Avoid the wastefulness of redundancy and the inefficiency of conflicting interests.
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"There are many conflicting interests in Europe," she told state broadcaster ARD.
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In contrast, stakeholders, by definition hugely diverse, have correspondingly diverse and conflicting interests.
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We see the true scale of the mess from conflicting interests in Syria.
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But they do need ways to adjudicate between conflicting interests and set common goals.
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We are witnessing an escalation in tensions based on perceived weaknesses and conflicting interests.
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This Rubik's cube of conflicting interests makes partners on one front adversaries on another.
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There are other sources of internal tension and conflicting interests among Democrats and liberals.
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Having a hybrid model during the coexistence phase means you have hybrid, sometimes conflicting, interests.
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In a large and complex culture, any collective decision involves myriad conflicting interests and influences.
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And it could create conflicting interests between the Murdoch family and Fox's broader shareholder base.
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And studies show that awareness of conflicting interests bias the way that people make decisions.
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It is burdened — some would say blessed — with the problems of varied, often conflicting, interests.
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While Western countries are working to rebuild a democracy in Somalia, others have conflicting interests.
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Although the ventures didn't find much gas, Mr. Falih garnered credit for deftly juggling conflicting interests.
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"It seems like the central bank and the debt office have conflicting interests," another trader said.
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There is no greater story of collective struggle and conflicting interests in the nineteenth-century United States.
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Bordering states are more likely to have conflicting interests than nations located far away from each other.
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Avoiding that outcome will take a lot of money, time, and a willingness to reconcile conflicting interests.
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Negotiations will be drawn out due to the hardening and persistence of Washington's and Beijing's conflicting interests.
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American policy makers would be foolish to hope they could control such a complex environment of conflicting interests.
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But, it all adds up—the unsightly side of nepotism and conflicting interests has reared its ugly head.
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Can that be the case today when the EU is so much bigger, with so many more conflicting interests?
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With conflicting interests and competing global powers, the international community remains at an impasse over Syria's six-year conflict.
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Bob Corker, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, acknowledged the conflicting interests in remarks to reporters Wednesday.
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Compliance across OPEC is in question amid conflicting interests regarding oil production cuts and an abrupt withdrawal announcement from Qatar.
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A range of alternatives should be presented on which the public can weigh in, thereby balancing conflicting interests wherever possible.
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To protect minority shareholders from the controller's potentially conflicting interests, those deals are subject to judicial review of their entire fairness.
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Are we so tied up by conflicting interests, precedent, and procedure that we cannot resist what is arguably a foreign coup?
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But what the court ultimately decides depends on how they weigh a range of conflicting interests, Jaffer told "Squawk Alley" Wednesday.
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Mr. Grady, the professor of sports law, said he was unsure how the conflicting interests might be resolved after the Olympics.
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And I recognize that a union is not always united: There can be internal discord, conflicting interests, compromises to hash out.
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The corn and oil industries have conflicting interests when it comes to biofuels like ethanol, which compete with petroleum for market share.
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Uneasy lies the Democratic coalition, an amalgam of conflicting interests just waiting to be picked apart by a clever and calculating president.
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Previous regional infrastructure projects of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) grouping have made little progress, because of conflicting interests.
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We may have conflicting interests with Russia in the Middle East, but it is in both our interests to see the region stabilized.
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Climate policy does not take place in an economics graduate seminar; it takes place in a real world of powerful incumbents and conflicting interests.
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"Sensationalist headlines and intentionally misleading assertions from those with conflicting interests and limited analysis should not carry more weight than balanced diligence," Robbins said.
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The disclosures may reinforce the view among consumer groups and Democratic lawmakers that Mr. Clayton could have conflicting interests as a Wall Street regulator.
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This was inevitable from the day he refused to divest his conflicting interests & confirmed that his presidency would have nothing to do with public service.
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But it also looked forward, to a century in which questions of self-determination were more complicated — international in scope and rived with conflicting interests.
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"It doesn't serve the individual board members interests to have a stake in conflicting interests," McGarry said, although this is not something investors can always anticipate.
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These conflicting interests could have theoretically led to a tense and difficult negotiation, one that lasted several days in show time and produced a surprising outcome.
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Appointed to the United States Supreme Court in 2.33, Holmes soon gave voice to his idea of the law as an evolving balance of conflicting interests.
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But some analysts doubt that France and Germany can still lead an EU that has grown to 28 members with diverse and often conflicting interests and priorities.
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A number of reports from inside Apple's Siri team have suggested that the company's digital assistant has been hampered by a lack of direction and conflicting interests.
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The commission members - one Democrat and four Republicans - have ties to a wide range of conflicting interests in the debate, making it difficult to predict their decision.
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"This was inevitable from the day he refused to divest his conflicting interests & confirmed that his presidency would have nothing to do with public service," he added.
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Any discussion of the Harvard study and the estimated death toll in Puerto Rico needs to be mindful of the overlapping and at time conflicting interests involved.
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But the conflict there not only has not slowed, it is intensifying and growing more volatile, with more players diving in with conflicting interests and shifting allegiances.
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In this welter of conflicting interests, the Obama administration is right to focus on combating ISIS and on trying to keep relations with Turkey from deteriorating further.
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"Inside Edge" is a ten part series that follows the "conflicting interests" of a cricket team, as players navigate an entire season in the fictional Powerplay League.
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Dozens of the men and women driving traditional French cabs who were waiting for fares at Gare du Nord pinned the blame on the state's conflicting interests.
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One reason is the extraordinary web of conflicting interests and agendas involved in this struggle, and the warring parties have to buy in to make the truce work.
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Stephen Parham, a lawyer based in Georgia who specializes in quiet title action lawsuits, explained that they're used to resolve disputes or other conflicting interests about the property.
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Now that ISIS lacks a physical caliphate in the region, the powers with overlapping and conflicting interests in the region are butting heads — not that they weren't before.
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The Russian deployment in the area has highlighted Moscow&aposs growing clout in the region, marking a successful attempt to balance the sharply conflicting interests of Israel and Iran.
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"Cathay will have three major shareholders, all with different and potentially conflicting interests - Swire, Air China and Qatar Airways," said Corrine Png, CEO of transport research firm Crucial Perspective.
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The UAE and Qatar, which both played key roles in backing rebels who toppled Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, have emerged as rivals on the battlefield with conflicting interests in Libya.
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That may not mean much on its own, but Gab goes on to trace a history of Google taking questionable action against businesses with conflicting interests through its app store.
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But government is not like that at all, as it serves a complex stew of sometimes conflicting interests and values, not simply the narrow profit motive of a single owner.
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As UC Hastings College of the Law professor Veena Dubal told the Chronicle, "Casual workers have different and sometimes conflicting interests with full-time workers" and thus less incentive to organize.
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Our neoliberal system of private enterprise and corporate-structured non-profits could trap us if we do not address it directly and respond to the conflicting interests it has set up.
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Now then: You mention two conflicting interests here, the company's chances of doing well, which will protect the value of your equity, and your relationship with this potential senior co-worker.
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Even if you do decide to tell your spouse that you're meeting with a divorce attorney, "a couple should not jointly consult with a divorce lawyer because of conflicting interests," Provder explains.
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But StartRocket shows space is about to become much more crowded than it was in the 1960s - and new global rules to balance conflicting interests might soon come in handy, said Newman.
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It needs a second transition, this time under an authority other than the United States, Britain and Norway, whose project has failed, or IGAD, whose members have conflicting interests in South Sudan.
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Meanwhile on the trail to find Dany, we have the brawn, Daario and Jorah Mormont (Michiel Huisman and Iain Glen), getting along surprisingly well despite their conflicting interests in the Mother of Dragons.
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Some of the bank's conduct amounted to a systematic failure to manage its customers' and its own conflicting interests, the report said, in one of the strongest official condemnations yet of RBS's behaviour.
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While not an overt threat to the United States, those programs will undoubtedly advance conflicting interests, as China takes on a greater presence in regions where the U.S. has been the predominant influence.
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In Libya, the UAE and Qatar, which both played key roles in backing rebels in the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, have emerged as rivals on the battlefield with conflicting interests.
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Now that the militant group has been driven from most of its territory, the conflicting interests are leading to increasing friction and unpredictable escalations, like Turkey's recent assault on a Kurdish-controlled region.
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Yes, but: His strong connection with Karzai and the visibility of his extended family's involvement in the Afghan government, which included seeking contracts, raised some concerns within American diplomatic circles about his conflicting interests.
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But the two countries still have conflicting interests - and the Trump administration's vow to apply more diplomatic pressure on Pakistan is unlikely to work, given Islamabad's growing alliance with regional heavyweight China, say analysts.
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If anything, the number of companies with various conflicting interests here—Google, Amazon, Apple, Time Warner, AT&T, Comcast/NBCUniversal, Fox, CBS, Netflix, Viacom and more—is a massive, unremovable part of the problem.
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Yet in a twist that shows the conflicting interests that can lurk behind Chinese deals, San'an has a number of connections to Fujian Grand Chip, including a common investor and an existing financial relationship.
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Even though the foundation later said it would no longer accept foreign donations, questions remain on how her administration would handle longtime donors who seek help from the United States or have conflicting interests.
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But in the eyes of a lot of economic modeling, the contracts that constitute the binding connective tissue of the entire economy operate like a magic box that simply and seamlessly reconciles conflicting interests.
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When it is the president, or those around him, who are being investigated, everyone involved in the investigation and charging decisions must be "Caesar's Wife," beyond any suspicion or even appearance of conflicting interests.
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Former Foreign Minister Gherman also exhibited strong diplomatic skills in dealing with Russian-backed forces in Moldova's Transnistria region, and she would be well able to handle the conflicting interests of Security Council members.
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So the key question coming out of recent Saudi behaviors is this: Are the common interests that bind the United States and Saudi Arabia together more important than the conflicting interests pushing them apart?
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But the process has proved tricky, raising questions about how to reconcile conflicting interests over city walls between property owners, local administrations and artists who belong to a traditionally rebellious movement, art and legal experts said.
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In its final two weeks it grilled the CEOs of Australia's biggest banks and wealth managers, exploring questions around remuneration, governance, culture, the conflicting interests of shareholders and customers, and the regulatory structure of the industry.
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Since taking over as CEO in late 2013, Patuano has had to steer a course for one of Italy's most politically sensitive companies which will not upset the sometimes conflicting interests of the state, employees and shareholders.
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And it's attuned to the conflicting interests between the state — represented by the well-intended but weak warden, Joe Caputo (Nick Sandow) — and MCC, the corporate prison operator that sees Litchfield and its prisoners as line items.
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From the shop floors of factories to ballet's grandest stages, organized labor is struggling to balance a set of competing and sometimes conflicting interests as it grapples with the sharp uptick in #MeToo-related cases in recent years.
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Private firms would look to invest in projects that can recuperate costs through potential revenue sources like user fees or tolls, but critics are also concerned about both profitability and possible conflicting interests between the public and private sectors.
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The central bank said its criteria for issuing a permit to buy a credit card firm include aspects of honesty and integrity, financial strength, relevant business experience in the merchant acquirer or financial institution fields, and lack of conflicting interests.
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We don't know whether those omissions were intentional or just slip-ups, but it raises questions either about Kushner's candor or about how much of a grasp he has on all of the conflicting interests and issues he has out there.
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It is hardly new for a bank to be accused of conflicting interests, but it seems that with fund-raising slowing down and a sleepy market for initial public offerings, it is becoming a more salient issue for start-ups looking to sell.
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After eight years of being kept afloat by loans from its European Union partners and the International Monetary Fund, Greece suddenly risks being swamped by waves caused by President Trump's unilateral stirring of the Middle East's caldron of tensions and conflicting interests.
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In a further sign of diverging agendas and conflicting interests between the EU and the U.S., Brussels has also decided to propose higher capital requirements for U.S. and other top foreign banks operating in the EU, saying that this measure would increase financial stability.
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Putting corporate executives to work running government has, at best, a mixed record of success (see: McNamara, Robert.) And even if Mr. Trump's nominees manage to clear their thickets of conflicting interests, there's little reason to believe they're taking these jobs for the management challenge.
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"These are of course all the more likely when the project is deeply profit-driven, geographically remote, and managed by multiple entities with conflicting interests, poor communications, and zero patience for what they take to be fussy details or delays," Mr. Meehan said in an email.
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Mr. Clayton's disclosures offer a rare glimpse into his client list and family wealth — a sum of at least $50 million, his filing shows — and may reinforce a view among consumer groups and Democratic lawmakers that he could have conflicting interests as a Wall Street regulator.
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Several administrations have urged China to put pressure on North Korea to rein in its missile tests, to no avail (the U.S. president's repeated drumming on China over trade issues and conflicting interests in the South China Sea likely won't make Beijing more receptive to any overtures from Trump).
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Trump's morass of conflicting interests is slowly but surely dominating coverage of his transition, with Talking Points Memo reporting that the Argentinian journalist Jorge Lanata reported that Donald Trump asked Argentine President Mauricio Macri to approve a building that he and a business partner are building in Buenos Aires.
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Bernstein and Wallach make a potentially constructive attempt to deal with one aspect of the Democratic Party's key dilemma: the struggle to prevail in national elections while accommodating the conflicting interests of diverse constituencies — including the conflict between the Sanders-Warren-Ellison wing and the free-trade wing.
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The resort projects, which a Trump spokeswoman said this past week were "binding contracts," have created a gray area of conflicting interests that could be hard to separate from an array of issues facing the United States and Indonesia, including trade and contested claims over the South China Sea.
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" That perspective harkens back to the first chief of the USFS and proponent of the wise use of resources, Gifford Pinchot, who cautioned that, "Where conflicting interests must be reconciled, the question shall always be answered from the standpoint of the greatest good of the greatest number in the long run.
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Neumann reportedly cashed out about $700 million by selling and borrowing against WeWork stock, made millions by leasing properties to his company — giving him conflicting interests as both tenant and landlord — and sold the rights to the "We" name to WeWork for close to $6 million (he ultimately returned that payment).
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"Because the funding of most trusts is fixed, conflicts may arise when the same present claimants file claims with multiple trusts; in this scenario, the various future claimants would have conflicting interests regarding how liability for the present claimants' injuries should be allocated among the various trusts," the DOJ filing said.
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While this commenting process keeps lots of high-paid lawyers and consultants employed advocating for their clients and employers — an essential element of the democratic process — it is a slow, tedious activity that often produces muddled results because of the conflicting interests of the affected parties, who often number in the thousands.
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Still, Clinton's attitude towards what amount to a serious lapse in judgment in one case and a cesspit of conflicting interests in the other is baffling: Clinton remains, as one ally described, as decidedly and defiantly "puritan" as she was 17 months ago that the email investigation is nothing more than a partisan attack.
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The beady, uneven eyes, and vile, bloody mouth of "Count Trump" (2017) exude depravity, while "Frankenschlong" (2017), an imbecilic Frankenstein with a mop of mangy hair, a scrotum-like chin, and a swastika tattooed on his forehead, signifies all of the base stupidity of Trump and his administration, cobbled together from conflicting interests and lies.
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"We believe tax cuts will come, but the target of achieving this by the end of this year looks ambitious – more likely, it will be only in Q1 or Q2 [of next year] that the many differing and sometimes conflicting interests will be reconciled," Paul Mortimer-Lee, chief market economist at BNP Paribas, in a note to clients.
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Drawing a bright line between these obviously conflicting interests has been a policy priority for the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) for more than a decade, animating our drive to enact commonsense statutes — in 85033 states thus far — that promote accountability and transparency when public authorities feel compelled to hire outside counsel to initiate major litigation.
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With conflicting interests as the Syria crisis comes to a head, see where different global powers stand on U.S. intervention: In support of U.S. strike Canada: "Canada fully supports the United States' limited and focused action to degrade the Assad regime's ability to launch chemical weapons attacks against innocent civilians, including many children," PM Justin Trudeau said in a statement.
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Economic markets, and the political process, are shaped by the interplay of actors with conflicting interests with laws and mechanisms in place to prevent both collusion and the concentration of power in any single entity — we advocate a checks-and-balances structure for AI, by AI. For illustration, consider a bank being sued for denying more loan applications to African Americans than to white Americans.
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Adblock Plus's Till Faida on the shifting shape of ad blocking Faida tells us that the company is trying to thread a fine line between conflicting interests and string together a critical mass of internet users who want to get rid of unwelcome distractions; along with digital publishers and ad purveyors who want to maximize eyeballs on their stuff — and are likely especially keen to reach a tech-savvy, ad-blocking demographic.
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