At HUD he's focused on combatting racial discrimination and combatting smoking, two more initiatives that put him firmly in the center of the Democratic Party consensus.
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Meanwhile, SNAP is good at combatting poverty, especially for kids.
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In 2016, the amount of money spent combatting malaria decreased.
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But decluttering is just generally good for combatting cabin fever.
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The territorial government recently committed $2.5 million to combatting smoking.
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This is hopefully one small step among many toward combatting that.
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Empathy and cooperation should go hand in hand in combatting terrorism.
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She's been on the forefront of combatting the city's opioid epidemic.
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As Secretary of Labor, Alexander Acosta's duties include combatting human trafficking.
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Combatting sexual violence also played a major role in the summit.
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Combatting the coronavirus and protecting human lives must be job one.
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While companies have made progress, combatting radical organizations remains a major challenge.
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Feldstein says they are combatting forgery on a day-to-day basis.
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Both countries have a shared interest in combatting drug trafficking and crime.
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Twitter has taken its commitment to combatting violent extremism to new heights.
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The cause — combatting joblessness for women in Detroit — truly begat the products.
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However, combatting societal body negativity takes more than just individual self-love.
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Combatting the currency problem was a promise made repeatedly by candidate Trump.
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Combatting Zika is a battle that must be waged on many fronts.
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He also told cadets to share their own ideas about combatting suicide.
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"Do We Need a New Strategy for Combatting Terrorists Online?" blared another.
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Microsoft's biggest obstacle will be combatting Google's incredible and far-reaching ecosystem.
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The Green parties exceeded expectations with campaigns built around combatting climate change.
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Mixmag compiled this simple and effective list for combatting sexism in dance music.
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Carson denies claims that he's shifting HUD's goals away from combatting housing discrimination.
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These are the ways that I'm combatting it, and it's working for me.
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The United States' commitment to combatting climate change will affect the entire world.
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Much of the money for combatting Zika has been repurposed from existing funds.
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The combatting of stereotypes and of hate starts with discourse first and foremost.
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President Trump has said he's committed to combatting the national opioid addiction epidemic.
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In China, Beijing and other major cities are also combatting crippling air pollution.
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How did you go about combatting discriminatory practices prior to joining the SCLC?
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But then he quickly veered into an unrelated tangent about combatting domestic violence.
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Combatting a crisis of this scale requires all levels of government working together.
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Lawmakers need to play a far greater role in combatting this existential challenge.
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Combatting the abuse of using protective services against an innocent person is difficult.
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And they're combatting coronavirus-related election disinformation aimed at sowing panic and confusion.
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That makes preserving the Amazon a crucial tactic in combatting global climate change.
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Combatting these factors will require locally tailored crime prevention strategies supported by research.
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Instead, we must direct resources to treatment and to specifically combatting violent crime.
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Instead, it's proof of principle for a possible viable new strategy for combatting Ebola.
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Now they are combatting business owners to keep their right to impersonate for money.
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But there has to be a way of combatting that, of getting past that.
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According to Chinese officials, these regulations are most specifically aimed at combatting videogame addiction.
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Combatting this epidemic is also a bipartisan issue – a rarity in Washington these days.
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It's called the loafer sock, and it's an indispensable tool in combatting summer sweat.
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We need this information to chart a course toward combatting domestic terrorism more effectively.
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By 270, Phoenix will spend close to 228 days a year combatting temperatures of 22018℉.
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One way experts are thinking of combatting this is through the use of virtual reality.
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No one wants to have to keep validating their relationship while also combatting morning sickness.
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There have, however, been points of cooperation between the U.S. and Turkey in combatting ISIS.
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McAleenan said last month that his department's counterterrorism strategy would include combatting such domestic threats.
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That's why it's not only about combatting harassment, but rethinking how we talk about sex.
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When it comes to combatting mosquitoes, it would be wise to adopt a similar approach.
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Azar said the FDA would not cease its work combatting e-cigarette use among teens.
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If you want to support Heyer's legacy of combatting racial injustice, join the cause now.
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Libya's Department for Combatting Illegal Migration (DCIM) did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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Through her work, Obaid-Chinoy believes, she is combatting men's power to define women's lives.
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Effective approaches to combatting misleading advertisements must combine technology with old-fashioned human investigative skills.
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The Trump administration supports Israel in combatting Iran's "destabilizing and malign activities" in the region.
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Combatting this trend was one of the reasons why Estreller she decided to create Spritz.
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Resolve to Save Lives works with countries to prevent 100 million deaths by combatting epidemics.
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Crowded public places have become the battleground for combatting the transmission of the Wuhan coronavirus.
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Amazon&aposs response is that it is already leading the way in combatting climate change.
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The Pentagon's bomb-combatting agency, the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization (JIDO), produced the report.
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The story focuses on how Pruitt has stopped the agency's focus on combatting climate change.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are working to hammer out legislation aimed at combatting the epidemic.
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And now, he's announced a renewed commitment to a major policy priority — combatting global warming.
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However, combatting inequality must remain front and centre of the country's political agenda, the OECD recommended.
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Earlier this December, she also led a House committee hearing on combatting sexual harassment in Congress.
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Madden echoed that issues with combatting the coronavirus would come down to resources in the country.
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There are serious issues we need to continue to address in combatting sexual assault on campuses.
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The two trained Malinois dogs have been tasked with combatting wildlife trafficking in the entire country.
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Combatting human trafficking, she has said, is one of the top priorities of the Trump administration.
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There is no effective strategy in combatting WeChat fake news short of censorship from the top.
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Facebook uses artificial intelligence to scan text on its platform and provides resources about combatting bullying.
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Non-stop innovation in payments security is key to combatting online fraud and other evolving threats.
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Our soldiers still serve together today in Afghanistan and Iraq, combatting the enemies of all civilization.
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Will Smith is taking a (dancing) step into Bollywood — and combatting his fears along the way.
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During a recent campaign speech, Melania said she would focus on combatting cyberbullying as first lady.
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"Combatting illegal robocalls is our top consumer priority at the FCC," Pai said in a statement.
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It is hard to not be impressed by the progress Americans have made in combatting diseases.
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The White House has held high-level meetings with tech companies about combatting ISIS recruitment online.
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These concerns have led Facebook to pledge $10 million into research on detecting and combatting deepfakes.
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Much like during the Cold War, Europe has become the front line for combatting Russian aggression.
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Combatting climate change will take much more effort than ending the Vietnam War, and much longer.
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Inslee's lane is combatting climate change and recasting the issue as an opportunity for economic growth.
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But this undersells the political diversity of the Juggalo community, and its commitment to combatting discrimination.
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There's still so much work to be done when it comes to stigma and combatting attitudes.
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A billboard put up in the Blood Tribe First Nation in Alberta, aimed to combatting fentanyl.
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She talked about her "Be Best" child welfare initiative, which partly focuses on combatting opioid abuse.
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Just 2% received anti-addiction medications that are considered the gold standard for combatting opioid abuse.
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Combatting voter suppression is a crucial part of that endeavor, but there's room for much more.
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With every environmental rollback and rejection of science we fall farther behind in combatting climate change.
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Twitter's number one priority in the last couple of months has been combatting abuse on the platform.
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For more on combatting food waste in the UK, check out the MUNCHIES Guide to British Food.
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Increase federal funding for local initiatives, including law enforcement programs, dedicated to addressing and combatting gun violence.
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There was also no justification on the grounds of ensuring ecologically sustainable growth or combatting climate change.
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EPA regulation of greenhouse gas emissions is almost certainly not the optimal policy for combatting climate change.
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Hoylman is continuing to work on bills combatting sexual harassment and providing support to victims of abuse.
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Walden was also instrumental in last year's passage of bipartisan legislation aimed at combatting the opioid epidemic.
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OIS is great for combatting shaky hands and helping freeze fast-moving subjects like cars and kids.
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The United States has all the elements needed to quickly make major advances in combatting climate change.
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Democrats have also added to their platform a plank directly tied to antitrust enforcement and combatting megamergers.
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The proposals could be simply a distraction from the "real solutions" of combatting terror, the ABC reported.
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Jay Inslee (D) is running in the primary focusing mostly on the issue of combatting climate change.
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What's more inspiring than a group of women combatting racism and sexism in the mid-1980's?
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Celebrities are combatting the sands of Burning Man in style with the most elaborate and colorful braids.
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President Trump vowed in August to take a more assertive stance in combatting terrorism in the region.
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The CARE Act triples down on the progress made in communities who are effectively combatting the crisis.
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After the election, Abrams founded the bipartisan group Fair Fight, which is dedicated to combatting voter suppression.
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The Secret Service on Thursday released an "operational guide" of recommendations to schools for combatting student violence.
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He's particularly focused on collaborating with UN member states on global issues like migration and combatting climate.
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That gives them a legitimacy and credibility in combatting racist sentiment that more traditional political actors lack.
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In combatting malaria, doctors have accepted these potential side effects in cases where patients would otherwise die.
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Pence commended Inslee's work combatting the coronavirus in Washington state during a press briefing on Thursday night.
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The new policy comes amid a raft of changes aimed at improving election security and combatting disinformation.
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Bloomberg is worth over $28503 billion, roughly, and has long championed liberal causes like combatting climate change.
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Fortune also recognized the work of other student activists, particularly those who are combatting everyday gun violence.
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This pragmatic approach to combatting insomnia focuses on changing the behaviors and anxieties that keep you up.
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But that will not be sufficient if the administration is serious about combatting Tehran on every front.
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Similarly, companies should be able to contribute combatting online sex trafficking when they can filter pornographic content.
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Combatting this epidemic starts with conversations at home around kitchen tables, in classrooms, and on practice fields.
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From combatting overpacking (been there), to managing travel stress (done that), there's a lot to learn from them.
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And, as a Kenyan-born secret Muslim crypto-anarchist, he certainly knows a lot about combatting fake news.
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Whether that's combatting climate change, or protecting women's rights, fighting against gun violence, or advocating for LGBTQ equality.
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History has demonstrated that acts of ethnic cleansing often happen under the cover of combatting a perceived evil.
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Amazon is combatting that problem in part with a new section of themed product collections within the app.
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In light of current events, Unraveling feels like a perfect metaphor for the project of combatting white supremacy.
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But it hopes that making the information more widely available will help in understanding and combatting these efforts.
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But as we've seen with body positivity, combatting beauty trends is at best a slow, incremental, imperfect process.
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Bumble has decided to put its weight behind combatting the issue that has long dogged dating app users.
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Combatting the myth of affluence, researchers have pieced together data showing a vulnerability to poverty for LGBT people.
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It's time for Wisconsin to lead the way in combatting climate change and investing in renewable energy. pic.twitter.
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If we are going to be serious about combatting economic inequality, this state of affairs needs to change.
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Demanding that same apparatus abandon its raison d'être in favor of combatting its own authorizing ideologies is nonsensical.
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Their objectives range from securing our supply chains, identifying and mitigating transit threats, to combatting transnational security organizations.
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During an aside on the need for border security, Trump declared judges are ineffective in combatting illegal immigration.
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Last weekend, Pelosi told the AP that Congress needs to change its system of reporting and combatting harassment.
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In combatting terrorism, Ahmad says, there is no conflict between the military and the civilian criminal-justice system.
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Combatting climate change requires everyone to work together, internationally and domestically, but that's not always easy to achieve.
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And since, artists' dialogue with the activists combatting the far-right has become more pronounced around the country.
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Globalization does matter, but the Trump administration has not been effective in combatting low-cost competition from abroad.
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But just a couple months ago, Facebook executives were still dragging their feet about combatting misinformation more broadly.
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Another core Trump pledge: combatting the deadly opioid epidemic that is now killing more than 60,000 Americans annually.
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Biden has honed in on his time as vice president, citing his experience combatting the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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Environment The issue of combatting climate change could also come up, given California's struggle this year with wildfires.
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Facebook and Twitter have both announced various initiatives aimed at combatting the spread of misinformation about the coronavirus.
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The threat to seniors is real, and so is the effectiveness of state securities regulators in combatting it.
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Facebook's key UK fact-checker Full Fact only has two primary fact-checkers combatting misinformation in the country.
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The group ended up providing cover for radical Islam instead of making any progress combatting violence or extremism.
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However, Trump has reportedly praised Duterte in the past for his role in combatting the country's drug crisis.
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Last week, Facebook's first effort at combatting the scourge known as fake news began to appear in the wild.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) considers combatting housing discrimination to be one of its key missions.
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We asked when Shine/Rainbow suddenly started to work with the ad industry rather than combatting it — and why.
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Facebook announced Tuesday that it had begun combatting the spread of "sensational health claims" on the platform in June.
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As such, it has focused far more on training and assisting Iraq's Security Forces (ISF) in combatting the group.
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The resolution would also ignore the shared interests we have with Saudi Arabia in combatting al Qaeda and ISIL.
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Mosseri has made combatting online bullying a top priority since he took over the reins of Instagram in October.
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Or was she simply combatting a bit of writer's block by picking characters and adjectives out of a hat?
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A plan for combatting a potential order on Guantanamo could include lawsuits from the states where detainees are relocated.
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Massachusetts is offering 20 college students free housing as part of a pilot program aimed at combatting youth homelessness.
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They brought up the initiatives pertaining to combatting the opioid epidemic, curtailing the AIDs epidemic, and advancing kidney health.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that the issue of combatting global warming has become a fixture within the Democratic Party.
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It's also one of the most powerful tools in combatting the scourge of child sex trafficking and underage pornography.
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Raking leaves is as effective at combatting the climate crisis as your phone's spellcheck is at fixing your tweets.
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Cafes near hospitals and health care centers will remain open to serve health care workers combatting the coronavirus pandemic.
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Pompeo identified counter-terrorism and combatting nuclear proliferation as two areas where Moscow and Washington could find common ground.
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Earlier in the speech, she also said that not enough progress had been made in combatting the climate crisis.
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Combatting tax evasion has been a priority for the White House since the beginning of the administration, Obama said.
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Reforming our welfare programs and combatting poverty is actually about lifting people up and helping our friends and neighbors.
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The Trump administration has made multiple decisions to end or reverse Obama-era policies focused on combatting climate change.
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Unlike the largest Ebola outbreak on record, combatting the ongoing outbreak is largely being left to the World Health Organization.
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But when it comes to combatting this rhetoric, we need to consider the practical dimensions of banning white nationalist speech.
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And that's why a comprehensive approach to the challenge of combatting the jihadists and their ideology will be so important.
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And he isn't the only researcher who has realized that combatting psuedoscience in the annals of academic journals isn't enough.
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There are currently more than 20,700 people combatting active fires in the U.S. according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Greater participation will ensure the system works for consumers, who expect real progress in combatting malicious spoofing and scam robocalls.
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Quite the opposite: his Facebook activity is sanctioned by the State Department and the Combatting Terrorism Center at West Point.
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" She also said that Twitter is more focused on combatting misinformation that harms people in "a direct and tangible way.
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For example, former CIA Director John Brennan was publicly against encryption and secure communications as an impediment to combatting terrorism.
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VICE Impact has partnered with the Tyler Clementi Foundation in combatting cyberbullying and raising awareness for victims of online harassment.
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Combatting snakes usually ignore their surroundings and will fight right over a person lying on the ground without any consequences.
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"PayPal is intensely focused on combatting and preventing the illicit use of our services," the company said in a statement.
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Today, January 23, Schmitt's attorney, Emily Reisbaum, said they would be filing a notice of appeal combatting the judge's motion.
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Combatting this type of attack is ultimately up to the companies to ensure that their sites and services are secure.
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The company announced a series of new policies aimed at combatting the spread of anti-vaccine content on its platform.
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One of his ideas for combatting this, creating a UK sovereign wealth fund, was included in the Tory election manifesto.
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Combatting online extremism has been a priority for Western governments, as jihadists increasingly focus their recruiting efforts on social media.
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As noted in a recent press release, National Farmers Union believes farmers must lead the charge in combatting climate change.
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President Trump during a visit to New Hampshire Monday afternoon is scheduled to deliver remarks on combatting the opioid crisis.
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Reformers would need a vigorous media operation to explain goals and report on progress, while combatting disinformation and politicized attacks.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has ditched plans for the country to reach emissions targets aimed at combatting climate change.
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The do-nothing crowd claims that combatting climate change is too expensive for the economy and will cost Americans jobs.
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He served on the President's Commission on Combatting Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis and is the founder of ParityTrack.
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The House is considering a slate of legislation this week aimed at combatting human trafficking and protecting children from abuse.
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Seeing the echoes of your own addiction in your child seemed more terrifying than combatting your own, an unfathomable sadness.
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So when it comes to combatting Zika today, it makes good sense to look to the past for a solution.
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Depending on how the Trump administration utilizes the DPA, this could be a big step forward in combatting the pandemic.
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Right now, the legal system's approach to combatting online harassment and hate is murky and uneven, often failing the victims.
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The men and women who have deployed in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria have done a remarkable job combatting terror abroad.
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That's why the Super Pollutants Act focuses on combatting some of the most dangerous greenhouse gases present in our atmosphere.
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But it would be risky to depend on the public mortification of politicians as the principal means of combatting extremism.
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While combatting a nagging ankle injury, Barkley has accrued just 610 rushing yards and three total touchdowns on the season.
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John Craig is former U.S. Ambassador to Oman and former Special Advisor to President George W. Bush on Combatting Terrorism.
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"Today's joint effort shows that combatting this scourge remains a top priority for law enforcement agencies around the nation," he said.
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Combatting the time squeeze are citizen science projects, like the Megamovie and Citizen CATE, that you yourself can take part in.
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But once Thailand needs to show that we have performed well in combatting trafficking, then there will be lots of cases.
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He found the unforgiving landscape breathtaking, and figured others—even those disinclined to spend months actively combatting the elements—might, too.
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"PayPal is intensely focused on combatting and preventing the illicit use of our services," a company spokesperson said in a statement.
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A psychologist gave a lecture on using DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy) and CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) as tools for combatting PMDD.
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He added that Italy "must be conscious that their future is not combatting the euro zone with some extreme right ideas."
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Ultimately, balancing freedom of expression with combatting hate speech for 2 billion users will require a much more robust, complex approach.
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Egypt needs this assistance to replenish military capabilities expended combatting IS in Sinai, and to respond effectively to any IS resurgence.
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Financial illiteracy is pervasive among the young, and study after study has shown the efficacy of financial education in combatting it.
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And all the experts in this area say an informed citizenry is vital in combatting any future harms from this tech.
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Ahead, the perfect fan for combatting the heat, a blender for making holiday-themed drinks, and laptop and TV discounts aplenty.
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As our country looks to fund ambitious new infrastructure, combatting traffic is a golden opportunity staring us right in the face.
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His bottom line: "There needs to be much more cooperation between the multilateral system, corporations, and governments" in combatting climate change.
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What was actually happening: The "orb" is an illuminated globe at the Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology in Saudi Arabia.
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The keto diet has been shown to be helpful for treating epileptic seizures, fueling weight loss, and combatting Type 2 diabetes.
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In the wake of the ongoing allegations, Judd teamed up with Teen Vogue for a video about combatting unwanted sexual advances.
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Sessions has made combatting sanctuary policies, particularly refusal to comply with detainers, a central issue of his tenure as attorney general.
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"Instead of the Dems supporting Israel & combatting BDS & anti-Semitism on college campuses & elsewhere, they're now empowering it," he added. Rep.
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Because this is a crisis found across our nation, the "Combatting Opioid Abuse for Care in Hospitals Act," sponsored by Rep.
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While there, the President made a strong proclamation about combatting climate change and standing with Alaska Natives to protect the Arctic.
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Booker has focused heavily on combatting police brutality as well as barriers former inmates face in gaining employment after they're released.
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Every American has a voice in our democracy, so we must protect the sanctity of their voices by combatting election interference.
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Most of them would only make incremental steps toward combatting the epidemic, but a handful could make a more serious difference.
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This statement reflects what I believe to be a profound truth that might be helpful in combatting the anti-vaccine movement.
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Combatting fake news and disinformation on social media without restricting freedom of speech or diluting journalistic content will take a village.
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There are, however, entities that are combatting our efforts for fair competition through pay-for-play special interests and dark money.
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In that vein, this White House could make significant strides in combatting extremism in places where the Obama administration accepted it.
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You don't have to be a genius to figure out that our old ideas for combatting drug abuse just aren't working.
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Michele Hamby left her job as an account executive and now dedicates much of her time to combatting the opioid epidemic.
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She has partnered with the Innocence Project for her current tour, acting as an ambassador for their tireless work combatting wrongful convictions.
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Another predator is the last thing the struggling shellfish population needs after combatting fatal marine heat waves caused by increasingly warm currents.
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Automating security tasks when possible, exploring new staffing models and investing smartly in security resources are critical to combatting the job crunch.
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Doctors' hours are now in session at the newest clinic combatting America's addiction crisis, which is seeping over the border into Mexico.
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But if you ask policy makers, you might hear them argue that combatting it is just too expensive a battle to fight.
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This fund in particular will support nonprofits, universities, research teams and for-profit social enterprises working on safety issues and combatting abuse.
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That's why she's working to call attention to the real issues Native American youth face while also combatting some of the stereotypes.
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From InfoWars:The Saudi Embassy originally tweeted out the photo, which was taken at The Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology in Riyadh.
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Just this past spring, the EPA finalized the very first national standards aimed at combatting methane pollution from the fossil fuel industry.
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Three months later, it wrapped up the probe with a series of changes to its booking process aimed at combatting the problem.
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Omar then responded by calling the message "heinous and hateful" and suggested they meet to discuss combatting religious discrimination over Somali tea.
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Do we truly have to wait for crisis to strike before we and our representatives act together in combatting the nation's challenges?
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If they fail to show significant progress in combatting human trafficking in the next year's reporting period they will automatically be downgraded.
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Bezos hasn't specified how his donations should be spent, other than combatting homelessness, and he's only asked for one update per year.
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Gabbard has also pitched herself as the peace candidate, despite previously dubbing herself as a "hawk" when it comes to combatting terrorism.
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President Trump toured Saudi Arabia's new Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology, which aims to combat militant ideology and messaging, on Sunday.
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"Instead of combatting Russian social media misinformation ... the President has invited trolls, conspiracy theorists, anti-Semites ... to the White House," tweeted Sen.
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Opponents of pulling out of the agreement argue that withdrawing would allow other nations to take the lead on combatting climate change.
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This week, Nigeria's golden age, social justice and culture wars, are we too pessimistic for the World's Fair, combatting manspreading, and more.
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At BikeStormz's event in April, MAC—the organization's founder—explained why he is so invested in combatting this recent wave of violence.
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The first clue, even then, was that the tumor microenvironment and the body's immune system played an important role in combatting cancer.
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Nobel laureate Joe Stiglitz has long been one of the most outspoken voices for combatting rampant wealth and income inequality in America.
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Dr. Danielle Jones, or "Mama Doctor Jones," calls herself "TikTok&aposs first gynecologist," and posts videos about sexual health and combatting misinformation.
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That list of bills includes unwinding the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, cutting funds for sanctuary cities and combatting human trafficking.
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The apparent blunder revealed the White House's strategy for combatting allegations that Trump acted improperly when asking Zelensky to investigate Joe Biden.
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Their work has led to major wins, for example in combatting gender-based violence in the Violence Against Women Act of 2004.
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To that end, Blink's in-house home expert David Laubner shared five savvy strategies for combatting package theft and keeping your home secure.
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On Thursday, the actress posted a series of photos and videos on her Instagram, sharing her go-to recipes for combatting the virus.
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Trump and his allies wanted Jordan on the panel because they consider him to be one of their most effective at combatting Democrats.
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And when it came to combatting a recent report indicating sinking Apple Watch sales, Cook responded with metrics that don't necessarily say much.
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But if Firefox still to this day remains your browser of choice, at least you've got a new tool for combatting tab anxiety.
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Getting more comfortable at your desk comes in three steps: combatting eye strain, de-cluttering your apps, and de-cluttering your desk itself.
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This has opened a floodgate of pieces about the failings of so-called male allies, and their role in combatting assault and harassment.
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Why it matters: This is the second-largest Ebola outbreak on record, and the WHO is taking the lead role in combatting it.
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Combatting gerrymandering, for example, could make elections more competitive, which might similarly motivate politicians to provide more of the services their constituents want.
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So why is it so reticent to try its hand at combatting "misuse," particularly when it comes at the expense of an individual?
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The scientists say this represents a new potential strategy for combatting Ebola, one that could protect both apes and ourselves from the disease.
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After all, the two have been through so much — slaying monsters, combatting bullying, experiencing the loss of loved ones — and deserve some happiness.
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An open, honest dialogue about addiction is crucial to combatting the issue and I hope her piece serves as an important conversation starter.
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This has gone unfulfilled, to the extent that the White House shifted $600 million from combatting the Ebola virus into anti-Zika efforts.
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By combatting that stigma in my work as an advocate and a sexual educator, I hope to see transformative change in my lifetime.
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Ocasio-Cortez floated the idea as a way to help pay for a "Green New Deal," a proposal aimed at combatting climate change.
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His office told the AP that the approximately 100 troops to remain deployed will focus their efforts on combatting drug and gun smuggling.
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Finding success — and, perhaps more importantly, respect — in the fashion orbit and combatting racism along the way has been frustratingly difficult for Deng.
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Democrats may push for federal funding to groups combatting neo-Nazis and white supremacists in response to the violence in Charlottesville, Va. Rep.
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While we can do much to aid in combatting Russian aggression, we must not forget the "enemy from within," namely Ukraine's endemic corruption.
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He said the key to combatting terrorism was through a "holistic approach," and he advocated education and employment programs to transform the region.
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GoDaddy joins Airbnb and Twilio as tech companies taking action aimed at combatting hate speech in reaction to the Unite the Right rally.
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It's a compelling image, and one that the industry, which is widely perceived as elitist and uninclusive, will have a tough time combatting.
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Last week, Trump unveiled a new plan aimed at combatting the epidemic, which includes curbing opioid prescriptions by one-third in three years.
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Technology-enabled ride hailing has transformed the possibilities for urban mobility, combatting climate change and creating more livable cities in the 21st century.
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When it comes to combatting the coronavirus outbreak, Apple has a key advantage that other companies may lack: its close ties to China.
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He said it was now vital to see some positive signs on combatting the epidemic and that health systems were not being overwhelmed.
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Trump on Wednesday shifted the target to Europe, blaming the European Union specifically for the US's problems combatting the spread of the coronavirus.
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The measure was a win for Republican allies of the Pentagon and for Democrats seeking more for infrastructure projects and combatting opioid abuse.
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Furthermore, the administration should make it clear that it assigns a strong priority to combatting foreign governments' actions that undermine American patent rights.
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However, O'Rourke's recent singular focus on gun control and combatting racism does not appear to have helped him gain traction in the polls.
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The governor emphasized at the press conference that combatting the spread of the virus means putting into place more stringent social-distancing measures.
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Admittedly, there's still a way to go in terms of combatting the occasionally debilitating monthly pain and the stigma that persists around it.
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Mexico City's authorities have started handing out 15,000 plastic whistles in the name of combatting sexual harassment, despite widespread ridicule of the idea.
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Over the past 25 years, outgoing Vice President Joe Biden has made combatting domestic violence, sexual harassment and sexual assault something of a mission.
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Combatting the negative assumptions, one Twitter user pointed out that many employees already consume alcohol, which doesn't necessarily correlate to poor or unsafe performance.
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Trump and his allies wanted Jordan on the panel because they consider him to be one of their most effective members at combatting Democrats.
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In its statement, the FDA says that some e-cigarette companies suggested combatting that by upping the legal age for purchasing tobacco to 21.
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According to sources, Facebook plans to deploy the company's team and tech to work on combatting fake news and to tackle other content issues.
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However, it's unclear how effective these tools would be in combatting the kinds of political ads that got Facebook in trouble to begin with.
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In one of the actor's first-ever onscreen gigs, a then-teenaged Ruffalo can be seen (happily) combatting zits with the aid of Clearasil.
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In fact, the report demonstrates the crucial role that Medicaid plays in addressing the crisis, and the program's still greater potential for combatting it.
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MercExchange, for example, severely limited a patent owner's ability to use its most effective tool in combatting the theft of intellectual property: the injunction.
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Managing and containing Putin, fixing Syria, combatting jihadi terror and stopping North Korean nukes are the long odds issues that will frame Pompeo's world.
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A personal trainer has waded in on the debate around fat-shaming by saying she believes it's the key to combatting the obesity epidemic.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has said it before, and she'll say it again: We're still not doing enough when it comes to combatting climate change.
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Trump also attend the inauguration of the kingdom's new Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology Sunday, which aims to combat terrorist propaganda and messaging.
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Do you think this type of behavior—which many victims experience as threatening—should be criminalized, or are there alternative ways of combatting it?
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CT. Before you go: Mark Cuban is giving attorney general Jeff Sessions credit for going after doctors and pharmacies in combatting the opioid crisis.
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To use the "smuggling" excuse is to ignore the facts and punish kids for a failure in the bigger picture of combatting smuggling rings.
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In an increasingly hostile world, combatting the growing challenges the Navy faces and ensuring Distributed Lethality must be a priority of our next president.
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The Indivisible Project: The nonprofit dedicated to combatting President Trump's anti-progressive legislation has put together a guide for finding local Charlottesville solidarity events.
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Then, we go to Peru, currently the number one producer of cocaine in the world, to meet the Navy teams combatting underwater drug trafficking.
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As Sudan struggles with corruption, poverty, and stagflation, its government has been combatting isolation in the international community by investing in its telecom infrastructure.
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Farmers are using artificial intelligence to help grow food by combatting disease and pests, oftentimes made worse by climate change, pesticide use, and monocropping.
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Among those being considered:Former Secretary of State John Kerry may reprise his role or take on a Cabinet position focused on combatting climate change.
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He's trying to demonstrate that he's a hands-on leader singularly focused on combatting the novel coronavirus and eager to cut through red tape.
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America has always been considered a world leader — it's time we joined the others in combatting the plastics crisis threatening our planet and future.
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But those earlier groups lacked the discipline of the Kurds, were infiltrated by extremists and preferred to fight the Assad regime over combatting ISIS.
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Combatting chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease linked to smoking, obesity and other risk factors are part of its permanent global agenda.
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On top of all that, Facebook apparently looked the other way, put aside projects combatting a known problem, and failed to stop the abuse.
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If lawmakers are serious about ending a "two track economy" that punishes small competitors, they need to start at combatting this unprecedented regulatory accumulation.
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Kelly reportedly told the senior staff to relay what he said on Friday to subordinate staff and that he cares about combatting domestic violence.
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While we must be relentless in combatting terrorists who would do us harm, we cannot and should not be the policemen of the world.
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The Guardian: The press briefing provided minimal new information about Facebook's specific strategies and impacts when it comes to combatting foreign interference and false news.
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Until more effort and energy is put into combatting the effects of climate change, the intensity and scale of the state's wildfires will remain unavoidable.
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From environmental conservation and sustainability to combatting domestic abuse and poverty, these entrepreneurs have all found unique ways to contribute to the greater good. 1.
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The Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology, built in just 30 days according to a an overjoyed Ivanka Trump, monitors the world for extremist views.
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The Queen's granddaughter, 29, carried out an unexpected engagement on Thursday, heading to Westminster Abbey in London for an event focused on combatting human trafficking.
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Some women shared their experience with Twitter support teams taking little to no action in combatting reported bullying and bigotry, which is often extremely sexist.
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Combatting motion sickness, which might be more likely as we do more in self-driving cars, relies on letting in a view of the horizon.
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So in a year in which tech companies collectively increased their responses to combatting hate online, the experience of harassment appears to have also increased.
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The French military operates a logistics base next to the airport in support of its Barkhane operation, combatting Islamist militants in West Africa's Sahel region.
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Teams can be out for days ̶ if not weeks ̶ bravely combatting the fire with only what they can carry to eat, drink and fight fires.
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President Trump toured the National Museum of African American History and Culture last week, where he spoke about uniting a "divided country" and combatting bigotry.
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The Ontario government, while tight-lipped on the exact details of the plan, is expected to reveal its framework for combatting sex trafficking in June.
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The bill is reportedly aimed at combatting California's increasing homeless problem — particularly among college students — as property values and rent prices soar in the state.
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"Greater participation will ensure the system works for consumers, who expect real progress in combatting malicious spoofing and scam robocalls," Pai said in his statement.
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While Twitter has made significant steps in combatting the spread of spam and abuse, it would appear the verification revamp is less of a priority.
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Despite the media hype about illegal immigration and trade deficits, there is a strong cooperation between the two governments on combatting drug trafficking and security.
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Inslee said he applauded House Democrats pushing what they call the Green New Deal, an effort to repackage combatting climate change into an economic frame.
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U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on Wednesday called for more robust training for doctors who prescribe opioids, highlighting the medical community's role in combatting addiction.
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O'Rourke released a broad policy proposal for combatting climate change, which includes a $5 trillion investment to transform US infrastructure and help boost technological innovation.
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Native Hawaiians are combatting a telescope to be built upon a sacred summitIn Hawaii, indigenous groups there have protested for years to protect Mauna Kea.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday will meet with President Trump's national security adviser to discuss the administration's yet-unseen strategy for combatting ISIS.
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In addition to combatting the climate threat, Yang wants to ensure that countries like China don't get to call the shots decades down the line.
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The restriction became law in 1986, when President Ronald Reagan signed a law aimed at combatting "cop-killer" bullets amid fears of rising gang crime.
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The candidates were pressed on a number of LGBTQ issues, including the Equality Act, combatting violence against the trans community, and federal workplace discrimination laws.
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Democrats had already scored several wins in the CR, including Zika funding that also allows Planned Parenthood to receive money combatting the mosquito-borne virus.
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Trump has long championed building a wall along the United States's southern border, while Democrats have sharply criticized his policies aimed at combatting illegal immigration.
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Last May, she called it a "dealbreaker" when reports emerged that Biden&aposs campaign was taking a "middle ground" approach to combatting global climate change.
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The party has also taken a much more aggressive approach to combatting what it sees as GOP state policies that disproportionately affect Democratic-leaning constituencies.
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Gizmodo interviewed several fact-checkers recently who said the dashboard tool they were supposed to work with wasn't especially helpful as a tool for combatting misinformation.
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At the Center of Vector Control for Tropical Disease in Guangzhou, China, scientists combatting Zika and other diseases inject mosquito eggs with a bacteria called Wolbachia.
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It doesn't grab headlines quite like combatting the extinction of the human race, but we should all rest easy knowing that we're not quite there yet.
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The first lady's surgery comes a week after she launched her official "Be Best" initiative geared toward promoting children's health by combatting bullying and drug addictions.
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The database is maintained by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN, a bank regulator charged with combatting money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes.
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Not only useful for combatting S.A.D., the luminous gadgets can also serve as crafty solutions for dark apartment spaces where natural light is scarce year-round.
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The U.N refugee agency UNHCR said in a statement it facilitated the transport "in coordination with other agencies and the Department for Combatting Illegal Migration (DCIM)".
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Today, March 18, Schmitt's attorney, Emily Reisbaum, filed an appeal with the NYS Supreme Court combatting the judge's motion under New York City Human Rights Law.
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And the Roman Catholic Church, most especially through its bishops, takes policy positions on a wide range of issues, from abortion to combatting the Zika virus.
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There is greater basis for optimism in the Middle East, where, at least on paper, Washington and Moscow have some coincidence of interests in combatting ISIS.
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We and our colleagues share another core belief – that when it comes to combatting false news, misinformation, or disinformation, human intelligence is better than artificial intelligence.
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Sadly, much of the fear mongering over cyber threats appears as an attempt to get entities to invest more money into combatting cyber challenges without context.
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"Romania until recently has shown considerable progress in combatting corruption and building effective rule of law," the spokesman was quoted as saying by the news organization.
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Republican and Democratic senators have made combatting data breaches a top priority, especially in the wake of Russian interference in the 22019 U.S. presidential election. Sens.
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"Combatting fraud and cyber-crime is a top priority for SWIFT and its customers," Luc Meurant, the company's head of financial crime compliance services, said Wednesday.
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The lawmakers argued that the measure would provide the Justice Department and other federal agencies with more tools to aid companies in combatting trade secret theft.
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"Family planning services are a primary tool for combatting the effects of Zika and are critical to allow women to time their pregnancies," the senators wrote.
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Just last month, two moms who dedicated their lives to combatting gun violence in the city were killed in a drive-by shooting in South Chicago.
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Instagram is cracking down, publicly and privatelyA spokesperson for Facebook said the company was "committed to doing more" to combatting scraping and rule breaking by developers.
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Many of the publicly revealed details have been confirmed by the former special counsel Robert Mueller, as well as federal agencies tasked with combatting foreign meddling.
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If such depictions became more widespread, they could go a long way toward combatting popular notions of herpes as funny at best and catastrophic at worst.
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The helpline is just the beginning of this and until revenge porn no longer exists we will continue to evolve our approach on combatting the problem.
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"PayPal is intensely focused on combatting and preventing the illicit use of our services," Justin Higgs, a company spokesman, said in a statement to The Hill.
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New York is combatting anti-Semitism with a new ad campaign featured in Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish print and digital outlets, in addition to social media.
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The bill cites combatting voter fraud as one of the reasons for the requirement, though the rate of fraudulent/illegal voting in elections is extremely rare.
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But, politically, he fit well into the Catholic Church of the early seventies, when it was active on social-justice issues, combatting poverty, segregation, and racism.
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"So many of these basic questions are as yet unanswered," said William Wechsler, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for special operations and combatting terrorism.
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Beto O'Rourke released earlier this year a plan focused on combatting climate change by spending $1.5 trillion to reform the United States' energy and transportation infrastructure.
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Combatting the wholesale theft of data by limiting the types of inadvertent actions which could lead to its misappropriation should be a priority for every organization.
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Laurie Anderson, television producer Laura Michalchyshyn, and writer Tanya Selvaratnam, launched The Federation, an organization committed to combatting xenophobia and the threatened closing of physical borders.
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In recent years, there've been some terrific advances in combatting the disease, including a treatment called "PrEP", which has proven effective in reducing the spread of HIV.
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The U.S. did not participate in an international climate fund Friday in which wealthy countries pledged nearly $2628 billion to assist poorer nations in combatting climate change.
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First created in the 1970s by German scientists, it was initially seen as a wonder drug, ideal for combatting post-surgery pain without the downside of addiction.
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German officials tell Reuters that the government has considered setting up a bureau under the press office that would be dedicated to tracking and combatting fake news.
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Despite initially denying the problem altogether, the company has since rolled out a set of tests designed to find effective ways of combatting the spread of misinformation.
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"Combatting robocalls is our top consumer protection priority, and these proposals are a significant step forward in that effort," FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement.
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The Seattle region reportedly has the third-highest number of homeless people in the U.S., even though the city spent $68 million on combatting homelessness last year.
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In doing so, Trump may hand over the mantle of global leadership on combatting climate change to a country he aims to compete more fiercely with: China.
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For instance, when we think of combatting "violence" against women, strike organizers argue that we shouldn't limit our imagination to things like domestic violence or sexual violence.
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The organization has helped out with relief efforts ranging from treating water and combatting ebola in Liberia to working with UNICEF Malawi in response to extreme flooding.
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Despite now being miles ahead of Twitter in terms of combatting abuse, Instagram says these updates are still only the beginning of what it has in store.
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With the right leadership in Congress, we can build a clean energy economy, creating jobs in America while also protecting our clean air and combatting climate change.
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The strategy for combatting MS-13 rests on one of the core premises of American immigration enforcement: undocumented immigrants have far fewer legal rights than citizens do.
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On climate change:Walsh previously said the science behind climate change is "not definitive" and that the US's economic interests should precede any discussion on combatting climate change.
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Roth in the post wrote that Twitter is focused on combatting "misleading, deceptive, and spammy behavior," aiming to differentiate between legitimate political discourse and manipulative misinformation campaigns.
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HUD's new proposal, which is open for public comment starting on Monday, would weaken an Obama-era rule that is critical for combatting modern forms of discrimination.
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Sadly, much of the fear mongering over cyber threats is nothing more than attempt to get the federal government to invest more money into combatting these challenges.
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Executives from Facebook, Twitter and Google will be grilled by lawmakers this week over how they're combatting foreign attempts to use their platforms to influence U.S. politics.
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Putting a fool-proof look together while also combatting the sweat and stick outside can be a challenge, though — and that's where these 30 outfits come in.
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Mr. Trump's reckless statements threaten to undermine the bipartisan and international consensus that many of us have worked hard to establish in combatting Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Though the two nations have signed a partial ceasefire covering southwest Syria, many fear that Trump has been too strident in combatting Russian efforts to dominate Syria.
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Instead, companies would have to "earn" the protection by showing that they are following recommendations for combatting child sexual exploitation laid out by a 16-person commission.
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Trump promised to defend Medicare against Medicare for All and issued an executive order detailing numerous changes aimed at strengthening the program, increasing choice and combatting fraud.
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Yang has spoken frequently about combatting gun violence in the U.S. on the campaign trail and notably broke down in tears in August while discussing the subject.
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Haley pointed to the efforts of President Trump's elder daughter on certain issues, which include female entrepreneurs in the work place, paid family leave and combatting famine.
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During the journey he will be briefed on their role in combatting the poaching of abalone, considered one of South Africa's most significant illegal wildlife trade concerns.
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Almost all of them want vastly more resources to be devoted to combatting existential risks, or things that might wipe us out in the next few centuries.
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Even when it was at its worst, it felt like a baroque examination of why combatting terrorism so often pushes nations to become their worst possible selves.
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On Tuesday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the creation of a new, special cybersecurity task force aimed at combatting global threats and protecting U.S. elections from foreign interference.
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Today, Pai sent a letter to over a dozen US mobile providers urging them to deploy an industry-wide method of combatting the automated nuisance calls — or else.
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But that work risks being "undone" by a policy that allows users to pay to promote the very false claims Facebook claims to be combatting, the letter says.
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The movement aims to educate youth "on how to respectfully discuss/speak to people with a health issue or disability," in addition to combatting stigmas associated with disabilities.
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"The music industry faces numerous challenges — from combatting long-held biases to making sure women are represented and respected within the community," Tchen said in the press release.
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But currently, there's this platoon of hetero Asian men in porn and I've got to admit—they're like front line soldiers combatting this stereotypical view of Asian men.
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But given Trump's mountain of debt, history of dodgy endeavors, and conflicts of interest, tying Trump up in court may be a good strategy for combatting his presidency.
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Facebook's CEO was talking to Cass Sunstein, the Harvard Law School professor who has also served as a Facebook adviser, and discussing the complexities of combatting election interference.
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Gore, one of the nation's most vocal advocates for combatting climate change, also met earlier in the day with one of Trump's closest advisers: his daughter Ivanka Trump.
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President Trump's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis, headed by Chris Christie, met this afternoon and announced their final plans for combatting the opioid crisis.
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Folks that were gathered at a mosque in Birmingham asked what Muslims think of Jesus and how people there were combatting Islamic State (ISIS), according to Al Jazeera.
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Facebook, Twitter, and Alphabet, Google's parent company, participated in three online experiments last year to gauge the effectiveness of counter-messaging campaigns in combatting propaganda from extremist groups.
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Hours earlier, pan-Arab satellite network Al Jazeera, which is run by the Gulf Arab emirate, said it was combatting a large-scale hack on its media platform.
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Why, we can even have years of record temperatures or thousands of gun deaths, and there is resistance to combatting climate change or implementing tighter gun control measures.
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In the political world, Fred was a founding member of the John Birch Society, a group dedicated to combatting communism and limiting the size and role of government.
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Similarly, veterinarians in the armed forces perform vital tasks like caring for companion animals of soldiers, treating K-9 working dogs and combatting animal diseases domestically and abroad.
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The news outlet reported in February that the Trump administration was planning to reshape the "Countering Extremism Program," which was dedicated to combatting all types of extremist ideologies.
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The concept has been around for almost two decades but has gained new prominence under Trump, who has made combatting illegal immigration a central focus of his presidency.
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"The Department is committed to protecting and promoting human rights and combatting corruption with all of the tools at our disposal," Tillerson said Thursday of the new sanctions.
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Anab Jain, the other cofounder and creative director of Superflux, agreed that fear and hopelessness make many people feel incapable of combatting climate change or envisioning the future.
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Tedros outlined a series of principles, calling for data sharing, science-based decisions, combatting rumors and misinformation, and support for smaller countries, that should result from the declaration.
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His administration maintains a non-confrontational stance Mexican cartels, known as their "abrazos, no balazos" -- or "hugs not bullets" -- approach, prioritizing targeting poverty and inequality over combatting cartels.
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PayPal told CNBC it is "intensely focused on combatting and preventing the illicit use" of its services, and that it worked with law enforcement on the Russia investigation.
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He first rose to political prominence for his focus on combatting climate change and lately he has been on a crusade to convince congressional Democrats to impeach Trump.
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Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) on Monday became the first House Republican to publicly back President Obama's nearly $85033 billion emergency funding request for combatting the Zika virus.
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He first rose to political prominence for his focus on combatting climate change and lately he has been on a crusade to convince congressional Democrats to impeach Trump.
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The staggering violence of ISIS's campaign helped define it as a terror-driven organization and made tech companies and governments alike get serious about combatting its propaganda online.
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Safer, cleaner energy sources like wind and solar will help us meet America's energy needs while protecting the health of our people and combatting the threat of climate change.
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President Trump and Pope Francis discussed the shared priorities of the United States and the Holy See on a number of issues, including combatting terrorism and safeguarding human rights.
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The big picture: UAVs have almost unlimited uses — from combatting disease to delivering pizza — and their numbers are expected to soar across multiple industries in the next few years.
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Hutchins is best known for his role in combatting the WannaCry ransomware, which caused significant damage to the UK's National Health Service and shut down nearly 75,000 computers worldwide.
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From women's empowerment to combatting cyberbullying, her work as first lady presents an opportunity to create change, one that serves both our country and those we engage with abroad.
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The successful prosecutions of Vemma, BurnLounge, and similar schemes underscore the importance of combatting attempts to weaken laws that protect consumers and help to ensure fairness in the marketplace.
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Earlier this week, the company did admit that it has "more work to do" when it comes to combatting misinformation, even as it attempts to avoid becoming a referee.
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They argue the pressure on Qatar has yielded wins for the U.S., including the recent open skies agreement and a memorandum of understanding on combatting terrorism and its financing.
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Discussions will "focus on the path to substantive Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, combatting extremism, the situation in Gaza, including how to ease the humanitarian crisis there," the official said.
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He laid out additional goals, including developing a "green economy" and combatting climate change, closing loopholes and increasing taxes on the wealthy and pushing for "universal, affordable" health care.
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"We have full confidence in Jim to lead ONDCP to make significant strides in combatting the opioids crisis, reducing drug use, and coordinating U.S. drug policy," the statement said.
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In fact, these shortsighted budget cuts along with reversals of U.S. commitments to combatting climate change are creating precisely the right conditions for the next infectious pandemic to thrive.
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She joins Liam Proud and Peter Thal Larsen to explain why combatting the greed, power and fear that stifles competition is even more crucial in a data-driven world.
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CNN reported Wednesday that the Trump administration had rebuffed attempts by DHS officials to make combatting domestic terror — such as that inspired by white nationalist ideology — a higher priority.
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The group, which launched Friday, is industry funded and will work on removing federal restrictions that prohibit research on cannabis, combatting the opioid epidemic and developing solutions for veterans.
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Other experts worry that it doesn't provide a significant increase towards initiatives aimed at combatting the crisis, leaving most of the funding to be allocated in other spending bills.
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The move comes shortly after the European Commission called on tech giants to step up their efforts in combatting fake news ahead of the European parliamentary elections in May.
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The DOJ acknowledged that "many state and local governments victims" have also reached out to the FBI for help combatting ransomware attacks, although it did not give specific numbers.
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Earlier this year, Tillmans turned Between Bridges into a foundation, with the aim of supporting the arts and democracy, and with a focus on L.G.B.T.I.Q. rights and combatting racism.
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North Korea had an estimated 2.6 million modern slaves in 2016, according to the 2018 Global Slavery Index by the Walk Free Foundation, a global organization combatting modern slavery.
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Renzi has spent ten years combatting this political witch hunt, which is a case of clear electioneering by the DOJ, and it is a gross abuse of taxpayers' dollars.
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Part of the problem San Francisco and other US communities have faced in combatting the coronavirus outbreak has been a lack of kits that can test for the disease.
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As well as combatting everyday crime, the Olympics organizers also face a potential problem from rising social unrest linked to both the economic problems and the country's political crisis.
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We learn more about COVID-19 and the virus that causes it by the day, so it's important to keep up with the latest guidelines on combatting its spread.
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Ambassador Debbie Birx, who serves as the U.S. government's leader for combatting HIV/AIDS globally, will report to Vice President Mike Pence, the administration's point person for the response.
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To mark the occasion, YouTube announced that, unlike most other social platforms, it will get even more aggressive in combatting the election-related disinformation that circulates on its site.
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The second question involves the role of President Obama in combatting the Russian cyberattack against America, which many, including myself, argued then and believe now was weak and inadequate.
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It is a priority demanding the same sense of urgency those politicians would feel as if they were combatting a killer virus spreading through every corner of our nation.
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Advocates say it's likely millions of dollars would need to be behind a national media blitz, which has emerged as one of many key components to combatting the crisis.
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French President Emmanuel Macron launched a website Thursday aimed at combatting climate change, inviting American scientists to work in France following President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement.
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TV. Goodall's remarks come after world leaders gathered in New York City this week for the United Nations General Assembly where they discussed the issue of combatting climate change.
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It would require the authorities to dedicate more resources to combatting gender-based violence, developing special programs to confront the problem, as well as intensify investigations into existing cases.
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In July, President Barack Obama signed off on legislation aimed at combatting the US opioid abuse crisis by providing communities with funds to develop treatment and overdose prevention programs.
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As Hackett and his fellow high-altitude specialists quickly discovered, dex works wonders in combatting these symptoms and restoring a climber's sensibilities enough to get them off the mountain.
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By the following January, she had recruited Guinea's first female doctor and head of a local organization combatting FGM to keynote a human rights forum organized by the U.S. Embassy.
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Republicans should point out that ICE has been an important part of combatting the opioid crisis and fighting drug cartels, which are destroying American families and communities across the country.
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Bolsonaro said in an online video on Thursday evening that he hoped Congress would keep COAF in the Justice Ministry, given that it is a powerful tool for combatting corruption.
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LinkedIn and PayPal founder Reid Hoffman has announced plans to donate tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars to campaigns, advocacy groups, and other organizations combatting the Trump administration.
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Joyce, who co-chairs the Congressional Cannabis Caucus, discussed who should oversee the regulation of cannabis and echoed Wrigley's perspective on the role it could play in combatting opioid abuse.
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Yes, we've put the carefree days of stylish sleepovers in novelty bedding behind us for the more serious task at hand: combatting restless slumbers due to back and neck pain.
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Still, Grande understands that she'll never be able to convince some people otherwise and seems to have accepted that combatting unfounded rumors is just a part of being a celebrity.
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Focus on this: Trump's call to withdraw might sway other countries around the globe, especially developing countries like India, to move away from an active position on combatting climate change.
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Recently Donald Trump stood alongside the Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri and praised him for combatting Hezbollah, apparently unaware he was serving in a government that includes the militant group.
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Following the news out of Pennsylvania, the Vatican releases a letter from Pope Francis in which he acknowledges the failures of the Church in combatting priests' sexual abuse toward minors.
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So he did the only thing he could do and by combatting economic duress became a better man—ironically for someone who had always been old, a more mature man.
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The move comes shortly after the the European Commission called on tech giants to step up their efforts in combatting fake news ahead of the European parliamentary elections in May.
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The decision to back away from the plan days later is reflective of how the U.S. has continued to seek Moscow's cooperation on combatting terrorism, particularly in the Middle East.
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The issue was flagged in the initial SEC complaint filed by the center's executive director, John Kostyack, that alleges the social media company has exaggerated its success combatting extremist messaging.
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A known environmentalist, with his wife Catherine, he is also the founder of Zennström Philanthropies, a nonprofit that supports organisations combatting climate change and promoting human rights and social entrepreneurship.
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Facebook's post about how it deals with terrorism is much less of a conversation starter, and instead mainly lists ways its combatting their propaganda with AI, human staff, and partnerships.
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In any case, the briefest hints of political content in "Campaign Speech" has a couple of Eminem fans wondering if he can make himself relevant again by combatting Donald Trump.
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The quote comes from a commencement speech Obama gave in 2012 at Barnard College, where he also made a case for combatting climate change and a woman's right to choose.
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In his latest cutting speculative parable, fast-rising SF writer Russell Nichols satirizes techno-optimism, the ways tech is deployed in the service of 'combatting' racism, and much more. Enjoy.
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Third, the Senate should pass bipartisan legislation already approved in the House to upgrade the role of Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combatting anti-Semitism as an ambassador rank official.
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Throughout the Termination Era, NCAI offered legal assistance to tribes combatting the federal government and loudly opposed H.R. 280, holding a press conference attended by hordes of international media members.
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With vaccines and new therapeutics still months away from being ready for human testing, the only hope of combatting—rather than simply containing—the virus is repurposing pre-existing drugs.
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This subset of data processing serves administrative or operational purposes such as account management; financial reporting; combatting cyberattacks on any Microsoft product or service; and complying with our legal obligations.
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But combatting extremism isn't about rhetoric, it's about action, and taking concrete steps to make a difference will allow the White House to turn the page on this ugly chapter.
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The FBI crime report should prompt a serious dialogue among state and local leaders about the differing challenges they face in combatting the pockets of persistent violence around the country.
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These days, among younger thinkers on the left, the U.B.I. is seen as a means to ending poverty, combatting rising inequality, and liberating workers from the burden of crappy jobs.
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The Mexican president had been elected on a platform of combatting the cartels, running with the slogan "abrazos, no balazos," which translates to "hugs, not gunshots," and pushing violence prevention.
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What's also needed is a redoubling of our own commitment to combatting our fear, to fighting the urge to repress or to pass or to cover, even when dangers confront us.
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While the exact numbers of A21's reach could not be found, Gomez's interested in combatting human trafficking does bring to light a prevalent issue in this country and global community.
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Now, a couple of months after requesting the DOJ's help in combatting what he said were the campaign's "hate crimes," however, Page says the department has been out to get him.
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It seems like one of the biggest challenges — and not just for Facebook but for everyone who's looking at these problems — is combatting the assumption that this feels creepy to people.
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In March 2017, she wrote an article for Time about her work with World Vision and a grassroots organization in Mumbai called the Myna Mahila Foundation in India combatting these issues.
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The Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) is a body responsible for providing recommendations and information to the president, as well as overseeing the nation's strategy for combatting the illness.
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On Monday, the president said he would consider changing the law if the law at the center of the investigation proves detrimental to his Administration's goals of combatting the opioid crisis.
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He's also taken some aggressive public postures at the FDA on combatting the opioid epidemic and speeding the approvals of generic drugs, as a way to lower costs through more competition.
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According to Quintiles-IMS, 631 unique molecules aimed at combatting cancer are now in the late stages of development, with many likely to make it to market within a few years.
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But, as a scientist who has dedicated his career to combatting malaria, I am also saddened that so many children, the majority of them under the age of five, still die.
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The House easily cleared legislation on Monday to expand efforts within the Department of Homeland Security to track registered child sex offenders' travel plans as a means of combatting human trafficking.
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban accused 3M of failing to keep prices of its face masks low during a time when they are critical to combatting the coronavirus in the country.
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Groups like Bold Nebraska are great examples of how people of all backgrounds can come together to bridge divides and unite people around combatting polluters who profit on harming our communities.
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The Trump administration should immediately reverse cuts to critical federal agencies in order to protect public health worldwide, and Congress should allocate more funds to combatting the current virus of concern.
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" A DOJ-appointee will lead the group, and work with members from law enforcement and other government agencies to "canvass the many ways that the Department is combatting the global cyber threat.
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Walden said in combatting the opioid epidemic, lawmakers are trying to ensure they don't "overreact" and deny "the legitimate prescribing of pain medications for people who suffer chronic pain," including cancer patients.
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It says it's made headway in combatting widespread harassment problems, but it still hasn't kicked the habit of shrugging off blatant violators of its own policies, including, you might argue, President Trump.
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Barbare Comstock (R-VA), seen above during a House committee hearing on combatting sexual harassment in Congress this past December, held a similar hearing this morning on harassment within the science world.
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"Senior Amazon executives have met with administration officials, including Mr. Navarro, on multiple occasions to discuss our shared goal of combatting counterfeit goods," the spokeswoman said in a statement to Business Insider.
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There was also the obvious goal of planting trees to improve the environment and contribute to combatting climate change (although planting trees is more complicated of a charity route than it sounds).
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Then, in 2011, then-Vice President Joe Biden, who spent his career combatting domestic violence (penning the Violence Against Women Act in the 1990s), took Title IX and dialed it way up.
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One of the most alluring things about PRP, Drysdale says, is that each person has their own supply—kind of like a wrinkle-combatting product you've got on reserve in your blood.
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Even as the three parties signed the coalition agreement, tensions were simmering both within the conservatives and between them and the SPD over issues ranging from combatting poverty to advertising for abortions.
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This includes enhancing workforce preparedness; combatting pay inequities; ensuring that women are winning a representative share of entrepreneurial and intellectual investments; preventing identity-based workplace discrimination; and supporting working women and families.
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The big picture: These "information panels" pop up automatically as part of a YouTube program aimed at combatting conspiracy-theory-style misinformation — but in this case they arguably promoted such theories instead.
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Since that time, Congress has passed significant legislation supporting religious freedom, opposing trafficking in persons, combatting the use of child soldiers, prohibiting torture, and holding accountable foreign officials who abuse human rights.
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Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook have praised algorithms for being able to detect abuse, but it's clear that AI isn't a comprehensive solution for combatting social media's most insidious problems.
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We've tortured; we've jailed people without trial for a decade and a half; we've undertaken a system of vast warrantless surveillance; we've built an immense, and immensely expensive, infrastructure for combatting terrorism.
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The labor force has fallen significantly in places with high concentrations of opioid prescriptions over the past 15 years, meaning that employers often have a direct interest in combatting the opioid crisis.
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Combatting this perception challenge and the associated workforce crisis is something that the organization I lead —the NAM's Manufacturing Institute, which is dedicated to furthering manufacturing competitiveness — is laser-focused on addressing.
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Google and Apple have broadcasted a similar policy of accepting job applications from anyone regardless of their educational background, as the broader tech industry grapples with combatting its chronic lack of diversity.
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Brigitte Amiri, a senior staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union's Reproductive Freedom Project who's involved with the Kentucky case, compared combatting these anti-abortion regulations to playing whack-a-mole.
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Trump also spoke about the two countries' "shared commitment to combatting terrorism in all its forms" and welcomed Turkey's contributions to the fight against Islamic State, the White House said in a statement.
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And politically, this may work for the governor: Polls have consistently shown that Democratic primary voters consider combatting climate change as one of the top issues they will consider when picking a candidate.
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In the mayor's estimation, combatting homelessness effectively will require opening 90 new shelters across the city and expanding the number of outreach workers who canvass the streets every day offering aid and housing.
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"Whilst this research demonstrates the benefits of physical activity in spite of air quality, it is not an argument for inaction in combatting pollution," James Woodcock, a senior author on the paper, said.
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In his statement released by his presidential campaign, Bloomberg appeared to backtrack on the comments he made in the clip, noting that he has been committed to racial justice and combatting racial inequality.
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Dorsey is uniquely aware of that, because it must be loud standing at the other end of the megaphone he founded, testifying before Congress and combatting prominent conservatives alleging censorship and persistent bias.
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I think it's fair to say that a lot more digital pixels have been spent exploring possible conflicts of interest involving Clinton charities than the contents of Clinton's plan for combatting drug addiction.
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The founder and executive director of Priceless Alaska, Adams has spent years combatting human trafficking: helping survivors heal, helping them adjust to lives of freedom and helping them bring their traffickers to justice.
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This is nowhere clearer than his (lack of) foreign policy on issues such as combatting ISIS, as well as the shaky economics behind his plans to manage the national budget and grow GDP.
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No less than three prominent conservative Republican economists — Larry Kudlow, Arthur Laffer and Stephen Moore — have called out the folly and danger of raising tariffs as a tool for combatting U.S. trade deficits.
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Combatting Zika will be the largest military operation in the Brazilian history with 220,85033 troops and 315,000 other public officials deployed in support of activities aimed at mitigating the spread of the disease.
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Before the event kicked off, she answered some questions on her brand's shift to sustainable fashion, the role the consumer has in combatting overconsumption, and how she fits into this changing, warming world.
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Christians will still sin, of course, and stray from the path of righteousness — what's often known as "backsliding" in evangelical circles — but the idea is that faith is central to combatting those temptations.
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"Research suggests that fake news spreads faster and deeper than the truth, so combatting disinformation after the fact can be like fighting a losing battle," said Sander van der Linden, the CDSMLab's director.
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Though Nye's fame was built on his science show for kids, he is now a popular science commentator among adults and focuses his career primarily on spreading awareness about and combatting climate change.
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I also attended a talk by Eric Schles who describes himself as a data scientist working to end slavery, and has been active in causes, including combatting human trafficking and abating teen homelessness.
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The most notable example of this was in South Africa — the country with the largest epidemic of people living with HIV/AIDS — which receives a large percentage of US funding for combatting the virus.
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"In the context of a public health emergency of international concern, there is an imperative on all parties to make any information available that might have value in combatting the crisis," the signatories wrote.
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Combatting racial despair in our own time requires the courage to admit to moral and political failures of will and imagination and to create a political framework that will heal past and continuing ruptures.
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Chip and signature cards are great at combatting counterfeit card fraud, which makes up around a third of fraud in the U.S., but the cards fall short when addressing other common forms of fraud.
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Rosenblatt compared the evolution of distributed misinformation to how changing tactics by extremist groups — from carrying out organized strikes to lone-wolf attacks — forced national security officials to change their approach to combatting terrorism.
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In the plan, she said she would make those crimes federal cases instead of local or state cases so that more resources could be devoted to combatting white nationalist groups both domestically and internationally.
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This administration has turned a blind eye to such interference, and President Trump has demonstrated more interest in validating false claims of fraudulent voting than combatting a threat certified by 17 national intelligence agencies.
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All of them, except Collins, represent states that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare, and several have been struggling to address an opioid epidemic in their states, which Medicaid has played a large role in combatting.
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The government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has allocated $440-million over five years to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) with the express purpose of combatting tax evasion and "aggressive tax avoidance," including offshore.
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The world leaders had actually been in Riyadh, the kingdom's capital, to inaugurate the new Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology, and putting their hands on the orb started a film about the center.
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ANTI-VIOLENCE TREATY The Ordo Iuris institute that has run an anti-abortion campaign has proposed a new document designed to replace a European treaty aimed at combatting violence against women, Rzeczpospolita daily reported.
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A declaration of emergency has the potential to make a real difference by making it easier to direct more funding where it is needed, and easing red tape for the agencies combatting this crisis.
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Trusona, launching today from stealth, is unveiling their iOS mobile identity authentication technology which helps ensure the identity of the person on the other side of the login, while also combatting malicious session replay attacks.
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On Thursday, Patrick Walker of Facebook's media partnerships for Europe apologized for mistakes Facebook made handling the fake news problem, and outlined the social network's commitment to combatting it at the NewsXchange Conference in Copenhagen.
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Its goal is to get Nazifurs banned from events and to encourage furries to get involved in politics—efforts that seasoned activists like Red think are insufficient when it comes to combatting the far right.
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Combatting sepsis — the body-wide immune response to an infection that can lead to amputations, the loss of organs or death — continues to elude researchers, who are trying to develop a consistent and effective treatment.
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" It alleges that when he was Vice President Biden interfered in appointments to the prosecutor's office in Ukraine and used his influence with two Ukrainian law enforcement agencies "for combatting political rivals in the USA.
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And while the approach is aimed at combatting the ills of Greek life, many say it is actually placing the blame for sexual assault and harassment on women and harming women's empowerment efforts on campus.
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"We don&apost understand how the pope values measures that have been presented to us as novelty ... these are old measures and therefore highly insufficient when it comes to combatting negligence and abuse," Claret said.
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In this episode, he shares how a personal life event forever altered his outlook on design, what inclusive design means to him, and why diverse teams have the best shot at combatting disabilities and exclusion.
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Of course, combatting abuse and bullying will remain Twitter's most pressing area of concern – especially as it's the place where President Trump tweets, and the daily news is reported and discussed (and angrily fought about).
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"We are committed to combatting financial crime and money laundering in line with our regulations and have controls and safeguards in place to identify, assess, monitor and mitigate these risks," RBS said in a statement.
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This groundbreaking new center represents a clear declaration that Muslim-majority countries must take the lead in combatting radicalization, and I want to express our gratitude to King Salman for this strong demonstration of leadership.
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That's because social isolation is absolutely a trend worth combatting: One study that found loneliness rivals smoking cigarettes when it comes to increasing mortality risk, and being lonely is way less fun than smoking cigarettes.
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The use of delayed enforcement would have the added benefit of combatting the wave of questionable claims at the ITC, when plaintiffs are seeking negotiating power aimed at recovering higher patent royalties or licensing fees.
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A pair of senators on Friday introduced bipartisan legislation that would establish a new federal office focused on combatting Chinese and other foreign threats to U.S. technology, including supply chain risks and technology theft. Sen.
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Trump and Republicans have consistently been at odds on how to fight terrorismSince 9/11, Republicans have been staunchly interventionist when it comes to combatting terrorism and generally hawkish about America's role in the world.
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But he's also embraced the power of technology across issues ranging from combatting climate change with cleaner energy initiatives to making guns safer with smart firearm technology to growing the economy with more STEM education.
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Fixing the issues caused by outdoor cats requires a holistic look at the landscape more generally: controlling rats, Asian longhorned beetles, and other invasive species, combatting climate change, cleaning up the ocean, and so on.
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Since carbon emissions have no borders, this will be a big step back for the 195 countries that backed the Paris Climate Agreement in hopes of finally combatting anthropogenic climate change on a global scale.
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President Trump recently vowed to "spend a lot of time, a lot of effort, and a lot of money" combatting America's opioid epidemic, but — at least so far — he hasn't followed through on his pledge.
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No force on earth — and certainly not Saudi Arabia's new U.S. weapons or terrorism-combatting institutions — can stop a widely disseminated Wahhabi ideology of hatred converting a susceptible individual and driving him to mass murder.
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In a letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and National Football League Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith, Walker said players should stop protesting during the national anthem and instead concentrate on combatting domestic violence.
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Security staff have also intermittently cracked down on the ability of parents to hold their children or hug a loved one during visits, under the guise of combatting the flow of contraband into the jails.
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Trump has warned Turkey to act with moderation and safeguard civilians, and the Pentagon said the operation is a threat to progress in combatting IS militants and a potential threat to U.S. troops in Syria.
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Though many new arrivals bear scars of torture after they cross the border, it is often impossible to make them stay in camps for the duration of a 10-week program aimed at combatting trauma.
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And particularly as it pertains to Twitter's own stated intention of combatting the excessive hate and harassment that finds a home on the site, this certainly appears to be a step in the right direction.[Twitter]
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Even before being sworn-in, Ocasio-Cortez made waves by tackling how staffers and interns are underpaid in Capitol Hill and pushing for the Green New Deal, which is aimed at combatting climate change and inequality.
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Other anti-corruption plans released by 2020 presidential candidates have focused on combatting the influence of money in all three branches of government; Warren has an extensive plan focusing on the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
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Combatting the pile-up situation, excessive numbers of oBikes at a single location must be relocated within 24 hours, and that bike locations must be monitored regularly to avoid and manage potential breaches of the agreement.
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Related: The Fight To Stop Canada's Annual Grizzly Bear Hunting Season While Knott accepts some advances have been made on combatting such persecution on lowland areas, he says it remains a persistent problem in the highlands.
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Anti-health worker rhetoric has led to deadly violence and setbacks for combatting the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to the country's Ministry of Health and reports from international health organizations.
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Although Ivanka was somewhat outspoken about paid family leave during Trump's campaign, she's now reportedly interested in playing a prominent public role combatting climate change—something her father has called a hoax engineered by the Chinese.
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Declaring a public health emergency, on the other hand, will not on its own release any money to deal with the crisis, though it will allow grant money to be used in efforts combatting the crisis.
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While Paulson was positive that the U.N. summit on world climate change in Paris last year resulted in countries setting targets on combatting climate change and reducing carbon emissions, he didn't think it would be enough.
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While CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made an effort to sidestep the blame leveled against his company for the rise of these articles, he had said that the company has more work to do in combatting misinformation.
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Biju hopes that by turning people on to the importance and beauty of frogs like Frankixalus jerdonii and other amphibians, it will help mold their mindset into one that is more conducive to combatting mass extinction.
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Allegations against Weinstein sparked a string of energized movements combatting sexual harassment across a number of industries, namely, the hashtag #MeToo movement, one of the most popularized movements against sexual harassment and assault across the globe.
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Experts say Facebook has been aggressive, and largely successful, in identifying and shutting down terrorist-affiliated accounts on its platform, while Twitter has a spottier record in combatting the tens of thousands of active ISIS accounts.
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Fuat Oktay said in a speech on Tuesday that Turkey is intent on combatting Syrian Kurdish fighters across its border in Syria and on creating a zone that would allow Turkey to resettle Syrian refugees there.
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Civil asset forfeiture is seen as an important tool in combatting drug cartels and other criminal conspiracies because its much lower burden of proof allows police to seize property even when they cannot gain criminal convictions.
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What began with airstrikes has in just 2202 days become small-scale ground war, as U.S. Special Operations forces provide direct assistance to Libyan unity government fighters combatting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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But first... AMA endorses assault weapons ban The country's largest physician group on Tuesday endorsed a ban on assault weapons as part of a sweeping package of measures aimed at combatting the epidemic of gun violence.
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"Right off the bat, there was unanimous support for a resolution to commit to burden sharing and combatting terrorism, which are two things the president talked about during his campaign and now as president." said Spicer.
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Studies have also found that vitamin D is important for combatting depression, something which is particularly prevalent in Canada's territories where some communities go weeks on end without seeing the sun in the depths of winter.
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The state of play: Trump laid out four steps for combatting mass shootings in the U.S., but they did not include any significant gun control action — meaning it's unlikely they'll see any support from congressional Democrats.
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Accusations of buying elections have been leveled against fellow billionaire Tom Steyer, who is mounting his own 2020 campaign after spending millions on efforts aimed at combatting climate change, boosting voter turnout and impeaching the President.
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As lawmakers and the administration work to combat prescription drug abuse, the report points to a PBS NewsHour-Marist poll showing the public is divided over which level of government is responsible for combatting the crisis.
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Trump gave the pope a first-edition series of literature from Martin Luther King, while the Pope gave the president his 2017 essay on peacemaking and his 192-page encyclical on the importance of combatting climate change.
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Changes to how it recommends new accounts to follow, and how it reveals trending topics outside of our existing networks, could help a great deal in combatting the threat of getting stuck in your own filter bubble.
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RIYADH, May 18 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia will reinforce the partnership between the two countries in combatting militancy and in bolstering trade and commercial agreements, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said on Thursday.
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Built by Sophie Houser and Andrea Gonzalez during a Girls Who Code summer program in high school, Tampon Run's protagonist is Luna, a mighty gal combatting misogyny with the most convenient ammunition at her disposal: bloody tampons.
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We later discussed the effects of imposter syndrome, which include not applying for certain jobs or promotions, as well as strategies for combatting imposter syndrome, such as keeping a record of your accomplishments and reviewing them often.
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Such practices will affect other nations' willingness to work with the U.S. on other international issues, whether it is misbehavior of Iran, Russia or China, or in the case of Mexico, combatting drug trafficking and illegal migration.
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They craved boldness and candidates who will not only fight for them but with them on issues that affect their lives: truly universal health care, free college tuition, combatting income inequality, and restoring and strengthening workers' rights.
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The issue of combatting climate change has risen to the forefront for a number of Democratic presidential candidates, who have accused the administration of undermining efforts to protect the environment and have released their own climate plans.
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Apple is the third big tech company this year to announce a spending plan for combatting the housing crisis in California — which is largely attributed to an influx wealthy tech workers pricing residents out of their homes.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - G203 negotiators are wrangling over the wording of a summit communique on combatting climate change, with the United States pushing to downgrade the language against European opposition, according to sources and drafts of the text.
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But so, too, are the courageous - those men and women in our communities, companies, hospitals, schools, central banks, houses of worship and, yes, elected offices, who are combatting this existential scourge with compassion, effectiveness and moral purpose.
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Yet instead of combatting illegal practices by foreign fleets, this Administration is teaming up with environmental groups on a crusade to kill American jobs by locking up traditional fishing grounds from the Atlantic to the West Pacific.
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"Instead of combatting Russian social media misinformation, punishing anti-competitive practices, or protecting Americans' data and privacy, the President has invited trolls, conspiracy theorists, anti-Semites, and the whole comments section to the White House," tweeted Sen.
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Online travel and restaurant review company TripAdvisor is making a major statement in the national discussion on combatting sexual assault with a rollout of a new feature aimed at pinpointing businesses where sexual assault has been reported.
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On Shankar's return to Flint, in November, she wanted to introduce new behavioral tools to leaders in the city, and to engage with them on some of the more vexing challenges, like combatting the spread of misinformation.
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Indeed, when the FAA approved a series of drone programs last year, it prioritized those using drones for similarly cuddly purposes: helping farmers monitor crops, checking runways for debris, and combatting mosquitoes (replacing one buzz with another).
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Asked earlier Thursday about the reports of an American captured on the battlefield, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition fighting ISIS said it is committed to combatting the group no matter what nationalities its members hold.
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Greece is aiming to strike a deal with creditors by Monday, when European finance ministers meet in Brussels to assess if Athens has done enough in overhauling the economy — and combatting tax evasion — to unlock bailout funds.
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A decorated combat veteran and star athlete who decided to enlist after the 9/11 attacks, Keating was part of a Navy SEAL operation in northern Iraq called Task Force Trident working with Kurdish Peshmerga fighters combatting ISIS.
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With so much money and energy being devoted to combatting large-scale terrorist attacks, nuclear proliferation, and other dangers, why has so much less attention been devoted to a threat that is arguably more likely and potentially deadlier?
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But the idea that contemporary Asian massage parlors are bastions of sex trafficking has come not only from officials and law enforcement, but also some of the hundreds of non-profit organizations devoted to combatting that very thing.
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In the Guardian, Ed Pilkington and Jessica Glenza explore that downside, focusing on how anti-vaccination ghouls take advantage of Facebook's viral distribution to spread propaganda: Facebook is increasingly engaged in combatting misinformation that causes "real-world harm".
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City supervisors have argued that host registration is a crucial step in combatting San Francisco's historic housing crisis, while opponents claim the new law conflicts with federal legislation that protects websites from being held responsible for users' posts.
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Speaking with The Washington Post, the president said his brother's heavy drinking had given him a empathetic view of the challenges of addiction, which he said he has brought to the White House in combatting the opioid epidemic.
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He noted that the administration had just days ago provided the Ukraine government with an additional $200 million in military equipment and maintained that the administration was serious about combatting Russian interference in the U.S. and Western democracies.
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"While MAS has in place a robust regime to protect the integrity of Singapore's financial system, the increasing complexities of transnational flows necessitates heightened supervisory focus on combatting money laundering and other illicit financing activities," the MAS said.
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The House chairman said that over the next few months the Homeland Security panel will continue to engage with other tech and social media companies as well as non-profit groups that have expertise in combatting extremists online.
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Since taking office, the Trump administration has made clear its intentions to focus specifically on Islamic extremism, versus all violent ideologies, with DHS quietly shifting resources away from programs aimed at combatting far-right and white supremacist groups.
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This includes combatting child labor with a multi-stakeholder approach … the complexity of the hazelnut supply chain means it cannot be transformed by one single actor, and cooperation is absolutely essential to tackling the issue of child labor.
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Women have long been part of Peshmerga, the military forces for the region of Iraqi Kurdistan, but the role of female fighters in combatting ISIS across Iraq and Syria, including female Christian militias, is a fairly new phenomenon.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests a multi-pronged approach to combatting HIV involving a combination of regular testing, condom use, and pre-exposure prophylactics (PrEP) — drugs which are highly effective at preventing HIV infection.
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" The push from Murray, the top Democrat on the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, came hours after Pence named Debbie Birx, the U.S. government's leader for combatting HIV/AIDS globally, as the Trump administration's coronavirus "coordinator.
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Businesses need to be singing from the same hymn sheet if they want to make meaningful progress in combatting the climate crisis, said the environmental director of one of Asia's leading hotel groups, Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels.
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The anonymous creator of the "Petya" ransomware that has been used to attack computer systems since 2016 resurfaced Wednesday to offer their help combatting a new global malware epidemic that's based in part on the original Petya code.
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While the statement doesn't specifically call out the abuse lobbied against the duchesses, the palace reportedly reached out to social media firms back in January for support combatting this specific issue, directly asking both Twitter and Instagram for help.
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Game CAPTCHAs, video CAPTCHAs, whatever sort of CAPTCHA test you devise will eventually be broken, says Shuman Ghosemajumder, who previously worked at Google combatting click fraud before becoming the chief technology officer of the bot-detection company Shape Security.
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It would be nice to believe that once both have passed, American politicians on the right will suddenly snap to the realization that the planet is rapidly becoming less livable and begin combatting the climate crisis with unprecedented gusto.
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The Summit on Combatting Anti-Semitism held Monday at the Department of Justice should have focused on how the President's own words and policies have contributed to the near historic levels of anti-Semitic incidents in the United States.
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"The Department recognizes the challenge of combatting sexual assault in the Military Service Academies and the high cost of not succeeding," Elizabeth Van Winkle, executive director of the Office of Force Resiliency, said in a statement accompanying the report.
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That I'm grateful she wants to focus on it, and that starting with organizations that have been working on this very issue will be a key place to putting together what will be a successful agenda in combatting it.
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The latest public-facing project from this movement is Youth Climate Strike US (YCSUS) a group devoted to organizing a national school walkout on March 15 in support of the Green New Deal and other climate change-combatting measures.
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Why it matters: While the number of opioid-related deaths have doubled since 2010, it's hopeful to see states that are finding ways to combat overdoses, even if there's still a long way to go in combatting opioid addiction.
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But the rest of his response seems a little pointed at a certain someone who happens to be on the show right now and is combatting rumors about his love life (hint: he recently went by the name Pinocchio).
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Obama and his administration have long considered climate change a national security threat, a position shared by some Democrats and rejected by Republicans, who say the national security focus should be squarely on combatting terrorism rather than the climate.
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If the Trump administration had any particular interest in combatting the perception that the president's statement (issued after weeks of public pressure) was anything other than obligatory, his silence in the wake of these incidents has killed its chance.
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China this week passed a cybersecurity law aimed at combatting hacking and terrorism, though as Reuters reports, critics say it would strengthen the country's censorship regime and make it more difficult for foreign tech companies to do business there.
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Since the 1960s, California has consistently been more innovative and aggressive in combatting toxic tailpipe emissions, leading Congress to grant the state the unique right to set its own emissions rules, provided they are more stringent than federal standards.
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Americans are resilient and diligent in combatting these types of threats head on; recall those periods when bird flu and swine flu once had many of us considering the prudence of travel, but which seem like distant memories now.
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Kislyak was widely assumed to be a Russian spymaster, and though Russia and the U.S. ostensibly share a commitment to combatting ISIS , they have starkly different interests in Syria, where Russia supports the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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"It wasn&apost Biden&aposs first gaffe of the night — not long beforehand, he had drawn stifled laughter from the audience when he suggested combatting domestic violence by "punching at it and punching at it and punching at it.
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In August 2017, Yara gave a powerful speech at TEDxTeen on the harms of negative media representation and the ways in which positive portrayals of Black people in shows like black-ish and grown-ish are combatting those stereotypes.
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New York University recognizes that these problems are intertwined, and has begun to focus on combatting indoor air pollution—and its detrimental effects on health, cognitive function, and productivity—as part of its wider sustainability and carbon-neutrality plan.
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Frustration at the lack of progress addressing the issue was palpable among the entire Senate Armed Services Committee, while the New York lawmaker who has made combatting military sexual assault a key focus of her tenure tore in Gen.
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Reforms aimed at combatting prejudice that have been enacted since the Victorian age were aimed not at changing hearts and minds but reforming the institutions that collectively deprive minorities of jobs, places to live, their freedom, and their lives.
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" Combatting violence against the transgender and gender non-conforming community: "In 2019, at least 25 transgender and gender non-conforming people lost their lives due to acts of fatal violence — a majority of these victims were black transgender women.
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The longer the crisis is allowed to fester, the longer it will take the U.S. and its Arab Gulf partners to advance difficult joint projects aimed at combatting Iranian threats, like a GCC-wide integrated ballistic missile defense shield.
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TOKYO, June 27 (Reuters) - G203 negotiators are wrangling over the wording of a summit communique on combatting climate change, with the United States pushing to downgrade the language against European opposition, according to sources and drafts of the text.
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For two decades, U.S. counterterrorism policy has focused almost entirely on combatting American and foreign-born jihadis, failing to recognize the growing threat of far-right extremism, writes Janet Reitman for the cover of next week's New York Times Magazine.
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In December, the Philippines' new police chief, Lieutenant General Archie Gamboa, Caramat's superior, was quoted in the Philippine Star newspaper saying that police had been too tolerant combatting drug offenders and urged officers to "neutralise" them if they felt under threat.
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During her time in the role, she focused on combatting the opioid epidemic in her city by issuing a blanket prescription to the overdose-reversing drug Naloxone to all residents and supported the use of needle-exchange trucks in the city.
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Portman, one of the actors behind the Time's Up initiative combatting sexual harassment and abuse in Hollywood and other industries, said she experienced sexual harassment at the age of 13 when her first film, 1994's Léon: The Professional, came out.
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In December, the Philippines' new police chief, Lieutenant General Archie Gamboa, Caramat's superior, was quoted in the Philippine Star newspaper saying that police had been too tolerant combatting drug offenders and urged officers to "neutralise" them if they felt under threat.
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And on February 9, along with four other Supreme Court justices, Scalia voted to put a stay on Obama's Clean Power Plan, a signature set of environmental rules for combatting carbon pollution and transitioning the US to a clean energy economy.
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In response to the latest calls from European leaders to enhance online extremism identification and takedown systems, a GIFCT spokesperson provided the following responsibility-distributing statement: Combatting terrorism requires responses from government, civil society and the private sector, often working collaboratively.
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Combatting winds gusting up to 1383mph on another hot summer's day at Wentworth, the British Open winner scrambled his way to a second-round 71 that left him handily placed behind pacesetting trio Thomas Pieters, Francesco Molinari and Scott Jamieson.
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So, we went in search of dishes that boast the best of both worlds: healthy meals that still taste and feel comforting, AF. Combatting cold weather with fresh meals that still contain some cheesy-hot recipe integrity is possible, folks.
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"We honor those who have lost their lives to AIDS, we celebrate the remarkable progress we have made in combatting this disease, and we reaffirm our ongoing commitment to end AIDS as a public health threat," Trump said in the proclamation.
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Christine Hallquist is the first openly transgender woman to run for governor in the U.S. A former CEO of the Vermont Electric Cooperative, Hallquist is focused on combatting climate change and implementing universal health care in the Green Mountain State.
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That same day at CES 2016 in Las Vegas, Re/code, Vox Media*, Intel and Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation announced a new initiative called Hack Harassment, meant to rally the tech and media industries around combatting online abuse.
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Over the years, the two countries have exchanged information and worked hand-in-hand combatting narcotics, countering terrorism, enhancing border control security systems and strengthening the capacity of law enforcement authorities of the Maldives through training of personnel and professional services.
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If we are serious about combatting this kind of intimate violence, we should have policies that recognize the bond between people and their pets and take steps to help women and pets by ending this vicious cycle of intimidation and violence.
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Speaking at a press conference earlier this month, Prime Minister David Cameron said that he was against "having to resort to taxes" in combatting Britain's obesity problem, but recognised the need for "a fully worked up programme" to reduce sugar consumption.
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Read more: Virgin Atlantic, one of the world's most stylish airlines, just rolled out its incredible new seats on its newest plane — take a tour of the brand-new jetAnd speaking of sleep, how does one plan on combatting jetlag?
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By keeping nonprofits free from partisan electioneering, it helps ensure that state charities regulators focus on protecting charitable assets and combatting fraud, regardless of the political affiliation of their elected and appointed attorneys general, secretaries of State, or other officials.
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Trump administration officials actively examining policies that would allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty for drug dealers is the latest sign that Trump is eager to bolster his hard-line reputation on illegal drugs and combatting the opioid crisis.
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That made a certain amount of sense given reform was already underway: In 211, then president George W. Bush signed the Prison Rape Elimination Act, which instituted new national standards for tabulating and combatting sexual assault in the criminal justice system.
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Image via BuzzNigeriaFacebook's methods for combatting terrorism on its social network include: Image via BuzzNigeria Unfortunately, the post doesn't even include the feedback email address, nor does it pose any philosophical questions about where to draw the line when reviewing propaganda.
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He had said in March that he wasn't interested in a presidential campaign and instead would redirect his efforts "to help fund Democratic candidates in down-ballot races and give money to causes combatting climate change," Insider's Grace Panetta reported.
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Since President Donald Trump adopted a more somber approach toward combatting the virus, addressing the nation from the Oval Office and declaring a national emergency, top hosts on Fox News and in conservative media have taken the pandemic significantly more seriously.
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For example, Trump's reference to "us" may have been to himself, the administration, and the broader government response, though those interpretations also disregard the contributions of Asian American staffers and lawmakers that are working on combatting the virus as well.
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Beyond minimizing your carbon footprint and combatting our reliance on landfills, PelaCase is also a part of the "0003% for the Planet" initiative, donating at least 2000% of their profits to environmentally-focused organizations including Amnesty International and UNICEF, among others.
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We're almost ten years out from the United Nations' ambitious 2030 sustainable development goals—a blueprint to help us with challenges like access to clean water and combatting climate change—and there's still a lot of work to be done.
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Yet the lack of a version of Moshe Safdie's Habitat (which stands in Montreal), Raymond Hood's elegant and congestion-combatting 1925 Skyscraper Bridges, or the incredible geodesic 1955 Dodger Dome by Norman Bel Geddes and R. Buckminster Fuller is lamentable.
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Sanders does not say he advised Ortega against the U.S., but instead discusses the difficulty that Ortega's government had in combatting a negative press image in the U.S. that, according to Sanders, was due to Reagan's influence on the media.
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Trade Sanders opposed the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which Trump withdrew the US from in 2017, and most recently voted against the US-Mexico Canada trade agreement (USMCA) for many reasons, including its lack of provisions dedicated to combatting climate change.
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I am hopeful this is the beginning of even closer cooperation between our countries, not just in combatting the deadly threat of MS-13, but on a wide range of immigration and security issues that matter to the United States.
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So I do think that showing up in areas where you can create pressure, even in areas where you're going to be unpopular, is going to be really important for combatting polarization as well as for getting an agenda through.
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Jay Inslee, who dropped out in August after failing to garner enough support in the polls to qualify for the September debates, ran almost entirely on combatting climate change and pushed the other candidates on the issue throughout his Democratic bid.
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The big picture: The pro-business Macron entered the presidency with the goal of reforming the French economy, hoping to implement measures like an increase to the gas tax that would stimulate long-term investment in new jobs while combatting climate change.
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That might mean dates don't sell out at lightning speed like they used to, but the move is intentional: Swift is poised to take home more cash for those billings while also combatting the notoriously problematic secondary market that plagues live music fans.
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So many young girls and women admire both her and her cape-wearing character as a role model, and it's powerful to see her commit to combatting harassment and assault with as much fervor as when she takes on her most menacing enemies.
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As Trump announced a "groundbreaking new center (that) represent(ed) a clear declaration that Muslim-majority countries must take the lead in combatting radicalization," he took no responsibility for his own divisive rhetoric that radicalizes the political right in the United States.
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Amid pressure from critics last December, Wynne made a commitment to take a comprehensive approach to combatting sex trafficking—a strategy that will likely follow up on suggestions to create a dedicated task force to hunt down and prosecute providers of sexual services.
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While it is troubling the court rejected a sound and logical law aimed at ensuring that those who vote are eligible to do so, the holding is quite limited and should not deter other states from combatting the serious problem of noncitizen voting.
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One would create a local law enforcement liaison at the IRS, and the other would require the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration to issue a report on potential solutions to combatting phone scams in which people pretend to be IRS employees.
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Photo James GathanyWith summer approaching, the risk of a surge in cases of the Zika virus has become a major concern for US officials, and the White House has announced that they would be redirecting money earmarked for Ebola to efforts combatting Zika.
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Younis's comments come as combatting climate change has become a major issue in Washington, D.C., with debate over proposals such as the progressive Green New Deal that aims to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions to net zero over a 22019-year period.
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Bezos is instead taking a laissez-faire approach: the richest person in the world hasn't specified how his donations should be spent, other than the broad directive of combatting homelessness, and he's only asked for one update per year, according to Recode.
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Still, there is useful advice here and there in the book, such as a three-step plan for combatting "amotivational syndrome," also known as "couch lock": Step 1: Decide what you're going to do after you get stoned before you get stoned.
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Update: The White House released a statement Tuesday night, specifying that the administration's strategy for combatting "the growing influx of illegal immigration, drugs and violent gang members from Central America" includes using the National Guard and pressuring Congress to close immigration loopholes.
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Two new ads, one from the Business Roundtable group of CEOs and one from the right-wing ad shop American Action Network, attempt to square this circle by simply pretending that the GOP tax concepts floating around Congress are about combatting outsourcing.
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"Adding opioid replacement as a qualifying condition for medical marijuana offers providers another treatment option, which is a critical step in combatting the deadly opioid epidemic affecting people across the state," New York State Health Commissioner Howard Zucker, said in a statement.
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Sure, there are restaurant owners actively combatting what is essentially unchecked male creepiness, but the reality is that even the most well-meaning of men in the industry can make blunders so sexist and so exceptionally stupid that they are almost funny. Almost.
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Amazon took one of its first major steps toward combatting this practice in 2016, when the company announced plans to make an international brand registry so that only vendors with the right permissions could sell their Amazon-registered products on the site.
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Yeah, well, in an apparent gesture to clear his name, PewDiePie announced earlier this week he would be donating $50,000 to the Anti-Defamation League, a nonprofit group with a long history of combatting anti-Semitism and other forms of hate speech.
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State legislatures across the country have been far more proactive in combatting the MMIW crisis, passing legislation to form MMIW task forces, underwrite statewide studies and technology updates, and loop in tribal leadership and law enforcement to work alongside their state counterparts.
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The effort will seek to "canvass the many ways that the Department is combatting the global cyber threat" as well as "identify how federal law enforcement can more effectively accomplish its mission in this vital and evolving area," according to the press release.
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The effort will seek to "canvass the many ways that the Department is combatting the global cyber threat" as well as "identify how federal law enforcement can more effectively accomplish its mission in this vital and evolving area," according to the press release.
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In 20163, she drove from the Midwest to New York City, sleeping in her car for two weeks while she met with nonprofits she hoped to enlist in combatting the problem: the Center for Constitutional Rights, Psychologists for Social Responsibility, and Physicians for Human Rights.
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Airbnb has also pledged to continue ongoing efforts to train employees, hosts, and guests on identifying and combatting bias and discrimination across the platform, and it will make it easier for users to file discrimination complaints — both with the company and with the DFEH.
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Manchin released a statement Thursday ahead of the president's visit expressing hope that the he could work with Democrats in a bipartisan fashion, and praising Trump for the White House's dedication to combatting the opioid addiction crisis, which has hit West Virginia particularly hard.
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Recent policy and trade commitments by Saudi Arabia — like its multimillion-dollar Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology (Etidal) and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's modernization plans — have been seen as signs that the kingdom is moving away from the extremist positions of its past.
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After six months working as the personal assistant to an A-List celeb, B. reminisces about her life combatting catty sexual rumors on set, arriving late to her own birthday party, and the surprisingly soul-sucking task of searching for the perfect lightweight beanie.
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That's because Trump said in a speech last week outlining the priorities she would bring to the East Wing that in addition to "helping children and women," she said combatting cyber bullying will be "one of the main focuses" of her work as first lady.
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Previous was G20-JAPAN/CLIMATECHANGE.) TOKYO, June 27 (Reuters) - G203 negotiators are wrangling over the wording of a summit communique on combatting climate change, with the United States pushing to downgrade the language against European opposition, according to sources and drafts of the text.
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Why it matters: This would be the first public step toward identifying both which states were targeted and the methods used to influence the 2016 vote, which could go a long way toward combatting future attempts by foreign powers to interfere in American elections.
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"These new tools are a huge advancement in combatting non-consensual pornography and I applaud Facebook for their dedication in addressing this insidious issue, which impacts the lives of individuals and their loved ones across the country and around the world," Speier said in statement.
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Despite combatting dozens of cyber defenders, each of whom appears to be working around the clock and has very little need to use the facilities, the hacker is able to defeat all security and gain access to the secret weapon plans or whatever have you.
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In a larger context, this represented the Black Lives Matter moment for Democrats in the House, eager to challenge a majority in Congress that seems tone deaf to strong public support of gun safety, criminal justice system reforms and combatting racial and economic inequality.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) announced a series of hires Tuesday, including a former prosecutor with experience combatting Russian organized crime, to lead his investigation of the Trump administration.
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What too many people don't realize is that the Judicial Redress Act is actually the last hurdle to finalizing a key security agreement with the European Union that allows for efficient data transfers between the two governments for the purpose of combatting crime and terrorism.
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Enter Anonymous Was A Woman, an organization dedicated to combatting this particular set of challenges and highlighting the achievements of women artists, over 240 years of age and at a significant juncture in their lives or careers, and supporting their careers through $25,000 unrestricted grants.
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With a constant stream of hate, the burden is left on the disenfranchised to navigate which form of discrimination rises to level where combatting it is a survival-based necessity and which to ignore or accept as the collateral damage of being a minority.
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There were 22016 million people around the world living in slavery in 2003 — including 2200,27 in the U.S., according to estimates in the 220 Global Slavery Index that was presented at the United Nations by the Walk Free Foundation, a global organization combatting modern slavery.
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It might be a ham-handed approach at combatting my social anxiety, but the fact that I am using the premise of my own clown character coming out of retirement and performing for the first time in 50 years is really intriguing to me.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyDemocrats press Pompeo to help Americans stranded abroad amid coronavirus Democrats call for pollution reduction requirements in any aid for airlines, cruises How campaigns are adapting to coronavirus MORE (D-Mass.), has also put a focus on combatting the virus.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro said his detailed gun violence plan focuses not just on stricter controls and additional funding for combatting domestic terrorism, but in investing in programs to combat hate and limiting the spread of violent extremism on the internet.
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But while the rest of the world is busy combatting the spread of COVID-19, a recent European Union document says Russian media have deployed a "significant disinformation campaign" against the West to worsen the impact of the coronavirus, generate panic and sow distrust.
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The law provides incentives for drug makers to pursue rare disease therapies and has been critical for incentivizing drugmakers to invest in research and development for therapies that are now combatting deadly rare conditions, like cystic fibrosis, hemophilia, rare pediatric cancers, and lysosomal storage disorders.
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"The Jobs Fund brings together conservationists and labor to elect the right leadership to Congress, helping us build a clean energy economy, creating jobs in America while also protecting our clean air and combatting climate change," League President Gene Karpinski said in a statement.
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As we consider the path forward in combatting the opioid crisis, we believe our agenda reflects an emerging bipartisan consensus on specific shared policy objectives: The President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis reflects this same emerging consensus on next steps.
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Trump also signed the STOP School Violence Act and Fix NICS Act, which reauthorized a Justice Department program combatting school shootings and helped ensure all criminal background information, including domestic violence records, would be accurately submitted and reviewed prior to any gun purchase, respectively.
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A presumably unintended consequence of Mr. Barr's pivot in policy has been echoed loudly on social media — the belief that the new policy will not only lend itself to corruption, but also hinder the effort of those charged with combatting corruption and foreign influence.
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People have adopted different approaches to combatting this problem — one of the most notable advocates for change is the group W.A.G.E., which has been working for years to try to hold institutions accountable — but lack of compensation remains a widespread practice with real ramifications.
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The charity says that despite great progress made worldwide in combatting the AIDS epidemic, HIV remains one of the leading causes of death for adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa, where three out of four new HIV infections among 15–19-year-olds are among young women.
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Calling Egypt "critical to the peace and security" of the region, Kerry said the U.S. wants to help Egypt succeed in its efforts to overcome the "difficult challenges" it faces economically and in combatting extremists in the Sinai Peninsula, where militants have formed a local ISIS affiliate.
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Kylie Jenner and Jeffree Starr have both taken to social media to warn their fans (Kylie even made counterfeit Lip Kits the focus of a recent episode of Life Of Kylie), but both of their brands declined to officially comment on how they're combatting the issue.
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Thorne opened up more about suffering sexual abuse as a child on Instagram Sunday, the same day as the 75th Golden Globe Awards, where many attendees wore black in support of the Time's Up movement, which focuses on combatting discrimination, harassment and abuse in the workplace.
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The charity says that despite great progress made worldwide in combatting the AIDS epidemic, HIV remains one of the leading causes of death for adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa, where three out of four new HIV infections among 15–19-year-olds are among young women.
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"The music industry faces numerous challenges — from combatting long-held biases to making sure women are represented and respected within the community," says Tchen, who served as the executive director of the White House Council on Women and Girls during her time at the White House.
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"Today, on World AIDS Day, we honor those who have lost their lives to AIDS, we celebrate the remarkable progress we have made in combatting this disease, and we reaffirm our ongoing commitment to end AIDS as a public health threat," Trump said in a statement.
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The measure's passage comes days after the House passed additional bills aimed at combatting opioid addiction, some of which included lifting certain limits on Medicaid's contribution for opioid care at treatment facilities and cracking down on imports of illicit opioids into the United States via mail.
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As the Washington Post reported, the organizers of Pope Francis's February 2019 summit on combatting sexual abuse just asked "the estimated 130 presidents of national bishops' conferences" to meet with survivors before arriving, as if that, amazingly, was something they needed to be instructed to do.
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"The Committee should build on the work that has already been done and take action to ensure our nation's energy tax policy helps emerging industries adjust to future changes in the regulatory environment while bolstering the economy, protecting consumers, and combatting climate change," the Senators said.
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By combatting congressional oversight, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE seems to be daring Democrats to impeach him.
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On Tuesday, the 54-year-old, along with six members of her team, proved their loyalty to the Communist Party by injecting themselves with a vaccine that hasn't even been tested on animals, in an apparent bid to show how well China is doing in combatting coronavirus.
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Thomas S. Warrick is former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Counterterrorism and a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, and William F. Wechsler is former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Combatting Terrorism and director of the Atlantic Council's Middle East Programs.
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For Curbelo, that means convincing a skeptical electorate that a Republican can be an effective voice in combatting a threat that much of the party's rural base well inside the coasts -- and even its President, who has called global warming a Chinese hoax -- prefers to ignore.
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An engineer and business owner who began his first term in the Georgia state legislature in 2015, Raffensperger has argued that combatting voter fraud (which has not been an issue in recent elections in the state) would be his main focus as the state's chief elections official.
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"American Humane is at the forefront of combatting cruelty to animals through our rescue efforts, support of anti-cruelty raids, and work to improve conditions for animals around the world," Dr. Kwane Stewart, the veterinarian who heads American Humane's No Animals Were Harmed program says in the statement.
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Portman, one of the actors behind the Time's Up initiative combatting sexual harassment and abuse in Hollywood and other industries, said at the Women's March in Los Angeles that she experienced sexual harassment at the age of 13 when her first film, 1994's Léon: The Professional, came out.
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But even if the risk of a coordinated, Paris-style attack is low, between a small but longstanding jihadi strain in Brazil, legitimate concerns about security at any Olympics, and the perpetual challenge of combatting lone-wolf terrorist attacks, the danger of some kind of tragedy is real.
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However, there are excellent resources resources out there that are already combatting online hoaxes and fake news reports that Facebook could use to guide it: Snopes, which researches a wide range of memes and articles to assess their accuracy, and PolitiFact, which has been fact checking politicians for years.
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Mohajer has two features: – The "Get Informed" section provides information for users concerning Iran's immigration policy, the rights of Afghans in Iran, and resources that are available for concerns such as health, education, combatting from discrimination and more; the list continues to expand as users share their needs.
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Gabbard's interest in foreign policy sets her apart from other ambitious Democrats, many of whom have difficulty articulating a clear position on Syria, and virtually all of whom would rather attach themselves to the kinds of domestic issues—stopping Trump, fighting poverty, combatting discrimination—that thrill the Democratic base.
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The agreement, posted on The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation's website, also says a working group will form to oversee the actions outlined in the agreement and all three parties will submit a strategy for how they will contribute to combatting the illegal fishing and gillnets threatening the vaquita population.
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ISIS-K "has a universe of relationships with other militant organizations across Afghanistan and Pakistan which provide it with ideological, logistical and operational support," Amira Jadoon, an expert on terrorism at the Combatting Terrorism Center at West Point, told Insider, increasing the group's reach throughout Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Given that saunas are the most harmful "remedy" I've tried, if you don't have a few hundred dollars to blow on hydration therapy and you don't necessarily trust capsules with experimental ingredients, your best bet for combatting a hangover may still be some Yeezy prescribed sunglasses and Advil.
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"I'm always a bit sceptical of face masks (and most beauty products, if I'm honest) but, aside from just being a nice thing to do after a long day, this mask has helped a lot with combatting the effects of hard water and pollution in London," she said.
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The film's creator, Jeff Orlowski, and those committed to combatting climate change at Exposure Lab have put together an action guide that details how viewers can make a difference by transitioning to 100% clean energy and working to put an end to harsh practices like dredging and overfishing.
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The McCain Institute, which counts combatting human trafficking as one of its initiatives, said in a statement that McCain was only "thinking about the possible ramifications of a criminal act not the ethnicity of the possible trafficker" when she reported what she believed was a case of trafficking.
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Clay HigginsGlen (Clay) Clay Higgins58 GOP lawmakers vote against disaster aid bill GOP lawmaker vows to catch those responsible for string of arsons at black churches in Louisiana GOP lawmaker says border situation threatens US 'integrity' MORE (R-La.), highlights the agency's work in combatting drug and human trafficking.
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Volker was appointed U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations in July 2017 while leading the D.C.-based McCain Institute, which aims to make a difference in people's lives in the areas of "leadership development, human rights, rule of law, international security and combatting human trafficking," according to its website.
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Some critics have suggested that Trump&aposs order might be used by the president to pander to Jewish constituents or as a goodwill gesture towards Israel (a close Trum ally), as the country&aposs government has taken particular aim at combatting antisemitism and the BDS movement around the world.
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Below is a list of some of the most drastic cuts: Possibly the biggest target of the budget proposal is scientific research and agencies that do anything related to combatting climate change, which makes sense given Trump is on record saying it's a hoax orchestrated by the Chinese.
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Other terrorism experts, however, tend to disagree with the take of FDD -- a conservative-leaning think tank that focuses on foreign policy and combatting terrorism -- over the issue of rhetoric, pointing out that the administration has clearly spoken about ISIS as a group inspired by a perverted form of Islam.
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Women will vote and run for office; they'll continue to speak up and out; they'll continue to donate money to organizations combatting sexual assault and providing support for survivors, and use their influence to shine a light on the plight of women with less power and privilege than they have.
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Image: Getty ImagesOver the past few years, people have been freaking out about a plan to release genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys, concerned that in addition to combatting the spread of Zika virus and other mosquito-borne illnesses the mosquitoes would usher in some sort of sci-fi catastrophe.
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AND THEY'VE BEEN A TERRIFIC PARTNER IN COMBATTING TERRORIST FINANCING WITH US. CUTMORE: AND AS YOU WRAP UP YOUR MEETINGS HERE AT THE IMF WORLD BANK, CAN YOU GIVE US SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT HOW YOU FOUND THE MOOD HERE AND THE ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE UNITED STATES ON AN INTERNATIONAL LEVEL?
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Although Twitter has long stood with users against intrusive government surveillance—severing the access of social media monitoring companies targeting black activists and combatting law enforcement subpoenas that threaten to undermine freedom of speech—the same level of concern has not been evident with voters amid allegations of election interference.
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"We wanted to be able to show citizens that we are having a positive impact on the community," Bob Roth—city councilman and former chairman of Aurora's legal weed committee—told the Denver Post last October, back when the idea to funnel marijuana tax revenue toward combatting homelessness was originally presented.
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But the thing that most likely triggered Colm's memory—the thing that has landed Tyndall in the news recently, and the thing that, if you ask around, may have cost Tyndall his job at the BCCDC earlier this year—is his latest and most audacious idea for combatting the overdose crisis.
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NYU's Dr. Esther Blessing is a psychiatrist and researcher in the midst of testing numerous possible benefits of CBD â€" like combatting PTSD and substance abuse â€" and who has received funding for her studies from the National Institutes of Health, a good sign for anyone who's been on the fence.
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That is why I recently visited Naval Station Norfolk to strengthen my sea legs by gaining firsthand experience on the waterfront – experience that better informs my policies affecting Navy equities, such as combatting physiological episodes in tactical fighter jets, growing our fleet, and addressing readiness shortfalls in ships and aircraft.
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"Effectively combatting coordinated information operations requires many parts of society working together, which is why Facebook believes so strongly in the need for collaboration between law enforcement, government agencies, security experts and other companies to confront these growing threats," Facebook VP of Public Policy Kevin Martin said of the meeting.
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The Philippines: Over a phone call, Trump told President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines that he should visit the White House if he's "ever in D.C." and praised the "great job" he was doing at combatting drug crimes policies (note that drug addicts and dealers are often killed by police).
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In Robert Woodruff's assured direction, lighting focuses attention on the principal action, and, combatting the often static feel of much operatic staging, the presence and actions of the other actors, even while not the focus, lend to the feeling that these hopeless figures are trapped mercilessly together, waiting for extinction.
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Outside oversight and a consistent set of regulatory eyes — under the supervision of the board that is responsible for enforcing the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Economic Act (PROMESA) working hand in hand with the Puerto Rico Energy Commission — will be crucial in combatting the disruptive impact of short-term politics.
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If we truly want to be a leader on criminal justice reform, a leader in economic justice, a leader in ensuring a fair and equal state for all, and a leader combatting decades-old policies that continue to hold communities of color back, then it is long past time that we legalized marijuana.
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That's one reason British Association of Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) is encouraging testing for anyone with the kind of inflammation associated with MG. The group recently unveiled a draft set of guidelines for combatting MG. It recommends testing only patients who show symptoms of possible infection, rather than a broader population.
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President Trump, pictured above with Egyptian President el-Sisi (L) and King Salman of Saudi Arabia at the opening of the Global Center for Combatting Extremist Ideology, has skipped the final item on his agenda in Saudi Arabia — a keynote address at the "Tweeps 2017" forum on using social media to combat extremism.
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According to a groundbreaking 153 report by the Center for Combatting Terrorism that cited transcripts of US military interviews with captured Iraqi Shiite militiamen, recruiters look for traits that include "open-mindedness," physical stamina, maturity, organizational skills, and "responsibility" in individuals who are relatively docile and don't ask a lot of questions.
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"Because I believe that a strong America is not possible without strong families and strong values, for years now I have participated in events hosted by faith leaders to speak about the cultural and social issues before America, including the importance of parents and families, religious liberties and combatting poverty," he added.
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Much like the approach we take to combatting terrorists, a coordinated interagency approach that integrates State Department visa issuance with the Commerce Department's "Denied Persons List" list of violators of U.S. export law and the Treasury Department's list of "Specially Designated Nationals And Blocked Persons List" could significantly enhance protection of the homeland.
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"Today, on World AIDS Day, we honor those who have lost their lives to AIDS, we celebrate the remarkable progress we have made in combatting this disease, and we reaffirm our ongoing commitment to end AIDS as a public health threat," Trump said in his official statement marking the day of remembrance.
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Justice Democrats, which was founded by Sanders campaign staffers, and Our Revolution, the Sanders-endorsed 501(c)(4) run by former Ohio state senator Nina Turner, are also backing progressive candidates and combatting what they see as their institutional disadvantages, trying to propel candidates who once would have been unmentioned underdogs into a general election.
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At Monday's meeting, New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who has taken on an active role in combatting online extremism after March's massacre, said the structure would be led by a board of directors made up of Facebook representatives and an independent advisory committee would be made up of both government and civil roles.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), who has introduced legislation aimed at combatting violence against Native American women in the past, co-sponsored the legislation along with Sens.
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The life-saving work of researchers, medical professionals and advocacy groups across the nation, like the American Heart Association, underscore that if we are to effectively combat the leading cause of death among adults in the U.S., we must make combatting heart disease a priority not just this month, but every month of the year.
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The tweet came minutes after the president posted attacks on the Fed, Democrats, the top Republican lawmaker on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and the special envoy in charge of combatting ISIS, who announced over the weekend that he would be resigning at the end of the month after Trump decided to pull American troops from Syria.
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Their experiences will inform a new set of recommendations soon to be put forth by the commission, outlining industry-specific ways to better implement and enforce measures combatting sexual harassment at work—which Norton notes could very well serve as a model for what Congress—which "doesn't know up from down" on the matter—ends up implementing nationally.
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The latest fundraising comes as investors like cigarette company Altria recorded heavy losses in their Juul investment and slashed their valuations of the companyA Juul spokesperson told Business Insider that the company remains committed to combatting underage use of its products and had "refrained from lobbying the Administration on its draft flavor guidance," among other measures.
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" Besides combatting terrorism and illegal drugs, Pence noted how many of the graduates will participate in much-needed search-and-rescue missions, like those that occurred during last year&aposs string of devastating hurricanes, and to patrol the "increasingly contested polar waters in the years ahead to advance America&aposs energy and national security interests across this vital region.
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But more than anything, it is about humanity: In Chernobyl's exploration of the people responsible for the disaster, the first responders who died combatting it, and the everyday citizens whose lives were irrevocably changed by it, the series gives us a portrait of humanity in all its complexity—one as terrible, and beautiful, as the real thing.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai sent letters to more than a dozen companies on Monday urging them to adopt frameworks for combatting the illegal practice of "spoofing" — a method commonly used by robocallers to mask the origin of the calls and make it appear as if they're coming from a number from the same region as the recipient.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D) wrote a letter to the White House on Thursday attacking its decision to convene a multi-agency committee tasked with combatting public support for marijuana.
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" The Departments of Homeland Security, Education, Justice, and Health and Human Services coordinated on the report, which included recommendations to improve situations at schools, such as "creating a positive school climate, combatting cyberbullying, ensuring rating systems allow parents to fully assess the appropriateness of entertainment their children are consuming, and establishing 'No Notoriety' practices in the wake of shootings.
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The grilling interview at times left Sanders apparently speechless, telling members of the paper's editorial board that he did not have an answer or would need to do more research on topics like trade, combatting ISIS, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and even his campaign's central promise to break up banks that are deemed "too big to fail".
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has vowed to "solve" the North Korean nuclear problem, while his administration has sought to pressure China into taking a more active role in combatting North Korean aggression.
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First lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE is planning to attend a summit in Maryland early next week focused on combatting cyberbullying.
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And she's committed to combatting the fact that, while users mostly do technically consent to sharing intimate data, they often aren't fully aware of what they're getting into (such as when Grindr users didn't realize the app was sharing their HIV status), and companies often end up breaking terms of services anyways, either intentionally or through leaks.
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Sanders and Democratic presidential front-runner Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 85033 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' Biden holds sizable lead in new Hill/HarrisX 2020 poll MORE have both put an emphasis on combatting coronavirus in recent days.
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Teaming up with LYCRA® Brand, we outfitted Corley and Howell in American Eagle jeans — made with shape-retaining LYCRA® dualFX® technology for total freedom of movement, in any size — and sat down with them to talk combatting stage fright, carving out spaces for themselves in the sometimes-exclusionary world of dance, and the ritual of preparation.
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"The President and the leaders discussed their support for the bill, which includes more funds to rebuild the military, such as the largest pay raise for our troops in a decade, more than 100 miles of new construction for the border wall and other key domestic priorities, like combatting the opioid crisis and rebuilding our nation's infrastructure," Sanders said.
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United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE on Sunday said she is "done" discussing North Korea, noting that combatting its aggression will require the help of regional partners.
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"The media and the political actors in the US have a huge role to play in terms of combatting this type of stuff [disinformation], not being sensationalist and being very clear in the language they use," Jankowicz told CNN, adding that she would like to see more political campaigns pledge not to share or promote disinformation, like Massachusetts Sen.
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The activist surge on the left, most spectacularly demonstrated at the Women's March, in Washington, D.C., and in other major cities, and during protests at nearly a dozen airports after the executive order to temporarily ban people from seven majority-Muslim countries, has stoked a conviction that the Party must be more forceful in combatting Trump.
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The head of Indonesia's military was denied entry into the U.S. on Saturday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection as he and his wife were preparing to leave for Washington, D.C. General Gatot Nurmantyo was invited to attend a conference on combatting violent extremism on Monday and Tuesday by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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The long-drawn-out conflicts – and tangle web of political, social and sectarian consequences – experienced by the U.S. and its allies in Iraq and Afghanistan a decade ago have acted as a cautionary tale for the current international coalition against ISIS, making it far more wary of appearing to be a foreign, occupying power in charge of combatting the group.
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More than ten months into Trump administration, multiple key positions in her East Wing offices are still vacant, she's only given a handful of speeches, and even though she choose combatting cyberbullying as a topic she will champion (which of course, it's ironic given the president's tweets), she still has yet to present a comprehensive proposal explaining how will she tackle that issue.
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Let's take a look: It's hard to argue with priorities like Combatting Climate Change and LGBTQ Rights, and Yang is far from the first Democrat to back Reducing Mass Incarceration, Equal Pay for those who do the same work, Campaign Finance Reform, and Net Neutrality, though his focus on the latter is unusual and showcases his focus on tech issues.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) is urging Democrats to focus on combatting the Trump agenda, lamenting that he's been in the White House for less than 100 days.
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According to the Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS), the first emir of ISIS-K, "In April 2019, ISK's leader Mawlawi Zia ul-Haq, also known as Abu Omar al-Khorasani, was reportedly replaced by a new leader, Mawlawi Abdullah, also known as Mawlawi Aslam Farooqi," according to Amira Jadoon, an expert on terrorism at the Combatting Terrorism Center at West Point.
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When he was cast on Queer Eye in 2017, JVN was on the cusp of turning 30 with 11 years of experience doing hair — but as a small business owner combatting debt, his main concerns were staying ahead on his taxes and making sure he was able to save some money in the process (for shoes and his future, among other things).
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She thinks the extra money for all those measures can come from cutting costs on immigration and the EU. She points out in her manifesto that she hopes "to re-establish order in French public finances by putting an end to the misspending of public money (particularly linked to immigration and the European Union) and by combatting social and tax fraud".
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Few say it publicly, but in DC I'd hear it all the time from supposedly liberal men: Franken as a martyr and Gillibrand as "opportunist" While Franken's resignation has attracted both significant attention and backlash, it's also far from the first time that Gillibrand has been vocal about combatting sexual harassment and assault — issues she's been working on for years.
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Ministers have been given until November 1 to amend the aspects of the legislation that have been judged unlawful by the High Court — which means the government will need to change the law to require prior review by a court or independent administrative body to access the data; and — in the context of crime-fighting — to only allow access for purposes related to combatting "serious crime".
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"The President and the leaders discussed their support for the bill, which includes more funds to rebuild the military, such as the largest pay raise for our troops in a decade, more than 100 miles of new construction for the border wall and other key domestic priorities, like combatting the opioid crisis and rebuilding our nation's infrastructure," the White House said in a statement.
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But even though the post is supposed to "provide more details and context than is possible in any one string of tweets" and promises that YouTube will reexamine its harassment policy, it raises yet more questions about how serious YouTube is about combatting harassment and hate speech on its platform—especially if the abuse comes from a high-profile channel with million of subscribers.
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Y.) and Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Newsom says California schools likely to remain closed for rest of school year CNN's Bash praises Trump's tone: 'The kind of leader that people need' MORE (D-Calif.) for their work combatting the virus in their respective states, extending a rare olive branch to two men he has regularly picked fights with.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson slammed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for calling this week to confiscate guns without due process as a means of combatting gun violence.
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If the Firtash extradition is successful, it won't be surprising if Granovsky and Fursin eventually join their patron in the U.S. If President Poroshenko's hands are clean and he wants to demonstrate that he is serious about combatting corruption and leading Ukraine into a future it can be proud of, then he and Ukraine must make clear that Firtash and his group will be forced to return their ill-gotten gains.
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Bloomberg said on CNN Friday that action on climate change now falls to local leaders, echoing calls from former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE and others calling for local governments to pursue policies combatting climate change in the wake of the Trump administration's decision.
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"While this bill falls short of what I'd like to see, it will provide our Customs and Border Patrol and Immigration and customs enforcement agents the tools necessary to continue combatting the threat we face," House Appropriations Ranking Member Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerLobbying world House approves bill increasing federal worker pay House approves 3 billion spending package MORE (R-Texas) said on the floor ahead of the vote.
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With the help of their teacher/songwriter Sim D' Souza, school co-founder, Sarah DuPont, and an international super team made up of film maker Jon Fine, Grammy winner and world renowned grande dame Angelique Kidjo, and musicians spanning from Brooklyn to Benin, the children have given us a video and song both important and, frankly, banging to be used in combatting of one the world's great killers, malaria.
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During a White House press briefing on the state of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., members of the White House coronavirus task force provided updates about the current state of coronavirus testing in the U.S. Given that the World Health Organization has said that testing is perhaps one of the most important parts of any effective method of combatting the outbreak, this is a crucial metric to track.
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Thankfully, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has made clear that supporting basic rights for the Iranian people and combatting the regime's spread of radical Islamic terrorism is a top priority of his administration.
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"The president and the leaders discussed their support for the bill, which includes more funds to rebuild the military, such as the largest pay raise for our troops in a decade, more than 2202 miles of new construction for the border wall and other key domestic priorities, like combatting the opioid crisis and rebuilding our nation's infrastructure," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
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"The president and the leaders discussed their support for the bill, which includes more funds to rebuild the military, such as the largest pay raise for our troops in a decade, more than 28500 miles of new construction for the border wall and other key domestic priorities, like combatting the opioid crisis and rebuilding our nation's infrastructure," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
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"The president and the leaders discussed their support for the bill, which includes more funds to rebuild the military, such as the largest pay raise for our troops in a decade, more than 100 miles of new construction for the border wall and other key domestic priorities, like combatting the opioid crisis and rebuilding our nation's infrastructure," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), who led the charge on combatting sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill, said Sunday that women who made sexual misconduct allegations against Clinton were not treated fairly.
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Homeland Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE also signed a joint statement this week with the United States' international intelligence-sharing partners, known as the "Five Eyes" nations, that in part stated that the countries were committed to combatting foreign influence campaigns.
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