Listen, conflating grunge and punk is certainly a musical sin.
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So it's suddenly conflating leaving Facebook with abandoning your friends.
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So, I am not the one conflating this, number one.
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Or she could be conflating Ultra Cruise with Super Cruise?
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Our Shakespeare guides protest that I'm conflating two different things.
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I think people are conflating artificial intelligence with human intelligence.
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So, please, let's stop conflating Alton Sterling with Emmett Till.
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It stokes fear by conflating undocumented immigrants with violent crime.
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WikiLeaks seems to be conflating itself with Russian hacking here.
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The main issue here is that we're conflating correlation with causation.
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Again, the big trap is conflating health insurance with health care.
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It seems to me that you're unnecessarily conflating these two goals.
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Conflating machines with the body is a very old human habit.
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They were both conflating "Islam" the ideology and "Muslim" the identity.
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Conflating consensual S&M with pathology is the easy way out.
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I think that's because you're conflating the television with the use.
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Trump seems to be conflating different conspiracy theories with one another.
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Am I conflating "hot to trot" with this entry, HOTSY TOTSY?
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The company said the employees might be conflating rework and remanufacturing.
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ANDRE CALANTZOPOULOS: But we should not be conflating vaping in general.
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McCain seems to be conflating the email investigation and the Russia investigation.
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But conflating credit and economic ownership, said Rai, is a bad idea.
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But Sanders did speak to Fox News, conflating the caravan with smugglers.
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The groups said opponents of legalization were unfairly conflating heroin and marijuana.
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"He's conflating things in a really bizarre and incorrect way," said Brown.
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Sontag warned against conflating physical illness with any kind of mental state.
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He also accused the president of lying too much and conflating things.
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By conflating several more unrelated issues, Republican John Chrin's attack on Rep.
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Mostly, they are uncommonly still, conflating the acts of singing and listening.
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They're conflating the universal versus means-tested dimension with the work dimension.
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They're conflating two things: movies as art, and movies as commercial product.
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All this talk of vulnerable minds and easy manipulation is conflating different things.
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So, he&aposs conflating these two things, counterintelligence investigation and political dirty tricks.
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Randall said this is troubling because Sendler is conflating paraphilias with criminal behavior.
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I worry about conflating the good moments with the manic, sometimes violent episodes.
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It was at that point I began erroneously conflating microblading with eyebrow threading.
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But photos on social media are conflating the current crisis with previous fires.
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"Therapies are sort of another word for cure," he said, conflating the two.
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For what has to be the millionth time, stop conflating Islam with radical extremism.
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I'm curious as to why we're conflating sexuality w/ the molestation of a minor.
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Of course, I'm probably conflating the novels with some of my own teenage memories.
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Winfried, a shaggy baby boomer, has had the luxury of conflating irresponsibility with idealism.
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That hasn't stopped the public from conflating dangerous (ionizing) and benign (non-ionizing) radiation.
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In Trump's America, Hispanic immigrants are demonized by conflating them with vicious gang members.
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Mr. Castro has spoken out against the ideological trap of conflating language and identity.
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Mr. Castro has spoken out against the ideological trap of conflating language and identity.
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Wouldn't it lead to readers conflating accusations of rape with accusations of mild creepiness?
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Many people have an outdated notion of who immigrants are, conflating them with the undocumented.
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This document proves the issues are separate; conflating them has the potential to mislead people.
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But he believes many are inaccurately conflating the energized Democratic base with Bernie Sanders supporters.
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Our thought bubble: Conflating a trade dispute and national security concerns is a dangerous game.
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But male sex worker Luca Stevenson said conflating sex work with sex trafficking was problematic.
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Pruitt was conflating regular mining jobs—like copper and gold mining—with coal mining jobs.
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Pundits often err in conflating the message with the messenger, the politician with his politics.
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In a statement, Sanders attributed the incorrect figure to conflating the death toll with casualties.
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And he's released an inflammatory ad conflating a convicted Mexican cop killer with the migrants.
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The far right was more interested in conflating abortion and birth control for political purposes.
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But this isn't to say that I'm conflating lack of complexity with lack of enjoyability.
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Conflating Flint with privatization is nothing more than a scare tactic with zero supporting facts.
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Conflating public use cases with law enforcement use cases adds unnecessary complexity and sacrifices privacy.
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Conflating campaigns against inclusion with campaigns for inclusion is a weird move, some pointed out.
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DeVos later said that senators were conflating donations she made and those made her mother's foundation.
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He often criticized Islam, conflating the religion with extremism, at campaign rallies and in television interviews.
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Additionally, conflating the inclusion of a notch with phone makers copying Apple seems a bit flawed.
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Equally inappropriate is the book's conflating of immigration with problems such as poverty, crime and drugs.
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Chinese officials justified repression of Tibetan Buddhists by conflating them with separatist and pro independence movements.
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Reasonable people recognize that conflating the Jews with being money-hungry or cheap is anti-Semitic.
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Stage Two saw provisions inserted into two pieces of trade legislation similarly conflating settlements and Israel.
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Our thought bubble: When we begin conflating "America" with partisan forces on either side, they've won.
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That included cutting whole sections of the novel and conflating hundreds of pages to construct scenes.
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But conflating a religion of 1.6 billion people with it is no way to fight it.
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By loudly giving up on being liked personally, however, Zuckerberg is conflating online life and offline life.
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To be clear, I'm conflating a few different things here — economic growth, technological progress and political change.
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It&aposs actually deflection from actually just admitting Trump was right, and people like Pelosi are conflating.
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" But Noah explained why this excuse was ridiculous: "First, they're conflating sex talk and sexual assault talk.
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It is possible to do that, however, without conflating human traumas with the artificial insemination of animals.
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So now the next thing you said is that in doing this that I'm conflating two things.
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I'm conflating just a calm discussion you two ha about the science with the social policy agenda.
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So when we say "American cheese" as a substitute for processed cheese, we're conflating two different things.
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Much of this results from conflating temporary, sheltered homelessness—the majority of cases—with chronic street homelessness.
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Weather does not equal climate First of all, Trump is conflating two things: weather and global climate.
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You are conflating life-altering issues (ICE agents and possible deportation) with utterly insubstantial ones (wedding frippery).
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While House Speaker Nancy Pelosi supports Democratic investigations, she's being careful not to conflating it with impeachment.
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"I think conflating trade with immigration is something that's definitely thrown the Street for a loop," she said.
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But I think a lot of the confusion is that people are conflating abortion care with comfort care.
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This didn't go down well with Smerconish, who chided him for conflating media bias with a rigged election.
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They are conflating border patrol, HHS, detainment centers, and ICE they are putting them in one big pot.
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Second, Trump is conflating the hacking of Podesta's emails with the hacking of the Democratic National Committee servers.
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An entire song is devoted to Rebecca conflating her infatuation with Josh with her need for mental help.
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Because of Trump and truthfully a lot of Republican rhetoric, we've done a lousy job of conflating that.
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But conflating its dangers with the causes of violent extremism can diminish the effectiveness of serious counterterrorism efforts.
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By conflating experimentation with treatment, medical ethicists fear vulnerable patients may be unable to give true informed consent.
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Trump, however, is conflating the two — and in this example, he has seemingly rubbed off on his daughter.
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This is a moment that rewards false umbrage, strategic dismay and righteous disdain, conflating it with true outrage.
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It should be noted that Fox News is not alone among media outlets in conflating "correction" with clarification.
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"You've seen too often people conflating these acts of terrorism with the beliefs of an entire faith," Obama said.
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He soon started showing up in conservative media in articles conflating his performances with child abuse, pedophilia, and exploitation.
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Conflating Plan B with abortion is an anti-abortion talking point that medical groups are continuously working to debunk.
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By conflating the two kinds of unrest, the government limits its options for dealing with the less deadly kind.
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Trump keeps conflating Russian meddling and collusion, and experts worry it could have a devastating effect on national security
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But as Imperial College of London cognitive roboticist Murray Shanahan points out, we should avoid conflating these two concepts.
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But conflating quality with success makes it hard to validate and support artistic work by people who aren't superstars.
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Q: What about conflating sporting victory with the movement against British rule, which is a running theme in "Gold"?
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Graham told CNN he is "100%" yes on the budget and that Paul is conflating the budget with appropriations.
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I believe that this language conflating passion and profession is becoming an increasingly shameless pretext to exploit precarious workers.
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Onlookers might be conflating Davidson's mental health challenges, which he's been open about, with an inability to manage money.
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The Chinese state sees Islam — the religion of most Uighurs — as a threat, and conflating it with religious extremism.
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More insidious are the viewers mistakenly conflating the demonstrable facts of Pandemic with the unknowns of this specific disease.
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By conflating nuclear power with national dominance, the Soviet leadership sealed Chernobyl's fate well before its builders broke ground.
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For those concerned about reducing the deficit, conflating cost-saving measures with cutting benefits muddies the waters, analysts say.
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But Rice also criticized Bloomberg for conflating several distinct anti-discrimination laws and blaming foreclosure victims for predatory tactics.
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And the Trump administration has been spreading anti-contraceptive messages — and conflating birth control with abortion — for some time.
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"Anti-abortion advocates had apparently succeeded by conflating one kind of late-term abortion with all abortion," Bazelon wrote.
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So I want to take the labels away and say that I think we&aposre conflating two very different things.
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This is conflating the scripture and turning it into a public policy pronouncement that it was never intended to be.
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CHAFFETZ: Thank you so much for joining-- (CROSSTALK) LOUDON: Illegal immigrants and you need to stop conflating illegal and legal.
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Hawkins said that she has received criticism almost exclusively from Christians, mostly for her claim conflating Muslim and Christian beliefs.
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But here, my argument is he is conflating regular immigrants who are coming here trying to seek the American dream.
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To justify it, [it] would be as bad as conflating the cross with [the] U.S. flag when confronting U.S. atrocities.
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By conflating "socialism" with totalitarian communism, Mr Trump was taking a swipe at Democrats who have recently adopted that word.
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News is a flirty business & it seems like current epidemic of #SexHarassmentAllegations may be criminalizing courtship & conflating it w predation.
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But we still somehow think makeup means you're faking something, conflating fake color on someone's face with a superficial personality.
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Ashby, the Republican campaign lawyer, said Trump seemed to be conflating isolated instances of voter fraud with widespread election rigging.
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" Then, conflating the WikiLeaks disclosures with the Snowden disclosures, he added that: "I thought what Snowden did was disgraceful, treasonous.
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But Roiphe, like the Trump rally-goers, makes a category error in conflating criticism — even harsh, ugly criticism — with oppression.
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He appears to be conflating a decrease in the number of available beds at mental hospitals with the institutions themselves.
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He appeared to be conflating a decrease in the number of available beds at mental hospitals with the institutions themselves.
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Many who have shared it clearly consider the behaviour subnormal, conflating "unfamiliar" with "disgusting" and perceiving their normality as superior.
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The attorney general's comments drew criticism that he was conflating objections to police misconduct with a disrespect for the police.
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While roughly true, Trump is again conflating the numbers here, as he did the previous day in the Oval Office.
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"There's a risk in conflating these twin tragedies," former FDA chief Scott Gottlieb warned in one of several tweets Wednesday.
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When it does, eventually, broaden out, it does so using innuendo and conflating different things, spookily intoning about Russians or populists.
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We know that's mostly an illusion built upon conflating the photos you upload with the information the company collects on you.
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And if you persists and caught calling MS-53 humans not animals, you&aposre actually the one that&aposs conflating it.
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It&aposs like they&aposre accusing people calling gang members animals with conflating with immigrants when actually it&aposs the reverse.
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And soon makes things worse by conflating the success of 21-time Oscar nominee Meryl Streep and that of Kaley Cuoco.
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Some might worry that doing so could detract from the gravity of the Orlando tragedy by conflating it with "lesser" violence.
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When you understand that people look for a soulmate, what they really are doing is conflating the spiritual and the relational.
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News is a flirty business & it seems like the current epidemic of #SexualHarassmentAllegations may be criminalizing courtship & conflating it w predation.
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A spokeswoman for the British Pregnancy Advisory Service welcomed the star's comments, saying activists were "clearly conflating pregnancy loss and abortion".
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But Trump's speech risks alienating or even insulting many Muslims who are weary of Western politicians conflating their faith with terrorism.
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Nicki and the Barbz's reaction to critics has become this thing where we're conflating major issues but fighting the same battle.
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But it's worth emphasizing that this entire line of attack hinges on falsely conflating the House's inquiry with the Senate trial.
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Paul is very much helping him do that, conflating Trump's wire-tapping claims with the broader idea of a surveillance state.
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But the campaign against ICE may be conflating an alphabet soup of government agencies and their various roles in immigration enforcement.
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Also conflating the humbly domestic and the grandly public is the Puerto Rico-based team of Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla.
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"There seems to be a particular type of feminist who seems to be conflating trans women with sexual predators," she said.
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For the moment, the American public has soured on democracy promotion, conflating it with unending nation-building in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Exploiting Trauma for the Sake of 'Good TV' ABC's Bachelor franchise has a troublesome tradition of conflating vulnerability with trauma-disclosure.
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He is basically conflating anyone that doesn't agree with the government with being supportive of the coup or supportive of terrorism.
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In fact, Trump's speech offered little meaningful policy on immigration, beyond conflating immigrants with crime and misrepresenting key facts underlying illegal immigration.
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In at least two cases, the environmental agency appears to have inflated company clean-up costs — conflating future payments with past ones.
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It was invented for the purpose of conflating criticism of the faith, a set of ideas, with bigotry against Muslims as people.
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"When we heard people saying 'blockchain,' we felt like there was their weird conveluting and conflating what they really wanted," said Jassy.
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Mahal wasn't just a heel who happened to be a brown man, but a merging and conflating of the role and ethnicity.
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A decrease in followers can be upsetting, but it shows authenticity and transparency rather than conflating high numbers with someone's genuine influence.
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German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel on Friday expressed understanding over the sanctions, but warned against conflating Sunday's test with the nuclear deal.
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Here's what all this means: Quartz is essentially conflating Cell ID codes with Mobile Country Codes (MCC) and Mobile Network Codes (MNC).
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Kerry said Trump often misleads the American public by conflating undocumented immigrants to the MS-13 gang, according to The Aspen Times.
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In the same written apology, Spacey also came out as gay, and has received widespread criticism for conflating homosexuality and sexual assault.
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Conflating the summit with diplomacy sets up a false choice between capitulation and war, as Trump indicated in his letter to Kim.
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Meanwhile, the entertainment industry seems quite interested in conflating the art and the artist as long as it helps sell movie tickets.
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For Mr. Schaffauser, "end demand" policies that view all sex workers as victims worsen the situation by conflating prostitution and human trafficking.
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One of the organization's vice-presidents called them an "insult" to Islam and accused Mr. El Karoui of conflating Islam and Islamism.
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"I think they are conflating the two," said Todd A. Cox, director of policy for the NAACP's Legal Defense and Educational Fund.
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The reason Trump is conflating the caravan with terrorists ostensibly has little to do with reality and everything to do with politics.
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And, like speculators in the throes of the dot-com bubble, many of Mr. Trump's supporters are mistakenly conflating enthusiasm with success.
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By conflating the personal preferences or political interests of a leader with those of his or her people, it invites corrupt bargains.
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It is only by refusing to be in denial, by looking the enemy in the eye, that one can avoid conflating issues.
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He went so far as to suggest Chicago adopt the failed practice, routinely conflating minorities with "inner-city" violence and lack of education.
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The new administration seems to be conflating immigration, terrorism, and economic anxiety in a manner that is economically self-defeating and strategically counterproductive.
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I have always tried to work toward this goal, even though I have often been guilty of conflating the individual with the whole.
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If you know the name BlueParrott (assume you're not just conflating two other similarly focused companies), it's probably for their budget office headsets.
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In many Western architect eyes, these appear almost like urban towers, yet they're set within a rural landscape, conflating urban and rural types.
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At some point, it was apparent I was conflating the Lebanese version, called ejjeh, with the Persian herb omelet known as kuku sabzi.
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Many analysts remain skeptical of the administration's growth promises, and they expressed frustration at Mr. Trump's comments conflating stock appreciation with debt reduction.
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On Sunday, Trump seized on the referral of Munro-Leighton's claim while conflating it with other claims that lawmakers have said were credible.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, conflating a respiratory virus with a brand of beer isn't the dumbest piece of misinformation that has appeared on the internet.
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Trump seems to be conflating multiple issues going on with vaping right now, so it's not entirely clear what the agency will announce.
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Trump is conflating the possibility the FISA warrant against Page with the broader investigation into Russia's attempted meddling in a national US election.
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One of the dynamics at play here is that people are conflating this investigation and Kenneth Starr's 1994 investigation into President Bill Clinton.
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Conflating the gang with the sophisticated cartels currently waging a bloody war in Mexico likewise serves the administration's goal of tightening border controls.
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Now that doesn't address the thing that many economists would say, which is that they are conflating the effects of automation and trade.
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Attempting to measure the ideology of a Supreme Court justice as if she were a member of Congress means conflating and flattening their views.
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But conflating nightclubs with galleries doesn't quite get to the nub of what Berghain needed to prove in order to get the tax break.
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Or like kind of conflating people and not really showing that their software is accurate and kind of draws conclusions that are racially biased.
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I think people in the media are inaccurately conflating incel culture with all of alt-right culture and, to some extent, all of Gamergate.
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" Lawson added that in conflating coming out as gay with sexual misconduct "exposes the gay community to a million tired old criticisms and conspiracies.
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Martin Luther King Jr. But the reality of these flexible concepts doesn't stop many people conflating Sharia with the most extreme interpretations of Islam.
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However, it is difficult to tell what form his varied sources of reported income amount to, and whether he is conflating revenues with income.
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NFL players accuse the president of trying to play to his political base, conflating the National Anthem protest for the purposes of sowing division.
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But I think it's ... You're conflating also companies with the state, and I think Facebook can do whatever it wants, so can Twitter, too.
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Conflating something as vapid as an Instagram following with an appreciation for America's most iconic civil rights activist was a bold — and bad — move.
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Conflating substance abuse with child abuse is "impounding trauma upon trauma," said Jason Butkowski, a spokesman for the state Department of Children and Families.
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This could just be the result of a simple analytical error: conflating opposition to ideologically consistent conservatives with an affinity for establishment-backed candidates.
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" But Mr. Maynard said that prosecutors were conflating Mr. Kareem's story with that of Mr. Simpson and Mr. Soofi, whom he described as "radicalized.
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In conflating the flu and the coronavirus, Mr. Trump repeatedly emphasized the annual number of deaths from the flu, and occasionally inflated his estimates.
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But Warren and AOC are conflating those issues with what is essentially a contract dispute between a wealthy record label and its wealthy artist.
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Conflating the two, McNeil explains, "hides the 'existence of two classes of people — developers and users,'" as the artist Olia Lialina has put it.
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Yet another was a clip from Last Week Tonight in which host John Oliver calls out Fox News for conflating Muslim refugees with terrorists.
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But Temple reminds us that sexting can become a convenient boogeyman, conflating our worries about sexuality with our fears about our technology-permeated world.
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But critics are saying that the President is unfairly conflating the crimes committed by the ruthless gang and I mean ruthless, with all illegal immigrants.
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Assange has become eerily similar to those whom he targets: deeply engaged in coverups and propaganda, conflating his personal failings with international conspiracy and persecution.
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In his masterpiece, "What Is Islam?" published in 2015, the scholar Shahab Ahmed argued sharply against conflating Islam itself with Islamic law and orthodox doctrine.
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Democrats who preemptively declare impeachment off the table are mistakenly (or intentionally) conflating one possible end result of the impeachment process for the process itself.
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On the very same day, Neora filed a countersuit against the FTC, claiming that the federal agency was overreaching and conflating MLMs with pyramid schemes.
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"Either they're conflating them unknowingly, or they're taking advantage of this outbreak to get policies passed that they otherwise wouldn't be able to," he says.
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With this photograph, Opie acknowledges the conflating perceptions of Taylor: muse to artists, film icon, and fodder for the tabloids, until her death in 2011.
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Other senior religious figures have deflected the subject of abuse, conflating it with homosexuality despite research finding no connection between being gay and abusing children.
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The Democrats, and we see this also with Clinton and Bush, they&aposre conflating legal and illegal immigration as if they amount to the same thing.
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There is a long history of Western portrayals of Africa conflating its thousands of incredibly diverse cultures, creating the false sense of Africa as a monolith.
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In that instance UK authorities seized journalistic material stored on a hard drive being carried through a UK airport by Miranda — apparently conflating journalism and terrorism.
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Similarly weaving throughout the exhibit is the idea of technology conflating personal self-regard and transforming temporary wins through clicks and favorites into delusional ego boosts.
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Politicians still use sex work — often incorrectly conflating it with sex trafficking — as a hot-button issue to collect votes on a platform of moral superiority.
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Sarah made Judaism the focus of her endless search for meaning, finally driving the genuinely religious Raquel to berate her for conflating religion with self-help.
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As Trump himself has acknowledged, his use of social media is not presidential, but rather "modern day" presidential, apparently conflating modernity with chaos in the process.
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Yet Mines is conflating that sort of situation, bad as it is, with the actual Civil War, which involved massive armies fighting over control of territory.
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Doing so avoids engaging in outright misconduct; better yet, it allows athletic departments to project the appearance of academic success by conflating eligibility and true scholarship.
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Even after assuming White House duties, Ms. Trump was unabashed about acting as a corporate advertisement, conflating branding and presidential politics — just as her father does.
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It was really conflating what she was doing, which was she was trying to do a medical product, with the tech industry and with Steve Jobs.
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There is a porousness to the human condition that the artist sloughs open, conflating internal and external worlds in fairytale landscapes fraught with life and sweat.
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The judge had criticized independent counsels this year, apparently conflating them with special counsels like Mr. Mueller, who operates under the supervision of the Justice Department.
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They accuse the group of conflating conservative speech with hate speech, with some detractors accusing the SPLC of fomenting some hate of its own — against conservatives.
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"It's really a red herring that the abortion lobby likes to bring up by conflating abortion and birth control," Ms. Yoest said on PBS in 2011.
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Ted Cruz, last Thursday, seeking to further muddy the waters by effectively conflating two separate charges against Kavanaugh and ignoring the Times' explanation of its actions.
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Instead, they are conflating the alleged impact of tariffs, which we have shown are negligible, with both a structural and cyclical slowing in the Chinese economy.
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But if Network was trying to be cautionary satire that steered us away from the dangers of conflating informing the public with entertaining it, it failed.
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These include getting ahead of competitive threats, putting the fund's eggs in multiple baskets, and not conflating a stock's performance with the health of the underlying business.
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This is a general problem with personalized medicine and the genetic testing explosion—conflating disease with genes—and long QT syndrome happens to be a classic case.
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But given that homosexuality was only removed from the DSM in 1987, the history of conflating queerness and ill health is a very real and painful one.
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"Tesla seems to misunderstand or is conflating some of what we fundamentally do," the magazine, sometimes called the buyer's bible for car shoppers, said in a statement.
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Defence lawyer Gerard McCoy argued that the judge had narrowed down the scope of the defence case by conflating an abnormality of mind with a psychiatric disorder.
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Indeed, despite the colonists' Revolutionary-era complaints about the British conflating military and political power, of the first 25 men to become president, 21 had military experience.
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By conflating Locke and Aristotle as well as deism with both Christianity and philosophy, Jaffa seemed to be engaged more in creating edifying myths than convincing scholarship.
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In the Assembly, where the Democratic majority typically has more appetite for such legislation, even the chamber's speaker seemed wary of conflating Mr. Percoco's behavior with others.
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Conflating those things is disgusting Spacey's self-serving piece of shit diversion is going to make life appreciably shittier for every queer man not named Kevin Spacey.
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Conflating prostitution and sex trafficking "results in actual policies and legislation that impact workers in very negative ways, in the guise of anti-trafficking laws," he said.
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He sees the situation for what it is: His boss is putting a personal agenda over the pursuit of justice — perhaps even conflating that agenda with justice.
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Mr. Sialelli can, and he seems comfortable conflating heritage Lanvin signatures — a velvet yoke, a gathered sleeve — with anime, whether on a flowing dress or fur coat.
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Conflating ships that involve underrepresented identities with the desire for inclusion gets especially dicey when it leads fans to prioritize support for their ship over other intersectional concerns.
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Francis, on the other hand, has been willing to acknowledge something resembling modern conceptions of sexuality—and has seemed to steer clear of wrongly conflating homosexuality with pedophilia.
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"I would be very wary of conflating the idea of a fiber optic cable along border with trying to address digital divide," Gillmor said in a phone interview.
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"Drone Bomb Me" does the same thing with automated warfare, conflating the language of love and families being blown off the planet at the push of a button.
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Conflating indistinguishable emotional support animals with service dogs means that a few people gain a minor benefit at the expense of the safety and security of disabled people.
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I know immediately that they have bought into the false equivalency nonsense, and additionally are conflating the casting of a ballot with an endorsement of a candidate's shortcomings.
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But caution about conflating extremes never blinds Scenters-Zapico to the possibility that the gulf between two kinds of women, both called "puta," could collapse in an instant.
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As he often does, Mr. Trump boasted that he had already cut the cost of building a new embassy, but he seemed to be conflating two different expenses.
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Conflating "unauthorized immigrants" with "violent criminals" is part of the DNA of this administration; it's been a staple of Trump's rhetoric from the beginning of his presidential campaign.
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Another thing that's changed: Donald Trump is president, and he's signaled he plans to run hard against socialism while conflating Sanders' brand with totalitarian failed states like Venezuela.
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Some critics have warned against conflating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism, saying it could suppress legitimate criticism of Israel, and would be an undue restriction of free speech.
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Todd and other critics of Kennedy&aposs stance have accused GOP politicians of conflating Russia&aposs organized election interference campaign with Ukraine&aposs exposure of Manafort&aposs financials.
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Now that his remarks provoked the uproar he anticipated, he should move to prevent the protesters from pulling the classic leftist trick of conflating him with the country.
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Conflating the potential therapeutic use of these drugs with spiritual enlightenment is reckless and risks taking research down the same rabbit hole that misdirected Timothy Leary decades ago.
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Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, John R. Bolton, warned in a tweet against conflating the embassy attack with mass protests that have gripped Iraq in recent months.
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But those who knew Manning personally caution against conflating her deteriorating psychological state with her decision to leak classified materials, as if the former wholly explains the latter.
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Even so, the average consumer might not be aware of this, or may be conflating homeopathy with herbal remedies—which, in some cases, have been shown to be effective.
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Later, Jax doubles down on his complete dismissal of Brittany's thoughts by conflating "talking about" his job opportunity with his partner and merely telling her they're heading to Florida.
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That cosmogram, conflating African spirituality with diasporic history, also suggests a constellation in the night sky pointing the way toward freedom and the North, which the footprints also emphasize.
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Or maybe that feeling arrives from the way that the episode ends up accidentally conflating "breastfeeding" with "motherhood" in a way that never feels as convincing as it could.
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If that thought hasn't at least crossed your mind, then you're conflating self belief with a total lack of realism and self awareness, and you need to buck up.
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"In the president's mind, I think he's conflating different things — the meddling and the collusion allegations for which there does not appear to be any evidence," Mr. Cornyn said.
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"Conflating authority versus actual policy based on a redacted memo provides a disservice to the public and does not show the full picture of considerations presented to the secretary."
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The order also draws on a 2005 definition of anti-Semitism, one of whose authors has since said is overly broad, conflating hatred of Jews with criticism of Israel.
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Campbell said Trump may have mixed up even another conspiracy theory in a news conference last week, conflating Hillary Clinton's email server with the DNC servers examined by CrowdStrike.
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Now, we don&apost know if we&aposre conflating the two, but he said -- all the detective would say on the scene is that the device was taken care of.
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Outside of somehow conflating privacy regulation and content moderation into the antitrust discussion, no other candidate who answered the question of whether to break up Big Tech endorsed Warren's plan.
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Aesthetically, kids now (and then) are taking a similar look at how human life and technology are conflating into one human experience, and that's evident in the art they're producing.
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Even better, the series manages to tell a story about Nicole's mental illness without blatantly conflating it with demonic possession, which might have made her suicide feel all the cheaper.
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Critics and listeners thought of Del Rey initially as bored (perhaps they still do); sometimes conflating her crooning singing style as sleepy or lazy when she was more simply melancholic.
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But to that end I'll also say that conflating a fight into something more than an athletic event is largely due to the public and the shaping of public perception.
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And isn't conflating non-specific criticism of pro-Israel actions and positions with criticism of Jewish people or Judaism itself dangerous and problematic This isn't the first time that Rep.
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By conflating all violent Islamist action into three discrete phases, Kepel risks reducing all violent action during these periods into a single monolithic "jihadi movement" that simply does not exist.
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Conflating the American story with his own — "This is who we are" — the president conveyed, even in policy irresolution, an unshakable sense of his and America's place in the world.
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It also means conflating the idea of Russian meddling in the election -- which the US intelligence community unanimously agrees happened -- with somehow taking away the credit he deserves for winning.
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"Conflating immigration and crime is false and unproductive," said Kelsey Nyland, a spokeswoman for Ms. Durkan, adding that immigrants were "key witnesses" when Ms. Durkan was a United States attorney.
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Arguably another artist, regardless of race, might have done justice to the Till images, but not one with Ms. Schutz's comic-grotesque vision and penchant for conflating heroes and villains.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized Amazon to his millions of Twitter followers, often conflating the online retailer with The Washington Post, which is personally owned by Amazon's billionaire CEO, Jeff Bezos.
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" He cautioned against conflating the company's own posts during that period with "wholly unaffiliated third-party content, including content from entities we are actively suing for their inappropriate and unauthorized activities.
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What's striking are the broader themes the film touches on—such as conflating guilt as a way to receive love, and the flawed pursuit of perfection—as well as their universality.
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As I write this, the morning news tells of new plans for aggressive deportation, of media figures conflating hate speech with free speech, of the dismantling of our public school system.
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While increased transparency about a news organization's funding source may provide valuable information for viewers, the label runs the risk of conflating editorially independent public broadcasters with state-sponsored propaganda machines.
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Due to language intentionally conflating consensual sex work with trafficking, SESTA/FOSTA allows websites to be prosecuted not only if sex traffickers use their services, but consensual sex workers as well.
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Scholars who do not share Dickinson's intimacy with plants and garden phenomena have occasionally misinterpreted her poems, conflating her lyrical depictions of frost and dew, or mistaking a butterfly for snow.
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By conflating "consumer rights" with "human rights," the European Union obstructs data transfers to countries that do not copy and paste its own heavy-handed privacy regulations into their domestic laws.
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I am not saying that there aren't groups that menace democracy, but conflating everyday Muslims who have an individual and apolitical religious practice with terrorists is sort of a Muslim hunt.
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On Tuesday, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert cautioned against conflating disagreements over trade with China's cooperation in talks with North Korea, noting that the US maintains complex relationships with many countries.
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A lifetime of dieting, a lifetime of being told my body is wrong, takes it toll, and I can't help conflating the messages that I am better off starved than fat.
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Another historical note, since Trump is conflating Watergate and McCarthyism, is that a key ally of McCarthy's before his efforts went fully off the rails was none other than Richard Nixon.
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Then, rather than recognizing that her family's stories were part of a common trope, she instead doubled down and took a DNA test, conflating having a distant ancestor with Indigenous citizenship.
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But Brightman said that when she read the new STI data from the CDC, the first thing that struck her was that people might be conflating Pap smears with STI testing.
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But Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill pointed to Sanders' own contributions from fossil fuel employees and took issue with the Sanders campaign conflating lobbyists and employees with the fossil fuel industry in general.
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And here what we need to make sure we&aposre doing is not conflating criminals with people who are actually trying to seek asylum, because painting in broad strokes does not work.
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The magazine ends by seemingly conflating the Space Force with US civilian space efforts — such as Elon Musk's Big Falcon Rocket scheduled for a 2020 launch — to explore the moon and Mars.
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That decision not only marks a major shift in US policy toward the telecom behemoth, it's also another instance in which lawmakers see the president conflating trade with other important US priorities.
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Now, this isn't a huge problem, but it's messy — messy enough that Amazon, which had itself been conflating the two, made significant changes to its Rekognition documentation after BuzzFeed News contacted it.
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We need to recognize that entertainment choices have consequences -- more of us need to change the channel and stop conflating our news and entertainment choices, thereby lessening the influence of talking heads.
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"People are conflating the violation of social norms with the violation of rules and laws ... We get way too fussy over the 'perceived natural order of things' and 'institutional prerogatives,'" he says.
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Stop conflating national security with "chain migration," a program designed to legally keep families together, and "the visa lottery system," a State Department initiative designed to bring diversity to the American workforce.
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This is conflating a lot of different story lines -- US election meddling, Syria strategy, military strikes against Syria, the relationship of his national security team and the book tour of James Comey.
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Some of Biden's primary foes have made some minor verbal stumbles as well in the past — Bernie Sanders made a similar comment conflating being poor and being black in 2016, for instance.
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This letter presents it, bizarrely, as a vulnerability, while conflating the protections it's meant to afford Americans with the protections implementation of the the Paris Agreement would offer the entire planet. [Axios]
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Why it matters: President Trump and other politicians have been conflating mental illness with violence — and experts fear that kind of marginalization only makes it harder to live with a mental illness.
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Conflating the American dream with expensive housing has had dangerous consequences: It may have even contributed to the last housing bubble, the one that led to the financial crisis of 2008-9.
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Conflating criticism with censorship fosters a system in which all positions deserve equal consideration, no bad ideas can ever be put to rest, and lies are just as valid as the truth.
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And this year, the second single from her latest album, Lover — "You Need to Calm Down" — was a perfect encapsulation of her politics of messiness, conflating anti-gay prejudice with Twitter drama.
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But that frustrates experts who think the administration is conflating commercially sold e-cigarettes, which are regulated by the government, with the illicit black-market products that are linked to the illnesses.
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But the book "is also bound to shift attention away from child abuse and onto gay priests in general, once again falsely conflating in people's minds homosexuality and pedophilia," said the Rev.
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He also somewhat nonsensically tweeted about net neutrality in 2014, conflating the issue with "stifling conservatives," and arguing that the FCC did not have the authority that it is so righteously claiming now.
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Trump uses the static and noise of media coverage to his advantage, often conflating volume with veracity, substituting entertainment for dialogue, and appearing to get a thrill from dismissing and silencing his critics.
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Yet while carjackers and bank robbers would indeed be eligible for sentence reduction by completing job-training and educational programmes, Mr Cotton is conflating "early release" with "early transfer to pre-release custody".
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"The reality that we see is that teens often do want to share their opinions publicly," Zuckerberg said — sidestepping the question by conflating public posting by users with data collection on Facebook's part.
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But there's a disconnect between the way people who don't have mental illnesses and people who do talk about self care, and that could be causing a problem if we're conflating the two.
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By conflating legal contributions to super PACs, trade associations, and nonprofit groups with the illegal contributions made in Watergate, Freed and Sandstrom attempt to tarnish legitimate corporate political activity as corrupt or unseemly.
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Part of my challenge with the current critique is I think people are conflating their unhappiness with the decisions of folks who have been elected in our democratic system with critiques of philanthropy.
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Still, by conflating the two, Trump showed North Korea he understands its objections to Bolton's approach, since Kim almost certainly sees his nuclear arsenal as the ultimate security guarantee for his tyrannical rule.
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So, while many national Democrats thought Mueller was set to deliver a knockout blow to Trump, they are conflating their own obsession with the details of the investigation with its actual political salience.
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The album reflects deeply on ageing, conflating the pain of getting older with the ache of heartbreak—a compelling meditation that's rarely broached in pop music, and is actually well-suited to country.
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De Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray, who is spearheading efforts to reform the city's mental health care system, told VICE News that conflating violent behavior with mental illness only serves to stigmatize the latter.
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Putting aside the unfortunate optics of conflating Mexican / Mexican-American sombero stereotypes with the presence of a rapping boriqua, the Mustard co-production "Go Loko" nonetheless marks a considerable win for Latin trap.
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By conflating investment fashion with, effectively, groceries, you undermine its claims of specialness, effort and creative muscle — all the criteria on which it is built and which justify, in many ways, its price.
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But worse than the loss of equipment, projects, and jobs is the information vacuum the GGR has created around women's health, by constantly (and absurdly) conflating sexual and reproductive health care with abortions.
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"It seems to us that the market is in danger of conflating the removal of political uncertainty with the reversal of the economic impact of Brexit," he wrote in a note to clients.
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I also believe because Trump is so disliked by a portion of America that many will make the mistake of conflating their feelings about him personally with the crimes he's accused of committing.
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Now some Democrats and their media allies are saying, well, this is also an election year so let's delay until after November (obviously conflating the midterms with a presidential election to succeed an incumbent).
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"Secretary Clinton is conflating Greenpeace with the Sanders campaign, but we are an independent organization, and our research team has assessed the contributions to all Presidential candidates," Greenpeace Democracy Campaign Director Molly Dorozenski said.
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It has done so by avoiding, for the most part, the dangers of conflating human salvation with the destiny of a single individual, and by reconciling American messianic thought with its old adversary: capitalism.
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By conflating his own body with iconic imagery, Morimura's oeuvre both critiques and pays homage to art history, and history more broadly, while at the same time questioning gender, race, and the national identity.
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If Fremont's often vulgar opinions about Muslim outsiders, conflating them with terrorists, blossomed into violence, what responsibility would everyone involved bear for not loudly denouncing the xenophobic and Islamophobic rhetoric from the very beginning?
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He has declared a determination to drive Iran's oil exports to "zero" and energetically pursued the grotesque objective of conflating Iran, a Shia nation, with Al Qaeda, an expression of murderous Wahhabi Sunni extremism.
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But to say all these things in the same breath is to risk conflating inadequate rules with violations of existing rules that may be adequate, and government policy with the behavior of private actors.
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In a book that skillfully combines culinary history with reports from some of the city's most tasteful arrondissements, he adopts the conceit of a historian's walking tour, conflating past with present in gorgeous style.
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During a Sunday morning appearance on Fox Business, Pence obfuscated the lack of Covid-19 testing that's occurred in the US by conflating medical testing with the casual screening of people traveling through airports.
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Roh was presented with this fact and asked whether he was conflating a separate receivership order, from which all the 22013 companies were removed in 238, four years after being added to the order.
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It also risks conflating phenomena that are as superficially similar but ultimately unrelated as dolphins and sharks; the underlying psychology of fugitive ecoteurs is very different from that of frauds like her ex-fiancé.
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Your brother-in-law was wrong to speak to you so rudely and inaccurately about the matter, but I encourage you to resist conflating him with your mother-in-law and other family members.
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Conflating Rhoades's brother's bedroom and the studio of Brancusi is both a middle finger to exalting the artist's workspace and an unapologetic show of what that may foolishly require: littering a gallery with stale donuts.
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And not only failed but he committed what I think is an ethically disastrous act by conflating the request to answer those questions with the pursuit of him for espionage charges in the United States.
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Some of the fallout is already apparent in the conversations I've been hearing around the Pixel 20163 XL. People are conflating the 2 XL's display issues with the Pixel 2, assuming both devices have problems.
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Conflating the two is a poor attempt at getting us to look away from the disastrous inconsistencies these politicians have laid out before us, especially when the masses in the party have a clear stance.
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There are those who are already unfairly conflating this attack with the Black Lives Matter movement, and in that respect this can only be seen as a setback for the cause to reform police practices.
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For decades, the lack of a national database on illegal immigrant crime has allowed open-border advocates and cheap-labor cheerleaders to argue that "immigrant" crime is negligible by conflating legal immigrants with illegal aliens.
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All of the people I interviewed for this article appear to be confused about the difference between Severus Snape and Lord Voldemort, often conflating the two easily discernible, central figures in the Harry Potter saga.
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"Tesla seems to misunderstand or is conflating some of what we fundamentally do — our Annual Reliability Survey report and the related predictions versus our car reviews and tests," the company said in a prepared statement.
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It uses "robot" as a shorthand for everything from steam-powered looms to electricity-driven industrial assemblers and artificial intelligence, and thus has the twin effects of compressing time and conflating one thing with another.
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As our claims to postwar enlightenment or exceptionalism grow more tenuous by the day, Gironcoli offers a reverse angle shot conflating a past he knew too well with a future he wouldn't live to see.
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Side note: Trump is still inaccurately conflating Brent and WTI prices, noting prices went from over $80 a few months ago to the mid-$40s now, but the former is Brent and the latter is WTI.
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At the same time, there is an extreme danger in conflating companies' statuses as a bellwether for their target demographics' values and their de facto status as mouthpieces for some imagined form of the public good.
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There has actually been a huge series of mistakes about these stories, conflating issues of families arriving seeking refugee status versus children arriving who are unaccompanied minors who are placed in the homes of other people.
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To a certain extent, the administration is (either carelessly or mendaciously) conflating "known or suspected terrorists" with "special interest aliens" — migrants who automatically get additional screening because of factors they might have in common with terrorists.
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Other officials were cautious, however, expressing concern that Britain was conflating two separate issues: the cost of continued market access after Brexit and the bill London first needs to pay to settle its existing financial commitments.
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She had more conflating medical issues, and it was hard to tease out if she had an already-existing psychiatric problem that was exacerbated by the gluten, or how big of a role the gluten played.
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The era that propelled DJ Akademiks' platform, one where he considers himself "a friend" to artists like 6ix9ine and journalist, is the same era conflating the issue that journalists have a responsibility to ask tough questions.
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By conflating the figure of God with the figure of a lover on Excommunication, Glenn circumnavigates doctrine and instead offers audiences sanctification on the dance floor, their souls elevated through songs of religious and romantic worship.
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Instead of wrongfully conflating the fate of Dreamers with totally separate issues such as national security, our elected officials should be jumping at the chance to create substantive, meaningful change just before the 2018 midterm elections.
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Several 2020 candidates went against the conventional rhetoric on Israel to rebuke their colleagues for conflating anti-Semitism with legitimate criticism of the role the powerful American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) plays in U.S. foreign policy.
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Despite flubs from a red carpet correspondent and Michael Keaton conflating Hidden Figures with Fences, two movies starring mostly Black casts, this year's Golden Globes offered plenty of reasons to celebrate wins for work from diverse artists.
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In its letter, Hart InterCivic clarified that it does not provide voter registration systems as some of the other companies do, blaming the media for "creating confusion among readers" by conflating voter registration systems with voting machines.
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But privatization won't directly affect the rollout of NextGen technology, and critics argue that conflating the two amount to nothing other than a vague promise to speed up the timeline of the rollout by eliminating bureaucratic hurdles.
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But the general practice of conflating terrorists and people with mental-health issues before a diagnosis has been given is dangerous; inaccurate beliefs about mental illness and violence have the ability to encourage widespread stigma and discrimination.
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Neighboring Uganda was now facing an "imminent threat", and social media posts were conflating Ebola with criticism of the DRC government and the United Nations and "a range of conspiracy theories", which could put healthworkers at risk.
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" Biden later denied conflating several different events, telling The Post and Courier in Charleston, S.C. that "the story was that he refused the medal because the fella he tried to save — and risked his life saving — died.
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" Kraus met Lotringer in 1980, when she wrote and staged a performance piece called "Disparate Action/Desperate Action," in which she gave a monologue "conflating 'Middlemarch' 's Dorothea Brooke and the German left-wing terrorist Ulrike Meinhof.
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Washington (CNN)Top Hill Republicans are having mixed reactions to a series of Thursday tweets from President Donald Trump where he falsely accused Democrats of conflating the death toll after two Hurricanes hit Puerto Rico last year.
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The idiocy of the cultural Marxism conspiracy is demonstrated by the way the neo-nationalist, anti-globalist new right ascribes the dynamics of the idea to the left, identifying and conflating cultural Marxism with late-capitalist globalization.
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Cost is the other huge area of concern with the program, and people active in the debate are pulling all manner of shenanigans, like conflating developmental costs and operating costs, and completely ignoring what all drives that.
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By conflating contemporary Chinese artists and their treatment of animals with the practices of American and European modern artists, critics impose a Eurocentric analysis that fails to account for differences in experience with surveillance, censorship, and military violence.
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"Nambia's health care system is increasingly self-sufficient," Mr. Trump observed at a lunch on Wednesday for African leaders, kicking up a storm of derisory speculation on Twitter about whether he was conflating Namibia and Zambia or Gambia.
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Kellyanne Conway, a top White House advisor and counselor to the president, responded to criticism over the White House's conflating the novel coronavirus with China by saying "I'm married to an Asian" when speaking to reporters on Wednesday.
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By conflating the conduct of the two news organizations as examples of the growing menace of malicious, digitally spread "fake news," he undermined the vigorous, accurate journalism that is necessary to hold him and his incoming administration accountable.
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Telegram told The Hill that the report was likely fake, and even if it's not, may be conflating the alleged hacking of two accounts last year with a breach of the company itself, which Telegram denies took place.
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Or consider how the Los Angles Times used "Black Lives Matter victims" in a headline to describe mothers of people killed by police officers — conflating the movement to draw attention to racialized police violence with the violence itself.
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But, when it comes to conflating corporations' business decisions with their moral stances, we cannot afford to overlook the extent to which they reflect, and reinforce, capitalism as a major religious, as well as economic, force in American society.
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Those are important distinctions to make — as many writers have pointed out in the aftermath of the allegations, conflating gayness with preying upon boys is wildly dangerous, and has historically led to the persecution and oppression of queer people.
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It's a case of pundits and fans and even Allardyce conflating what they want to happen with what's best for Hart, and while him leaving is heavy on logic, especially if you're an England supporter, it's light on empathy.
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Since MoviePass doesn't help offset any of those operating costs for theater owners, the service appears to be conflating two different sets of numbers by comparing the gross admissions it generates for AMC against the chain's post-costs income.
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Telegram told The Hill that the report was likely fake, and even if it's not, it may be conflating the alleged hacking of two accounts last year with a breach of the company itself, which Telegram denies took place.
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Legitimate concerns about Biden's son and his business deal with the Ukrainian energy company Burisma have been folded into the conspiracy theory, conflating real-life conflict of interest questions with allegations of a fantastical conspiracy by a global cabal.
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Prankishly conflating the two superpowers, the US and China, the works call attention to the continued dangers of unchecked state authority — prompting a reconsideration, as we move into 2020, of how alike the two countries are or are not.
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In fact, by assuming that all New Mexican Natives can be represented by an icon specific to a particular group, it continues the colonial tradition of erasing indigenous people by conflating multiple tribes, nations, and pueblos into a single category.
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His fixation on the city seems to go hand in hand with both his repeated inaccurate statements about rising crime and his regular conflating of black people with "inner city" residents — using a term that has more symbolic than descriptive value.
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What Hickel is arguing is that a chart that combines World Bank data with Bourguignon and Morrisson's data to construct a longer narrative is relying on data so weak as to be useless, and conflating real numbers with rough estimates.
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But advocates who lobbied in Albany on Tuesday said their rhetoric has perpetuated widespread myths conflating sex work and human trafficking—at the expense of those who willingly engage in sex work as well as those who are forced to.
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But refugee groups and women's rights groups are at pains to point out that rape and sexual assault is not just an immigration issue—and that conflating the two dangerously obscures the true nature of gender-based violence in the country.
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Bludgeoning anyone with the temerity to embrace the idea of more robust national competitiveness policies, de Rugy plays the "state planning" card — conflating any and all such policies, no matter how market-friendly, with some kind of Soviet-style Gosplan initiative.
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These statistics, of course, point out the larger problem is posed by conflating mental health and substance abuse disorders with character fitness; it sends a message that addiction and mental illness are moral failures instead of the medical conditions they are.
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Trump also started conflating all undocumented immigrants with criminal MS-13 gang members, seemingly in an effort to paint with as broad a brush as possible so that, in voters' minds, any undocumented person deserves to be treated like a criminal.
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Conflating the two groups is a way for whataboutist conservatives to play down the racist rot that is spreading on the right, and to trap everyone on the left in a crooked debate: Do you condemn the antifas' violent tactics?
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"Market participants have been mispricing risk since the financial crisis, in our view, conflating safety with low price volatility, and capital preservation with high dividend yields," Savita Subramanian, equity and quant strategist at BofAML, said in a note to clients.
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President Trump has been threatening to repeal Obamacare since before he was elected, yet in his July 19 interview with The Times, he made it clear that he doesn't understand anything about health care, conflating health insurance and life insurance.
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But with everyone redefining violence based on their existing political sympathies, it just as easily works to mislead and confuse — conflating structural inequality with political name-calling, or equating the impact of artistic expression with the effects of a policy vote.
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Liberals like Mr. Khanna may also push the debate toward a place Ms. Pelosi had sought to avoid by conflating specific impeachment charges the speaker argues are separate from Mr. Trump's other behavior with foreign policy decisions they do not like.
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On Thursday, he repeatedly asked whether she was "conflating" her memories of what Ms. Berman told her with magazine or newspaper articles she had read about the case, in particular the much-discussed call to the Albert Einstein medical college.
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The video itself shines a light on just how ridiculous these ads can read — like conflating oral sex and sandwiches, for example, in reference to a highly criticized Burger King ad that was pulled from public circulation in 2009 after mass outrage.
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"What I suspect we are seeing here is an attempt to discredit legitimate, responsible attempts to report on this incoming administration (by conflating them) with irresponsible journalism that hurts us all, and the media going forward should keep that in mind," he said.
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It was unclear at the time if he was conflating health insurance with life insurance (scarily wrong), if he thinks health insurance really does cost $15 a month (extremely false), or, finally, if he thinks that's how much health insurance should cost.
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Judging by the roster of what's hitting theaters, Hollywood—and the people talking about its successes—seem stuck in the problematic loop of conflating "Asian" with "East Asian," boiling down the "Asian American experience" to one phrase that doesn't actually suit all.
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YEAH, WE DON'T SEE IT: A group of top House Democrats on Wednesday blasted President Trump for "conflating" allegations of election interference, stating that a new intelligence assessment does not support his claims that China has attempted to meddle in U.S. elections.
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My claim is that you're conflating — I get that you hate his social policies, I get that you see that he thinks his social policies are justified by what he thinks empirically true in the world of data and facts and human difference.
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He could have been conflating the senator with Mr. Schiff, who in 2017 did take what turned out to be a prank telephone call from two Russians masquerading as a member of the Ukrainian Parliament who had compromising information on the president.
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By conflating censorship with the responsible maintenance of its platforms, and by providing "rules" that are really just capricious decisions by a small coterie of the rich and powerful, Facebook and others have created a free-for-all with no consistent philosophy.
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" The Chronicle's editorial board slammed the move by Abbot within hours of his announcement on Friday and accused him of conflating "concerns over illegal immigration with the pressing needs of refugees, who have a legal right to seek asylum in the United States.
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One problem with the debate over the tech companies' power is that it risks conflating real anti-competitive behavior (like Facebook's shutting off data access to competitors) with imaginary abuses (like Mr. Cruz's unsupported claims that social media platforms are biased against conservatives).
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"I think sometimes we are conflating things that happen in end-of-life care for babies that have very poor prognoses," Dr. Kristyn Brandi, an OB-GYN and assistant professor at Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School, told VICE News in an interview last year.
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However, the President's assertion is misleading, conflating the drugs coming across the US-Mexico border with total drug deaths in the US. In addition, it's not currently known whether overdose deaths will increase or decrease when the CDC releases 2018 data later this year.
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This pseudo-story not only has rendered the term "socialism" meaningless—conflating national health insurance and graduated tax systems with a government takeover of the entire economy—but it is erasing important distinctions in Democratic candidates' policies that ought to be the focus of debate.
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What he is conflating is the Democratic criticism of the Trump administration for both a lack of preparedness and a lack of seriousness in terms of public statements about the threat posed by coronavirus with, somehow, Democrats rooting for Americans to die en masse.
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As a recent survivor of rape, I have felt infuriated and confused by the laziness in the language of the topic, all too often conflating the life-changing event of being raped with an unpleasant but largely forgettable event like being patted on the knee.
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" As for Lauer, 59, Rivera tweeted on Wednesday, "Sad about @MLauer great guy, highly skilled & empathetic w guests & a real gentleman to my family & me," adding, "News is a flirty business & it seems like current epidemic of #SexHarassmentAllegations may be criminalizing courtship & conflating it w predation.
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Eagles embedded a catalogue from the auction house's sale of Salvator Mundi, the most expensive painting ever sold, with medical vials containing the blood of an HIV+ undetectable long-term survivor and activist, conflating the values of the art market with those of our healthcare system.
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The fact is, the news media today does a terrible job of conflating news and opinion, and I'm not sure Google's machine learning, as great as it is, will be able to delineate between the small linguistic biases that distinguish good-faith journalism from deliberate propaganda.
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When Jacobs suggested that black women appropriate white women's hairstyles by straightening their hair, he made the mistake of conflating appropriation with assimilation, while claiming in the same breath that he's colorblind — which, as evidenced by his comments, is simply not true (and is essentially impossible).
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Fox News host Sean Hannity ripped it as a "garbage compromise" while conservative author Ann Coulter mocked it as the "Yellow New Deal," conflating the color known for symbolizing cowardice with the House liberals' "Green New Deal" plan to address climate change, which Republicans have widely panned.
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Leaving aside the fact that Trump is conflating a search engine with social media platforms, from personal experience, we can say without a doubt that yes, people on the "other side" — Democrats, liberals, progressives, leftists — have lost Facebook and Twitter followers at one point in time.
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Leading liberal politicians like Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have been slammed for conflating migrant detention centers with concentration camps, but a growing number of American Jews like Regunberg are pushing back with a message of their own: Yes, they're concentration camps, and we must stop them now.
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By seamlessly conflating the terms "collusion" and "conspiracy," and absolving President Trump of both, Mr. Barr revealed that the Russian information warfare technique of "reflexive control" has officially entered American public discourse — and threatens, with his recent allegations of campaign "spying," to stay there for a while.
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In an interview on Thursday with The Post and Courier in South Carolina, the former vice president defended himself against the Post's report, saying that while there are two war stories he likes to tell, he didn't think he was conflating the details of the stories.
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In examining similar claims last year, The Times showed that Mr. Trump was conflating two things: NATO's budget covering common civilian and military costs and the goal for each member to spend at least 2 percent of their gross domestic product on their militaries by 2024.
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Amazon is pointing the finger right at — you guessed it — Mr. Trump, who has spent a lot of time trashing Mr. Bezos along with his newspaper, The Washington Post, and the enormous company he founded, often conflating them all into one billionaire blob of a rival.
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The candidate spoke for almost fifteen minutes, conflating two terrorist attacks in India, declaring that the U.S. will build a wall and that Mexico will pay for it, promising to end trade deals with China, and also to have better trade deals with China, Mexico, and India.
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In a Cabinet meeting at the White House on Wednesday, Trump — seemingly conflating the price of gas with the price of oil — said that gasoline is "way down" from $22019 a barrel (presumably of oil) of last year and implied that without him, it would have gone to $2100.
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Three federal appeals court judges may decide as early as Thursday whether to reinstate Trump's executive order, which temporarily suspended travelers from seven mostly-Muslim countries from entering the U.S. Ballmer, appearing on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday, sees the debate over the ban as conflating two separate issues.
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But when we're reporting on what seems like the nexus of internet culture, geek culture, and the anarchistic upheaval in these types of antihero films — how would you suggest we do it without perpetuating misinformation and conflating rational fear about real-world consequences with irrational panic over dangerous fiction?
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Many of the angriest reactions are conflating copyright with trademark law, and while it's true that the Fine Bros are pursuing a trademark for "React" and other titles in their series, that doesn't mean that they'll own the entire genre — which, indeed, they claim not to want to do.
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Concern about a repeat Moreover, European officials say that Trump is conflating his firm belief that the United States is being taken advantage of in its trade relationships with US participation in NATO, whose members he views as free riders who don't contribute enough to the alliance's collective defense.
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But whether it's a Kardashian saying they've got "anxiety" about literally anything that makes them nervous, to the raft of websites insisting it's "time to talk" every single Mental Health Week, the media is especially guilty of conflating the mild and manageable with the chronic and life-impeding.
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But before everyone takes umbrage at the idea of ever connecting the two or conflating what is often stereotyped as superficial with what is considered substantive, it's worth remembering what caused the epiphany on both the high street and the haute street: the advent of the educated consumer.
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But this is the same tiresome ruse that Facebook leaders have used many times: pushing away responsibility for the ugly parts of their inventions onto the rest of us and conflating different, complex concepts — like paid ads versus free speech — in order to … well, I am not sure why.
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"The Department of Education is effectively strong-arming universities into adopting policies that would chill criticism of the Israeli government's consistent and well-documented violations of Palestinian rights by falsely conflating it with anti-Semitism," said Yousef Munayyer, the executive director of the U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights.
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He frequently made the basic error of conflating correlation with causation, and while Strumia claimed to be proving that there is no discrimination against women, his arguments were rooted in a circumscribed, biased reading of the data available, to the point of promoting a perspective that is biased against women.
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But by conflating religious identity, a narrative of legitimacy on the part of Trump, a narrative of delegitimization of the press, and biblical interpretations through which those already prone to defend Trump can bolster their existing defense on a cosmic scale, Trump is doing more than holding on to his base.
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Conflating the arrival of venture capital investment and sponsor-friendly esports with progress is an easy way to turn-off a lot of esports devotees —and Dota fans in particular, whose enthusiasm for in-app esports purchases like Compendiums and spectator passes has given Dota a unique, fan-supported business model.
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While this move certainly doesn't absolve Spacey from his heinous actions — some of which allegedly included assaulting a 14-year-old boy and creating an uncomfortable work environment on the set of House of Cards, not to mention seemingly conflating being gay with pedophilia — it is a good first step.
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During the episode, she said his background was "absolutely relevant in why I was drawn to writing about immigration issues, and I felt like it was a thing that I wanted to mention," but said she regretted conflating her husband's experience with that of asylum seekers at the Mexico-U.
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Was the administration conflating religion and morality, refusing to recognize that limiting the size of one's family can be, and for many people is, itself a deeply moral choice, surely of equivalent weight to an employer's conviction that every sex act by its female employees should carry the prospect of procreation?
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"Glass wrote tighter restrictions on statements by psychiatrists "made a fundamental error conflating a 'professional opinion' that one might provide in a clinical setting and be the basis for a treatment plan with the 'opinion of a professional' who is making an observation in a non-clinical context, in the public domain.
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"The sky," Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote in his Journals, "is the daily bread of the eyes," thus conflating the Lord's Prayer and Earth, spirit and nature, and directing attention from immediate surroundings and workaday concerns to the ever-changing splendor always above one: clouds, stars, colors both subtle and vivid, the vast cosmos.
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And because it uses the lens of faith to cast doubt on the mainstream media more generally — implicitly playing into the idea that all news is, to an extent, "fake news" — it makes it all the easier for CBN to abandon traditional standards of journalism, or to justify conflating reporting with theological opinion.
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"Some pointed out that the exit came one day after Attorney General William Barr met privately with media mogul and Fox News founder Rupert Murdoch, but Smith insisted in his goodbye that it was his decision to leave and the Associated Press reports that Smith's representatives "cautioned against conflating the two events.
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With fervent advocates of Britain's exit from the bloc already conflating terrorism with the migration crisis, the argument developed more gravity on Thursday when a former director of MI6, the British intelligence service, said that there would be little cost and some benefit for British security if it left the European Union.
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The fact that you're conflating the social policies he endorses — like the fact that he's against affirmative action and he's for universal basic income, I know you don't happen agree with those policies, you think that would be disastrous — there's a good-faith argument to be had on both sides of that conversation.
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Jesse Watters, host of "Watters&apos World," interviewed a political science professor about QAnon, and offered a few neutral to positive takes – conflating the more outrageous, easily debunked parts of the theory with real events (investigations into Trump&aposs conduct) and noting that one of his good friends is a QAnon supporter.
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That defense of Trump Jr.'s meeting — conflating contacts with foreign governments and a clear attempt to collude with a hostile foreign power to affect the outcome of an election — demonstrates that Fox News is willing to normalize even an attack on a basic democratic norm in order to defend the Trump administration.
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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's opponents have repeatedly misrepresented the crime of obstruction of justice, conflating the colloquial meaning of "obstruction" with the legal concept.
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Convinced of their own righteousness, the skeptics are conflating embarrassing cable news talking heads, a handful of discredited stories, and the speculative fantasy that Trump was a Russian asset with the entire field of journalism—while leaving out a lot of relevant information that proves that the Russia story is anything but a hoax.
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In response to his remarks about the New York bombing, she accused him of "giving aid and comfort to our adversaries" by conflating the war on terror with a war on Islam—and, in fact, at least one al Qaeda affiliate has used Trump's call for a ban on Muslim immigration in a propaganda video.
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A study conducted earlier this year by Duke University finds that misnaming those close to us is a "widespread phenomenon" and that it tends to involve conflating two individuals within the same semantic category—meaning that we'll confuse our siblings for other siblings, friends for other friends, and romantic partners for other romantic partners.
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Perhaps he would have had a better game if he just went by his regular routine (Carter played all 48 minutes in Game 7, shooting 6-for-18 from the field and finishing with 20 points), but conflating Vince's decision to attend his graduation with the result of the game seems like a slippery slope, too.
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Viewers slammed the show on Twitter for conflating the morning-after pill with the abortion pill, which has bigger implications than you might realize: Anti-choice activists and legislators have long used this falsehood as an argument for not covering EC or the copper IUD, which can also be used as emergency contraception, because they say they cause abortions.
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It seems Cooperman is conflating Warren's policies (which he is welcome to dislike) with an attack on the values we all share as Americans, because he seems to believe the values we all share as Americans are that the Leon Coopermans of the world should be allowed to get rich exactly the way want to get rich.
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After Alfonso Cuarón's Netflix-distributed Mexican drama "Roma" took home an armful of Academy Awards, entertainment journalists hailed it as a step forward for Latino inclusion — just one example of how conflating Latin American success in Hollywood with Latino representation tends to overlook how Latinos in the United States remain invisible both behind the camera and in front of it.
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By conflating "racist" and "oligarch" with "hateful rhetoric," Bloomberg's campaign is trying to make the former Mayor out to be a victim of trash-talking bullies in order to glean support from his more well-liked competitors' bases, while simultaneously decontextualizing those words from the racist government policies and exploitation inherent to such obscene wealth accumulation from which they sprang.
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Ryan has backed Nunes's decision to make the memo public, while warning rank-and-file Republicans against conflating a connection between its contents and the ongoing Russia probe being conducted by special prosecutor Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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If one half of a couple's actions, opinions, or behaviors have a direct relationship to the work of the other, then examining those actions, opinions, and behaviors in the context of the public-figure partner in question isn't conflating their views; it's a necessary step in any reckoning with how the high-profile spouse -- in this case a mouthpiece for this controversial President -- wields power.
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Yeah, the right-wing fringe shares the burden of the blame if you have folks like Steve King out of Iowa who for years before Trump's candidacy was conflating Mexican migration with murder and criminal activity in this country, even though when you look at the data and the facts, immigrants commit crimes at a far lower level than do native-born US citizens.
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The first question came from a woman who said she had been a supporter of Sanders from the beginning, but wanted to know how he would proceed without conflating the two terms, and what he would do about the House and Senate bills, together known as FOSTA-SESTA, that were designed to reduce sex trafficking, but have in turn made it harder for sex workers to stay on the job.
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That's why Spacey's video — in which he assures the audience, in the voice of a sworn liar and murderer, that "my confidence grows each day that soon enough, you will know the full truth" — seems at best ill-advised, much in the way that coming out as gay after he was accused of sexually assaulting a minor was widely criticized, not least for perpetuating the myth conflating gay men and pedophilia.
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A group of top House Democrats on Wednesday blasted 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 for "conflating" allegations of election interference, stating that a new intelligence assessment does not support his claims that China has attempted to meddle in U.S. elections.
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Yeah, but it is, my experience is, again, one of you saying things that you're quite convinced are relevant to this debate, and it just becomes yet another example of conflating two totally separate conversations that should be separate, and the fact that you think I'm denying that racism is still a problem indicates that you're not understanding how the science gets done and how the science needs to be talked about to be science.
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The metatextual sampling thing here (via samples, Rihanna turns into Sister Nancy and Nina Simone, trap and house music become one, and Kanye morphs into a previous era's forever-tinkering genius, Arthur Russell), and those blips of IRL Kanye (laptop theft, Lexapro freak-outs) and "properly" personal-is-political Kanye (conflating the failing economy and his father's failings, a line about police shootings) are more profound than the crowbarred-in Christian imagery.
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This despite numerous gaffes (confusing Theresa May for Margaret Thatcher; conflating the stories of heroism of several different military members into one tale; calling President Trump "Donald Hump"); a disastrous debate performance (failing to rebut Kamala Harris's attack on his opposition to school busing by meekly offering, "My time is up"); and, most recently, being subjected to unrelenting (and false) attacks by President Trump and his Republican allies that Biden and his son Hunter are corrupt.
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But the authors' understanding of American religion seems to start and end with Google searches and anti-evangelical tracts, and their intended attack on Trumpery expands and expands, conflating very different political and religious tendencies, indulging in paranoia about obscure theocratic Protestants and fringe Catholic websites, and ultimately critiquing every kind of American religious conservatism — including the largely anti-political Benedict Option and the pro-life activism fulsomely supported by Francis' papal predecessors — as dangerously illiberal, "theopolitical," Islamic State-esque, "Manichaean," a return to the old integralism that the church no longer supports.
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As James Comey, the F.B.I. director, has said, finding potential terrorists before they strike is like finding needles in a haystack, or, in some cases, figuring out which pieces of hay will become needles.. As for those who blame Democrats or liberals or President Obama for supposedly denying that there is such a thing as "radical Islam," that reflects an inability to understand the rationale behind avoiding that phrase, which is to avoid conflating the very small percentage of Muslims who perpetrate these acts or promote terrorism with the majority of Muslims, who are most often the victims overseas.
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