" The key line there being: "Obscure laws… corrode democracy itself.
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The boxes on my back corrode and start to collapse.
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The effects could corrode confidence in the European Union itself.
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Even now, the diesel scandal continues to corrode Volkswagen's reputation.
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Keeping the data wireless means fewer contacts that could corrode, too.
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And sulphur dioxide fumes from oil refineries corrode the Taj's exteriors.
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All of these actions corrode the professional ethic of the military.
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Lead and copper can enter drinking water when plumbing pipes corrode.
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Yet badly designed ballots and interminable recounts corrode confidence in other ways.
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That move caused untreated water to corrode pipes while flowing to residents.
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If it's inside of you, it's going to corrode and poison you.
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The acidic water can also corrode stone buildings, sculptures and other objects.
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When athletics sets the priorities, one cannot help but corrode the other.
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Such discrepancies corrode confidence in GDP as a measure of economic health.
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How do "kompromat" and cyber hacking corrode public belief in verifiable truth?
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Anyway, so those batteries used to corrode and it was definitely a problem.
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In the end, Flint's river water did more than corrode the city's pipes.
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The current process simply serves to corrode our institutions, rather than strengthening them.
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If the job isn't done, the tube will continue to corrode and deteriorate.
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I'm saying that being rich tends to corrode whatever heart you've got left.
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Iron pipe doesn't cause lead pipe to corrode – lack of adequate water treatment does.
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SUDDEN STOPPAGES TO LIBYA'S OIL PRODUCTION CORRODE PIPELINES, EFFECTS LAST FOR YEARS - NOC CHAIRMAN
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Recently it patented a carbonisation process, done through successive heatings, that ensures bamboo cannot corrode.
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Even if no single one is devastating, the cumulative effect could corrode the president's standing.
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They can bump against each other and other objects as well as corrode over time.
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Lead and copper can enter drinking water when plumbing pipes that contain the metals corrode.
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The corruption of information is an attempt to corrode the very spirit of our democracies.
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In the meantime, the batteries inside the box managed to corrode, but the device was salvageable.
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One opinion is that the presence of sex bots will corrode men's interactions with real women.
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If water isn't treated properly, it can corrode those pipes enough to free up the lead.
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The weight of this secret distorts Leila's life, as other damaging secrets corrode the whole clan.
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Salt water causes metal to to corrode, which obviously is a bad thing for metal submarines.
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For example, what if it's built with strong, lightweight composite materials that don't rust or corrode?
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Second, they needed to build a machine whose parts would not corrode in a saltwater environment.
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The company said in the original announcement that the bolts could corrode in very cold climates.
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They'll always be there, in your heart, and it will corrode you from the inside out.
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Russia's emphasis on asymmetric warfare and influence operations will further corrode liberal norms and principles worldwide.
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Fiberglass doesn't corrode or rot, so it should be capable of withstanding the harsh marine environment.
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Take away either end of that equation and the foundation of Putin's regime begins to corrode.
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Stop adding them, and the coating wears away, the pipes corrode, lead leaches into the water.
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Working to weaken, corrode it and the European Union from within and without, only strengthens resolve.
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CLEVELAND — When things overheat, corrode and stop working, that is when they call in Gustavo Costa.
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I say this because what we're seeing right now does corrode our democracy and our society.
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SZA's voice is irrepressible, untethered but perfectly controlled, and no amount of polish can corrode that.
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After that, mediocre performance would corrode morale and upset external shareholders, who own 90% of the bank.
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Over time, water containing road salt can get into the supports, causing them to corrode and break.
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It's widely used because it doesn't corrode or rust and it's a perfect material for conducting electricity.
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Organic chloride is used to boost the output of wells but can corrode the metal in refineries.
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No surprise: if human rights criminals aren't prosecuted, they can continue to corrode the rule of law.
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According to the company, the chloride levels in the water were causing metal auto parts to corrode.
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Halting supplies of tainted oil, which can corrode refining units, has pushed some refiners to find other supplies.
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Graphene is derived from carbon, which is very stable and will not so easily corrode in harsh conditions.
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But this process also leads lithium-ion (and lithium-polymer) batteries to corrode faster than they otherwise would.
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The move will lead to the isolation of the Trump administration and further corrode international goodwill towards America.
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As pools of standing waters rise, they can corrode critical signal and electrical equipment, setting off transit disruptions.
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That led to improper treatment after the April 2014 switch, which caused the water to corrode lead pipes.
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But he deserves blame for using the world's biggest bully pulpit to corrode our democracy and public safety.
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Difficult to remove, and a groundwater and soil hazard as they corrode, this discarded metal is an environmental concern.
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Surely every time Warhol smelled Goya Aqua Manda, the memory of those three months in 1964 started to corrode.
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The water that emerges is free of minerals, so it's slightly acidic, which means it can corrode local pipes.
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The bolts, made by German supplier Bosch, can begin to corrode after contact in cold temperatures with road salt.
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High levels of H22S can corrode refinery parts and pipelines - and can be lethal to humans in gas form.
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But it could also corrode the day-to-day work of the Justice Department, which affects millions of Americans.
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The cases in Germany are likely to take years to resolve and will continue to corrode the company's reputation.
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Semiconductors inside the unit could corrode, causing the airbags to deploy inadvertently or fail to deploy at all, Continental said.
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"Nickel is an element that doesn't corrode, lasts basically forever in space, and cosmic rays won't hurt it," says Spivack.
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High levels of lead in drinking water are a recurrent issue, often caused by disinfecting chemicals that corrode old plumbing.
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Their lives are the invisible war zones that corrode human potential and hold back the promise of a just world.
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But these very services have been used to corrode democracies, spread misinformation, and to abuse and harass individuals, for example.
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They are the ones who recognize that unlawful police stops corrode all our civil liberties and threaten all our lives.
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I can see that that will corrode, and decent people will step into the public square, the sooner the better.
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Space is a cruel environment, filled with high-energy cosmic rays and extreme temperatures that can corrode and damage sensitive materials.
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Genuine political competition and a free press are necessary cures to the corruption and inefficiency that so often corrode authoritarian systems.
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Social media's power as a tool for journalists hoping to expose injustice and for activists trying to build movements will corrode.
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Just as Hindenburg's reliance on Article 48 had a corrosive effect on Weimar's constitutional culture, such an outcome will corrode ours.
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I thought I might be carrying a backlog of sadness, that it had begun to corrode my life from the inside.
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This series appears to criticize wealth and acquisition, implying that possessions, and a prominent streak of self-interest, corrode the soul.
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Gaps in story lines were facts of life in a country where authorities believed "undesirable content" could corrode conservative Asian values.
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Plus, they won't corrode, stain, or rust, and are naturally beautiful, making them a great addition to kitchens of all styles.
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Coins were primarily made of gold and silver because they were rare to mine and didn't corrode, thus ensuring a stable weight.
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These cracks allow water to creep inside the structure, and once in contact with the metal contained therein, cause it to corrode.
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But when the concrete cracks, water, or salt from de-icing buildings, seep in and then the steel inside starts to corrode.
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The heat of the lockout forged a rare bond between orchestra and audience; the hope now is not to let it corrode.
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"They are the ones who recognize that unlawful police stops corrode all our civil liberties and threaten all our lives," she wrote.
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FAME has a solvent effect that can corrode engine seals and gaskets, potentially increasing maintenance costs, and requiring special handling and equipment.
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Potentially affected vehicles are equipped with a trailer-tow module, which is vulnerable to seeping water that can corrode the module's wiring.
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His reputation began to corrode in 2016, when BHS went into bankruptcy shortly after he sold it for £1 to Dominic Chappell.
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Mubarak stuffed the interior ministry with political loyalists rather than effective public servants, which allowed corruption and brutality to corrode public security.
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A two-term Trump presidency would likely corrode American institutions and values to the point at which they could scarcely be resurrected.
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Why it matters: The flooding will leave behind salt crystals that corrode the brickwork of centuries-old churches and palaces, per Reuters.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation poses an existential threat to the Trump presidency, but lesser hazards corrode its day-to-day operations.
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The challenge is finding electrodes that don't corrode underwater and protecting them with materials that reduce their efficiency as little as possible.
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The cremation process belches carbon dioxide and toxins like mercury; the metals from caskets can corrode and degrade toxins into cemetery soil.
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This would corrode the transistors that would need to be in the glass if it was meant for a display, according to Bayne.
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"Many of the buildings that hold the [waste] now crack, leak, corrode, sprout weeds, and accumulate dark radioactive sludge," he writes in Fallout.
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But in American politics today it is the right that uses lies as a tactic intended to corrode the entire concept of reality.
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It is rhetorical acid that can corrode public faith in our irreplaceable institutions and the rule of law that defines our country's greatness.
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The switch to Flint River water caused pipes to rapidly corrode, because the city and state failed to treat it with anti-corrosion chemicals.
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The treatment coats the inside of those pipes with a protective layer of minerals, making it harder for the water to corrode the metal.
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That Trump seeks to intimidate and corrode public confidence in these pillars of democracy is -- to use one of his favorite words -- a disgrace.
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After hearing extensive arguments, the court ruled on Thursday that "when creativity dies, values of civilization corrode" and that the show must go on.
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For those of you like me, who don't want politics to corrode our society this way, the only choice — ironically — is to fight back.
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Think physically small, think simple, think sturdy—nothing that will leak, corrode, or break down given enough time, including staples, rubber bands, and paper clips.
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"You know when your plumbing goes out in your house or the water pipes in Flint (Michigan) corrode, it has life threatening consequences," Perez said.
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Mr. Trump's allergy to alliances, sympathy toward strongmen, and support for American retrenchment make for a toxic combination that would corrode America's position in Asia.
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This led the aluminum layer to eventually corrode, making the discs look bronze in color and damaging the quality on the audio of the discs.
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She has also repeatedly said another referendum would corrode faith in democracy among the 17.4 million people who voted to leave the EU in 2016.
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Khamenei can react by continuing to crack down hard, but that approach will continue to corrode the regime's self-definition as a revolution of the people.
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This is a statement designed to corrode trust in the judiciary branch by insisting that judges in certain (liberal, urban, diverse) places are somehow less authoritative.
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By turning Americans against each other and against their own system of government, Tehran hopes to corrode the pull these ideals have on the Iranian people.
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And of course, as he sees it, he's leading the fight against an unprecedented evil that threatens to corrupt and corrode the American way of life.
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Corrosion is a budget-buster – using lower quality metals which corrode quickly creates a ruinous cycle of more maintenance and faster required replacement of our infrastructure.
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Failure to treat the water from the Flint River caused the pipes to corrode, leading to the leaching of lead and other toxic chemicals into the system.
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Either one of these can break, corrode, or get blocked by a salt deposit or paraffin; swerves in pressure are an early indication that something is wrong.
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There are now fears that the salt water will corrode some city treasures, and while a divisive, multibillion-dollar system of floodgates could have helped, it's unfinished.
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The most serious harm that Mr Orban and his ilk do to the Christians they claim to champion is to corrode the idea of religious freedom itself.
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But the deeper problem — the one that will continue to corrode the system long after this debate resolves — is the role that deception has played throughout the process.
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The problem is that metal aeroplane frames corrode if there is too much humidity, so planes generally have a level that is optimal for them, not for passengers.
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Which leaves us where we are now: Rather than cheering for the way social platforms spread democracy, we are busy assessing the extent to which they corrode it.
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"The havoc wrought would threaten our system of checks and balances, corrode the legislative process, degrade our system of government and damage the prospects of bipartisanship," Hatch said.
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Sandmann was described as a young Kavanaugh, both reflecting the power structures that (in the view of the people on the left) define and corrode modern American life.
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Controversies settled by institutional force, which are based on values and positions not shared by significant members of society corrode its legitimacy and threaten its long term vitality.
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Democrats denounced the GOP's use of the parliamentary procedure, calling it an epic power grab that would further corrode politics in Congress, the courts and the United States.
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There's been a lot of attention around foodborne illnesses, and the internet has made it easier for that attention to multiply in hours and corrode a reputation overnight.
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But the report casts a poor light on an administration that often appears to corrode the integrity on which good governance relies for the consent of the governed.
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That stuff matters, and it helps corrode the brains of people who are already open to extreme disinformation thanks to the barrage of spin that fills their media diets.
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Seawater got into an electronics panel and the salt slowly began to corrode the connections, leaving his navigation system unreliable about halfway through his 2,000-mile journey (803,218 kilometers).
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The acidic waters make the chemical building blocks that sea creatures use to form shells in the first place less plentiful and corrode those that do manage to coalesce.
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They would successively corrode the foundation of American capitalism from the inside with an endless series of new taxes, regulations, and bureaucracy, with the aim of stifling industry into submission.
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Isao Abe, a Kajima engineer overseeing the ice wall, said his company had made the wall more durable by installing underground pipes that are easy to replace if they corrode.
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Patagonia's RØ Hoodyis soft, lightweight, and comes with an all-plastic zipper that won't corrode, no matter how many times you take it swimming and forget to wash it afterward.
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Starlings have been known to drive other native bird species from nests and backyard feeders; they pilfer grains from farmers' fields and storage sheds and corrode surfaces with their droppings.
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As an example, our nanolaminated metals – using a different manufacturing technique than traditional metals – corrode significantly less, are stronger and lighter, and can require less energy and materials to produce.
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In an ideal world, or at least a more functional one, lawmakers on both sides would see and treat this as a crisis that demands resolution, lest it corrode American democracy.
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An emergency manager overseen by Snyder switched the city's water source in April 2014, which caused the untreated water to corrode lead pipes, among other water quality problems, and sicken residents.
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" Yet other emotions corrode Lily's obsessive affection: "I could not damp the hot envy that tinged my love for Eva with a desire to see her fail in some small way.
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The arrest of Huawei's global chief financial officer in Canada, reportedly related to a violation of U.S. sanctions, will corrode trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing, risk consultancy Eurasia Group said Thursday.
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And press advocates cringed at the prospect of a gala dedicated to the phrase "fake news," which has already helped corrode trust in journalism in the United States and around the world.
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Disinformation is about activating emotional reactions, in order to divide and corrode the targeted entity — a focus on true or false is misleading; a measure becomes active if it resonates with emotions.
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The International Space Station is brimming with bacteria and fungi that can cause diseases and form biofilms that promote antibiotic resistance, and can even corrode the spacecraft, a new study has found.
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Those old stances especially corrode her platform as the antithesis of President Donald Trump, who has made harsher penalties and stricter enforcement of immigration laws a cornerstone of his campaign and administration.
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The city switched to using Flint River water, but it didn't treat the water to make sure it didn't corrode the system's lead pipes, leaving thousands of residents exposed to the toxic metal.
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China&aposs sweeping infrastructure investment scheme, known as the Belt and Road Initiative, is only one of the tools it uses to corrode democracy while creating more favorable conditions for realizing its objectives.
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If this was how a regional office of the E.P.A. performed under a sympathetic Democratic administration, what do we have to look forward to the next time a city's pipes start to corrode?
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" Right-wing websites called her "an anti-American radical determined to destroy the very foundations that helped to make this country great," and a "malevolent nitwit [whose] job is to undermine, corrode, and ruin.
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We might seek clues from a campaign believed to be generated in Russia in which computer network attacks against the Ukraine's power grid and government clearly indicate an effort to "corrode" another country's sovereignty.
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River sand is preferred for construction in many cases because desert sand is too rounded to bind concrete well, while seabed sand contains salt that can corrode metal and dredging it can be costly.
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Simultaneously, corrode the European Union by: lauding Brexit; sending Stephen Bannon to stoke European anti-establishment movements; and undermining Europe's most powerful country, Germany, most recently through installing a right-wing flamethrower as ambassador.
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Over his career the artist has developed techniques to rust, stain, cook, corrode and burn his materials, but this marks the first time that public use, and wind and rain, will temper his art.
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Infrastructure Week reminds us that we really could fix what's broken, but instead things just get worse and worse and worse; as Trump continues to corrode America's faith in its political structures, we crumble.
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" Why it matters: "Bureau officials say the accusations in the document produced by House Republicans are inaccurate and — more damaging in the long term — corrode the agency's ability to remain independent and do its job.
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"All of the support services that are designed around the initial welcome and integration of refugees would start to corrode," Cindy Huang, vice president of strategic outreach at the refugee advocacy group Refugees International, said.
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The maker of engines for large civil aircraft and military planes said it was also continuing to fix the Trent 1000 engines that have been dogged by problems as engine blades corrode or crack prematurely.
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Imagine that by 2030 global temperatures are still creeping up, and sea levels are tens of centimetres higher—significantly worsening the impact of storm surges that push seawater over low-lying areas and corrode coastal infrastructures.
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But to others, it is a step along Ben-Gurion's prophesied path: from occupation to endless conflict that would corrode democracy from within, endangering a national character thought to come from ideals as well as demographics.
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MOSCOW — Russia on Friday froze a critical agreement on military cooperation with the United States in Syria after an American military strike, warning that the operation would further corrode already dismal relations between Moscow and Washington.
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We would much rather bury our weaknesses, our fears, our struggles, and let them corrode us (through our depression, our alcoholism, our drug abuse, our self-abandonment) than break the silence and expose our true, vulnerable selves.
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But besides being considerably lighter on the wrist, thanks to the new material the Breitling Avenger Hurricane is also anti-magnetic, less likely to irritate sensitive skin, won't corrode, and is incredibly hard to scratch or mar.
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Obscure laws — and there are few more impenetrable than RIPA and its satellites — corrode democracy itself, because neither the public to whom they apply, nor even the legislators who debate and amend them, fully understand what they mean.
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On Thursday, Tesla said it was recalling 123,000 Model S sedans built before April 2016 in order to replace bolts in the power steering component that can begin to corrode after contact in cold temperatures with road salt.
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The acidic properties of the coffee itself — and milk proteins, sugar or artificial sweeteners, caramel sauce, chocolate syrup and any other flavorful additions to the brew — can seep between the keys to short out circuits or corrode the components.
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As far-right parties have risen across Europe, Brexit has provided them a concrete victory — and it's possibly not the last, as such parties in countries like Italy, France and Hungary seek to corrode the European Union from within.
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This all sounds incredibly reasonable, and it would be a good look (not to mention good for public discourse, knowledge, and transparency) for Facebook to listen to journalists, rather than prescribe its own standards for the industry it helped corrode.
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As a proudly white nationalist business owner, and co-host of the country's premier neo-Nazi podcast, Thomas White's star continued to rise—however, in reality, his white nationalist views were beginning to corrode everything White had built for himself.
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In a statement, the Michigan AG said that the two companies "either knew or should have known" that the lead pipes, combined with Flint River's unusually high chloride levels would cause the pipes to corrode and leak lead into the water.
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While biodiesel can cut fuel costs and reduce emissions, higher blends of FAME require special handling and equipment as the fuel has a solvent effect that can corrode engine seals and gasket materials, and it can solidify at cold temperatures.
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In the process, they relegate basic, traditional in-unit amenities to central, shared spaces, disguising them as trappings of community—a convenient pretext to corrode tenants' personal space, pack them in like sardines, and garner YIMBYist plaudits in the process.
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The company said that the rear door stay on its Tanto compact MPV model produced in 2007-2013 for the Japanese market was vulnerable to rust, which could cause the outer tube of the gas stay to corrode and crack.
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As Dani Blum wrote for Pitchfork, the song "offers only a garish caricature" of rap music: "'They call me racist / Only thing I like is green and blue faces,' she sneers, managing to corrode and embarrass herself in one line."
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Russia's energy ministry has blamed the stoppage in the Druzhba pipeline on a legally traded solvent called ethylene dichloride, an organic chloride compound used to clean oil wells, which can corrode equipment if it enters a refinery, according to industry experts.
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The Japanese automaker said it was recalling around 390,000 vehicles including the Mazda 3 sedan and the CX-3 SUV crossover model in Japan to fix the damper stays on their rear gates, which may corrode and break if exposed to salt.
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To wedge your eyes open and take this, over and over, as I have to compose this blog post, will poison and corrode your very soul, make you deader to the bonds of brotherhood, family and friendship that make life worth living.
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When the barbarians, emboldened by the many problems that in time began to corrode the Empire, finally crossed the borders with which Rome for so long had kept at bay all foreigners, the Eternal City collapsed both in myth and in reality.
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Now that Trump has decided to answer Roberts directly, the Supreme Court justice faces a difficult choice: Does he escalate the war of words (which would further corrode the court's role as an independent arbiter) or does he abstain from responding (which leaves Trump unanswered).
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The shorts are inspired by the many vintage military pieces that Hladky has collected on his travels around the world; they combine Marine-grade finishings, like grommets and zippers that will never rust or corrode, and durable technical fabrics that can withstand heavy wear.
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But when an industrial company wants to make a model of, say, when a bridge will corrode, it can use data from the sensors on a robot, and send that data to be crunched in the cloud, said Ben Wolff, CEO of robotics company Sarcos.
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In his first interview since leaving office in January, the former president told Britain's Prince Harry on BBC Radio that social media can lead to facts being sidelined and biases reinforced, and those in power should be wary when posting, so as not to corrode civil discourse.
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The Japanese automaker said it was recalling around 33,000 vehicles - including the Mazda 3, which is available as sedan and hatchback, and the CX-3 SUV crossover in Japan - to fix the damper stays on their rear gates, which may corrode and break if exposed to salt.
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When he made a mistake, as he did when he was embroiled in the Keating Five scandal, he took full responsibility, learned a noble and brilliant lesson, and forever thereafter championed the timeless truth that dirty money must never be allowed to corrupt and corrode our democracy.
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The globalization of English soccer might, in fact, be the cause of Leicester's rise, but only in the sense that it has started to corrode team cohesion at the top by subjecting top-flight franchises to a frenzied luxury marketplace where players and coaches are traded like widgets.
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Using temporary workers can also corrode the middle class: Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that workers employed through staffing agencies across the public and private sectors are paid less and are less likely to have employer-sponsored health insurance and retirement plans than traditional employees.
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But little to no research has been done on how the continually acidifying oceans — which absorb the skyrocketing carbon dioxide concentrations now amassing in the atmosphere — impact these scales, which, similar to your teeth, might corrode when exposed to carbonic acid (the result of adding carbon dioxide to water).
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Finally, the protesters' use of social media is an object lesson to the world on how to use phone apps and VPNs as a way to constructively engage in a social movement rather than provide a dark platform of conspiracy theories that threaten to corrode the movement from within.
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A children's science book is placed within a porcelain pan, along with salt and laundry bluing, which interact to slowly crystallize and corrode over the surface of the book and the pan — information that is taught as being straightforward in a theoretical context may turn out to be beyond our control as we apply it in a real-life setting.
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They have to be durable enough to survive decades of use while still being recognizable, they can't corrode when held in a sweaty hand, they have to maintain a certain color and sheen throughout their life, and modern coins also have to have a specific level of electrical conductivity so they can be properly identified by the millions of vending machines across the country.
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One of many conspiracies in circulation these days, deep state allegations cheapen public discourse, corrode public confidence in government, and exacerbate partisan polarization, especially when they are used indiscriminately, as Trump and his allies have, in denouncing his own appointees (most recently, former Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer, who opposed the decision to absolve three service members accused of war crimes), and State Department officials who defied the White House by testifying to the Intelligence Committee of the House of Representatives.
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And contrary to claims that detectives are left confused by the standards for promotion, he said the expectations are clear: "If they say they don't know that, then they really don't belong in the N.Y.P.D." Some black detectives said the promotion system, by leaving their careers in the hands of a largely white class of police executives, discouraged them from openly resisting slurs and tactics that corrode the relationship between the police and community: colleagues comparing black New Yorkers to "mutts" or "skid marks" or being quick to detain black people unconnected to a crime.
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