But as much as the uppercut is a counter to the leaning overhand, the overhand is a counter to the upright uppercut.
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Not only are James' views counter to Google's stated values, but they are directly counter to the project of ensuring that the development and application of AI prioritizes justice over profit.
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Scene girls and emo girls were a counter to the preppy, Juicy Couture look of the era (see: Paris Hilton) the way egirls may be a counter to the polished, Facetuned Instagram influencer.
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That seems to go counter to what physicists often say.
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That goes counter to what some people are expecting. Why?
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It's a counter to the unpredictable, very stressful environment here.
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But bad tends to run counter to a writer's instincts.
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It seems counter to what the Olympics is all about.
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This is counter to one of the roles of philanthropy.
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But that's counter to everything the nomadic tribes stand for.
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However, the alleged behavior runs completely counter to Stanford's values.
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But egalitarianism is the great counter to Trump's false populism.
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And it runs completely counter to most modern computing trends.
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I walked up to a counter to ask for help.
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Those practices run counter to Russian rules on religious freedom.
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They run counter to the basic conviction that we learn
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Those things run counter to punk's ideals, but they persist.
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Every day, he stands behind the counter to help people.
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Discriminatory border searches run counter to these very fundamental principles.
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The Trump administration's populism ran counter to the Chamber's goals.
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Approaching misbehavior this way runs counter to many educators' instincts.
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He had leapt across the counter to attack the man.
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Then I climbed onto the counter to get the Bowl.
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Doing so would run counter to the rule of law.
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His Tuesday comments appear to run counter to this statement.
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She walked behind the counter to get a coffee pot.
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The account runs counter to the timeline Volkswagen has detailed.
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But the issue runs counter to Trump's "America First" instincts.
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This all runs counter to the principles of international law.
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That's counter to how Uber has operated since its inception.
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Tax havens are also counter to ideals of financial transparency.
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Fitch's warning, however, runs counter to most economic and investor surveys.
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Isn't that… sort of counter to the whole ethos of cryptocurrency?
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But some state laws and religious customs run counter to it.
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Do you believe doing so would run counter to your recommendations?
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Set the "days without a Facebook privacy problem" counter to zero.
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Moreover, being able to make money doesn't run counter to learning.
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A duty to retreat, however, runs absolutely counter to our mandate.
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Fiat Chrysler's sales ran counter to the trend, dropping 14 percent.
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Civ V's hidden formulae for success ran counter to that idea.
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Things like exercise or seeing friends seem counter to your productivity.
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That shift to streaming proved the ultimate counter to music piracy.
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I greeted him and went to the counter to start working.
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Mr. Bascaules runs counter to other bits of conventional Napa wisdom.
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Call it unfashion, anti-fashion or a counter to the counterculture.
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The wave of retirements seemingly run counter to Tom Brady's stance.
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This would clearly run somewhat counter to the efforts of PSD2.
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It's counter to the interests of every country in the world.
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It's counter to the interest of every country in the world.
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Thursday's press conference was a counter to Trump's lack of signaling.
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But neither strategy offers the right counter to fear and anger.
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He has made public statements that run counter to that position.
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I value my privacy, and streaming runs counter to this preference.
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They also include crisis plans that run counter to the Constitution.
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Then he went to the counter to claim his prize: $4.
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I believe that adopting divisive attitudes runs counter to those interests.
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That runs counter to the view of the U.S. trade representative.
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It's tantamount to denying a lunch counter to a black man.
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But it runs counter to the consensus among demographers and economists.
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The rise of FIRE runs strikingly counter to that financial picture.
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This, too, runs counter to medical ethics and basic human rights.
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ETFs had said that could run counter to their investment strategy.
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This is counter to the Pilgrim-centric view so often presented.
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According to Reagan, doing otherwise would be counter to free expression.
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Such examinations run counter to our current desire for affirmative representation.
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Putin's denial, however, runs counter to assessments by US intelligence agencies.
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I realize this message is a bit counter to cultural beliefs.
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Doby-Becht also added an additional coffee counter to the room.
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The actions run counter to increasing public support for LGBT rights.
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This seems highly unlikely because it runs counter to economic opportunism.
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It runs counter to Republicans' allegiance to the free market system.
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The Oakland police's decision runs counter to a broader nationwide trend.
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During his campaign, Trump at times proposed that countries such as Saudi Arabia and Japan should acquire nuclear weapons as a counter to Iran and North Korea, a policy that runs counter to the current U.S. stance.
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Kasich has taken other positions that run counter to current conservative thinking.
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What about the claims that it runs counter to fundamental American values?
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Better yet, don't invite it onto your kitchen counter to begin with.
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It also runs directly counter to the Muscovite version of church history.
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Leftists have long had a counter to the centrist theory of electability.
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It also ran counter to the way things usually go with Apple.
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That would run counter to what other big banks have been doing.
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However, it also restricts demand, which, again is counter to increasingly liquidity.
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Google itself was counter to the trend of the original dotcom bust.
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However, that spirit often runs counter to the way the government acts.
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President Trump's executive order on infrastructure Tuesday goes counter to that trend.
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It also goes counter to what Trump as a businessman has done.
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But, as a general statement, it runs counter to international trade theory.
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I discovered some elements in this narrative run counter to historic facts.
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That strategy is counter to what some other big automakers are doing.
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Others say it runs counter to the America they know and love.
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The takeover of Hue, in particular, ran directly counter to that narrative.
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This runs counter to the government's desire to let the currency stabilize.
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The best counter to this trend, for Prince, is simply better education.
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Bannister's forecast runs counter to much of the chatter on Wall Street.
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But his language on trade and immigration ran counter to the Kochs.
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Ms. McSpadden's shirt was a counter to such images of her son.
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But caving in to that impulse runs counter to my native stoicism.
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I have a counter to that, but I want to hear yours.
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Anything less is counter to receive the nursing care we all deserve.
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But it runs counter to what America as a country is about.
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The decision, however, runs counter to a supreme court ruling in December.
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"This generally runs counter to the basis of good taxation," Smith said.
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It runs counter to the gospel and 2,000 years of Christian tradition.
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Service is at a counter, to eat in or to take away.
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" But counter to this argument, he also insisted that "life is lit.
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It's very sad and counter to how I think — to be racist.
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The counter to that is, okay, but that's the "Judge Judy" audience?
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And the thing is because her actions are actually counter to the message.
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Yet, such secrecy runs entirely counter to the ethos of the public auction.
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But Evenflo's advice runs counter to the American Academy of Pediatrics' best practices.
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This is a misuse of presidential tariff authority and counter to congressional intent.
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You have to think very differently and independently and counter to everyone else.
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This runs counter to the fact that data is more useful when shared.
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SurveyMonkey's financial results, however, tell a story counter to the stock's , Cramer said.
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Yet, Trump's world view is "America First," which runs counter to Biden's view.
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This likely runs counter to what many people may believe about suicide bombers.
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Stepping up to the counter to order a Big Mac is so yesterday.
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Of course it runs counter to all the available facts and professional consensus.
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Alex Robert Ross turns the kitchen counter to a strip club on Twitter.
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I'm trying to focus on creating stuff that is counter to the problem.
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Such largesse would likely run counter to Ukraine's reform commitments to foreign donors.
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This theory of standing, Gorsuch argued, runs counter to what courts generally require.
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The finding runs counter to the perception created by high-profile police shootings.
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An economist, Ariel claims that altruism runs counter to his way of thinking.
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"This bill represents a forceful and responsible counter to Russia's provocations," Smith said.
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Counter to what it may seem, this pivot point is a good thing.
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Moreover, Mr. Johnson's plan runs counter to common practice in the private sector.
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Eating there would run counter to my own ethos of conscious consumerism, too.
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Longer defenders will be one counter to this new style of spread offense.
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Now, usually one employee works the counter to help the occasional walk-in.
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It was counter to the horizontal way video was supposed to be filmed.
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Perhaps counter to Pence's actions, the US is making tremendous progress against tobacco.
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Anthony Hoy Fong peeks over the counter to look at what we've created.
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That runs counter to some of the most basic concepts of virtual currency.
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Bragging about how strong we are runs counter to what people are seeing.
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Giuliani's declaration also ran counter to Cohen's claim that he was never reimbursed.
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It's long been viewed as a counter to Soviet and subsequently Russian ambitions.
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This runs counter to my original intention and is inconsistent with Corning's Values.
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This bill is a no-brainer—and a perfect counter to price controls.
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The very logic behind its inclusion is counter to that supposed third position.
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The entirety of his disposition runs counter to one that might elicit fear.
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"Scene girls and emo girls were a counter to the preppy, Juicy Couture look of the era (see: Paris Hilton) the way egirls may be a counter to the polished, Facetuned Instagram influencer," BuzzFeed wrote about e-girls in February.
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That runs counter to the decades-long tradition of Republicans supporting free trade deals.
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All of his techniques also include a counter, and a counter to the counter.
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Such high-line products might seem to be running counter to current industry trends.
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In some ways the idea runs counter to the spirit of the Fifth Republic.
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I put a hand on the counter to steady myself as the grief hit.
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Making access difficult runs "completely counter to who we want to be," Davidson says.
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Much of her homeopathic training ran counter to what she'd studied in med school.
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Murthy said the recent price increase "runs counter" to efforts to keep people healthy.
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But that runs counter to Apple's business goal of creating a streaming services juggernaut.
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His ardent, unapologetic nationalism runs directly counter to the programming world's broadly cosmopolitan zeitgeist.
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The Atlantic City speech is Clinton's best and most direct counter to this populism.
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That would run counter to the government's introduction of auto-enrolment into pension schemes.
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Back to the counter to buy another ticket, this one for a slower train.
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However, ceding congressional authority to unelected, specialized bureaucrats runs counter to our democratic ethos.
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His narrow interpretive approach tends to run counter to Roe and its constitutional foundation.
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It really has an underlying philosophy that runs directly counter to traditional social media.
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This is extremely short-sighted and counter to the greater interests of the nation.
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But information that runs counter to the narrative he prefers may make him uncomfortable.
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Barboza's strike worked because it was a well-timed counter to Dariush's forward motion.
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Chepo pantomimes a right counter to the solar plexus followed by a left hook.
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Moreover, the continuing resolution contained in the bill runs counter to the president's agenda.
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Counter to expectations, the researchers said, the patients reported being "happy" despite their condition.
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That notion "runs counter to everything we stand for as a company," he said.
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The Trump administration has taken steps that run counter to many of these goals.
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"It runs counter to the current societal understanding of what marriage is," he said.
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It really has an underlying philosophy that runs directly counter to traditional social media.
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Those businesses will run counter to the operation of a traditional open-air market.
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Trump's campaign on Thursday dismissed criticism that his views run counter to Jewish values.
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The department's decision runs counter to Mr. Trump's campaign promises of increased infrastructure spending.
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This runs counter to the level of interest and engagement happening on the ground.
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As for "exploitation," this runs counter to my intellectual commitment to sharing knowledge freely.
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Doesn't all of that run directly counter to your pledge to 'drain the swamp'?
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That runs counter to recent decisions from major players such as Bloomberg and JPMorgan.
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Building up American nuclear capacity is not an effective counter to either of those.
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The problem is that this runs directly counter to Trump's ethos as a dealmaker.
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I examine their selection of dice and take them to the counter to pay.
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"This is a misuse of presidential tariff authority and counter to congressional intent," Grassley said.
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What Trump says goes -- even if it runs directly counter to those once-hallowed principles.
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Counter to the police and government narrative, this officer said these police killings are calculated.
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Feeling dizzy, he then went to an airport customer assistance counter to seek medical help.
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But it is hardly a surprise, and doesn't run counter to the candidate's chosen name.
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The absence of hydropower from California's RPS runs counter to its need for energy storage.
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"Deference" as a judicial practice runs counter to our traditional notions about what courts do.
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Khan has provided a counter to Trump since his speech at the DNC in July.
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Background: Turkey has seen several recent U.S. decisions as running counter to its security interests.
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The People's Bank of China denied devaluing the yuan as a counter to U.S. tariffs.
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That runs counter to FuckJerry's 'revised policy' that Tebele published on Medium on February 2.
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The nine-judge court overturned earlier rulings that the government argued ran counter to that.
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They are making images that reflected them, and their beliefs, sometimes counter to developer desires.
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That's because, unlike Monese, being in credit runs counter to a traditional bank's business model.
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Yes, but: It also runs counter to what many people expect the button to do.
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But these arguments cut little ice when prices run counter to people's sense of equity.
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"Any violation of US law is counter to instructions to our community members," they said.
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Trump argues, however, that the deal has emboldened Iran and is counter to U.S. interests.
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Intervening may also run counter to the bloc's goals of promoting an unregulated gas market.
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I was at first confused, since this ran counter to what I had read online.
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John McCain is meanwhile calling on colleagues to act as a counter to Trump's power.
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It also slashed prices on Google Home devices, as a counter to Amazon's Echo sales.
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To have those things while you're in prison is just counter to the entire system.
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The ruling ran counter to the president's claim that he is immune to criminal investigations.
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They run counter to the department's post-Watergate tradition of independence from the White House.
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The relative resilience of equity markets might appear to run counter to debt market gloom.
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Counter to his predictions, Jon's bastardhood didn't keep the other houses from pledging their allegiance.
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And any argument that runs counter to their preconceived notions is automatically dismissed without consideration.
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"The pressure that V.C.s put on companies is counter to building real value," she said.
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He routinely undermines the US intelligence apparatus when its findings run counter to his interests.
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But it runs counter to the competitive, score-settling spirit of this frequently bilious book.
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THIS IS COUNTER TO THE WAY YOUVE BEEN RUNNING SNAP THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS.
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Opposition leader Navalny said the outcome of the vote ran counter to what people wanted.
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Well-intentioned people may also hold implicit biases that run counter to their stated values.
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When he went up to the counter to ring everything up, it came to $78.
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In a way, Making a Murderer runs counter to how popular television shows typically operate.
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It seems some of the classification may run counter to normal acknowledgement of such operations.
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Antitrust violations are also counter to the free-market ideals that Republicans claim to hold.
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They don't want to condone behavior that is counter to what they've taught their children.
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She said they've started putting masks for patients "behind the counter," to help conserve them.
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The cheesemonger runs around the counter to give her a hug when she comes in.
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This is very much counter to my image, which is why I don't sell it.
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That is counter to what candidates like Elizabeth Warren have been projecting in recent days.
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Selling this "literature" would seem to run counter to ethical values in our "#MeToo" world.
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But many doctors have also fought reform because it runs counter to their financial interests.
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"This NCAA price-fixing is counter to America's economic principles of free enterprise," he said.
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The fight for medical and recreational marijuana has long stood counter to traditional conservative values.
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There can be the tendency to avoid telling stories that run counter to public image.
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They argue that executing someone with dementia is counter to how society treats vulnerable citizens.
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It certainly runs counter to any presidential candidate who was talking about draining the swamp.
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Scott's aesthetic was counter to the Minimalist and Conceptual art being produced by her contemporaries.
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Their fears run counter to the data presented in a federal report released this week.
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The court concluded that parts of the project ran counter to the forest's management plan.
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An employment classification obviously would run counter to that because it wouldn't allow them that flexibility.
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The marketing board's actions run counter to international efforts to stop growing cocoa in protected forests.
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I leave it on the counter to soak in and plan to add another coat later.
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Last fall, Obama began urging single-issue voting as the most effective counter to the NRA.
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WILLIAMS: And I think you forget though that there&aposs a counter to the U.S. sanctions.
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That tactic runs counter to Impossible's focus on the meat lover, representing an interesting marketing dichotomy.
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That runs entirely counter to the liberal constitution the American occupiers imposed on Japan in 1947.
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The actions she described run counter to Mr. Neumann's pledges to elevate women in the workplace.
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It's a rare concept precisely because it runs counter to society's traditional understandings of power dynamics.
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" It runs counter to what anti-drug programs like D.A.R.E. tell kids — to "just say no.
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Trump's tweet on Wednesday ran counter to White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders' initial comments.
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We have no plans to and it would go counter to everything we're trying to do.
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These policies run counter to the notion of individual freedom and lack a sound scientific basis.
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Other times, the idea of a narrative can seem to run counter to the game itself.
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Google's more recent "Be together, not the same" campaign was a nice counter to that trend.
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Donald Trump's assertion that President Barack Obama is the "founder" of ISIS runs counter to reality.
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CSER's own Civilization mod does offer players one reliable counter to a malicious superintelligence: more research.
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His stances often run directly counter to Donald Trump's, which has led to some awkward encounters.
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SurveyMonkey's financial results, however, tell a story counter to the stock's slingshot IPO performance, Cramer said.
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He asked the employee behind the counter to write the words "Love Wins" on the cake.
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"The spirit and rules of the WTO run counter to unilateral and protectionist measures," they said.
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Initially, this clip seems to run counter to the theory that Belle suffers from Stockholm Syndrome.
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I chose a YouTube subscription theme for the main click counter to encourage others to subscribe.
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Each of these ventures runs counter to the established direction of consumer electronics toward greater convergence.
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Counter to what you might think, serverless doesn't literally mean that data manipulation occurs without servers.
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It's significantly grown its pet business as a counter to the challenges facing the candy industry.
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DHS's efforts to deter asylum-seekers not only run counter to law but also are ineffective.
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California is not some oddball left coast anachronism running counter to some broad national conservative trend.
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Those numbers run directly counter to the reasons gun owners give for owning a gun, however.
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But it has grown to combat terror threats and also provides a counter to Russia's ambitions.
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This timeline runs counter to the one some scientists have created based on fossil evidence, however.
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Policymaking, counter to the "art of the deal," is not just about dividing up the pie.
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This might run counter to some people's intuition; wouldn't liberal democracies have little need for Tor?
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That is counter to what's going on in the United States, which obviously has an impact.
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That is very counter to the American belief in mobility and advancement in a dynamic economy.
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Elite evangelicals decried his infidelity, which ran counter to the red family model's stress on fidelity.
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We cannot ignore behavior — at any level — that runs counter to our leadership principles and culture.
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By going counter to the long history of ceramics, Robins arrives at something fresh and unexpected.
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The idea runs counter to the current government directive that masks aren't necessary for most people.
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The notion of a forced curriculum runs counter to ideals of academic freedom many students admire.
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Like, leaves them a li'l crumpled on the counter to dry out, then uses them again.
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And why do its investors believe it will sail counter to the prevailing winds in media?
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There's a T-shaped metal bar wedged under the broadcast counter to stave off imminent collapse.
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To what degree, if at all, do you think the Greek system runs counter to these?
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And it ran counter to what we were hearing, that the Fed can't cure a virus.
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Food dispensed at the counter to stay or go is mostly sandwiches, open-faced or closed.
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" The resolution accuses Omar of using "rhetoric that explicitly runs counter to American values and patriotism.
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Needless to say, these decisions run counter to everything we stand for and are incredibly painful.
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That creates "demands that are counter to many of the communities they're residing in," Day said.
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And I think we need to know ourselves as a counter to being in this place.
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His comments run counter to how many locals and experts have assessed the federal government's response.
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Indeed, the criminalization of drug users runs counter to all available scientific evidence of what works.
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And in his view, Mr. Turnbull's new proposals run counter to what has made it work.
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Or maybe you witness repeated behavior that is counter to the cultural values your company espouses.
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The move seemingly skirts Congress and is counter to the apparent will of the American public.
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But so much power, on the mound and at the plate, runs counter to that goal.
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It was a revolutionary thought and ran counter to what most psychologists — and most parents — believed.
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Imagine an Echo flying off your kitchen counter to act as an Alexa-powered aerial assistant.
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Kanye could even look at allegations against Russell Simmons as a direct counter to that logic.
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Know of any other facts that are so counter to conventional understanding that they sound wrong?
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Holland knows that by running so counter to conventional wisdom this work will trigger high emotions.
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Do you think that is an effective counter to the right-wing populism that Trump embodies?
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This goes counter to the rhetoric that tax breaks for pass-through entities help small businesses.
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The president&aposs comments, however, ran counter to remarks Defense Secretary James Mattis made the day before.
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The law has so far withstood multiple legal challenges that argue it runs counter to Citizens United.
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The behavior you described was wrong, and runs directly counter to upholding the law and promoting justice.
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THE SEIZURE of a British-flagged tanker in the Gulf may seem counter to Iran's international objectives.
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This is what it takes to get the needle of a Republican's ethical Geiger counter to move?
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Which is kind of counter to how the industry and is set up and functions these days.
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This openness, however, potentially runs counter to Open AI's purpose: To prevent Skynet from becoming self-aware.
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Some quibble that the behaviours modelled by the president-elect often run counter to their therapeutic recommendations.
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Why it matters: The Obamas are Democrats' best counter to President Trump's heavy campaign schedule this cycle.
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But Christensen said this ran counter to Sierra Leone's stated policy of demobilization following the civil war.
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That makes Pharah a perfect counter to Torb, effectively using her weapon to "rocket snipe" his turrets.
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Isaac: With 100 journalists that are brave and deserve better can be counter to defending honest journalism.
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But those efforts in many cases run counter to the spirit of free trade the AfCFTA embodies.
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Like dough, every man in their early 20s needs to be left on the counter to rise.
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The success runs counter to rumors that Crocs was shutting down, floated after the company in August.
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The behavior you described was wrong and runs directly counter to upholding the law and promoting justice.
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In a 2015 column, she espoused that oral contraceptives cause abortions, which runs counter to scientific consensus.
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The gemstone prices tend to run counter to the overall commodities cycle and are generally less volatile.
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Correction: HTC hasn't provided any information on pricing for the X9, counter to what was earlier reported.
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There are a number of aspects of the climate deal that run counter to the president's worldview.
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Sure, but counter to that is that the wire tap news was going to be news anyway.
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These laws were considered counter to COP principals, since they were perceived as targeting the Latino population.
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Coulter said it runs counter to the image he's propped up of himself as a successful negotiator.
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It was the perfect counter to the highly technical hero that had so far dominated the competition.
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Yet asked if Trump's request "ran counter to U.S. policy to root out corruption," Anderson was clear.
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"This type of radical ideology runs counter to the Department's mission of keeping America safe," he added.
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But it has also been viewed by others as a counter to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The new executive order runs counter to these long standing calls for independence of administrative law judges.
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Again and again, he has said things that are counter to the America we experience every day.
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Like Sanders, he has proposed some solutions that run counter to the expectations of the Washington consensus.
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" He added, "It runs counter to the Chinese view of Confucius as very serious and very staid.
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The emergence of modern economic growth required an intellectual revolution that ran counter to all of this.
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This runs counter to previous recommendations, which said that more education would shield workers from automated disruption.
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Polling numbers demonstrate clear support for Trump, yet his platform runs counter to many traditional Republican policies.
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"But I still come out from behind the counter to dance, if a customer asks," he said.
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First and foremost in Pakistan's calculus is using the terrorist groups as a counter to archrival India.
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But his malevolence toward immigrants runs counter to the principles on which our great nation was founded.
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It runs counter to everything news executives have been taught, but extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures.
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If it's busy, I'll step behind the counter to help the barista and just generally hang out.
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"He's the counter to the 'fake news' — he's been a stalwart," Moore told Bloomberg News of Bannon.
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That the movie now has animal abuse allegations attached to it obviously runs counter to that premise.
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Yoga has been the counter to that motor — even when I am upside-down in a headstand.
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But the team's continued support for 38-year-old quarterback Eli Manning runs counter to that thinking.
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The Awair looks like an old-timey radio and sits on a counter to test indoor air.
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But all of this is upsetting because it runs counter to everything I know about Dr. Ayala.
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The House will then have the chance to counter to the President's trial brief by 12 p.m.
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The top candidates vying for the Democratic presidential nomination are running counter to their party's diversity insistence.
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In less than five years, her line went from her kitchen counter to retailers around the world.
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" She added that the president's comments "very much run counter to this firm impression that I have.
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REALITY CHECK: Nilay Patel at The Verge offers a counter to the conservative concerns over the charges.
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Some of Sondland's testimony ran counter to his closed-door deposition and testimony given by other witnesses.
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UConn's College Republicans said they reject Trump because his remarks and positions run counter to constitutional values.
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Plenty of liberals believe, counter to scientific consensus, that G.M.O.s are poisonous, and that vaccines cause autism.
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Adding the fear of financial penalties or unemployment runs counter to good medicine and smart public policy.
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Did he pursue his own personal interests with our taxpayer dollars counter to the mandates of Congress?
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" After the scandal broke, Secretary Mattis condemned the photo sharing as "unacceptable and counter to unit cohesion.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) raised more general objections, arguing the move runs counter to free speech principles.
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The Super Bowl's smaller viewership ran counter to the success the N.F.L. had on television this season.
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"Such coercive, aggressive behavior is counter to having a free and open Indo-Pacific region," he said.
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This runs counter to claims some in the health care industry have made in favor of mergers.
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And to create conflict is counter to my worldview and the worldview of those I associate with.
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You know what I think though, it&aposs interesting, I think the counter to Trump maybe a woman.
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The person in the photo was an off-duty employee who went behind the counter to prepare food.
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The last three years, counter to that, the last three years for my firm have been incredibly productive.
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I really felt that that was emotion that would be the most effective counter to the gun lobby.
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And then I say no -- that's not only counter to Dutch values, it's also against European, Western values.
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They were part of a strategy by abortion opponents to pass legislation running directly counter to Roe v.
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Democrats say that the role Giuliani played in Ukraine ran counter to State Department efforts to combat corruption.
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Diana was a counter to everything the royals, ruined by their stiff upper lip among other things, represented.
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Counter to popular belief, cheating is often more so about access to alternatives than dissatisfaction with a relationship.
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The evangelical environmental groups insisted that U.S. withdrawal from the pact runs counter to messages in the Bible.
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But analysts say this policy runs counter to the perceived central bank aim to curtail peso currency strength.
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Even so, the improvements for black men run counter to the drumbeat of pessimism about race in America.
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As for the president's recommendations about what to watch — they run counter to what media literacy experts advise.
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Some Medicaid restrictions include sobriety tests and proof of extensive liver damage, which run counter to medical consensus.
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This view ran counter to a lot of conservationist thought, as well as a great deal of evidence.
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The Japanese embassy in Moscow said the Russian move ran counter to what Tokyo was trying to achieve.
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The studiousness runs counter to Spotify algorithmic discovery and exemplifies the true taste-making value of the event.
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The company wanted to be seen as the counter to Hollywood, acting as an inclusive, community-driven venture.
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Because taking measures to forcibly change North Korea's conduct runs counter to Beijing's strategic interests in these ways.
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" And I said, "Well, maybe you can tell the people behind the counter to bring out my dresser.
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The Chinese also stocked away 360,000 bpd, a buildup that runs counter to seasonal trends, the bank says.
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He resists the idea that singers have to be the soft counter to hip hop's tough outer shell.
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We stand against this policy because it runs counter to America's proud tradition of welcoming and protecting outsiders.
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In fact, there is nothing that Kelly has said or done that runs counter to Sandberg's empowerment feminism.
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The detail runs counter to testimony Sessions, now attorney general, delivered before the House Judiciary Committee last November.
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The- counter to that is, of course, running up the debt and-- the borrowing schedule for the treasury.
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It also runs counter to everything we have come to expect from software systems and the general internet.
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The broad-based commercial loan growth appears counter to general industry trends, and was done with improving yields.
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This kind of violence would seem counter to cartels' interests, as it attracts more scrutiny, Aviña said Friday.
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At $50 per month, Jetblack is not an exact counter to Amazon Prime, which costs $12.99 per month.
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You had to get up from your desk and move to a counter to reach the single phone.
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Unfortunately, the president's choice of the protectionist tool runs wholly counter to his plan to rebuild America's infrastructure.
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Until then, perhaps you can use that extra time at the checkout counter to commiserate with the cashier.
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Its latest treatment runs counter to what U.S. government agencies recommend when it comes to managing food allergies.
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" The marathon, Robbins writes, runs "counter to the Hasidic community's strict interpretation of the commandment of tznuit, modesty.
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It would be a bait and switch that runs counter to the Due Process Clause of the Constitution.
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And they suggest a hatefulness that runs counter to the America many of us risked our lives defending.
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Counter to what we might see and hear, a majority of people on the planet feel pretty safe.
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It's a smart, pointed counter to Trump's proposed budget, which envisions a $54-billion increase in defense spending.
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Virgo is a down-to-earth, analytical, diligent energy—the perfect counter to your dreamy, poetic, nonlinear ways.
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The details — he long denied paternity — run counter to the glowing mythology surrounding Mr. Jobs and his legacy.
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That take on what it meant (and means) to be a Republican ran directly counter to Hurd's vision.
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I know, this may sound totally counter to your way of life (especially for night owls like myself).
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He also denied that Pakistan possesses tactical nuclear weapons — a statement that runs counter to American intelligence assessments.
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Blocking Members of Congress from attending "impeachment" hearings is not only unfair, it runs counter to our Democracy.
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Bonus pools weighted heavily toward losing teams — and a rigid international structure — run counter to their competitive instincts.
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Just make sure to measure your counter-to-cabinet clearance since it&aposs taller than most average mixers.
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I was then given a ticket, which I took over to a counter to pick up my food.
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But Mr. Xi's pitch runs counter to longstanding accusations that China violates trade rules and intellectual property rights.
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"It's always been a bit counter to some of the nationalist trends about being 'America First,'" he said.
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"China...accepts international law only selectively where it does not run counter to its own interests," Steinmeier said.
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It runs counter to the sports rivalries and bloodletting that many in the media and fandom often encourage.
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Samoylov was crushed by the clarification, which he says runs counter to the tournament's gamified, points-based ethos.
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It runs directly counter to his assertion that he has done nothing wrong and has nothing to hide.
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But a customer finished his meal, asked for an apron and stepped behind the counter to wash dishes.
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This claim, of course, runs counter to our current understanding of social media's role in the professional sphere.
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This isn't just good for students, it's been the only counter to the state funding cuts, Renick said.
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C. makes the burgers and salsa while I just sit on the counter to watch and play music.
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MSNBC is touting the interview as a counter to Trump's appearance in the same city the same night.
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"These [recommendations] seem to run counter to decades of the approach that we've taken to PP," said Jakosky.
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These types of stories, of Congress actually working, run counter to the general narrative that Washington is evil.
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Mergers and acquisitions are facing unjustifiable delays that run counter to the deregulatory approach of the Trump administration.
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Those results happen to run counter to the hitting instruction Bruce said he received when he was younger.
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And hatred and violence as a counter to hatred and violence doesn't conform to a higher moral standing.
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Know of any other facts that are so counter to conventional wisdom or understanding that they sound wrong?
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But if the minority accurately diagnoses compromises as counter to their political interests, then nothing can get done.
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Analysts say the central bank's anti-inflationary policies run counter to its perceived aim to curtail peso currency appreciation.
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Such behavior runs counter to our core values of diversity and inclusion and our mission of connecting the world.
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Recorded after The Bends' release, this track appeared as a nice counter to the album's largely confessional, emotive songs.
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It's so counter to the way millennials are living their lives that I think it's really tough to imagine.
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They are stark reminders of China's growing income inequality and run counter to the socialist ideals Xi has stressed.
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In fact, it's only gotten worse recently, which is counter to the declining maternal mortality rate around the world.
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That runs directly counter to Trump's image among his base as the one honest man in all of Washington.
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The counter to your counterpoint would be: The House Freedom Caucus found a way to vote for partial repeal.
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It also mirrored the willingness by some to brush aside the facts that run counter to their preferred narrative.
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Although it runs counter to the spirit of the season, exchanging gifts during the holidays can be anxiety inducing.
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The Goldman call runs counter to much of the thinking on Wall Street at least over the near term.
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Twitter's regularly disappointing monthly stats go counter to the story it's trying to tell investors about its moneymaking potential.
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Student groups organized a concert before the speech in what they called a peaceful counter to Spencer's hate speech.
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But likely job losses within the steel industry run counter to Trump's professed aims of bringing back manufacturing jobs.
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It's not that I disagree with Hill, or that I have any evidence that runs counter to his observation.
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Those votes run counter to the advice given by influential proxy advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis.
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When he ran for president, he carefully portrayed himself as a hypermasculine counter to Hillary Clinton's potentially feminized America.
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He sets it up as a counter to the opponent's forward motion by retreating to draw the opponent on.
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What explains the Washington consensus in favor of Wahhabist autocrats who often act counter to American values and interests?
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She asks the man behind the counter to run it again, at which point he gets agitated and refuses.
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A theme that runs counter to his ambulance chasing around the country, attempting to drive his gun control agenda.
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The so-called "travel" ban ran directly counter to Obama's views on how best to handle the terrorist threat.
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But for those who see socialism as a counter to the elitism they see in capitalist economies, think again.
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It also runs completely counter to the prevailing narrative supported by the Trump team that negotiations ended much earlier.
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Bridenstine's denial of fundamental scientific facts and long record of bigoted and hateful statements run counter to this legacy.
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It's a unique portrayal that runs counter to what most people imagine when they think of malevolent artificial intelligence.
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The claim ran counter to the White House's proposed 22019 budget for the EPA submitted to Congress in February.
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His other options are attitudes of denial or ignorance, which run counter to the principle of collaborative, social existence.
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Counter to the government's recommendations, Ms. Farrell suggested that the bright colors would improve safety by catching drivers' attention.
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"I cannot support this legislation because it runs counter to basic values of democracy, fairness and justice," Gutiérrez said.
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The issue here is that this departure is unexpected, startling and apparently counter to several major US policy interests.
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Much of what Fox is doing runs counter to conventional business methods, leading some rivals to scratch their heads.
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What is so frustrating is that it is completely counter to the new way Trump promised he would govern.
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The concept of a tradition—collective, convention-bound, transhistorical—remained for Williams the sturdiest counter to Romantic self-expression.
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Well that didn't take long... Mkhitaryan finishes off a brilliant Dortmund counter to take a 2-1 agg. lead.
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It is counter to the core principles of Argentina's post-dictatorship reforms that prohibit military intervention in domestic security.
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But when actual punk arrived, the genre crystallized all the tendencies in pop that ran counter to Neil's approach.
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It's an image that's counter to everything they've established about their ever-laid back, ever-daydreaming personalities as duo.
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Working with an alleged abuser runs counter to so much Nicki has claimed to stand for throughout her career.
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Such exploration runs counter to Disney's ethos that these characters and worlds are products that prop up other products.
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Such a move would run counter to current U.S. policy which seeks to restrict the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
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Again, peoples' views of who the plan will help most runs directly counter to Trump's assertions about the legislation.
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A retreat from the global climate effort would run counter to the will and interests of the American people.
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From a candidate whose message has been described as populist, his tax proposals seem to run counter to that.
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Michael Flynn as counter to U.S. values, he now seems open to return to outlawed methods that Trump supports.
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Biden and O'Rourke shook nearly every hand in the building before they ambled up to the counter to order.
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"These attacks run counter to the country's obligations to respect press freedom and international human rights law," they said.
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Throughout the election, Democrats have had a pretty tough time figuring out a counter to Donald Trump's nostalgic nationalism.
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On average, the students changed their minds when they read an argument that was counter to their initial belief.
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"General Motors is very counter to what other auto, and other, companies are doing," Trump tweeted in November 2018.
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Such an approach toward gun rights runs counter to Republican dogma, as did other suggestions that the president made.
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Cohabitating, the email said, ran counter to Roman Catholic teachings about marriage being a moral prerequisite to living together.
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A winner-take-all system within states can produce results counter to the majority for no high-minded reason.
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I'm sure there were some stories where the real truth ran counter to some of the long-repeated lore.
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These imbalances have worsened, Mr. Macron pointed out, and they now "run counter to the social project" he supports.
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The decision also runs counter to the approach advocated by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico, among others.
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And here's our monthly Netflix guide to other things to watch if you're taste runs counter to my own.
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But, she added, she had little faith that Mr. Trump's approach would prove a successful counter to Iranian aggression.
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"General Motors is very counter to what other auto, and other, companies are doing," he tweeted at the time.
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HEALY The depiction of so many women on "Dallas" as sexual objects and playthings definitely ran counter to progressivism.
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His comments on income inequality, which were attacked this week by Warren, run counter to several key Democratic messages.
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But that would be far more likely if, counter to current expectations, inflation or economic growth began to surge.
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Mr. Xi's vain dream of political and cultural homogeneity not only runs counter to Chinese traditional approaches to diversity.
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That runs counter to Sanders' pledge, in the wake of his heart attack, to release his full medical records.
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Rising coal demand runs counter to Beijing's long-stated aim to boost renewable power consumption to reduce air pollution.
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It is now clear they cannot do this job without running counter to their business models and shareholder interests.
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The president therefore feels more "allied" with Russia than with America's European allies, whose values run counter to his.
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Dargala said Trump's decision ran counter to U.S. values and interests and sent the wrong message to its allies.
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Some U.S. officials have argued that expelling journalists runs counter to the American principle of freedom of the press.
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Both lessons ran very much counter to the narrative that the news media has been telling in recent weeks.
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The couple's love story was handled with nuance and authenticity, two words that run counter to the franchise's reputation.
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Those of us with connecting flights were told to go to the check-in counter to rearrange our schedules.
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They run counter to European integration and pose a new security threat for all countries in the Western Balkans.
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You can go right up to the counter to purchase take-home pastries and their famous hot chocolate mix.
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The IOC previously expressed concerns that violent video games and other explicit content could run counter to Olympic values.
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The strategy runs counter to the traditional economy of scale formula, which bumps up production for proportional cost savings.
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Often this serves as a counter to domestic propaganda, which may feature little to no criticism of the government.
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But he would go further if he believed that policies ran counter to the moral values that Jesus taught.
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She said it avoided opinion so that readers would accept it as a just-the-facts counter to disinformation.
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That view runs counter to the Muslim religion's central belief and is considered problematic by most mainstream Islamic organizations.
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In one sense, bariatric surgeries are an addition to this market; in another, they are a counter to it.
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Now, the pharmaceutical industry's counter to criticisms of its prices: that use of medicines lowers other health-care spending.
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That would likely mean cutting thousands of jobs, running counter to the pro-jobs agenda of the White House.
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The sales associate took the skates behind the counter to be sharpened, and then sent them on their way.
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It is also runs counter to Trump's repeated denials that he ever engaged in extramarital acts with Daniels. 12.
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But perhaps more importantly, counter to DeVos' statement are the benefits of these programs to society as a whole.
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Roger Park, a professor at Hanyang University's Sports Industry Department, said the practice could run counter to Olympics ideals.
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The research he referenced is counter to studies that have found vaping to be more harmful than traditional cigarettes.
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"I cannot support this legislation because it runs counter to basic values of democracy, fairness and justice," Gutiérrez said.
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"No, they simply are prohibited from doing these things that run counter to the United States policy," he said.
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And counter to popular belief, financial companies can perform well even when short-term interest rates are on hold.
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Until then, ask the workers behind the counter to add warm milk from their cappuccino operation to your coffee.
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"By criminalizing the pursuit of asylum, this policy runs counter to established immigration and refugee laws," the lawsuit said.
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The idea runs counter to the notion that "time is time, and you're wasting it either way," he said.
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In 2012, Kocherlakota's newfound belief in the power of monetary policy to boost growth ran counter to economic orthodoxy.
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To do anything that's counter to that center of gravity is just going to take a lot of time.
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But the bragging does seem to run counter to the service's principles of protecting its data at all costs.
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As with Zuckerberg's decision to exempt politicians' ads from fact-checking, which runs counter to the efforts of its platform integrity team to remove misinformation from Facebook, the decision to bring Breitbart into its stable of trusted news partners would seem to run counter to its efforts to promote a healthy news environment.
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Why we're blindWe all have biases and use motivated reasoning to dismiss ideas that run counter to our internal values.
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The outperformance grows when isolating for risk-adjusted excess returns and runs counter to history when credit spreads are widening.
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Only a few brave souls went up to the counter to actually order something, at least while I was there.
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The current pessimism runs counter to last week's performance, which saw Wall Street take the edge off a bearish month.
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"Counter to intuition, optimists were not immune to feeling a rise in pessimism at the moment of truth," Sweeny said.
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But he noted that the capital controls and the step up in enforcement work counter to policymakers' longer term goals.
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"In the U.S. and around the world, many see recent developments that run counter to Mandela&aposs legacy," Rhodes said.
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But the NRA spending ultimately leads to policies that run counter to the expressed preferences of the majority of Americans.
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An extremist group may scale back attacks or abandon them if the violence begins to run counter to their goals.
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The company's determination, which was made by its board, runs counter to regulatory findings in Europe and the United States.
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Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon used a live Social Blade counter to celebrate passing 20 million subscribers with his audience.
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It's an infantilizing and colonial position to take — not to mention deeply counter to the foundational tenets of American democracy.
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Walmart is not disputing the need for economic reforms, but argues that the new tax runs counter to the goals.
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The rights group said the proposals run counter to IBM's stated goals of protecting so-called "Dreamer" immigrants from deportation.
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But that seems counter to all the other images we see, of prepared Unsullied and Winterfell soldiers fighting the enemy.
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And that should be enough to attract future generations who are bewitched by anything that runs counter to current customs.
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Their subsequent proposal fails to recognize the federal government's exclusive control of airspace regulation and runs counter to existing law.
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The puzzle isn't explaining why the bills are so unpopular: Their basic design runs exactly counter to voters' stated preferences.
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The new laws run counter to corporate policies at Shell that are strongly protective of the rights of LGBT employees.
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The move runs counter to Apple's approach with its Nike device, which cost the same as its non-branded counterpart.
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The Honest Co. claimed, counter to the WSJ's findings, that its own lab tests never detected SLS in its products.
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Chase is also moving tellers from behind the counter to the branch floor to help customers navigate the new machines.
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Image: imgur via redditStickying a thread so clearly against content policy runs counter to what makes the_donald work: plausible deniability.
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On the one hand, there were milestones aplenty in the hostless show — which ran smoothly, counter to many people's expectations.
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We grab the last remaining breakfast sandwich sitting out on the counter to split and get back on the road.
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The DPP admonished Beijing, saying that its moves ran counter to the goal of normal exchanges between the two sides.
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Setting up shop in a remote location like Tuam runs counter to conventional thinking about the gains from industrial clusters.
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Perhaps Harry will have that in mind as he does like to run counter to established belief of royal protocol.
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Karma is resetting each Neverstop customer's usage counter to zero today, so prior usage won't count toward the new cap.
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That would run counter to the letter and spirit of the rules of the House for this session of Congress.
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The French election has been one of several factors that drove down bond yields, which move counter to bond prices.
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Reaching for your truest, happiest self can sometimes mean running counter to everything you've been taught from an early age.
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"To have the state act in a way that's counter to enormous growth and to employment… it's unusual," he said.
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He saw people come and go, some leaping from counter to chair and out again, some trudging in and out.
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QUICK: ITS COUNTER TO WHAT WE SAW FROM A TREASURY REPORT LAST WEEK WHERE CHINA WAS NOT LABELED A MANIPULATOR.
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Some proposals put forward would "turn back the clock" and potentially "run counter" to World Trade Organization rules, Freeland said.
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The findings run counter to conventional dietary recommendations that advise a diet low in saturated fat to decrease heart risk.
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The shift by the Philippines and Malaysia is being widely seen as China's counter to U.S. influence in the region.
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It requires us all to join and work, really work together in ways that run counter to current societal trends.
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" He added that he personally supported a repeal of the law, which he described as "counter to basic human rights.
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They could vote for Hillary Clinton, but that means supporting a candidate whose positions likely run counter to their beliefs.
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Outgoing Secretary Tillerson is perfectly right that Nord Stream 2 is undesirable and runs counter to U.S. policy in Europe.
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Trump has frequently derided the power wielded by wealthy special interests, arguing that their influence often runs counter to voters.
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"This whole idea runs completely counter to where the public is," DNC Rules and Bylaws member Elaine Kamarck told BuzzFeed.
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Given that this will run counter to their business models, government regulation of data collection and its use is necessary.
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Amazon's bid is a counter to Walmart, which is reportedly in advanced talks to become the largest shareholder of Flipkart.
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The Las Vegas casino scene runs counter to most American workplaces, where women tend to lose power as they age.
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Cases are decided using that procedure when a lower-court ruling is considered to be counter to Supreme Court precedents.
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In fact, depriving districts of funds dedicated to strengthening the teacher workforce runs counter to the project of school improvement.
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"These attacks run counter to the country's obligations to respect press freedom and international human rights law," the experts added.
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Economists love to talk about comparative advantage, which is a beautiful piece of reasoning that runs counter to lay intuition.
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I reached out to Gundry for comment, and he responded via email with a counter to many of Katz's points.
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Moreover, the Rebels have been accused of academic fraud—which, again, runs counter to the NCAA's self-proclaimed educational mission.
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All he does is awkwardly shuffle his way to the ground with one hand on the counter to steady himself.
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Trump has promised to bring coal mining jobs back, which runs counter to every market force in the energy sector.
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There is a concern among prominent harm reduction experts that some of fabric's new rules run counter to this principle.
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The big picture: Social media runs counter to the type of government Madison and others hoped to create, Rosen argues.
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This runs counter to Trump's narrative that China keeps the value of its currency low to make their exports cheaper.
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This all seems to run counter to the longstanding narrative that drugs are getting cheaper and more potent over time.
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Iceland took possession, however, and quickly went speeding up the pitch on the counter to try to end it themselves.
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In a direct counter to Kilgore, Lee Drutman, a senior scholar at the New America Foundation, argued in a Nov.
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They serve as a relatively inexpensive and deadly counter to the United States' overwhelming technological advantage in weaponry and surveillance.
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I managed to get in a few strong pieces, small triumphs that were overtly counter to the paper's general conservatism.
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I think that saying no, when it runs counter to our trained-instincts to people-please, can feel very uncomfortable.
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Once inside, we paused at the counter to regard the menu, finally choosing for one another what each would like.
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Any large-scale deployment, officials noted, would run counter to President Trump's desire to reduce the overseas deployment of troops.
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"[It] could be that there are also possible strategies counter to the expected association between appearance and behavior," Borell says.
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"If the people see an attempt to impose something that runs counter to their interests, they might rise up again."
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That approach runs counter to federal law, which requires schools to evaluate students as soon as a disability is suspected.
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The most repugnant aspect of this N.C.A.A. rule is that it runs directly counter to the optimal American college education.
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That data runs counter to some of the early messaging from public health officials in other parts of the world.
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Some members of Congress, Republicans and Democrats, say that absolving ZTE of its misdeeds runs counter to national security interests.
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The concept goes counter to the earliest Android overlays, instead intending to create a simpler take on Google's operating system.
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It is often said that this runs counter to the idea of club, in which rights necessarily correspond with duties.
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But that explanation ran counter to Mr. Trump's message as recently as last week: that Mr. Comey had treated Mrs.
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Adding a layer of review guaranteed to delay and unlikely to improve tax regulations would run counter to that objective.
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The idea Mulvaney voiced on Tuesday, however, runs directly counter to everything Trump ran on and says he stands for.
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Customers order drinks and side dishes at their assigned station, then go to the butcher counter to order the steak.
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Indeed, most of the coming efforts in Congress run counter to what the White House has suggested ought to happen.
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In many cases, Trump and his defenders do not present a detailed counter to the facts of the impeachment case.
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Last week, President Trump signed an executive order about climate change that runs counter to this insight from financial markets.
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This is counter to almost every other winemaking procedure, in which the aim is to protect the wine from oxidation.
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This runs counter to conventional wisdom, based on limited science, that an uneven stride tends to slow a runner down.
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Ms. Le Pen's election would run counter to the course of history, the reasoning goes, and therefore it cannot be.
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The sentiment ran counter to Trump's recent claims that he pushed for the probes on behalf of the U.S. government.
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Mr. Trump has made clear he will use tariffs to settle disputes that he thinks run counter to American interests.
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The term "dark patterns" does draw attention to maliciously intentioned organizations that hoover user data, counter to their users' needs.
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It's common for a binge-trained audience, which runs counter to the simulcast viewing habits of consumers on other services.
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But the policy also ran counter to the vision of Dick Costolo, who had become Twitter's CEO two years previously.
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His determination runs counter to the assessment made by IC Inspector General Michael Atkinson, who notified Congress of the disagreement.
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Benzies' revelation about his Rockstar exit, in particular, runs counter to the official line that the studio delivered months ago.
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These networks are opaque to American advisors and often run counter to the stated mission and structure of the ANSF.
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Washington says Huawei poses a national security risk and engages in business that runs counter to US foreign policy interests.
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The Bush White House congratulated itself, naively, one might add, on supporting a strategic counter to a nuclear-armed China.
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Hours after being sworn in, Ms. Tlaib ran counter to all Democratic talking points by calling for President Trump's impeachment.
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This is counter to almost every other winemaking procedure, in which the aim is to protect the wine from oxidation.
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All that because the United States' long-overdue decision to cut its excessive trade imbalances runs counter to Germany's mercantilism.
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Aubrey has made multiple comments on social media that are unacceptable and run counter to the values of our organization.
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What Mulvaney said ran counter to the argument Trump was advancing - that there was no "quid pro quo" with Ukraine.
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And leaders in the movement for black lives condemned the shootings explicitly as counter to the goals of the movement.
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But in 2016 it has also come to serve as a counter to anti-trans bathroom bills like North Carolina's HB2.
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Duterte has questioned why lawmakers excluded serious crimes other than drugs, saying it runs counter to his law and order agenda.
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Good luck with that: Such a hard-line stance would run counter to state reforms—and the $6 billion marijuana industry.
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These recommendations run sharply counter to the trends in kids' screen time usage, which has more than doubled in 20 years.
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Installation prices are also a little steeper, bringing the total price for a 53-square-foot counter to $3,500 or higher.
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Spiegel takes pride in choosing to embrace ideas that run counter to those taken up by his Bay Area-based competitors.
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The ground-launched cruise missile seems to run counter to the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, the military official said.
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Trump's salvo ran counter to efforts this week by the White House and McConnell's office to play down reports of discord.
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They also chided Sessions for using biblical scripture to defend the policy, saying it runs counter to the church&aposs doctrine.
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The description of a late-rising moon was counter to statements from General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
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Putting serious limitations on what can be uploaded or what can be monetized with ads is counter to the platform's business.
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But the risks are two way - the Fed could sound surprisingly dovish, counter to the recent statements of some Fed officials.
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However, this current trade dynamic works against U.S. energy sector growth and counter to the Administration's stated goal of 'energy dominance.
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This one could be interesting, as its improving performance runs counter to broader trends in the bricks-and-mortar retail sector.
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" She added: "We continue to find Julio Pino's comments reprehensible and counter to our core values of civil discourse and respect.
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It's a mashup that doesn't seem to make much sense, in a genre that feels counter to Super Mario's playful spirit.
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Just having that debate about whether or not women are as good as men is counter to building a productive company.
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Some senators have also publicly expressed clear views that Mohammed bin Salman ordered Khashoggi's killing, counter to the White House narrative.
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But other Democrats in Congress are not only dismissing the idea but also suggesting the calls run counter to their party.
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I slid off the couch and walked around the counter to where my mother stood in front of the kitchen sink.
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Cases are decided in that fashion when a lower court ruling is considered to be particularly counter to Supreme Court precedents.
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He called Trump and other Republicans' rhetoric counter to U.S. values, which he said "sends a confusing signal" to foreign populations.
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In a Sunday statement following the weekend's unrest, Castile's mother, Valerie, decried the violence as counter to the pursuit of justice.
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Over the past few episodes, Ford has pushed Bernard to demonstrate agency and act counter to his more mellow, subservient instincts.
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But counter to many people's first impressions, he's not referring to a woman who broke his heart — he's talking about alcohol.
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Besides its size, global reach and free-trade instincts, Britain is a useful counter to the dominance of Germany and France.
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It produces unnecessary uncertainty in an already maligned process and runs counter to the expectations of the office of presidential elector.
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The deal runs counter to the fate of many high profile e-commerce companies, who have struggled in the last year.
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In December, he warned that Trump's calls to keep Muslims out of the U.S. were counter to GOP and American values.
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Differential pricing runs counter to this fundamental premise, which has had no small role to play in the Internet's explosive growth.
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This is, needless to say, counter to how America's system of government and especially its legal system is supposed to work.
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However, the concept of wiping out an entire mosquito species also raises ecological questions, as it runs counter to preserving biodiversity.
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Fortnite's Battle Royale mode runs counter to everything that makes this such a fun and different game in the first place.
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There's a reason intuitive eating is so trendy: it's counter to all the dieting advice we've been bombarded with for decades.
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As of July 2400, emergency contraception will no longer be available over the counter to Polish women aged 2110 and over.
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Those effects, the Democrats charge, run counter to President Trump's populist campaign, which featured vows to help the country's working class.
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At the same time, the idea that people want open-ended self-expression goes counter to one of Harmonix's earliest lessons.
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But her husband's track record on civility and positivity runs directly counter to the "Be Best" message she unveiled on Monday.
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This defensive stance will cause an increase in the president's tendency to denigrate people, especially people with suggestions counter to his.
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Yet recent legislative efforts in both the Senate and House run counter to this spirit of free enterprise and consumer choice.
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Hanson Long said Hogue considers the DNC chair a "full time position" critical for acting as a counter to Trump's agenda.
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That seems counter to the current trend which sees users taking their opinions off-site to places like Facebook and Twitter.
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Bailing out farmers to mitigate the consequences of a tariff-raising strategy runs directly counter to generations of GOP economic orthodoxy.
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In a counter to this petition, another group of Miss America veterans has stepped up to defend the pageant's current leadership.
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The FDA had recommended the 10-month window as a counter to public health groups, which had requested only four months.
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This relaxed attitude toward child-rearing runs counter to the stereotype of Germans as uptight, but it's true across the board.
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The Amazon-USPS divide runs counter to Republican and Independent millionaire views on broader issues related to technology companies and society.
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As he waited for a waffle, however, he saw a customer step behind the food counter to help the employee out.
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And so, top-line growth is actually, sometimes counter to building a healthy business in freight or building the right business.
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"We see this move by Japan as running counter to efforts to ensure peace and stability in the region," Zakharova said.
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"This policy of isolating Iran runs directly counter to U.S. interests in Afghanistan," said Marcus Chenevix, MENA researcher at TS Lombard.
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However, this idea runs counter to NASA's policy of protecting planets and other space objects from getting contaminated with Earthly organisms.
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Yet Mr. Xi's remarks this week show that such change must not run counter to the ideological aims of the party.
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Your great and inspiring run was snuffed out by cheating, and suppression, both things that run counter to the American way.
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This low rate of participation runs counter to a National Cancer Institute directive requiring adequate representation of minorities in clinical trials.
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The bill — which ultimately failed in the then-Republican controlled House of Representatives — runs counter to Miller's hardline views on immigration.
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Even if they could figure it out, it runs counter to the charge of Congress: Meet in person and debate legislation.
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Why we're blind We all have biases and use motivated reasoning to dismiss ideas that run counter to our internal values.
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But it also invites a larger question: What should doctors do when a patient's request runs counter to their moral convictions?
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It runs counter to the view championed by many psychologists that people largely adapt to their circumstances — including their financial situation.
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Jalapeño, sautéed in an ample amount of butter, provides a subtle, but pleasant kick — a nice counter to the corn's sweetness.
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Transforming juries into a mere straw poll, on the other hand, runs counter to both popular expectations and its constitutional role.
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A. Philip Randolph knew that the emergency of war meant that these instances of discrimination ran counter to the nation's interests.
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But some Asian-Americans worry that they might appear to be providing cover for causes that run counter to minority interests.
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She already has a Kitchen Helper, which allows her to safely stand at the counter to help me in the kitchen.
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Still, experts said, accepting such donations runs counter to the spirit of United States policy designed to isolate some Russian interests.
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The study, she said, points to why access is so important, counter to some political movements to deny children such access.
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Cutting taxes on the wealthy would also run counter to President Donald Trump's own statements made as recently as this month.
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It runs counter to "Medicare for All," a more sweeping liberal proposal that would create a single-payer health care system.
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U.S. engagement with Southeast Asia under President Donald Trump is typically framed as a counter to Chinese dominance in the region.
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They did not mention Mr. Trump by name, but their messages were a highly unusual counter to the commander in chief.
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Ironically, these numbers appear to run counter to the assumption that social media is an echo chamber of your own opinions.
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But normalizing what we do in space can run counter to maintaining a diverse portfolio of actors and approaches to space.
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This runs counter to our strong impulse to "test-drive" or preview a possible future in the cinema of our imagination.
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He pitched that as a counter to the visions of other Democratic candidates, who he implied are too pugilistic and absolutist.
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It is clear that the Sackler name, with its link to the current health crisis, runs counter to the school's mission.
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Any fact that runs counter to it is yet more evidence of how dug-in the "deep state" perpetrators actually are.
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It charges that approval of Arkansas' waiver runs counter to Medicaid's objective of providing the poor with access to health care.
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The change ran counter to voters, who in previous ballot questions had supported a ceiling of two consecutive terms for mayors.
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Backing for the TPP runs counter to positions taken by presumptive Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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It is a stain on America's reputation around the world that runs counter to our values and is hurting real people.
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It runs counter to most people&aposs intuition, but when the market dips or crashes, you should invest even more money.
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The growing problem of people falling behind on car loans runs counter to the picture of a generally strong US economy.
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Kaplan on Thursday suggested the solution could lie in expanded immigration, something counter to the policies Trump advocated as a candidate.
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The notion that we are aligned with any one political figure or party runs counter to our values and the facts.
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In fact, in 2014 91 percent of college campuses reported zero sexual assaults, which is simply counter to the statistical average.
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Under that agreement, the company committed to get users' express affirmative consent before doing anything running counter to their privacy preferences.
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Critics argue that the upgrades are too costly, unnecessary, and counter to the long-term global goal of achieving nuclear disarmament.
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The results range from the overwhelming sensation of passing through a department store fragrance counter, to barely perceptible whiffs of smell.
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How convincing did you find the argument that ran counter to your view compared to the one that agreed with it?
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The relative acceptance and lack of attitude I found at MAL ran counter to the exclusionary nature of many gay spaces.
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This approach runs counter to President Donald Trump's focus on narrowing the U.S. trade deficit using import tariffs and bilateral deals.
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The two get so chummy, in fact, that Tatum gets behind the counter to chat her up and joke with other customers.
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In-The-Know: Speedo ended its sponsorship agreement with Ryan Lochte, saying his behavior was "counter to the values" of the company.
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Recode, which reported the story overnight, notes that the funding runs counter to the common wisdom that VCs hate investing in podcasting.
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What's not fine is Americans -- whether the President or the average citizen -- who fail to speak out against actions counter to interests.
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If not, her position -- which appears to be running counter to the direction of her party's evolution on impeachment -- could become unsustainable.
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Instead, the Republicans beat the drum on fear of ISIS and terrorism abroad, but never provided a counter to Obama's economic claims.
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To claim that autonomy means the desire to die somehow exceeds the desire to live runs deeply counter to our human nature.
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" He added that "permitting favored businesses to cartelize runs counter to U.S. antitrust norms and would disrupt an otherwise functioning market economy.
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These moves were direct counter to GoPuff, a "convenience store delivery app" that has expanded rapidly in dozens of cities, said Lang.
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I'm interested in a mythologized version of the American South that seems to run counter to the dominant narrative about this region.
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Not only does this run counter to Facebook's decade-long approach to building products, but private messaging is not a mature business.
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In fact, the Obama administration's mere mention of using cyberattacks runs counter to years of not officially admitting to offensive cyber tactics.
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It also runs counter to the typical Instagram baddie look that's dominated influencer culture — think heavy makeup, Fashion Nova, and lip fillers.
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It is a stance that runs counter to other, better-known figurative artists, such as Philip Pearlstein, Alex Katz, and Fairfield Porter.
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Terms like: disqualifying, vacuous, lies, deeply offensive, harmful, toxic, corrosive, incendiary, grotesque, morally reprehensible, contrary, farfetched, unrealistic and counter to the Constitution.
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Education gives us the tools to advocate for ourselves — and write narratives counter to the ones that have been written for us.
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It also runs counter to President Xi Jinping's "China Dream" that urges young people to work hard and help rejuvenate the nation.
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But the answer is not countries adopting harsh unilateral measures that target refugees, and run counter to our values and our responsibilities.
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But after the Trump administration started enacting policies that ran counter to the causes she believes in, she was moved to action.
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Sentencing Roof to death is also controversial because it would run counter to what some of the survivors and victims' families want.
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That ran counter to the prevailing trend during 2016, which has seen long-only mutual funds surrender $176.9 billion, according to BofAML.
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"Ripping children from the arms of their parents is heartless, cruel, immoral and counter to American values of belonging," the statement reads.
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The new pitcher, called Brita Infinity, uses its built-in counter to keep track of how much water passes through the filter.
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While it's by no means a counter to abuse, verification can help at least sort out the legitimacy of who's saying what.
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If, however, the device includes a way of accessing your messages without your knowledge, that's counter to the intended purpose and qualifies.
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But its bullish pricing on Tuesday ran counter to any fear of volatility prompting firms to postpone or even shelve IPO plans.
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As these move from behind the counter to the shop floor, they are repackaged and offered immediately to those who want them.
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Mostly the pieces are Carrara marble, imparting a placid, chalky white appearance that runs counter to the deliberate chaos of the compositions.
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Meanwhile, a persuasive business case that burnout is counter to a company's best interests could lead to structural changes we urgently need.
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The success runs counter to rumors that Crocs was shutting down, floated after the company closed its last manufacturing store in August.
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The move marks a direct counter to Amazon's push to have users of its Alexa voice assistant shop for Whole Foods products.
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That "runs counter to plans to keep within fiscal and revenue deficit goals," Radhika Rao, an economist at DBS Group, told CNBC.
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But Rapyd's rapid rise also runs counter to a strong trend that we've seen up to now in the growth of fintech.
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That runs counter to Trump's "America First" messaging, where Trump is looking to punish American companies who ship jobs and production overseas.
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It's also a powerful counter to stationary foes like Bastion if you can hit the ground directly in front of your target.
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The new decree allows for the government to disband organizations deemed to run counter to the Pancasila without taking them to court.
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I thought it might be a joke until the very satisfied customer sauntered up to the counter to pick up her drink.
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But both his claim -- and the entrance poll data he was basing it on -- run counter to most polling of Latinos nationwide.
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The two proposed bills run counter to the multiple use philosophy by elevating one use — resource extraction, especially timber production — above others.
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The apparent realism of the programme, most of whose dialogue is in Spanish, runs counter to its occasional departure from the facts.
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Giving federal agencies greater oversight power, however, would run counter to the Republican Trump administration's vows to reduce and curb federal regulations.
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Moreover, the convention's very nature would run counter to the aims of those wishing to call a convention to address campaign finance.
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Americans appear eager to find a savior, even nominating a candidate who has advocated policies unequivocally counter to American values and ethics.
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DeVos's comments, however, seem to run counter to that policy by seeking to empower school officials to appeal to federal immigration agents.
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And keeping that truth in mind may be a healthy counter to official complacency regarding the merits of our present monetary system.
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" Swofford added, though, "On a personal note, it's time for this bill to be repealed as it's counter to basic human rights.
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Clinton had bitch bona fides that ran counter to her husband's public image as a genial, thumbs-up Bubba of the people.
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And that is when the president-elect's openness to information that runs counter to his or her worldview suddenly becomes especially important.
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To help me do this properly, I anchored myself to my kitchen counter to ensure my foot didn't roll during this process.
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This runs counter to the standard explanations of violent extremism — that it's the product of vengeance, money, or love of a leader.
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Their embrace of technology runs counter to the history of Wahhabi clerics rejecting nearly everything new as a threat to the religion.
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Navy Captain Bill Urban, lead spokesman for U.S. Central Command, said the remarks by the British general, ran counter to U.S. intelligence.
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Fuchs described Spencer's comments about race as "repugnant and counter to everything the university and this nation stands for," the AP said.
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The two patrons had just finished their spa treatments when they approached the front counter to pay, according to a federal affidavit.
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The counter to these threats, referred to as the Third Offset Strategy, involves the combined power of humans and machines working together.
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He waltzes up to the counter to find the cash register open, a purse on the counter, and no attendant in sight.
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His philosophical approach to social media runs counter to that of most government agencies, which he said use Twitter as a bullhorn.
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However, counter to what Trump and others contend, there's evidence that immigration can actually help low-skilled blacks get back to work.
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Whether intentional or not, Zinke even seemed to disregard the protection of federal lands entirely if it ran counter to energy independence.
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I saw the two people try and run around the counter to get at us so I popped up with the bong.
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In a time when agility and speed are valued attributes in organizations, creating a larger, less flexible company seems counter to that.
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But that business strategy runs counter to the objective of speedily transforming the Afghan military into a self-sustaining modern fighting force.
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In a statement the UAW said the "illegal misconduct alleged in today's indictment is appalling and runs counter" to the union's values.
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However, the concept of wiping out an entire mosquito species also raises serious ecological questions, since it runs counter to preserving biodiversity.
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The suit charges that approval of Arkansas' waiver runs counter to Medicaid's objective of providing the poor with access to health care.
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These are issues that Steve Bannon has talked extensively about and Michael Grimm's record is actually completely counter to him on that.
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Adam is a Jehovah's Witness, and blood transfusion runs counter to the religion's tenets and his parents' beliefs — and therefore his own.
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H. MOSER ET CIE SWISS ALP WATCH COSMIC GREEN $26,900 A 20-piece limited edition is Moser's latest counter to the smartwatch.
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That indicates an interest in consistency of thinking that runs totally counter to everything people tend to think about the Trump campaign.
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Even more disturbing, privileging the healthcare workforce over the needs of the public runs counter to our commitment to patient-centered care.
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Put one of these on your kitchen counter to save drawer space and have all of your tools accessible while you cook.
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He wrote scenes randomly at first, using memory as a kind of Geiger counter to locate where the most potent material lay.
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That's counter to the approach favored by the likes of Peter Navarro, a trade adviser, and the U.S. trade representative, Bob Lighthizer.
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Asian-American artists engaged deeply and creatively with Abstract Expressionism, counter to historical views of the movement as a New York monolith.
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The statement added that Olympic participation would "run counter" to advice from public health officials, who urge Canadians to stay at home.
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This idea runs counter to the public's assumption that we benefit from lowering our trade barriers only if other governments lower theirs.
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Vermont represents a practical failure on friendly turf, and that is what makes it such a powerful counter to Mr. Sanders's proposal.
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A recount runs counter to the emotional need to close the door on 2016's bitter election and look to the future.
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It also runs counter to what top US intelligence officials told lawmakers last month about Kim's willingness to surrender his nuclear arsenal.
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They were a welcome counter to the chrome-laden, gas-guzzling, almost-as-dysfunctional-as-a-politician cars rolling out of Detroit.
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One eatery, she said, was making changes to transition from a sit-down restaurant to a fast-food counter, to curb costs.
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Erdogan has called interest rates the "mother of all evil" and says he believes high rates stoke inflation, counter to monetary theory.
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All three families' harmonious experiences run counter to common assumptions about the frictions and disappointments of adult children living with their parents.
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And he claims that recent changes to Chinese law run counter to promises by the country's officials to protect American intellectual property.
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That advice is counter to conventional asset allocation wisdom that long-term investors should have a portion of their portfolios in bonds.
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"Appalling and unconscionable behavior against members of our community runs counter to everything Airbnb stands for," David King, an Airbnb official, said.
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National security officials should be additionally concerned over these allegations because they run exactly counter to long-standing US foreign policy goals.
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House Republicans on Wednesday rolled out an energy bill that's a direct counter to a push by Democrats to ban offshore drilling.
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That advice runs counter to conventional asset allocation wisdom that long-term investors should have a portion of their portfolios in bonds.
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Yeah, I think the counter to that would be that the amount of airtime that Trump got just to be speaking live.
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Any payment would have been widely seen as handing over ransom money, running counter to the administration's stated policy for hostage negotiations.
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They also outline his own, one that runs very much counter to what you might expect from someone handpicked by Trump himself.
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But in this era in which American cities find themselves running counter to national policy, a new kind of energy has emerged.
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But just as stealth doesn't promise actual invisibility, better radar or sensors won't be a perfect counter to stealth any time soon.
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Honda Motor's sales fell 83 percent, but counter to most automakers, the decline was steeper for its trucks and SUVs than for cars.
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The FCC's current rules don't outright prohibit zero rating, so the company's support for the rules doesn't run counter to its own interests.
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These weren't apparatuses of an oppressive federal watchdog or bilious hate group, bent on undermining any agenda that ran counter to their own.
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Counter to what its title suggests, The Case Against Adnan Syed's greatest accomplishment is restoring some personhood to murder victim Hae Min Lee.
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Stephen Harper didn't like his government producing data and reports that ran counter to his policy goals; Trump seems contemptuous of knowledge itself.
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The pop diva's decision to go rock ran counter to every current musical trend, but seems to be working out ok so far.
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The ground-launched cruise missile seems to run counter to the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, the senior military official said.
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"When we first saw these results, we were like, 'Oh, that can't be right, this is counter to everything I've learned,'" he said.
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But he recognizes that Riace does provide a counter to the "industry of fear for pure political gain" taking hold across the world.
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Mr Trump may not realise that President Putin's aims run counter to America's interests, from recognising Crimea as Russian to ending economic sanctions.
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At low speeds, the rear wheels are steered counter to the front ones, while at high speeds, they turn in the same direction.
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We must learn to read Johns's works on our own, which runs counter to the behavior that our consumer culture expects of artists.
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Yet it was the band's willingness to run counter to the hardcore scene itself that remains the most important part of their legacy.
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Pick plays will be on display this postseason, particularly in the small confines of the red zone or as a counter to blitzes.
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Everyone will see a counter of different reactions on the message, and you can tap that counter to see exactly who reacted how.
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The protesters on Monday cited BlackRock investments in the French oil giant Total and the construction company Vinci as running counter to that.
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That runs counter to an official Chinese narrative that casts China as the peace-loving victim of Americans with a cold-war mindset.
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The use of Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in at Slack and is not welcome on our platform.
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"That is exactly the kind of law that runs counter to any notion that we are trying to protect our kids," she says.
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They're also investing heavily in Iowa, which is counter to her early strategy of spending more time in places like California and Texas.
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Metzl explains that counter to what many working class Trump voters believe, GOP policies are making their very lives harder, sicker, and shorter.
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Free trade runs counter to political currents in many countries, including South Africa and Nigeria, where governments fear losing control over industrial policy.
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Her Defense Matrix shield is also an effective counter to Hanzo's bow, which has a relatively slow, visible wind-up before it fires.
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After four days of complete, utter pain and trying everything over-the-counter to appease it, I had to rush into urgent care.
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Thus programmer Mat Kelsey created a bee counter to see just how many of his winged honeymakers are hanging out in his hives.
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Thursday's court ruling angered many, including members of the left-wing opposition Democratic Party, which said the decision ran counter to public sentiment.
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It runs fundamentally counter to what should be the core liberal idea of bodily autonomy for women, as for people of all genders.
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The President claims, counter to US intelligence community reports, that it's unclear who did the meddling -- if there was any meddling at all.
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The current proposal to restrict immigration to more skilled or professional applicants runs directly counter to the need for this category of worker.
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This includes strident immigration enforcement and a protectionist tilt to trade and foreign investment, two policies that run counter to promoting economic growth.
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Those offended by the memo branded it as sexist, misogynistic, and counter to the equality goals that tech companies like Google strive for.
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"The behavior included in these allegations runs counter to everything for which the BSA stands," the Boy Scouts said in a written statement.
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"Such actions run counter to fair competition ... and international rules," said Peskov, saying Washington's action called into question its reliability as a partner.
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That makes plenty of sense because the idea of giving microloans runs counter to any kind of orthodox thinking at banks in India.
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As the band's lead guitarist and idealistic center, Anton Yelchin provides the perfect stubborn counter to Patrick Stewart's Picard-meets-Fring nazi leader.
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Quick affirmations run counter to the treacherous work of self-reflexivity and the uncomfortable experiences — even failures — that generate art worth holding onto.
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In his remarks, Bush condemned bigotry and white supremacy Thursday while endorsing policies that run counter to those supported by President Donald Trump.
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The provision to extend the Community Reinvestment Act to credit unions, however, is not only unnecessary, but works directly counter to this goal.
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Her announcement might be a disappointment to some who saw Winfrey as the perfect counter to Trump's approach of campaigning and playing politics.
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And given Trump's extraordinary weaknesses as a general election candidate, it also runs counter to the most basic sort of political self-interest.
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The answer does not lie in countries adopting harsh unilateral measures that target refugees and that run counter to humanitarian values and responsibilities.
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The view runs counter to that of most BOJ policymakers, who prefer to hold off on additional easing given their dwindling policy ammunition.
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The announcement ran counter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's arguments for running political ads and allowing ones that feature lies from elected officials.
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Her advisers acknowledge this would not constitute a complete solution — but neither would immigration bans, which they view as counter to American values.
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"I don't see it as duplicative; I don't see it as running counter to; and I don't see it as competitive," Grijalva said.
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Trump has previously cited the Vatican to dismiss arguments from Democrats that a border wall is immoral or runs counter to American values.
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It is also considering making naloxone, a drug used to help people withdraw from opioids, accessible over the counter to treat opioid overdose.
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When I went back to the counter to retrieve it, my cashier apologized and noted that it was "probably pretty hot by now."
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That says everything about the singular threat that Trump poses, and she's emerging as the fiercest counter to it: Michelle Obama, octopus slayer.
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Donald J. Trump's victory ran counter to almost every major forecast — undercutting the belief that analyzing reams of data can accurately predict events.
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We can breathe new life into our middle class, boost our manufacturing sector, and provide a healthy counter to looming worldwide economic woes.
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The lack of transparency in current commercial messaging, targeting and promotion of content runs counter to the creation of a media-literate society.
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A senior Senate Democratic aide told The Hill that, regardless of whether tariffs could be imposed, Trump's threat runs counter to U.S. interests.
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"My commitment to you is I will oppose efforts to privatize," even if it runs counter to the White House agenda, Wilkie said.
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A wave-based Survival mode is included as well, but its all-out aggression runs counter to the stealthy core of the game.
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I keep one set in my bag and another set on the kitchen counter to bring with me whenever I'm not at work.
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But they also want a counter to Trumpism, which to left-leaning people can feel like a weight pressing down from the sky.
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There is nothing hurried about them, an approach that runs counter to the self-important people he depicts, and this includes the artists.
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However, many U.S. conservatives say MeK is not a terrorist threat and instead a worthy counter to the current theocracy, which Trump opposes.
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While it runs counter to bro-based gym lore, the positive correlation between cardio and muscle building has been noted in several studies.
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This proposed approach to foreign affairs funding would harm U.S. national security interests, run counter to American values, and diminish our global leadership.
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Counter to the views of those who believe imports damage the United States, most economists believe the trade deficit simply isn't a problem.
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"I wish there was a fix as simple as a hashtag, but it runs counter to how we're wired as humans," he said.
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But several of the president's policy positions, like curtailing crop insurance, have run counter to agricultural interests — and perhaps none more than trade.
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For the BBC, the arrangement also serves as a counter to critics in Parliament who say that it can crowd out commercial companies.
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Both moves run counter to the spirit of the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, brokered 40 years ago by President Jimmy Carter.
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As a counter to staggering inequality, the system needs to be more open to the people who actually live in the Golden State.
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Your stance seems to run counter to the attitude that the planet is beyond help and there's not much more we can do.
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Still, the overwhelming mood was one of urgent creative independence, a conviction that ran counter to the prevailing commercial mode at the time.
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It was the latest in a series of steps that appeared to run counter to the prevailing view in Washington of cybersecurity's importance.
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The VIX, also known as the fear gauge, is currently just north of 20 and usually runs counter to the S&P 500.
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"This merger represents a gross concentration of power that runs counter to the public good and should be blocked," Sanders wrote in October.
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While cooking, I use the kitchen counter to do modifications of yoga poses like the tree, the plank and the downward-facing dog.
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This runs directly counter to the intent of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which seeks to empower them to join the workforce.
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The idea of a solar boom in a country like the UK runs counter to the country's reputation as more soggy than sunny.
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When O'Rourke arrived at Amélie's French Bakery and Café in Rock Hill, South Carolina, on Friday, there was no counter to be found.
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Denying them that care runs counter to the "growing consensus" in the medical community that the care improves their lives, the doctors wrote.
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This runs (yep, pun intended) counter to conventional wisdom — based on limited science — that an uneven stride tends to slow a runner down.
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For some reason, Google is relegating that lower-left dimension counter to the view that comes up when you click on a thumbnail.
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Asked if Trump agreed, McCarthy said yes — which would go counter to an agreement that Democratic leaders thought they had struck last month.
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But their remarks, which have sometimes run counter to what's coming out of the company's public relations shop, have only muddied the waters.
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"Hateful or threatening speech in any form is counter to our mission and values," Michael Beckerman, the group's CEO, said in a statement.
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Yet many were drawn to voting for Trump in 2016 as a counter to a Democratic party viewed as swinging too far left.
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The ambitious pact signed in Tokyo runs counter to President Donald Trump's moves to hike tariffs on imports from many U.S. trading partners.
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The firm leans on its long history as Hollywood's chief vote-counter to enhance its appeal in efforts like business development and recruiting.
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He singled out her votes against the GOP tax bill and an anti-abortion-rights measure as counter to voters in North Dakota.
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Her actions and inactions run fundamentally counter to the award we gave her and to the values Elie Wiesel championed throughout his life.
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With inhalers, the child should use it alone while the parent checks the dosage counter to make sure the correct amount came out.
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His funding of the gun control advocacy group Moms Demand Action has given the left a powerful counter to the National Rifle Association.
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The secrecy around Buttigieg's work with McKinsey runs counter to a presidential bid he and his advisers have built around accessibility and transparency.
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In many cases, this runs counter to the ethos of the child welfare system, which is supposed to prioritize keeping biological families together.
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We talk about ourselves as being a country that emphasizes family and freedom, and these actions are just entirely counter to that focus.
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The reason the case in Utah got so much attention is that it's so counter to where most of the United States is today.
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Work with your accountant or your financial planner to ensure that your tax-loss harvesting plan doesn't run counter to your long-term goals.
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One's personality usually solidifies by adolescence, according to Goldsmith, so it's counter to common psychological theory that a substance could make it malleable again.
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Senators on the Foreign Relations committee last week questioned Friedman on his views, many of which run counter to longstanding US policy towards Israel.
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Many net neutrality advocates continue to view zero-rating schemes as running counter to the principles meant to protect the free and open internet.
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"Water agencies have automated electronic systems," Tuck said, and giving people a choice about paying one part of their bill runs counter to that.
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People at the El Paso del Norte Processing Center were also held longer than 313 hours, counter to US Customs and Border Protection guidelines.
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However, his view on rates runs counter to the president's, who has called for a 1 percentage point reduction in the benchmark funds rate.
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Even better, the spray — which gradually slows down and freezes whatever it strikes — is also an effective counter to D.Va's agile, mech-free form.
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Because they ban abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb, the bills run counter to the Supreme Court's decisions in Roe v.
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SocGen lawyer Arnaud Chaulet branded the ruling "scandalous" and said the bank would appeal against a decision he said ran counter to the law.
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"This continued increase in capital is counter to the prevailing view that many of the covered banks are overcapitalized against current requirements," Mills said.
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Traditionally, many Republicans have advocated for policies counter to Trump's: more free trade agreements, more globalization of corporations and an activist, interventionist foreign policy.
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Peter Rickman, the leader for Sanders' Wisconsin delegates, says he rejects Aker's protest, believing it runs counter to her duties as an elected delegate.
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Mazzant, who was appointed by President Obama, held that the rule runs counter to the federal law that governs who is eligible for overtime.
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But he understands that some of what he wishes and even what might necessary in the long run runs counter to the Apple way.
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He said the proposal runs counter to the administration's promises to support so-called "cooperative federalism" that gives states broad authority to decide policy.
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The four are looking for ways to come together over a still vaguely defined "free and open Indo-Pacific", as a counter to China.
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We weren't going back in time, but starting with different islands and seeing what happened seemed to be counter to what Gould had argued.
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That prompted a legal challenge from the Commission which argued that it ran counter to the EU treaty guaranteeing the freedom to provide services.
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It is still sold in some New York City bodegas, though store owners often keep the packages hidden behind the counter to avoid scrutiny.
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However, Silverblatt's data also run counter to the notion that companies are just piling into buybacks and dividends and not investing in their companies.
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The very politics of exclusion that have delivered dozens of statehouses run counter to the message of inclusion necessary to win the White House.
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If could tell President Trump one thing about these immigration restrictions, I would say they are counter to his vision for a prosperous America.
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Both the German and French governments had supported the merger, believing the deal would've been a good counter to the economic rise of China.
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But the counter to that counter is that Apple rival Spotify has grown even faster — without the benefit of an owned and operated platform.
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No details about the factor have been made public, but it runs counter to Beijing's position of letting the market determine the yuan's value.
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Here are some highlights from 2017: Counter to industry trends, our digital advertising revenues posted impressive gains, rising more than 0003% for the year.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Al Jazeera has denounced Israel's decision to shut down its operations, saying it ran counter to the nation's claim to be democratic.
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Before you go back to bed, take two sticks of butter out of the fridge and place them on the kitchen counter to soften.
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This massive award for such minor design features runs counter to logic and how the system was viewed prior to the award to Apple.
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The notion of reopening a closed case because a new party is in office runs counter to the foundations of America's nonpartisan legal system.
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Anti-regulation groups and some industry groups, however, raised objections to his efforts, which ran counter to the administration's goal of easing government regulations.
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Because spending yourself into a corner and regretting the whole journey kind of runs counter to the whole boho road trip spirit, doesn't it?
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But, as the adage goes, what she isn't entitled to are her own facts, especially when those facts run counter to universally accepted truths.
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The McCain is equipped with the Aegis missile defense system, which has been touted as a possible counter to any North Korean missile launch.
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This is counter to a common anti-abortion claim that women who get an abortion will have negative mental health consequences many years later.
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Conservatives' hardline immigration stance runs counter to those held by many Americans, who largely want to welcome more, not fewer, immigrants into the country.
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On the way there, he told reporters that North Korea's continued weapons work is counter to its denuclearization pledge made just weeks ago (Reuters).
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But the consequences often run counter to popular preferences: the French might find themselves barred from supporting a French-language film industry, for example.
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In fact, such activity is limited by the fund's investment guidelines and could run counter to their investment objectives of achieving tax-exempt income.
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Of course, for many people who support Sanders, the fact that his ideas run counter to decades of established economics is exactly the point.
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The use of such technology would run counter to the company's goals to protect so-called "Dreamer" immigrants from deportation, the rights groups said.
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Facebook said the posts are counter to the company's emphasis on authenticity, and so, starting this week, they'll be pushed lower in users' feeds.
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Moderate progressive Democrats are mounting a sustained counter to the party's lurch to the left; it should be evident in this week's presidential debates.
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He said the proposal runs counter to the administration's promises to support so-called "cooperative federalism" that gives states broad authority to decide policy.
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That would seem to run counter to the parallel idea of requiring a balanced budget each year, but neither one is gaining much traction.
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The very existence of the Senate, where the Constitution allocates two Senators to each state, runs directly counter to the idea of popular representation.
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In the case of the political rally, your opponent uses the geofilter to blanket the augmented Snapchat space with something counter to the cause.
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The notion that art's purpose is to buttress a national collective identity presses it into a service that runs counter to its thematic diversity.
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This runs counter to the Trump administration's stated desire for refugees to assimilate quickly, both to promote national security and to hasten self-sufficiency.
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This anger runs counter to the motivation for paying for psychic services in the first place, which is ostensibly to gain truth and insight.
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The shutdown runs counter to the Trump administration's goal of bulking up the number of immigration judges in order to cut down the backlog.
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Democratic Senator Charles Schumer of New York told the crowd that Trump's order was un-American and ran counter to the country's core values.
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In ways I had not fully understood at the time, I had been filtering out information that ran counter to the narrative I believed.
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Sales of the iPad were up double digits there, counter to the big declines Apple continues to see in the rest of the world.
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It largely misses the real reason the Electoral College so often produces results counter to the majority: The winner takes all within most states.
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On one hand, he and his foul-mouthed, meta, fourth-wall breaking hijinks can feel refreshingly counter to everything mainstream comics purports to be.
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The punishments appear to run counter to another narrative the Army has pushed in past months: the heroism displayed by the troops under fire.
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Strict bans on public gatherings to curtail the virus' reach and widespread testing and treatment run counter to the politics of top Texas officials.
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The bank's willing embrace of cloud technology runs counter to a general lack of trust in the cloud evident in the UK financial sector.
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But in many ways, TunesMap runs counter to the trends of digital music consumption, which are moving toward simple mobile displays and programmed playlists.
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It also runs counter to the broader national narrative of the Democratic Party, whose energized left wing has put the establishment on its heels.
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Maybe you over-packed your one checked bag and had to scramble at the counter to stuff the extra weight into your carry-on.
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Those ideas haven't made it to his transition website and it's not clear whether he will pursue policies that run counter to GOP orthodoxy.
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He saw work ethic, good listening skills, trust and determination that ran counter to my yearlong reputation of being too casual and overly analytical.
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De la Mora argues that restrictions on seasonal produce would run counter to World Trade Organization rules as well as the newly inked USMCA.
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It would also potentially run counter to the interests of T-Mobile, as the company would then pay a takeover premium on those assets.
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Secrecy, of course, is the N.S.A.'s stock in trade, and acknowledging authorship of stolen cyberweapons runs counter to everything the spy agency does.
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The index, commonly called the VIX, gives insight into when a trade is overbought and tends to run counter to the S&P 500.
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Saturday's gatherings were a counter to the protests, with pro-government backers holding up banners reading, "Vote for Algeria" and "We are united forever".
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That law would allow the state to cut off funding to cities that refuse to give up laws that run counter to state law.
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Moscow has said it would consider the hub only if it has guarantees that the project would not run counter to EU energy rules.
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Do you think about just appointing judges as young and as far to the left as possible as a counter to the Trump judiciary?
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She also said the Trump policy is counter to the "very long glide path" of the U.S. reducing its emphasis on nuclear weapons use.
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In contrast, the Rohrabacher/Leahy Amendment runs counter to responsible medicine, enabling fly-by-night operations to sell contaminated products and avoid consumer protections.
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The criminal sentencing reform bill may also run counter to McConnell's personal views on the issue, although he has revealed little of himself publicly.
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Feeling valued is the best counter to burnout, which happens when your job doesn't utilize your gifts or your employer doesn't recognize your effort.
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Favoring a kind of understatement that runs counter to Graham's dramatic sensibility, Ms. Parson may seem like an unusual choice for the Graham company.
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Nonetheless, the results stand counter to the notion that to be a well-adjusted and socially competent adolescent, you must experience a romantic relationship.
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Monument designations "run counter to industry plans to maximize profits by drilling and mining on every inch of land belonging to American people," Rep.
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It seems counter to their business to suddenly be working on electronic monitoring when they were previously operating prisons or implementing technologies within prisons.
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Why that would be isn't entirely clear, but it runs counter to intuition, said Suparna Rajaram, a professor of psychology at Stony Brook University.
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It's never quite as fun or romantic as it should be, and the characters' words and actions tend to run counter to common sense.
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A third piece, "Hormonal Fog" (2016-2018), by Candice Lin and Patrick Staff, offers an intriguing counter to questions of permission, consent, and participation.
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This is, er, totally wrong, but it's at least a workable rhetorical counter to one of the best arguments Clinton has going for her.
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The president's denial that U.S. consumers would be affected by the spike in tariffs ran counter to the words of his own economic adviser.
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The sturdy case, which is ideal for travel, can also be kept on your bathroom counter to keep all of your favorites in one spot.
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"Ripping children from the arms of their parents is heartless, cruel, immoral and counter to the American values of belonging," Chesky, Gebbia and Blecharczyk said.
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