungarian democracy has been hollowed out, slowly and subtly.
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In The Wall Street Journal, Daniel Henninger, deputy editor of the editorial page, writes that the Democrats have been co-opted by a professional cabal of people committing obfuscatory "agitprop" against their opponents.
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Even as he accused Mr. Mugabe of flouting provisions of the so-called unity government, many critics said Mr. Tsvangirai had been outwitted and co-opted by the president, his former sworn enemy.
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Congress may have intended otherwise, but the reality is that arbitration, co-opted by companies, delivers costly, complex, time-consuming proceedings that not only intimidate individual claimants but also deny them procedural justice.
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He said the authorities needed to be vigilant for assaults against Muslims, as the Finsbury Park assailant appeared to have co-opted an Islamic State tactic — using a vehicle to attack civilians. Mrs.
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Russia's UN representative, Vassily Nebenzia, argued that much of the aid has been co-opted by terrorist organizations and said that the Syrian government has control of enough checkpoints to deliver humanitarian aid.
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That he's co-opted by a band of people who want to rally around his likeness without knowing who their leader even is seems like a perfect final mixture of triumph and indignity.
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Voters, who turned out in record numbers, nonetheless rewarded right and center-right parties that had co-opted parts of his hard-line message, including that of the incumbent prime minister, Mark Rutte.
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Co-opted by U.S. President Donald Trump, the term "fake news" has quickly become part of the standard repertoire of leaders in authoritarian countries to describe media reports and organizations critical of them.
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This seductive novel is haunted by the dark legacy of Inga Beart, a dead writer famed for a Capote-like cavalierness toward the individuals whose stories she has co-opted for her books.
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And the alt-country movement, which has co-opted the folk tradition, continued the grit and social criticism of the old days after the big-hatted mainstream moved into formula and political reaction.
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He can be co-opted It is the flexible, some would say equivocating, side of Trump that members of the House and Senate might seek out during the transition and when he assumes power.
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Bodega's co-opted name, along with its founders' stated plan to make corner stores obsolete, fit perfectly with the stereotype—arrogant, elite tech bros trying to get rich by disrupting a lovable local icon.
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Vetements, the rogue design collective that's had the fashion industry in its thrall for the last few years, has co-opted DHL's bulky logo, Metallica's lightning bolts, and Champion's nearly unreadable script, among others.
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It's similar to what happened with Pepe the Frog, Matt Furie's comic book character who was an innocuous cartoon figure before he was co-opted by the alt-right as a symbol of hate.
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The creator of Pepe the Frog, the cartoon character co-opted by the alt-right for Nazi and pro-Trump memes, has sued the the right-wing conspiracy theory site InfoWars for copyright infringement.
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Later, in 1987, HIV/AIDS activist group ACT UP (AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power) co-opted the triangle as their official emblem and added the now famous message, "SILENCE = DEATH" on a black background.
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But as people debate whether virtual reality will be co-opted into the media status quo, and whether empathy is just a form of voyeurism, Extravaganza is a sloppy yet brutal bit of commentary.
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Obviously, there's a lot to say about how this happened, but the short version is that corporate America and the advertising industry changed their tactics and vocabulary and effectively co-opted these countercultural trends.
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But the theory has become a bizarre meme over the past several days, as jokesters make clearly ridiculous claims about antifa bogeyman, only to have them co-opted as evidence of a terrorist plot.
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We don't have Iron Man suits in real life just yet, but wingsuits will probably soon be co-opted by the military to let soldiers lead attacks from the sky where planes can't fly.
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"The US policy has been kind of co-opted by a tiny group of people with Marco Rubio at the head, saying that CICIG has been infiltrated by Russia—it's utterly absurd," said Burt.
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In recent years, the flag, like a number of early American symbols, has been co-opted by groups to harken back to a picture of America before a large centralized federal government was established.
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At least a couple of the larger pages are dedicated to the Canadian Yellow Vest movement—initially an anti-Justin Trudeau/pro-oil industry group that has since been co-opted by racist elements.
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However, during the House intelligence committee's first public hearing last month, Quigley focused his line of questioning on how people can unwittingly be co-opted by Russian agents posing as businesspeople in Eastern Europe.
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And literally eating poison is just another one of those boundary-pushing memes that teens have adopted in order to carve out something of their own, hoping that maybe it won't be co-opted.
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Fernández pointed to current governors such as Javier Duarte of Veracruz and Manuel Velasco of Chiapas, from the PRI and Green Party respectively, whom he claimed have either "intimidated or co-opted" their opponents.
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So this tells us that these neurosensory features evolved early in tyrannosaur evolution, and then were later co-opted by the giant tyrannosaurs into successful hunting weapons for a mega-predator at large size.
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The decision represents a retreat from earlier plans for a mass pro-democracy march after the powerful Catholic church pulled its support last month, saying the event had been co-opted by political interests.
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Through the lens of art, politics, and music, we see fashion's subcultures that were born out of rebellion, and somehow, found themselves co-opted within the pages of magazines and advertorials — and now, Cool.
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The CHP argues that by refusing to accept any loss of power, he is dragging Turkey deeper into authoritarianism with the help of increasingly co-opted institutions such as the High Election Board (YSK).
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It likely won't be long before the fluorescent colored drink makes it way to (and possibly gets co-opted by) the mainstream, but Eladio isn't worried—in fact, he looks forward to the day.
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The deaths of her father and daughter followed, and her remaining child, the feckless King Tommen, was co-opted first by his wife Margaery and then by a religious zealot Svengali, the High Sparrow.
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"The establishment dislikes (Cruz and Trump) for various reasons, but they fear Cruz because he has not been able to be co-opted by the corrupt system in Washington," said Needham of Heritage Action.
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In fact, the entire silhouette of the skateboard deck has been co-opted by everyone from fine artists to commercial pattern makers making "on-trend" wall art, fit to hang in a tacky condominium.
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Practically overnight, Curry was co-opted online: Her name suddenly became a symbol of a certain type of lady-in-the-streets purity, one who reserves whatever freakiness that lies beneath for her man.
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Australian Moya Dodd, formerly a co-opted member of the old FIFA Executive Committee, will take on Mahfuza Ahkter of Bangladesh, Han Un-gyong of North Korea and Susan R. A. Shalabi of Palestine.
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VICE: The Butterfly Effect is quite simply about what happens to an American industry—its entrepreneurs, labor people, infrastructure—when the good it produces is co-opted or provided for free by the internet.
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Devotees were often easily spotted by the giant black X tattoos on the back of each hand (co-opted from the marks bouncers would ink with Sharpies onto the mitts of underage club goers).
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The movement has since been largely co-opted by the government, with the Kremlin recasting the World War II victory as a cornerstone of its argument that Russia deserves to be a world power.
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One told me that they had been briefed by M.S.F. on the fact that criminal networks have co-opted sea rescues as a reliable means of transporting young African women to Europe's prostitution market.
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Also, from a journalistic standard, it is clear that large sections of the article initially included content co-opted from other writers without attribution and passed off as original in the published blog post.
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"All these institutions that could play a role in the political system have been co-opted or destroyed, so you end up with confessional representation and no one being held accountable," Mr. Atallah said.
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But the boldest avant-garde comedy I saw this year were two solo shows by Natalie Palamides — "Laid" and "Nate" — which co-opted the spirit of 1980s performance art in service of existential clowning.
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The self-balancing scooter became a sensation from the moment it rolled onto the scene at last year's Consumer Electronics Show — a Chinese product that had been co-opted and re-branded by IO Hawk.
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Pepe the Frog, that smiling green amphibian that's been co-opted by white nationalists and officially deemed a hate symbol by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), was never supposed to be a mascot of hate.
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The new government offers an alternative model to that seen in Norway, Denmark and some other European nations where mainstream parties have co-opted nationalist, populist movements, hoping to disarm them or capture their voters.
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This was a grassroots movement that was co-opted by the political parties, but who maintained its nonviolent framework because they have much more to lose than they have to gain if this becomes violent.
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And while plenty of young people want to leave the planet better than they found it, eco-consciousness can quickly get expensive, especially with the many upscale lifestyle brands who have co-opted green living.
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At the same time, the one-time ally of the Soviet Union and bête noire of the Reagan administration learned from past mistakes from the 1980s and quietly co-opted Nicaragua's small, incestuous business community.
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But the true risk of insecure IOT devices is not that they will be used to attack their owners, but rather that they will be co-opted for massive online attacks, as happened in 2016.
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If they do, the AfD will be Germany's primary opposition party, leaving a wide opening for it to pick up even more traditionally left-leaning voters who fear the Social Democrats have been co-opted.
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Sex workers and porn performers essentially created, adopted, and inspired many of the technologies later co-opted by tech corporations and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs long before they reached the mainstream, and continue to do so.
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That he has co-opted the term "fake" for that sort of news, and that so many of his supporters believe it, tells you all you need to know about what Trump's lying has wrought.
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It was Cavalry that co-opted the epithet "Cocaine Mitch," a moniker initially meant to tie McConnell to a drug bust on a ship owned by the family of his wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao.
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For the past 12 years, he has co-opted all branches of government, personalized the country's institutions and security forces, and re-elected himself through a sham electoral system after abolishing all constitutional term limits.
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"I'm not an argumentative person on social media — I don't want beef or anything like that," said Jhacari Blunt, an 18-year-old Dubsmasher who has had some of his dances co-opted by TikTokers.
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Sometimes this is actual state-deployed kit, like body cameras or public records, but it also uses private information co-opted by state authorities to track individuals, like digital metadata from messages and location services.
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EdTalk Fake news — a neologism to describe stories that are just not true, like Pizzagate, and a term now co-opted to characterize unfavorable news — has given new urgency to the teaching of media literacy.
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The company had a bruising few years of scandals related to such issues, which included having its platform co-opted by trolls for election interference and facing backlash for allowing politicians to lie in advertisements.
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"When he takes a divisive, nasty turn, when he just sides with special interests and gets co-opted by the Republican right, we will oppose him tooth and nail," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.
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The uphill battle for Democrats is made even steeper because Trump has not only managed to take credit for Obama-era economic policies, but has co-opted public anger to his cause against Washington elites.
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We reached out to Life is Good to see what they thought about their brand being co-opted in this way and unwittingly promoted by a local hero, and we'll update if we hear back.
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The goal is to ensure countries "make sure that airport employees, aviation workers et cetera, aren't corrupted or are co-opted to pose a threat to aircraft, especially those that are U.S.-bound," an official said.
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"Some of the top names among the news side at Fox" have been "leaving voluntarily one by one," a former staffer pointed out, as big chunks of the network have basically been co-opted by Trump.
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Really, hasn't the commodification of fringe and daisy-chain crowns reached its zenith (or nadir, depending on how you look at it), co-opted to an extreme extent by the mass market and high end alike?
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Andrade watched the same thing happen with the idea of "sanctuary cities," a concept co-opted by President Trump and his allies to paint liberal cities that refused to cooperate with ICE as lawless and dangerous.
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We talk about the old underground restaurants in New York City that have been co-opted by influencers, and we talk about those Instagram playgrounds where adults can take photos of themselves in colorful ball pits.
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Because so many officials have been co-opted, the state is now understood as the key actor in this endless cycle of violence and impunity, responsible for both perpetrating atrocities and failing to prosecute them otherwise.
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But the event has been somewhat co-opted by nationally prominent white supremacists and neo-Nazis like Richard Spencer and Daily Stormer site runner Andrew Anglin, who have called for their followers to gather in Charlottesville.
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In a time when Black women's physical attributes are being co-opted for Instagram followers and contemporary brands like Fashion Nova are tapping Kardashians to model their curve-contouring apparel, authentic representation is at a deficit.
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There was no YouTube to immortalise their embarrassing moments, no outlets for their armchair critics, and the hash key, not yet co-opted into a means of encouraging and clumping opinion, was just shorthand for "number".
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The resistance to Trump, a plan co-opted by liberals, must include the protection of all marginalized individuals, that issues that affect lives every day — not simply the issues that are assured of electing more Democrats.
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Born in 2005 as part of Furie's "Boys Club" comic, Pepe the Frog was slowly co-opted by nationalist fringe groups around 2015, who transformed the friendly stoner frog into a racist and anti-semitic symbol.
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There's something so precious about it all, so intentionally striving for some kind of mythical outsider status, so desperately wanting to be co-opted by doe-eyed sensitive teens as something for them to escape into.
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The development of these rules was co-opted by corporate interests, including the 28500 official U.S. trade advisors representing business interests who had access to texts and negotiators while the public and Congress were locked out.
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The company also has an entire team dedicated to finding and rooting out fake accounts, which it says comprise a tiny portion of its users, and offers a website to report fake or co-opted accounts.
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Tradition, Family and Property, a far-right Catholic group, offered a magazine called Crusade; Prince William and Kate Middleton beamed from its cover, unaware that a group promising Christian "counter-revolution" had co-opted their image.
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By 1998, "Cool Britannia" was being shamelessly co-opted by the newly-elected Tony Blair, as the once-hopeful voices of Britain's working class towns were drowned out by mine closures and New Labour's champagne socialism.
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He believes this was partly in response to the "satanic panic" of the time, but also because UFO mythology was co-opted by right wing conspiracy theorists who believed the government knew what was going on.
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The phrase itself has been co-opted as marketing speak in recent years: "site-specific" might even steal the crown from "curated," the reigning art-world term applied to everything from playlists to pop-up shops.
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Walsh frequented the Persian Room, the Plaza's nightclub, where she was such a notable presence in the front row that Kay Thompson, the performer who later wrote the "Eloise" books, co-opted several of her idiosyncrasies.
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In her book, Dr. Nestle documents how commercial sources have co-opted many of the organizations that members of the public, and even science writers like me, rely on to provide unbiased assessments of research results.
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Conservative Eurosceptic politicians co-opted the issue, and far-right party UKIP even pledged to scrap the tax in a bid to push their EU-exiting agenda in the run-up to the 2015 General Election.
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CNN said Hall Hall's role involved explaining Britain's approach to Brexit to U.S. politicians and that she felt her diplomatic role had been co-opted to deliver messages that were "neither fully honest nor politically impartial".
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"This poll sends a clear message to federal policymakers to not allow their infrastructure discussions to be co-opted by those seeking longer and heavier trucks," CABT communications director Shane Reese said in a press release.
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It's every artist's worst nightmare: fighting to maintaining control over copyright in the face of knockoffs and bootlegs, and dealing with the worst-case possibility that their artwork could be co-opted into a hate symbol.
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This comparison was a bit too simplistic, in part because the Night Wolves were an already extant motorcycle gang, with diverse business interests and loyalties that Vladimir Putin had slowly co-opted into his state apparatus.
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House literally gave those groups a voice, ownership of something that may have stemmed from disco—another genre eventually co-opted by white, straight, middle classed Europeans—but was an entirely new sound-world, with infinite possibilities.
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General Hicks: Again, one of the larger questions out there is how much of this has to do with battles over resources where people co-opt Salafist movements as much as they are co-opted by them.
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The one-time village in New Delhi is now the victim (or beneficiary?) of much gentrification, first co-opted first by off-beat, hipster artists chasing cheap rents, and then by yuppies and millennials chasing cheap drinks.
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The character was co-opted by the users of 4Chan and Reddit for the next decade before hitting the mainstream in 2015, when teenagers shared Pepe's likeness so many times he became the biggest meme on Tumblr.
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We know of Wifredo Lam and Lois Mailou Jones's and other black diasporic artists' vexed relationship to Surrealism and primitivism, artistic and literary movements that started in Europe and co-opted black bodies and black cultural forms.
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Once he was there, however, Gregory had no choice but to forgive him, and Henry went home, punished or co-opted his recalcitrant nobles, then came back to Italy with an army and drove Gregory to Sicily.
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Some trolls co-opted existing memes to target the comedian, referring to slain gorilla Harambe and the infamous Donkey Kong Rap in their tweets, while others simply hurled racist slurs from behind memes and ubiquitous anime avatars.
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It's troubling to potentially see a celebrity with a huge platform stealing creative property from a Black woman, adding to the long list of Black folks who have had their work and ideas co-opted and stolen.
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But security experts are concerned about how they did it: using a vast, co-opted collection of internet-connected devices, like cameras and perhaps even baby monitors, in what is called a distributed denial-of-service attack.
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First, on Friday evening, the New York Times confirmed for the first time that in May 2017, the FBI opened a counterintelligence investigation into whether the president himself was secretly working with or co-opted by Russia.
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Just as Virginia Slims co-opted the message of '70s liberation, as the Spice Girls cannibalized '90s grrrl power, so feminist sex stores exerted their influence on the mainstream, yet were ultimately absorbed and diluted by it.
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On WeChat, some users posted "Bloodstained Glory," a song originally written to commemorate the People's Liberation Army and covered by Peng Liyuan, the wife of President Xi Jinping, but since co-opted to recall the 1989 massacre.
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But officials fear that the protests have been co-opted by far more violent elements taking advantage of the insurrectional climate and that "Round 4," as Saturday's demonstrations are being called, could be more violent than ever.
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James Cook — a British imperialist adventurer to be sure, but perhaps not so dastardly a figure as some today would have it — met and co-opted as part of his crew a remarkable Tahitian islander named Tupaia.
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It's been so co-opted by the P.R. machine that the only things that get written about are the things that get sent out in an email blast in the way that a publicist wants it presented.
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PETA decided to share its video on social media anyway, and then got called out on Twitter by people who said the ad was offensive and co-opted the Black Lives Matter movement to end police brutality.
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Star Trek is a franchise that believes in institutions, and it's fascinating to see Picard acknowledge that institutions don't just fail, they can become co-opted entirely while still posturing as a force for the public good.
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About 10 years ago, companies like Taco Bell, Denny's, and Hamburger Helper co-opted the uniquely weird and surreal voice of alt-comedy Twitter and ushered in a decade of official brand accounts calling each other virgins.
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Some don't trust the social media company to steward such an ambitious project because of its history of privacy violations and having its platform co-opted by foreign trolls most notoriously aiming to interfere in US elections.
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So the American dream, as initially conceived, was very much rooted in a working-class social democratic aspiration for equality and upward mobility, but you describe how this notion was gradually co-opted and turned upside down.
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But Wu-Tang Clan member RZA is not best pleased with the good Wu-Tang name being co-opted for canines without the group's prior permission (fair enough), and has sued the dog walkers for breach of copyright.
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That process once again highlighted the cycle through which terms that were originally created by marginalized subjects to expand categories of desirability quickly get co-opted to recenter the very standards that such words are meant to displace.
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"If we continue to push our depictions of sexuality into the shadows, we allow them to continue to be defined and co-opted by the status quo — whatever is on the first page of a porn tube site."
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American reality shows have gladly co-opted Indian dance in particular and repackaged only the most harsh, angular movements (which I've written about before – and before before) – so the end result looks more like fitness than fine art.
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Could "deepfake" become the next "fake news," for example; a phrase that once described a distinct phenomenon (people publishing fabricated news stories on social media for profit), but that has now been co-opted to discredit legitimate reporting.
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U.S. intelligence officials have been issuing warnings for years that Huawei technology could possibly be co-opted by the Chinese government for espionage purposes, though they have never publicly released hard evidence and Huawei has repeatedly issued denials.
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And as we grope our way through the first half of a new century, with the word "freedom" being co-opted by both the right and left, the fog of words feels as thick as it's ever been.
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While the rainbow flag is steeped in queer history, it has not only been co-opted by seemingly every corporation every Pride Month, but it is just one of many flags that represent pride in the queer community.
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SS: I think it goes back to out Katie said it, that they're co-opted the discussion until now, and so engaging in a more meaningful and substantive conversation will sort of disrupt this narrative that they've written.
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The result is that environmental groups are celebrating the energy and attention focused on the issue, even as they worry that the legislation is being watered down or co-opted by business groups, which have advocated weaker regulations.
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"I understand the outrage completely, and it was obviously a huge mistake by the student to not recognize how a symbol so associated with hate and racism cannot be co-opted to talk about other things," he said.
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In March this year a party journal berated China's entrepreneurs, long ago co-opted into the party, for "errors in their thinking", and Mr Xi urged them to "love the Communist Party and actively practise socialist core values".
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Buzzfeed reports that a paid comment system on YouTube has been co-opted by white nationalists and members of the alt-right as a way around the site's complex policies on how to make money off the platform.
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And so with conformers, employees who are lost souls or authoritarians are at greater risk of blind obedience to those in power – and being co-opted by another bad manager, thereby making it harder to fix the culture.
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In doing so, it has simply co-opted the left's position on FISA: Don't bother to have faith in the process, because the rule of law has no meaning even to those who are sworn to uphold it.
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Aldridge suggests that subjectivity is key because it cannot be co-opted; I want to push even further: that through the understanding of subjectivity we may have lit on a form of abstraction that embraces rather than distances.
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He said the military's tactic reminded him uncomfortably of the experience in Egypt, where the generals who forced out President Hosni Mubarak won popularity as the guardians of a revolution — but ultimately co-opted and then crushed it.
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Families' assets were seized, and while many returned after the war to find their homes defaced and destroyed, others found their small businesses and industries co-opted by permanent residents and were forced to find less appealing work.
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On fleek's journey from Lewis's Vine to the Denny's Twitter account is another iteration of an old story, one in which language born from black culture is co-opted by mainstream society, which uses it to signify coolness.
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The Freedom Party was founded by former Nazis in the years after World War II, and has long pushed a nationalist, anti-immigrant agenda that Mr. Kurz co-opted, repacked and rode to victory in elections in 2017.
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The influence of the art of this era is wide-ranging and, as contemporary art becomes increasingly co-opted by the ever-ballooning market surrounding it, is felt even more today than perhaps it was at the time.
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You might start by spying on forum drama, like a strained artistic collaboration between a would-be hacker and a creepypasta author or an ironic subculture called "coolpunk" that's getting co-opted by the slick brands it satirizes.
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One person I interviewed for this story, who asked not to be named, insisted that mixed reality is "real AR," but acknowledged that Google Glass and its ilk had co-opted that term away in the popular mind.
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Before that hearing ends, Apple's general counsel will argue that doing so would set a dangerous legal precedent, inviting foreign governments to make similar demands, and that the crypto-cracking software could be co-opted by criminals or spies.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Pro Trump Rally -- St. Paul, Minnesota (May 6)Self-described pro-Trump supporters held a rally at the Minnesota State Capitol in May that got co-opted by an extremist alt-right group.
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To some, they're the blokes who wrote "Many Of Horror" – the song which was co-opted by an X Factor winner in 2011, and subsequently force-fed to British Christmas buyers via the shiny red hand of Simon Cowell.
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Harris reminds us that this image was co-opted for Dutch Masters cigars; one of the artist's skills is his astute ability to remind us where an image or idea may have originated, and how it reverberates throughout culture.
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Neither, then, can the longtime activists in the body positive space who have seen their language repeatedly co-opted by the mainstream, to the point where supermodels — already American culture's bodily ideal — are being touted as body-positive heroes.
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The partnership was broken up in 1997 by what some termed a coup by Hun Sen, whose forces co-opted, chased into exile or murdered his opponents after a few days of bloody fighting in and around the capital.
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The never-Trumpers, such as Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse or Mitt Romney who Trump could have co-opted as Secretary of State but failed to do so, may once again find their voice and may even see an opportunity.
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And given the Facebook group's originally anti-money ethos, some Bunz members have been left feeling like something intended to stand outside the suited-up world of finance has been co-opted, like so many other things in Toronto.
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Elizabeth Warren had the chance to take on the biggest special interest in Democratic politics, the Clintons, but chose to be co-opted and complicit in the rigging of her party's primary instead of challenging their corruption head on.
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The meme, featuring an anthropomorphic frog character originally from the comic Boy's Club, has in recent months been co-opted by the alt-right movement, which has used the smiling frog in a number of hateful and offensive ways.
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In this case, Durbin co-opted the achievements of another Asian American athlete at the games, snowboarder Chloe Kim, who like Nagasu was born and raised in California: "Kim's story is the story of immigration in America," Durbin said.
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"The artists that are co-opted [by brands] the most have a style that plays into the popular notion of what art should be," Renée Vara, who was enlisted as an art expert in the 5Pointz case, told me.
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"For some reason the authors of this letter choose to ignore ... facts, and instead implicate that I have been co-opted by the left and am incapable of my own decision making," Scott said in a statement to McClatchy.
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Dubstep was then co-opted by "bro culture" in the US. Do we see white, privileged people in the UK calling out Skrillex for appropriation of that culture in the US, on behalf of black people in the UK?
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In so many cyberpunk worlds, corporations have taken over, technology has been co-opted by the powerful to control the masses, and the entire planet is an environmental disaster zone—which is basically where we find ourselves in 2017.
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Hipolito Mora, who founded one of the most prominent self-defense groups in 2013, said that many were co-opted and financed—these are humble, impoverished communities—by the cartels and functioned as armed wings of local criminal cells.
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The big project that I'm working on now is trying to show the path by which people who have the capacity to be good, and can recognize good, get co-opted by authoritarianism and by conformity and by violence.
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This spinoff bumps up the profile of both the host and the cases: It's led by Ms. Clark, whose role as the lead prosecutor in the O. J. Simpson murder case has been co-opted by countless external narratives.
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Mr. Kaepernick, who signed a lucrative deal to serve as a Nike brand ambassador last year, expressed the concern to the company that the Betsy Ross flag had been co-opted by groups espousing racist ideologies, the person said.
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By turns ridiculing Mr. Gantz and appealing to his statesmanlike instincts, questioning his mental health and badgering him to prove his patriotism, Mr. Netanyahu appeared to have co-opted Mr. Gantz into delivering him a record fourth straight term.
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The Chinese hacking group that co-opted the N.S.A.'s tools is considered by the agency's analysts to be among the most dangerous Chinese contractors it tracks, according to a classified agency memo reviewed by The New York Times.
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Then the arts were co-opted by intellectual elites who further distinguished between high and low culture, resulting in such dichotomies as cinema versus film, ballet versus dance, literary versus popular fiction, poetry versus verse and theater versus Broadway.
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Shortly after taking power in late 2015, he said, Law and Justice first hobbled and then co-opted the constitutional tribunal, turning it from a check on the constitutionality of new laws to a rubber stamp for the government.
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Wittingly or not, they and their departments have been co-opted into a campaign to extradite an innocent man to almost certain death, in order to make a racist talking point appear to be slightly less of a fiction.
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But while many of the tweets were aimed at rejecting the idea that women should be restricted to some narrow sartorial category, the "dress like a woman" phrase, co-opted as a hashtag, didn't come directly from Mr. Trump.
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We were founded on the belief that consumers' interests are not adequately represented in Washington, and that "consumer advocacy" has been co-opted by a variety of special interests that claim to be working on behalf of ordinary Americans.
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That quest for relevance, Anderson posits, is what's leading museums to both adopt and be co-opted by AR—and even unauthorized AR intrusions like MoMAR and Hacking the Heist can be a boon for institutions eager to avoid obsolescence.
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Originally intended as a label for fabricated stories written with maximum virality in mind—often in support of President Trump—the term's been co-opted by some authority figures to confuse the public into thinking that actual facts are falsehoods.
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Sunday's incident is the latest confrontation involving China's vast fishing fleet, which experts say has been co-opted to serve as Beijing's militia and augment its constant coastguard presence in waters also claimed by Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines and Brunei.
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In September, an arm of the collective and Hollywood's Entertainment Industry Foundation co-opted the four major networks in prime time to simultaneously present an hour of live television, featuring dozens of celebrities inviting the nation to reconceive high school.
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Researchers found that online messages and images on platforms such as Twitter that originate in the Latino, Muslim, and Jewish communities are co-opted by extremists to spread division and disinformation, often resulting in more social media engagement for the extremists.
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Beatrix Kiddo is co-opted by boy culture every time she's reduced to that yellow tracksuit with its three inches of visible stomach skin (a sexy Halloween costume ad infinitum), and the cult around Tarantino is strictly No Girls Allowed.
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On October 17, Furie posted his own despair-filled reaction to the politically progressive comics website the Nib, and published a vehement op-ed in Time declaring his frustration at seeing his character co-opted in such an ugly fashion.
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Sunday's incident is the latest confrontation involving China's vast fishing fleet, which experts say has been co-opted to serve as Beijing's militia and augment its constant coastguard presence in waters also claimed by Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines and Brunei.
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But there are few places left on Earth that aren't blanketed by cellphone and other wireless signals, which, perhaps, will one day be co-opted into a giant version of WiGate that keeps tabs on everyone in a given area.
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But the "shadow ban" narrative gives in to an incendiary message of conservative victimhood that distracts from the real issues of how these platforms have been co-opted by trolls and foreign actors to negatively impact our nation and democracy.
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Jim DeMint is launching a new group, called the Conservative Partnership Institute, that he envisions as a "support system" to ensure promising conservative lawmakers who are new to Washington stick to their principles and resist being "co-opted" by Republican leadership.
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Maduro, a former bus driver and union leader, has co-opted the army, putting Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino in charge of CLAP, a program distributing food and basic goods to the poor that critics say rewards loyalty to the government.
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Lest there was any question as to whether the meme has taken on a life of its own, consider that it's allegedly been co-opted by the alt-right, according to users on a Reddit thread and a Medium post.
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The W has been referred to as "a real blue collar train" by its conductors, but in 2010 its demise was co-opted by white twenty-somethings who seized the opportunity to turn its final journey into a booze-soaked party.
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It's more commonly known as the revenge-porn bill, which would make it illegal to transmit private images and messages, but Thiel has co-opted it for his own purposes, referring to it by a lesser-known nickname, the Gawker Bill.
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There is absolutely no way that we could mount a counter-offensive, get past the multiple co-opted computers that have attacked us, find the point of origin and hit—in whatever manner—the true bad guys who launched the attack.
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The report released on Thursday said Moscow had co-opted sympathetic politicians, strived to dominate energy markets and other economic sectors, and undermined anti-corruption measures in an attempt to gain sway over governments in Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Serbia, and Slovakia.
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CNN has previously reported that the IRA co-opted unsuspecting Americans to coordinate protests in the U.S., in one instance even paying a Florida man to build a cage to bring to an event advocating for the imprisonment of Hillary Clinton.
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Mark Potok, a senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center, said this dissipation was largely because the movement's message was co-opted by the Conservative Establishment, which began pushing increasingly extreme immigration measures toward the end of the last decade.
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The large-scale self-defense movement in Michoacán, which was one of the focuses of the Oscar-nominated documentary Cartel Land, eventually fell apart after it was co-opted by the government, but small auto-defensa groups continue to exist.
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Colette is still so extremely relevant as women's work is undervalued and shamelessly co-opted by the men who push women into ancillary roles while vampirically sucking away the emotional labor we have been socialized into thinking we need to offer.
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The only reason prequels feel new to you as a cultural phenomenon is because Lucas made a trilogy of them that co-opted the "prequel" name forever, even though they don't deserve to be considered definitive for any category of anything.
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The population sees them not only as incapable of tackling the country's chronic violence, but also as often being its cause — at best, complicit in routine infractions like demanding bribes at traffic stops, and at worst, co-opted by criminal gangs.
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Some of those viral genes, as illuminated by a French scientist named Thierry Heidmann and his colleagues, have even been co-opted to function in human physiology, such as creating an essential layer between the placenta and the fetus during pregnancy.
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The French center right, like traditional conservative parties in some other European countries, has increasingly co-opted rhetoric and policy from the far right, with former president and The Republicans leader Nicolas Sarkozy setting an anti-immigrant tone in the primaries.
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But the vast majority in Idlib are civilians, including nonviolent activists who could face arrest and torture if they remained in government areas and who often push back against hard-liners in the province they believe have co-opted the revolt.
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It also imprisoned some of the most outspoken activists, including Mohammed Fahad al-Qahtani, Abdullah al-Hamid, and Mohammed Saleh al-Bejadi, founding members of the Saudi Civil and Political Rights Association who had steadfastly refused to be co-opted.
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Instead, he insists his tunes, like "Blowin' in the Wind" and "Times They Are a Changin,'" were co-opted by civil rights and Vietnam War protesters and then imbued with meaning to make them the marquee songs of the movements.
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Baby Phat was also one of the first fashion brands to celebrate Black women's curves, which has more recently been co-opted by Fashion Nova/ Kardashian Instagram culture; it will be interesting to see if Baby Phat reclaims that space.
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At a moment when leftist millennials (and Gen Z-ers, for that matter) finally feel they have the chance to transform the political and economic systems they loathe, Buttigieg has co-opted their message while pursuing a more moderate, restorative agenda.
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"Pelosi started down this pathway without a clear exit ramp, and McConnell just took control of the car," said Conant, who added that the Senate Republican leader was in a position to control the process unless Democrats co-opted four Republicans.
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A spokesman for the ADL, Jake Hyman, said the Sparta helmet symbol has also been co-opted by some right-wing extremists, and symbols like the Crusader Cross have recently been used to deface mosques in the US, according to Graves.
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The death knell of the Patagonia vest, at least as a symbol of utopianism co-opted by the tech and venture capital world and transformed into shorthand for a certain kind of unbridled corporate power, was much predicted last summer.
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So now Johnson wants new elections — elections that he believes he will win because, having co-opted the hardline position on Brexit, he will secure a unified vote of Brexit supporters, while the skeptics will be divided across several parties.
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By the early 1900s, however, the cherry blossom had been co-opted by an increasingly ambitious and avaricious government, one that by the 1930s was embracing its own version of Manifest Destiny as a justification to colonize the Asian continent.
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Facebook's move is the latest in what has become a dramatic dance between Silicon Valley and Congress, as both sides try to figure out if Russian sources co-opted technology platforms to sway public opinion and spread misinformation during the election.
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Manny Yekutiel: Even with the whole like, you know, if Russia had tried to ... Because part of it was this feeling that the Russians co-opted our technology in order to make it so that Donald Trump would win, right?
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I think O.J.'s story is a tragedy, too, in terms of a guy who was so ambitious, who really enjoyed the fruits of the American dream that he rightfully earned, and was co-opted and destroyed at the same time.
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The European Union is not happy with the explanation provided by the US Government for why its domestic spy agencies co-opted Yahoo to scan all emails of users of its webmail service during a six month period in 2015, Reuters is reporting.
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And as might be expected, postings on sites like 28chan and 24chan that have largely been co-opted by those with far-right views, also saw plenty of discussion about the attacks, though the content was more surprising as well as disturbing.
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Whereas in an actual dictatorship angry mobs can feel comfortable in the assurance that they won't face punishment for doing their leaders' bidding, because the courts are more easily co-opted or cowed by an angry leader, in the US things are different.
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Fifteen years after the fact, it remains one of the strangest moments in baseball history, a moment so iconic that Johnson himself co-opted it for the logo of his post-baseball photography business: A bird, knocked head over teakettle, shedding feathers.
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What people are saying about Germany at least is that it was sort of old Fascists, like old Nazis in the 60s and 70s, and then this new generation came along and co-opted this British working-class aesthetic and reclaimed it.
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Pepe the Frog, the once-innocent meme that was co-opted by racists of the alt-right, is banned from the App Store because it's "considered objectionable content" under Apple's developer guidelines, according to an email posted by a developer on Reddit.
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While Huawei has long denied reports that its phones or, more importantly, its telecommunications gear have been co-opted by Chinese intelligence, U.S. national security personnel have been raising red flags about the matter for years (though without publicly releasing any hard evidence).
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"We are facing a criminal structure that had co-opted power ... with the ultimate goal of illegal enrichment," Attorney General Thelma Aldana said at a news conference, adding that the organization was led by Perez and his former vice president Roxana Baldetti.
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She adds: Here's a bold idea for 2018: rather than calling on Emanuel to help reheat the messaging and campaign strategies he co-opted from Republicans in the first place, they could try, I don't know, championing policies that Americans actually like.
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Last week, Sanders co-opted the wealth tax that's helped Warren electrify her crowds at campaign rallies with chants of "two cents!" highlighting how many cents on the dollar those with fortunes of $50 million and over would have to pay up.
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However, when the large-scale massacres began - one of which claimed as many as 200 lives - in October 2014, army commanders in the zone co-opted many of the networks of local militia in an effort to weaken their rivals, the report said.
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After Trump announced he will skip Thursday night's debate hosted by Fox News, Cruz not only launched the hashtag #DuckingDonald to mock the billionaire businessman, but he co-opted one of Trump's signature pieces of campaign merchandise to use in his favor.
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Barbara Comstock, a Republican, snapped pictures of Miranda with her personal phone; Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi co-opted a section of the song "The Room Where it Happened" from the musical for her speech honoring the star; and Georgia Rep.
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Thursday morning, Freedom Caucus member Justin Amash hit back by openly mocking Trump for becoming co-opted by the DC establishment; his colleague David Brat smiled through a CNN interview and had no regrets about working to derail an unpopular healthcare bill.
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Egypt's manipulation of its country's porn users is just one form of the growing trend of cryptojacking, where a computer's processing power gets co-opted by outside forces (read: hackers) who use the extra computing energy to mine cryptocurrency either purposely or surreptitiously.
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The missions, after all, are only a few miles south of the plaza where Texas Mexican women were blocked from selling carne con chile from open-air stands in the early 20th century, while the dish itself was co-opted into chili.
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The ruling coalition, the Common Front for Congo, built by Mr. Kabila, has far more firepower and has co-opted enough members of the opposition to hold sway over the election, said an American diplomat who spoke on condition of anonymity, citing protocol.
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It was radically co-opted at the beginning of the 1980s when Salvatore Riina, known as Totò, a ruthless mobster from the town of Corleone, muscled his way to the top of the Mafia and essentially ran the roost on his own.
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Even the way in which the very phrase "religious liberty" has been co-opted by a particular, religious-conservative definition of what that liberty should look like signifies the degree to which (white, usually evangelical) right-wing Christianity has infused our political landscape.
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Mr. Kurz co-opted much of the far-right's political agenda, but to the chagrin of its critics, he gave it a fresh and youthful face in an establishment party, which has now also brought the far-right into government with it.
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This year authorities feared the rally had been co-opted by extremist and hate groups, whose members have travelled across the country to participate after the Virginia state parliament flipped Democrat in the 2019 elections, with the promise of further gun regulations.
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So what if the concept of self-care — popularized by Audre Lorde, a black lesbian activist battling breast cancer — has been co-opted to sell us things we don't need, things which indirectly harm others and might actually harm us in the end?
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" In dissent, Judge Bernice Bouie Donald said the state "has co-opted physicians' examining tables, their probing instruments and their voices in order to espouse a political message, without regard to the health of the patient or the judgment of the physician.
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As we previously reported, the Anti-Defamation League and other watchdog groups have said the hand symbol has been co-opted by white supremacy organizations ... which is why people were shocked to see the cadets flash the sign so proudly on-air.
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Not only has it incidentally linked up some seriously random recent pop culture — from Kylie Jenner to Fyre Festival to the Super Bowl — it's also reminded us that not everything that goes viral online will be co-opted by a terrible marketing ploy.
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But for many different reasons — in part because the Democrats had co-opted their positions on tariffs and infrastructure spending — the Whig Party fell apart over the next decade, and an antislavery party with virtually no Southern members took its place: the Republicans.
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However, as I quickly learned, a passionate community of people throwing around money is like blood in the water to the shark-like scammers and opportunists who, in late 2014, co-opted the Dogecoin community and fleeced its members for millions of dollars.
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Consumers have put pressure on clothing brands to offer extended sizing, and a mantra of self-acceptance has begun to permeate the internet, even if it's still far from universal (not to mention that brands have co-opted the concept in order to sell products).
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So when an attacker injected a crypto mining script into Browsealoud's JavaScript library some 4,000 websites — a large number of them taxpayer funded and/or subsidized — were co-opted into illegal crypto mining… Uh, oopsie… The more I think about this the worse it becomes.
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When people talk about Russia being a "mafia state," this is sort of what they mean — if the mob ran wild in the post-Soviet 1990s, in Putin's era it has been co-opted, and some of its tactics absorbed and deployed by the state.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation has found that Erie, State Farm, Farmers, and other giant home and auto insurers around the country have co-opted law enforcement to intimidate and prosecute their own customers — tactics that can help companies boost their profits and avoid paying claims.
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Angelakis compared the situation to early research into nuclear energy, which rapidly got overtaken and co-opted by governments, with research classified and sharing of discoveries limited, though he was quick to point out that quantum technology does not have as devastating a military use.
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"We were skeptical about what government was able to accomplish when co-opted by free market liberalism," said Previn Warren, a member of the group who is also a close friend of Mr. Buttigieg and serves as a senior legal counsel to the campaign.
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In the run-up to the election, U.S. officials believe Russia secretly funneled money to opposition parties and either set up or co-opted friendly media outlets and "influencers" to undermine the pro-West party and highlight the risks of joining NATO, the official said.
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In an party originally thrown by Ramona Singer – and then oddly co-opted by Dorinda Medley – the ladies gathered together at New York City's Black Barn restaurant where Singer had attempted to reunite the feuding ladies at her holiday party a few episodes back.
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The new findings about the extent of misinformation on the site comes as Twitter prepares to brief House and Senate lawmakers on the extent to which Russian-backed agents may have co-opted social media in a bid to interfere with the U.S. election.
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We started by simply punching, shooting, or grabbing them as they flew by, but quickly moved on to more outlandish countermeasures — specialized bazooka-esque launchers, trained eagles, and even bigger drones, co-opted to work against their brethren and armed with cute little nets.
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The World-Ending Fire includes the 1998 essay "In Distrust of Movements," in which Berry claims that political movements are ineffective because they tend to focus myopically on single issues instead of on structures, and because their language is often co-opted by corporations.
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N.C. The post-Avicii kitchen-sink approach to big-tent dance music is one of that world's most perverse strengths — so long as the beats-per-minute are appropriate, almost anyone can be co-opted into the style, regardless of how apt they sound.
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Cobb's description, I imagine, was nothing more than a mistake (albeit one that could have been solved with a simple Google search), but it shows how easily the struggle of Native Americans at Standing Rock can be co-opted out to some fictitious, broad coalition.
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Part of the party's problem is that Ms. Merkel's conservatives have co-opted many of the center-left's ideas, from the introduction of the minimum wage to the establishment of same-sex marriage, and in doing so both embraced and suffocated the Social Democrats.
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As the movie tells it, McDonald's quite literally started as a small family business, but was co-opted by someone with big dreams, and turned into the equivalent of a big-box store that ends up putting the mom-and-pop shop out of business.
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Reagan's "Morning in America" re-election campaign co-opted John Ford's iconography of Manifest Destiny and in the process formalized the current strain of American exceptionalism — a belief system that ignores the degree to which racism and genocide enabled the European expansion across the continent.
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Defenders of teaching jihad as a love of homeland argue that it is a spiritual concept that has been erroneously co-opted by extremists and wrongly associated with terrorism, and that progressive Muslim groups have been using more peaceful interpretations of the concept for centuries.
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Knowing that as a woman, her appearance would be a talking point, Madonna co-opted this scrutiny as a weapon from the beginning of her career, forcing everyone to talk about what she looked like by evolving — it was a conversation she essentially started herself.
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This devastating investigation by Kendall Taggart found that Erie, State Farm, Farmers, and other giant home and auto insurers across America have co-opted law enforcement to intimidate and prosecute their own customers — tactics that can help companies boost their profits and avoid paying claims.
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"They sort of co-opted that term, unfortunately," Ramot said at an event hosted by Bloomberg and Cornell Tech on Tuesday evening, referring to the fact that most of Uber and Lyft&aposs rides are not shared between multiple passengers at once; they&aposre private.
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The BuzzFeed News report found that Erie Insurance, State Farm, Farmers, and other large home and auto insurers around the country co-opted law enforcement to intimidate and prosecute their own customers — tactics that can help companies boost their profits and avoid paying claims.
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Among its signifiers: big T-shirts, puka shells, candy-colored Fjällräven backpacks, wrists full of scrunchies, sticker-encrusted Hydro Flasks, Crocs, Carmex lip balm, metal straws (save the turtles!), and the catchphrases "sksksk" and "and I oop" (which were co-opted from black queer culture).
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In this first fight, Mr. Ryan's more orthodox right-leaning vision was co-opted only halfheartedly by Mr. Trump, who has few fixed political beliefs, in service of a bill the president never well understood, even as he laid on the superlatives in praising it.
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"The Last Girl: My Story of Captivity, and My Fight Against the Islamic State" contains open wounds and painful lessons, as the Yazidi activist Nadia Murad learns how her own story can become a weapon against her — co-opted for any number of political agendas.
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New Breed co-opted the idea, though not the literal form — New Breed's were fashioned from muted fabrics and featured a diamond kangaroo-style pocket in front — to help foster Black American identity through fashion at a crucial moment in the Civil Rights era.
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It's the lesson of the Serenity Prayer, written by the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr and later co-opted by Alcoholics Anonymous: God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The courage to change the things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference.
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At the same time, Trump has co-opted and amplified articles of conservative faith (that President Obama is a disaster, that America is weak) in ways that will make it extremely difficult for Republican leaders to disavow Trump without also disavowing the grievance and resentment, too.
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Bits from the show occasionally took on a life of their own, like when police officers saying "nice" to every instance of a female teacher sleeping with a male student (+16463) was co-opted as a response for every time the number 16453 shows up (+16443).
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A BuzzFeed News investigation has found that Erie Insurance, State Farm, Farmers, and other giant home and auto insurers around the country have co-opted law enforcement to intimidate and prosecute their own customers — tactics that can help companies boost their profits and avoid paying claims.
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During her time reporting in the Philippines, Ressa told TIME that one of the most daunting challenges she's witnessed has been the chilling effect the country's social media has had on Democracy, as Duterte's administration has co-opted platforms like Facebook to serve as propaganda arms.
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If you take climate change, which is a serious issue, it's been co-opted by pessimistic baby-boomers and turned into a dark nightmarish scenario, rather than saying that we need to restructure power and resources in a way that could make the world a better place.
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Unwitting fans who hadn't read the tea leaves of opaque app permissions took to social media to vent their anger at finding they'd been co-opted into an unofficial LaLiga piracy police force as the app repurposed their smartphone sensors to rat out their favorite local bars.
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In 2016, students at a high school in Michigan waved the 13-star flag during a football game, causing the head of the NAACP's local chapter at the time to say that the flag had been "co-opted by exclusionary movements," including groups advocating for racial supremacy.
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The GOP is supposed to hand over the keys to the kingdom to someone who has co-opted a century of limited government, good stewardship of the Constitution and pro-liberty principles for his own narcissistic need to bask in the manipulated adulation of the pitchfork crowd?
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It also sees the retention of takedowns helping law enforcement — meaning platforms and websites will continue to be co-opted into state law enforcement and intelligence regimes, getting further saddled with the burden and cost of having to safely store and protect all this sensitive data.
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In conversation with Motherboard, the journalists and academics who form the collective voiced their concerns over how easily a feminist hashtag can be co-opted by the "enemy"—basically, anyone with some degree of popularity or clout who doesn't stand for Ni Una Menos' gender-equal vision.
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Kirchner claimed that Mr. Macri's government had co-opted parts of the judiciary to sully her reputation in an effort to divert attention from market-oriented economic changes, like the recent easing of energy and transport subsidies, whose cost she said was being borne by Argentines.
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But the world we live in is far from ideal, so it makes perfect sense that the otherwise selfless system of product reviews has been co-opted by hucksters, frauds, and people who will lie to strangers in exchange for a $5 deposit into their PayPal account.
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Last summer, for example, the mob of demonstrators at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville chose the prep look of white polo shirts and khaki pants — a look that was chosen deliberately to represent polished normalcy, even though it co-opted a look created by Jews.
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The #HimToo hashtag, which was once used to support male victims of sexual assault, was co-opted by anti-MeTooers during the Kavanaugh hearings to frame men accused of rape as the real victims here, even though, you know, false rape allegations are actually insanely rare.
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I don't think that I would want to go, and I would encourage my teammates to think hard about lending that platform and having that co-opted by an administration that doesn't feel the same way and doesn't fight for the same things that we fight for.
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