Capturing this level of intimacy in a photograph combats that notion.
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When you're exercising, you have a physiological response that combats anxiety.
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What normally combats this is a simple word list of banned terms.
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"This safety measure combats accidents due to lack of sleep," Cawse explains.
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FinCEN is a unit of the U.S. Treasury which combats money laundering.
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This festivalgoer combats overcast skies with a fearless dose of print mixing.
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ICE combats transnational gangs, drug smuggling, human trafficking, child exploitation, and more.
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It was because of the daily combats and need to keep moving.
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He was detained under the UK's Communications Act, which combats malicious messaging online.
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A quick stroll also improves brain function and combats depression for many people.
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He also founded a nonprofit organization, Innocent Lives Foundation, that combats child predation.
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Her latest, "Cali God," combats everything you've ever thought about Los Angeles pop music.
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Weedmaps also combats the problem by requiring products to be verified on their platform.
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With BLKNWS, Joseph combats the racist and one-dimensional gaze of the news media.
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Reinterpretation hardly ever effectively combats the honorific message of the original memorials or markers.
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While this combats the collision problem, researchers also had to solve the air flow problem.
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Anonymity can also facilitate harassment, though, which Whisper combats with artificial intelligence and human moderators.
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This week Facebook held an event with journalists to discuss how it combats fake news.
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"Our intentions were to bring a system that combats exactly what you're describing," he said.
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Our country is safer when our foreign assistance contains global pandemics and combats violent extremism.
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I visited Seoul, South Korea, for the first time as the country combats the coronavirus outbreak.
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The DEA combats drug trafficking into the United States from offices nationwide and several international posts.
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Zambrano said the groups are seeking to "frighten the population" as the government combats drug trafficking.
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This combats the heat-trapping problem commonly found with memory foam while contouring to the body.
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Competition maximizes consumer choice, innovation and quality, and combats the concentration of economic and political power.
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And that has important implications for how America combats drug overdose in the years to come.
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It's called the Honey Potion Mask ($38), and it combats dry, dull skin with natural humectants.
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Take my Trazodone (only thing that combats my insomnia) and wind down watching ASMR Snapchat videos.
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Google declined to comment on the selling of injected links, or how it combats the practice.
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Every officer, for example, is trained in the administration of Narcan, an opiate antidote that combats overdoses.
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In real time, the show's central character combats the one person she's yet to confront this season.
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A firefighter combats a wildfire with a hose in Vale da Ponte, Pedrograo Grande, on June 20.
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For 15 minutes, you get the blue light, which has a directly combats the bacteria that causes acne.
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The Bionic StableGrip successfully combats all of the common complaints about golf gloves with extraordinary comfort and support.
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Justine Kurland's photography combats the modern female ideal and collects utopian fragments from a matriarchal Garden of Eden.
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Mira — or Major, as she is mostly called — leads an organization called Section 9, which combats terrorist activity.
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The broader team that combats these threats consists of more than 30,000 people around the globe, the company said.
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Working out with a guiding instructor — virtual or otherwise — also combats the fact that exercise can often be boring.
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"Clarice ... combats the villain with her emotionality, [her] intuition, her frailty and vulnerability," Foster said in a 1991 interview.
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Faust 3: The Turd Coming, or The Fart of the Deal combats Trump's logorrhea of vulgarities with its own.
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Hers is a legacy that puts an end to murder and combats the war on drugs, [amongst other things].
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Jet lag is also no picnic, she says, but combats it by keeping to whatever time zone she's in.
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Mastercard, for example, combats some 460,4003 intrusion attempts in a typical day, up 70 percent from a year ago.
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Products like AirPods and the Apple Watch are increasingly critical for Apple as the company combats slowing iPhone sales.
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It combats breakouts, fine lines, and wrinkles by increasing cell turnover and sloughing off dead skin cells in the process.
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My problem with the Catacombs fight, and several of the other group combats, was that they feel humorless and identical.
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The division combats potential tax fraud cases like Caterpillar's and others involving identity theft, cybercrime, money laundering, and drug trafficking.
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As for skin care, it aids with hyper-pigmentation, reduces the appearance of dark spots, and combats acnes and scarring.
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To combat it, Hughes says practicing humility, courage, and awe can help build the resilience that combats the polarized mind.
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Yorke's tenuous relationship with rest haunts ANIMA, a Carl Jung-inspired album that combats the fugue state of modern existence.
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The news agency said if damages are awarded to Meghan, they will be donated to a charity that combats bullying.
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One of the United Nations' earliest agencies, the W.H.O. combats disease and health emergencies like the Ebola and Zika outbreaks.
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"Obviously, he does a heck of a job understanding what they&aposre doing to him, how he combats it," Smith said.
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"Obviously he does a heck of a job understanding what they&aposre doing to him, how he combats it," Smith said.
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Oregon's system also combats potential fraud by centralizing ballot processing in the county clerk's office, rather than at various polling sites.
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But at least some legislators took the opportunity to ask important questions about how Facebook protects user data and combats misinformation.
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They're all up for best picture at the All Def Movie Awards, a show that combats Hollywood's chronic lack of diversity.
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That tracks with what the Amadeu Antonio Stiftung, a German foundation that combats far-right extremism, found in the shooter's manifesto.
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Notably, the docu-series combats the traditional immigration rhetoric perpetuated by Trump, and the immigration narratives that many are familiar with.
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George and Amal Clooney are responding to the violence at recent white supremacist rallies by helping an organization that combats hate groups.
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The BBC is a model for a trusted social networking platform that combats fake news and propaganda while serving the public interest.
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The Godzilla rhythm, augmented with some light drums, almost combats with the lyrically complex Monch, embodying an extreme version of rap tropes.
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None of this solves the Grizzlies' weakness on the wing, or directly combats Leonard's unrelenting dominance, but those are awfully big asks.
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It's a proud figure for the company, which combats the stereotype of a "desperate" woman as the one who initiates the conversation.
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Adaptive segmentation combats hackers once they've penetrated a data center or the cloud by limiting how well they can communicate with applications.
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Brad Riley is the founder and president of iEmpathize, a non-profit that combats crimes against children, with a focus on prevention.
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He later offered to make ventilators, which are in dire need as America combats the virus, but has since hedged that offer.
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That approach combats the spread of disinformation without harming civic engagement or limiting the ability of campaigns to connect directly with voters.
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Iraq's military has already shifted how it combats the group, moving away from major combat operations to what Votel calls "wide-area" operations.
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Next Caller's technology combats the spoofing menace in part by analyzing carrier-level metadata to determine whether a call is legitimate or not.
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Under such a strategy, a central bank combats bouts of too-low inflation by allowing inflation to run too high for a time.
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On a page dedicated to how it combats sexual misconduct, the organization advises parents who suspect sexual abuse to contact the authorities directly.
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HBC has embarked on a mission to boost flagging sales as the company combats market share erosion by e-commerce behemoths including Amazon.
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Apple will need all the help it can get — in court and in Congress — as it combats renewed calls for encryption back doors.
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So he brought his investigation to Freeland, a nonprofit group that combats wildlife and human trafficking from a large office in central Bangkok.
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Examining millions of YouTube recommendations over the course of a year, two researchers have determined that the platform in fact combats political radicalization.
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Hardly a gimmick, GoldFusion has a three-pronged impact in that it actively wicks away moisture, combats odor, and dramatically decreases drying time.
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The political threat from far-right extremists has never been weaker, says Vidhya Ramalingam, founder of Moonshot, an organisation that combats online violent extremism.
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Niacinamide brightens skin while adenosine — present in the maximum limit allowed in a formula — combats wrinkles and helps skin regenerate for a youthful appearance.
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Sympathy doesn't just make for more finely shaded characters — it combats the toxic real-world stigma that's come from reprehensible depictions of mental illness.
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He asked Pichai if he was aware that some employees spoke in a chat group about the "resist" movement, which combats President Trump's agenda.
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The 27-year-old was accompanied by Marai Larasi, the executive director of Imkaan, a U.K.-based organization that combats violence against minority women.
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The picture was posted to promote her third annual SlutWalk that supports female empowerment, combats gender inequality and puts an end to victim-blaming.
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As Clark County, Washington, combats an ongoing measles outbreak, Facebook announced Thursday that it's diminishing the reach of anti-vaccine information on its platform.
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Plus, all the proceeds will directly benefit the pop star's Born This Way Foundation, a nonprofit that combats bullying and raises mental health awareness.
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The TVPA outlines how the U.S. government combats human trafficking both at home and abroad—so determining what's working and what isn't is essential.
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For parents, there are no easy solutions, said Jenny Coleman, the director of Stop It Now, an organization that combats sexual exploitation of children.
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Described as "a super soft styling lotion," the product combats frizz, defines ringlets, and prevents the "ramen noodle" effect some products have on curls.
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Women and girls by the hundreds are taking free self-defense courses taught by the New Delhi police, as the country combats sexual assault.
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Time's Up, a movement that combats sexual assault, harassment and inequality in the workplace that was highlighted by #MeToo revelations, also has taken aim.
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At Merck, Dr. Vagelos led an effort by the company to provide for free a drug that combats the parasite that causes river blindness.
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What would it take to create a new, trusted social networking platform that combats hoaxes and propaganda while serving the public interest more generally?
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In contrast to the way it treats attacks on election infrastructure, the US government is far more opaque about how it combats foreign information operations.
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The FBI then partnered with a non-profit that combats child exploitation in Cambodia and the Cambodian National Police to locate Johnson in Phnom Penh.
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How one combats that, is able to put that genie back in the bottle, is going to be a big challenge for campaigns going forward.
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"The Guard combats the crime of people trafficking and protects the human rights of the population and of the migrants crossing the country," Ramirez said.
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And it is the violence-weary people of northern Pakistan that suffer as the military combats the extremist insurgency and counter the ideology its preaches.
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ET, the American Son actress opens up about the temptation she feels to post images of her three kids publicly — and how she combats it.
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"It's really that growing acceptance, which combats rejection, that's going to lead to reduced risk for negative mental health outcomes like suicide attempts," he says.
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Considering she already combats an image of aloof elitist, I can't imagine someone didn't let the artist know that this passage should probably be cut.
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It follows Antonio Valor, a public attorney in Big City who doubles as Brotherman, a realistic hero who combats delinquency in his crime-ridden city.
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Accor has been moving further into luxury hospitality and investing in businesses like concierge services as it combats pressure from home sharing services like Airbnb.
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Rick Scott (R) is accusing federal health officials of holding up money to fight Zika as the state combats its latest outbreak of the virus.
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It will also be the be the first to use Greek oregano, which has a much higher concentration of the essential oil which combats gas.
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Russia consistently combats the glorification of Nazism - made a crime in 2014 - the propaganda of Nazi ideas and attempts at racial hatred or discrimination, he said.
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Luiz Fernando Pezão, the state's governor, has more practical plans, including a scheme to divert oil royalties from an environmental programme to one that combats violence.
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A spokeswoman for FATF, a Paris-based inter-governmental organization that combats laundering and terrorist financing, said an Asia-Pacific body was responsible for reviewing Manila.
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Why it matters: The talent drain could have implications for national security as the U.S. combats threats ranging from North Korea to Russian hackers to ISIS.
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She has started working with the non-profit Children of the Night, which combats child prostitution, and speaking out against sexism, while promoting her clothing line.
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A spokeswoman for FATF, a Paris-based inter-governmental organisation that combats laundering and terrorist financing, said an Asia-Pacific body was responsible for reviewing Manila.
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Proceeds from the medal were donated to the the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a non-profit organization that combats bigotry and advocates for vulnerable populations.
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Next, drop in three or four pieces of snow fungus, a type of mushroom that, Lee says, combats dry skin and is good for your lungs.
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"VK is like Facebook with never having to say you're sorry," said Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, which combats anti-Semitism.
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Tolokonnikova ended with the importance of building alternative institutions, citing two of her own endeavors, Zona Prava, which combats prison abuse, and alternative media company MediaZona.
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Gary Peters (Mich.), ranking Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security Committee, is urging Vice President Pence to create a website that combats disinformation about the coronavirus.
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An App Combats Bullying, One Anonymous Compliment at a Time Brighten, a creation of Austin Kevitch, has one million users, many in high school and college.
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Argentina countered that its measures were in line with recommendations by the OECD and the Financial Action Task Force, which combats money laundering and terrorist financing.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which combats anti-Semitism and other forms of discrimination, saw a fiftyfold increase in online donations on the day after the election.
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A member of the IMF since 1992, Ukraine is long accustomed to its loan disbursements, which change in size depending on how effectively Ukraine combats corruption.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have pushed the Green New Deal, a sweeping legislative package that would mean wholesale changes to the way the federal government combats climate change.
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What's elided in the discourse that's supposedly defending Momoa and Jonas as dadbod-hot, or that celebrates Jonas as thicc, is actual body positivity that combats fatphobia.
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Dan Werner serves as senior supervising attorney for the Southern Poverty Law Center's Immigrant Justice Project, which combats workplace exploitation and other human rights abuses of immigrants.
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Roy, a fashion designer who combats human trafficking in her industry's supply chain, spoke to how both producers and consumers can take action against unjust labor practices.
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Rossman Benjamin is faculty at the University of California and the director of AMCHA Initiative, a non-profit that combats anti-Semitism at colleges and universities nationwide.
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They were all taken to the Sicilian port of Augusta, where they were questioned on Friday evening by the Italian police unit Interforce, which combats illegal immigration.
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First responders in New Haven initially suspected that the drugs were laced with some form of opioid and used Narcan, which combats opioid overdoses, on the patients.
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Rashid combats Islamophobia Rashid is running for Virginia's District 1 seat in Congress as a Democrat, a public position that's opened him up to heaps of Islamophobia.
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First responders in New Haven initially suspected the drugs were laced with some form of opioid, so they used Narcan, which combats opioid overdoses, on the patients.
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In this video posted on Youtube by user DUB TV, a rabbit combats an attack from an aggressive falcon in a dramatic fight of life and death.
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Facebook's move to test a news subscription product may be an effort to appease publishers as it combats this and other issues, including regulatory and antitrust scrutiny.
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The suit against his accuser and her lawyers underscored his aggressive and multifaceted legal strategy as he combats the many civil cases and the criminal case against him.
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She is on the board of the Kering Foundation, which combats violence against women, and Chime for Change, a campaign led by Gucci to promote women's rights worldwide.
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Made up of a mix of essential vitamins, herbs, phytonutrients and adaptogens, the supplement regime combats things like hot flashes, mood swings and stress-related fatigue, Goop says.
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Celebrity makeup artist Mai Quynh told Teen Vogue that a hydrating formula, like a tinted moisturizer, is ideal for winter whereas a powder formula combats summer-induced sweat.
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But this serum not only combats aging skin and fine lines but also helps to reduce sagging, firms and lifts, and helps to get rid of dark circles.
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Trump, the son of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, spoke to NBC News after the Anti-Defamation League, which combats anti-Semitism, asked him to retract his statement.
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In an amazing interview for Allure, the 28-year-old explains how she combats racist stereotypes in movies and television shows while bringing more color to everyone's screens.
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He is founder and president of Not For Sale, a nonprofit that combats human trafficking, and founder and managing director of Just Business, a social-impact investment firm.
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Last year Saudi Arabia was persuaded to drop its support for Pakistan in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an intergovernmental body that combats money-laundering and terrorist financing.
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Brad Galloway is a former white nationalist who left the movement, which he now combats from the outside through his work with the Organization for the Prevention of Violence.
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Not only does "Getting Bi" let Darryl celebrate his attraction to multiple genders, but it pointedly combats all the negative stereotypes around bisexuality that make coming out so hard.
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" Amnesty also calls into doubt the claim that the Nordic model effectively combats trafficking, calling the Norwegian government's evidence to this effect "fundamentally weak and undermined by alternative evidence.
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"We believe all companies should be compliant with any federal law that combats and prevents any form of discrimination," said Gabrielle Brown, spokeswoman for the caucus, in a statement.
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As well as cutting reoffending rates, and consequently contributing to the safety of communities, much of its work benefits the environment - keeping watercourses clear combats flood risks, for example.
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Closed-cell foam insulation in the shingled walls combats the humidity that creates a moldy smell in many beach houses, and the doors and windows are passive-house certified.
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People will believe what they want to believe, and there's no simple way to construct a platform policy that combats the core issues of media illiteracy and filter bubbles.
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He does an excellent job of putting together intense but clear combats that look bruising and intimidating and don't have to be cut up into a blur of fast cuts.
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Through speaking with female artists across all mediums and studying the historical progression of concepts of feminism, I learned how to create affecting art that raises awareness and combats loneliness.
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Dark Justice—self-employed labourers who give their names as Scott and Callum—set up their first sting after hearing about budget cuts to the police unit that combats grooming.
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Sabra's Plants with a Purpose initiative is a program launched in 2016 that combats food deserts — or areas/neighborhoods that lack access to fresh, healthy, and affordable fruits and vegetables.
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The FATF, an international body that combats money laundering and terrorist financing, has warned Pakistan it faces inclusion on a watch list for failing to crack down on financing terrorism.
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According to the Sikh Coalition, a US civil rights organization that tracks and combats bigotry, Sikh Americans have witnessed a steady increase in cases of profiling, backlash and hate crimes.
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Ms. Benson, 30, is a program associate working on public relations at the Antiquities Coalition in Washington, a nonprofit organization that combats the illicit trade of ancient art and antiquities.
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Ms. Benson, 153, is a program associate working on public relations at the Antiquities Coalition in Washington, a nonprofit organization that combats the illicit trade of ancient art and antiquities.
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But it is likely, he says, that it combats many of the common risk factors for early death, including high blood pressure and extra body fat, especially around the middle.
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Russian hackers stole "highly classified" NSA files laying out how the agency combats cyberattacks and spies on other countries' networks, according to a new report in The Wall Street Journal.
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Queer Feelings combats this visibility problem with nude portraits centering out queer and trans people with marginalized identities, taking extra care to include a variety of body types, shapes, and races.
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It's also packed with Vitamins A and E, making it a natural retinoid that combats free-radical damage, aids in cell turnover and strengthens the structural integrity of skin and hair.
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HBC, the owner of the Saks Fifth Avenue luxury retailer, has embarked on a mission to boost flagging sales as it combats market share erosion by e-commerce companies including Amazon.com.
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Another agent told INSIDER that Trump's actions make the FBI's job harder as it combats homegrown extremism, particularly after its latest finding that conspiracy theories pose a new domestic-terrorism threat.
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Pair this with the included Pet Stain & Odor + Antibacterial Carpet Formula, and this cleaner combats not only the stains and pet hair that your pets leave behind but also the odors.
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In August, the federal agency that combats workplace discrimination, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, reached a $10 million settlement with Ford for sexual and racial harassment at the two Chicago plants.
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On Amazon, there are hundreds of different types of winter boots from combats for chilly days to fleece-lined and lug-soled that will have you ready for snow and beyond.
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The president did so on Monday morning, as he combats a narrative of chaos that has re-emerged with the release of veteran journalist Bob Woodward's book about his White House.
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Trump is also trying to boost fossil fuel production and reverse virtually every federal program that supports renewable energy, combats climate change, or merely contributes to our knowledge on those topics.
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Mr. Zarif also backs Iran's state organs joining the Financial Action Task Force, an intergovernmental organization that combats money laundering and the funding of terrorism by imposing a measure of transparency.
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NAIROBI, June 10 (Reuters) - Kenya Airways plans to double its fleet over the next five years, its chairman said on Monday, as the loss-making carrier combats regional rivals like Ethiopian.
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We need to create a powerful marketing movement that combats our current stereotyping of women and focuses on early education and messages that appeal to girls' sensibilities when it comes to technology.
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Dressed down in camo combats, a black bomber jacket and sunglasses, Mabel puts out a hand to greet me, before realizing that we've met before and pulling me in for a hug.
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Another FBI agent told INSIDER that Trump's actions make the FBI's job harder as it combats homegrown extremism, particularly after its latest finding that conspiracy theories pose a new domestic-terrorism threat.
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The Middle East bill otherwise has bipartisan support, although it includes a provision some Democrats oppose that combats the movement to boycott Israel over its policies towards the Palestinians and other issues.
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What else you should know: Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory that combats prostaglandins, the chemicals associated with pain such as menstrual cramps, joint pain and headaches that are released in the body.
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Emmanuel Daoud, a lawyer for Ecpat, an organization that combats the sexual exploitation of children, said in a phone interview that he was not surprised that criminal charges would not be brought.
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Although the legislation ostensibly combats involuntary human trafficking, activists have widely condemned it for endangering the lives of sex workers by making it difficult for them to organize and protect one another.
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The Coupon Information Corporation (CIC), a group that combats this type of fraud, conducted its own investigation into Wattigney, purchasing 408 counterfeit items from him on Silk Road 2.0 back in April 2014.
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For example, Bayer's application for active ingredient fluopyram, a fungicide that combats soy rust and white mold, is still pending approval after nine years despite being okayed in the United States and Europe.
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Arturo Sarukhan, a former Mexican ambassador to the United States, says that his country needs both an equivalent of the Anti-Defamation League, which combats anti-Semitism, and AIPAC, America's pro-Israel lobby.
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It asks for damages to be determined at trial, but a statement from her attorneys said any money she is awarded will be donated to a charity that combats sexual harassment and discrimination.
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Heroin and prescription drugs are devastating our families and communities, and I remain committed to ensuring that we deliver a bill to the president's desk that combats this epidemic in a comprehensive way.
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Razzaz said the law promotes social justice by targeting the wealthy and combats long-time corporate tax evaders, but opposition deputies argue it will hurt the already stagnant economy and diminish middle-class incomes.
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It fiercely combats the disclosure of records under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), meticulously applying exemptions to internal documents and redacting them under the broadest and most unreasonable interpretation of the law possible.
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The government hopes to push through the new legislation within two months despite opposition from many deputies, saying the law promotes social justice by targeting high earners and combats long-time corporate tax evaders.
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It wasn't a particularly well-thought-out own, but I thought Andreessen's claim that capitalism somehow combats war and religion (it doesn't) was so patently absurd, I didn't need to get into the particulars.
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Machine learning combats a problem called "multiple comparison problem," wherein researchers essentially go fishing for a statistically significant result in their data (with enough brain scans, some region is bound to "light up" somewhere).
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Lumber Liquidators combats 'confusion' about toxic laminate Company pays millions to settle past claims The report was released on the same day the California Air Resources Board announced a settlement with Lumber Liquidators Inc.
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On a personal level, Boyes says she combats her perfectionism with a rule that allows her to do the jobs that yield the highest result and income first before taking on other minor assignments.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Congo will not permit the use of further experimental vaccines as it combats an Ebola outbreak because doing so risked "confusing the population," the government said on Friday.
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Trump has been on cholesterol medicine throughout his tenure in the White House, with Conley increasing his dosage of a drug that combats cardiovascular disease earlier this year to drop those high cholesterol numbers.
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" These days she combats heat styling (the normal kind, not the singe-it-all-off kind) with a kitchen staple: "I like to use a lot of coconut oil, and let it just sit overnight.
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Alternatively, with a monthly price of $30, Shadow's streaming service is on the higher side of things, though it combats that price by offering high-res gameplay at 1080p at 144Hz, or 4K at 60Hz.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Spain is set to take over Britain's command of an EU maritime mission that combats Somali pirates next year as Madrid seeks a bigger military role after Brexit, EU diplomats and officials said.
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Lennar said on Monday it would buy smaller rival CalAtlantic for about $249 billion, creating the largest homebuilder in the United States as the sector combats higher land acquisition costs and a tighter labor market.
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Imamoglu said spending resources on the canal while Turkey combats the coronavirus outbreak was "mind boggling", adding that 50,000 families had applied to the Istanbul municipality for support due to the economic impact of pandemic.
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The King of Jingaling's big list combats this problem by pulling in versions you've never heard of the songs you love, with a wide variety of artists and musical styles to keep the party going.
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Available at Soko Glam, $88 [Take 15% off with the promo code "SGBOKB18" while supplies last] This intensive spot treatment combats wrinkles and fades acne scars and pigmentation, and a little bit goes a long way.
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Two of our writers took a look at what's wrong with the worst of John Wick: Chapter 2's combats, what works well in the best ones, and where the franchise might successfully go from here.
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U.N. investigators at Guterres' behest recently reopened an investigation against a top official at UNAIDS, the U.N. agency that combats HIV/AIDS, who was earlier cleared of accusations of sexual harassment and assault, and subsequently retired.
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The singer and Younger star, 30, opened up to InStyle recently about all things motherhood, including her daughter on the way and how she combats negative comments about her relationship with her son Luca Cruz, 6.
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In "Black Soil, Green Grass," directed by Daniel Patrick Carbone from a dream by Lauren Wolkstein, a man combats the sound of robotic sheep-counting emanating from a tower with recordings of his grandmother's folk singing.
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As part of the changes, the administration slashed $400,000 in federal funding for one Chicago-based group that combats white extremism with programs to help people leaving including neo-Nazi organizations and the Ku Klux Klan.
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Molekule purifiers use PECO technology that filters viruses and other small particles that aren't caught by traditional HEPA filters common in most purifiers, and actively combats mold and bacteria buildup in the device itself, Rao said.
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There's no way to know if Southeast Asia is the most problematic region because there's no global data on the matter available, explained Claire Wardle, the founder of First Draft News, a nonprofit that combats misinformation.
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Vusumuzi Sibanda is chairperson of the African Diaspora Forum, an organization that combats xenophobia by acting as a watchdog whenever public figures make anti-immigrant statements and by fostering dialogue between South Africans and other African nationals.
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The project is a "major turning point for CCS (carbon capture storage) in Australia by securing jobs, sustaining communities, and paving the way for a global hydrogen economy that combats climate change," the Global CCS Institute said.
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The Supr Daily service is designed to bring formality and order to India's chaotic system of morning milk deliveries, while it also combats quality issues around milk, as we wrote when we covered the company in February.
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"Social media companies have created, allowed and enabled extremists to move their message from the margins to the mainstream," said Jonathan A. Greenblatt, chief executive of the Anti-Defamation League, a nongovernmental organization that combats hate speech.
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These researchers serve as an informal internet police force that combats malicious attempts to use false information to sway public opinion, sow political discord and foment distrust in traditional institutions like the news media and the government.
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France said in November that Facebook would allow French regulators to "embed" inside the company to examine how it combats online hate speech, the first time the wary tech giant has opened its doors in such a way.
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If you've been seeing the hashtag #40tononeday on your Twitter feed today, that's because the True Colors Fund — an organization that combats LGBTQ youth homelessness — has designated April 26 as a day to spread awareness of this issue.
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"This was novel in the sense that it negates and combats all the misperceived notions that drug-checking encourages drug use," says Missi Wooldridge, study author and founder of Healthy Nightlife LLC, a consulting service for event producers.
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The Senate voted 96-0 to hold Backpage in civil contempt after it did not comply with a subpoena to hand over documents explaining how it combats sex trafficking in ads on the adult section of its website.
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The excellent British series The Fall combats this trend by exposing the utter degeneracy of its killer's worldview, then contrasting it against the razor-sharp moral compass of its detective hero, Stella Gibson (the always terrific Gillian Anderson).
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Jordi Casamitjana had accused his employer, the League Against Cruel Sports — a group that combats the use of animals in sports including fox hunting and animal fighting — of improperly firing him, according to documents posted by his attorney.
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And his determination to reexamine the way America combats terrorism around the globe can be justified by the fact that Washington has been at war for a decade-and-a-half and jihadism still rages and poses a threat.
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When we're in a world that combats our greatness, we have to know where to pull from to say, 'I know that so-and-so did that under those circumstances, what would stop me from doing this under mine?
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Disneyland, a place ripe for the dumping of litter on the ground by its tens of thousands of daily visitors, combats the problem with employees who are constantly sweeping, all the while clad in bright, sterile white janitorial attire.
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A judge on Monday granted Robert Kraft's motion to suppress video evidence, delivering the New England Patriots owner a huge victory — and potential derailing the prosecution's case — as he combats charges of soliciting a prostitute at a Jupiter, Fla.
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However, given that earlier this year the Senate voted 96-0 to hold Backpage in civil contempt, after failing to comply with a subpoena for documents explaining how it combats sex trafficking, these laws may be poised to change.
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According to Alcohol Focus Scotland, a charity that combats the harmful effects of alcohol, 1 in 4 Scots drink at "hazardous or harmful" levels, and Scots buy 20 percent more alcohol on average than their English or Welsh counterparts.
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With existing infrastructure today accounting for about 20203 percent of heat-trapping emissions around the world, what is built and how will determine how effectively the world combats climate change, experts told a conference on sustainable infrastructure in Barcelona.
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That said, it's getting ever more difficult to see how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic -- and how President Donald Trump is viewed as he combats it -- won't be a major pivot point in his chances of winning a second term.
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The European Union's External Action Service, which researches and combats disinformation online, said in an internal report that since January 22 it had recorded nearly 80 cases of disinformation about the Covid-19 outbreak linked to pro-Kremlin media.
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Google said it will complete renovations of the building by next spring and then turn the space over to Betterplace, a nonprofit that enables online charitable fund-raising, and Karuna, a nonprofit that combats child homelessness and drug abuse.
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Congressional investigators are trying to determine whether Trump offered Zelenskiy a "quid pro quo," exchanging or withholding nearly $400 million in U.S. security assistance as Ukraine combats Russian aggression, according to whether Ukraine helped damage a Trump political rival.
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The Senate voted 96-0 earlier this year to hold Backpage in civil contempt after it did not comply with a subpoena to hand over documents explaining how it combats sex trafficking in ads on the adult section of its website.
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The "tired man travels cross-country with an endangered child" plot mimics both Children Of Men (with all the despair, though without the bravura no-cut combats) and Midnight Special (with all the spooky-kid action, though without the Spielbergian wonder).
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HOPE NOT HATE, a charity that combats extremism, published a report on November 2500th purportedly revealing a mass outbreak of online hate-speech after the murder of Jo Cox, a Labour MP, a week before the Brexit referendum in June.
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This month a letter circulating on social media showed the head of the Financial Intelligence Authority, a government agency that tracks and combats money laundering, writing to a commercial bank requesting financial records of 13 pro-democracy NGOs including FHRI.
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Terrorism Trump will also seek to rethink how the US combats terrorists, tossing aside the attempts by Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama to bring Muslim-Americans and other Muslim countries into the fold, rather than risk alienating them.
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Why it matters: This is a major step for Twitter as it combats political propaganda on its platform and tries to get rid of bot accounts that help to "artificially inflate" the reach of a hashtag or topic through "inorganic" means.
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Monserrat Andujar, a flight attendant for a domestic US airline, said the dry air in planes can sometimes leave her lips feeling chapped, so the best way she combats this is with a shea-butter-infused lip balm from C.O. Bigelow.
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Expanding on the work she began with the Coalition to End Sheriff Violence, Khan-Cullors founded Dignity and Power Now, an umbrella organization that combats state violence and the prison-industrial complex using art, research, resilience practices, and leadership training.
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An aide to Gillibrand told CNN that she plans to give all the money she's ever received from Franken's PAC -- which they say totals $12,500 -- to the group Protect our Defenders, which combats rape and sexual assault in the military.
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By the end of his recordings, Wojnarowicz has talked himself into a loop and anchored himself in a tendentious tug-of-war between the pre-invented world he so vehemently combats and the language he hopes will free him from it.
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In fact, the movie's fantastical take on the idea that "what's on the inside is more important than what's on the outside" indirectly combats the fatal flaws that are so central to many of the Disney films that predate it.
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Young women's desire for a feminism inclusive of African-American and working-class women is part of a larger shift toward a movement that combats discrimination against the disabled, white supremacy, Islamophobia and other systems of oppression that disproportionately harm women.
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Last week, the governor — whose term ends this January — announced that he's accepted a position as the executive chairman of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a nonprofit that combats the risks of nuclear war and other threats to the world.
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Democrats in the House, led by some in the liberal wing of the party, have pushed for the passage of the Green New Deal, a sweeping legislative package that would mean wholesale changes to the way the federal government combats climate change.
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Democrats in the House, led by some in the liberal wing of the party, have pushed for the passage of Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal, a sweeping legislative package that would mean wholesale changes to the way the federal government combats climate change.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate advanced legislation reaffirming support for allies in the Middle East on Monday, including fresh sanctions on Syria and a measure that combats the Boycott, Divest and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel over its policies toward the Palestinians.
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Under Janbon, who has been with BNP Paribas since 1988 and became head of the asset management business in late 2015, BNP plans to prune its structure and product range and build scale as the industry combats rising costs and increasing competition.
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A real estate mogul turned reality television star before winning the White House race in a major upset, Trump relishes the spotlight and combats his political enemies -- including the news media -- through bouts of insulting tweets shared with his millions of Twitter followers.
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Despite this, the organizations Twitter has tapped for its Council are extremely admirable, including LGBT advocacy group GLAAD, the Anti-Defamation League, which fights anti-semitism worldwide, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, and the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, which combats revenge porn.
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In an unusual move, Bush first listed some things he liked about Trump -- the fact that he embraces his financial success and combats political correctness -- but still pilloried the candidate for what he describes as "disparaging" Hispanics, Muslims, women, and people with disabilities.
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On the federal level, courses of action include copyright infringement and computer fraud and abuse claims, according to Without My Consent, a nonprofit organization that combats online invasions of privacy and breaks down the legal remedies that are possible in all 50 states.
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Since the company spun off from Time Warner in 2014, it has brought on a new leadership team that has implemented an aggressive strategy to transform the print magazine publisher into a digital media company as it combats declining print advertising and circulation.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia unveiled a A$2.40 billion (£1.21 billion) health package on Wednesday that proposes to set up fever clinics and offer cost-free facilities for people to consult doctors over video calls, as it combats the spread of the coronavirus.
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Bay Area residents have been ordered to shelter in place for the next three weeks and not leave their homes except for "only the most essential needs" as the region combats the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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Every major organization that works in developing countries combats corruption, bribery, and general misuse of funds; it's important to take strict measures to combat theft, of course, but the existence of some level of theft doesn't render the aid pointless or ill-advised.
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At the time, the sellers told Hold Security employees that they had been given access to a live Yahoo database through what they claimed was an intermediary at "Department K," a part of the Russian Interior Ministry that combats high-tech crimes.
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Apart from a brief profile in Men's Health, Frey hasn't garnered significant attention from national media — making Trump's Twitter drive-by all the more confounding, especially as the White House combats a rapidly expanding impeachment inquiry and fallout over its Syria foreign policy.
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He also is a supporter of the Safe Schools Improvement Act, which combats bullying and discrimination for LGBTQ individuals in school districts across the US. On education: Ryan introduced a bill to get more salad bars in schools as a way of improving overall health.
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"We fear that after this law comes to action, the whole debate is over for the politicians, and we are just right at the beginning," says Johannes Baldauf of the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, a Berlin-based NGO that tracks and combats hate speech and extremism.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Among our favorites: a retinol cream from RoC that combats wrinkles and an illuminating Jergens body lotion (it's $11.99) that gives skin a subtle glow.
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An Amber series could potentially have the high-fantasy formality of MTV's The Shannara Chronicles, the practical real-world grime of Fox's Lucifer, and the bratty character dynamics of Syfy's The Magicians, while building up to huge battles like the Game Of Thrones combats.
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GENEVA — The director of the United Nations agency that combats AIDS said Thursday he will step down next year, an announcement that came days after a panel of experts issued a damning review of a leadership style it said had enabled harassment and bullying.
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SYDNEY, March 11 (Reuters) - Australia unveiled a A$2.40 billion ($1.56 billion) health package on Wednesday that proposes to set up fever clinics and offer cost-free facilities for people to consult doctors over video calls, as it combats the spread of the coronavirus.
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The results were decidedly mixed, and underscore the long-term problem confronting the Pentagon and its allies as it combats the Islamic State and Al Qaeda in a growing number of hot spots around the world beyond Iraq and Syria, including Yemen and Libya.
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The graphic video circulating on social media caused an outcry and condemnation by groups including Amnesty International, and again raised concerns about alleged military abuses as Cameroon combats Boko Haram extremists in the north along the Nigerian border and Anglophone separatists in parts of the west.
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Here's a rule of thumb: The higher the CBD, the less of a high you'll get from the THC, both because there's less of it and CBD generally combats THC's psychoactive effects, depending on the amount of THC you've consumed, according to cannabis researchers and producers.
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A survey of H.I.V.-positive people in China conducted last month found that nearly one-third were at risk of running out of their antiretroviral treatment in the coming days because of lockdowns and restrictions on movement, according to a United Nations agency that combats AIDS.
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Set in a cyberpunk city called the Ark, the last remaining human settlement in a post-apocalyptic world, the game casts you as a recent recruit to Neuron, a special police task force which investigates and combats "chimeras," extradimensional, biomechanical creatures which periodically terrorize the city.
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"He combats the general picture that people may have when they think of this disease, that it always results in severe loss of function and inability to do things in life that people want to do," Cohen, who has not treated Bickell, said in a telephone interview.
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The agency made these projections based on current economic trends and policies that regulate the energy industry in the US. If nothing changes in the way the country combats carbon emissions, 30 years from now we will essentially be in the same place we are right now.
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In an interview that will air on CBS' Sunday Morning this weekend, Winfrey sat down with Reese Witherspoon, America Ferrera, Shonda Rhimes, Natalie Portman, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Hollywood lawyer Nina Shaw to discuss the Time's Up movement, which combats sexual harassment and discrimination.
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They're also soaked with high concentrations of skin-care ingredients: Bright Shot is packed with glutathione, a free radical-fighting antioxidant that combats hyper-pigmentation; Moist Shot contains moisture-trapping hyaluronic acid; and Lift Shot is loaded with hydrolyzed collagen, teeny amino acids that help plump up skin.
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On Saturday, King Abdullah urged his government "to lead a comprehensive, rational, national dialogue to reach a consensus on the draft income tax law that does not fatigue the public, combats evasion and improves efficiency of tax collection," according to a statement issued by the Royal Hashemite Court.
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This includes creating "an adaptable, sustainable, and secure technology marketplace," encouraging innovation that will morph how the government combats these attacks as the threats evolve, building up coalitions across the "security, infrastructure, and operational technology communities" in the U.S. and abroad, and boosting awareness and education about the threats.
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With the Cole memo in place, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network or FinCEN, the agency that combats money laundering, created rigorous reporting standards that require banks to report on financial transactions they think are cannabis-related and to assess whether that transaction complies with state law or is suspicious.
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The performance artist Ebony Golden will work with the Office to Combat Domestic Violence; the sculptor Onyedika Chuke, with inmates on Rikers Island; the architect Rachel Barnard, with people under probation; and visual artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, with the NYC Commission on Human Rights to create art that combats discrimination.
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A congressional committee investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election has stepped up its probe over the past month, requesting that an agency that combats financial crime turn over confidential banking information on nearly 40 individuals and businesses, including at least nine who are American, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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Pictured above (from left to right): Matt Wolff, Glenn Chisholm, Ben Johnson Obsidian Security combats cyberthreats across hybrid-cloud environments like G-Suite, Office 365, Salesforce, Dropbox and Slack by using a first identity graph that monitors activity and automatically extracts accounts, privileges and configurations from applications and cloud environments.
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The sudden awakening to the price of protecting users has hit other tech companies like Airbnb, which the Wall Street Journal reports fells from from a $200 million in yearly profit in late 2018 to a loss of $332 million a year later as it combats theft, vandalism, and discrimination.
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Later came Artful Dodger's still-perfect "Moving Too Fast," Zed Bias' jagged "Neighbourhood," and "Flowers" by Sweet Female Attitude, the song that made every girl in my school forget about the imminent break-up of the Spice Girls, and ditch their crop tops and combats for fake Versace and ice-white jeans.
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Analysts say the list of conditions could include all kinds of things, including a demand that Egypt stop enforcing the new NGO law it passed, or ease up its repression of journalists, or curb its military's human rights abuses as it combats a terrorist insurgency in the Sinai Peninsula, among other things.
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These include (22019) creating "an adaptable, sustainable, and secure technology marketplace;" (2) encouraging innovation that will morph how the government combats these attacks as the threats evolve; (3) building up coalitions across the "security, infrastructure, and operational technology communities" in the U.S. and abroad, and (4) boosting awareness and education about the threats.
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Deborah Lehr, the chairwoman of the Antiquities Coalition, a Washington group that combats cultural racketeering and helped Yemen assemble and publish the English-language version of its report, said her group had been in contact with foreign archaeologists on the ground in Yemen who reported evidence of looting by the Houthi faction.
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In his place, several of the Vermont senator's black surrogates — including Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba and actor Danny Glover — stumped for him over the weekend, leaning in to his record of voting against the 1994 Crime Bill and his "Thurgood Marshall plan" for public education, which combats racial discrimination in schools.
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Ghostface's 11-minute-plus video featured clips of "Batman" episodes, CNBC graphics about Shkreli's controversial drug price hike, a Hillary Clinton speech, a picture of Shkreli made to look like Pee Wee Herman — and a promo for Ghostface's own marijuana-derived "Wugoo CBD OIL," which supposedly combats tumors and cancer cells, according to the clip.
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"This national campaign isn't just about showing that progressive values can win in other parts of the country -- but that an unapologetically progressive platform that combats the influence of corporate money in our political system is the key to winning in these swing districts," Ocasio-Cortez said in a press release before last week's rally.
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According to Time's Up, the Hollywood-led group that combats sexual harassment, actors have arrived on the day of the shoot and been pressured to show more of their bodies than they agreed to, or later discovered that members of the crew had taken videos of them on their smartphones and posted them online.
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In addition to limiting fake news' visibility, Facebook combats fake news by showing the fact checker's article in a Related Articles widget right below the fake story in the News Feed; and it alerts people and Page admins if they're trying to share a story or have shared a story that's been determined to be false.
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The verdict comes just days before the Financial Action Task Force, an international group that combats money laundering, is scheduled to decide whether to keep Pakistan on its "gray list" of countries that should do more to fight terrorism funding and money laundering, or move it to its "black list" of uncooperative nations, which could mean international sanctions.
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The camp I belonged to consisted of French and Latin American lads, with a Liberian and an Egyptian added to the mix, while our opponents came primarily from Scandinavia and England, vaguely replicating a divide between North and South that would be the source of so many toxic combats across the globe in the coming decades.
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"A labor secretary is supposed to protect everyday people — Alex AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaThree more Epstein accusers sue estate Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE proposed an 85033% cut to his department's bureau that combats human trafficking, and gave a sweetheart deal to a known predator," she added.
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During the Series A she was flying between Florida, where she was living, and California, and she was pregnant during the Series B.Molekule purifiers use PECO technology that filters viruses and other small particles that aren't caught by traditional HEPA filters common in most purifiers, and actively combats mold and bacteria buildup in the device itself, Rao said.
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We are advancing legislation to invest in our rundown roads, bridges and transit systems; modernize our ports and airports; reconstruct our aging public housing; bring broadband internet to every corner of the country; and build the sustainable, resilient energy infrastructure of the future in a way that creates good-paying jobs and combats the climate crisis.
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It was not the first time the company had settled such claims, we would later find out: In the 1990s, a string of lawsuits and an investigation by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency that combats workplace discrimination, resulted in a $22 million settlement and a commitment by Ford to crack down on the problem.
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The measure, drafted by freshman Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Senator Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, is intended to answer the demand, by the party's restive base, for a grand strategy that combats climate change, creates jobs and offers an affirmative response to the challenge to core party values posed by President Trump.
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In the wake of criticism over news that Mark Wahlberg made $1.5 million for extensive reshoots on All the Money in the World while his costar Michelle Williams received only a per diem of $80 a day, the 46-year-old actor has decided to donate $1.5 million to the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, which combats harassment and pay inequities in Hollywood.
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My People First education plan is both comprehensive and transformative, and aggressively combats historic disparities and inequities: nationwide pre-K, modernization of school infrastructure, tuition-free public college, student debt reform, $3 billion to support historically black colleges and universities and minority-serving institutions, smaller class sizes, higher teacher pay and tax credits, and incentives to teach in marginalized communities.
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When I decide to use a chemical exfoliant (which is not very often because when you have inflamed skin, acids are not your friend), it will be either Biologique Recherche P50 V 1970 ($101; lasts 6 months) or my Finacea prescription (covered by insurance; lasts 4 months), which is an azealic acid that combats acne but is gentle enough for sensitive skin and decreases redness.
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By meticulously tracing a path from the fateful deals white abolitionists cut with the Confederacy during Reconstruction right up to the contemporary efforts to roll back voter protections as a response to Obama's ascendancy, Anderson paints a dire picture of a country that not only combats equal citizenship for black people, but prioritizes that combat over governmental responsibilities including national security, liberty and democracy.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE described the Project Safe Neighborhoods program, which combats violent crime by providing more resources to local law enforcement, as "the centerpiece" of the department's efforts to reduce violent crime.
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Timothée Chalamet, the star of "Call Me by Your Name," a movie that has been receiving Oscar buzz, announced on Tuesday that he would be donating the wages from his work on Mr. Allen's upcoming film "A Rainy Day in New York" to Time's Up, the recently established sexual harassment initiative; RAINN, the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network, which combats sexual violence; and the L.G.B.T. Center in New York.
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" A liberal group of Democrats unveiled their "Green New Deal" yesterday, which calls for the U.S. to eliminate additional emissions of carbon by 2030, Lisa Friedman and Glenn Thrush of the NYT write: • Drafted by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Edward Markey, the measure is meant to be "a grand strategy that combats climate change, creates jobs and offers an affirmative response to the challenge to core party values posed by President Trump.
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Brie Larson reportedly trained for four and a half hours a day over the course of 10 weeks to prepare for her fight scenes in Captain Marvel, but apart from a close-up early sparring match between Larson and Law, most of the combats are edited in such a choppy, jump-cut-focused fashion, it's hard to see what the actors are physically capable of bringing to the table, and it rarely feels like they're actually executing the moves.
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But the problem with combats sports, the ever-precarious position, the danger hovering always overhead—the danger always threatening to drag fighting out of the mainstream and back into the shameful underground—is that there will always be some fighters (not all, for sure, maybe not even many) who would be fighters even if they weren't athletes, who would find fights even if those fights weren't legitimate, whose aggression is innate and beyond their power or desire to quell.
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