Watling said the US appears to have shifted its interests in Iraq from countering ISIS to countering Iran.
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" In early February, Reuters reported that the Trump White House was considering changing the name of a government program currently known as Countering Violent Extremism, or CVE, to "Countering Islamic Extremism" or "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism.
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As an example, the Obama NSC included cybersecurity, countering weapons of mass destruction and countering terrorism as key functional areas.
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The Trump administration's proposed changes would rename the effort the "Countering Islamic Extremism" or "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism" initiative instead.
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The effort, now known as Countering Violent Extremism, or C.V.E., would be renamed Countering Radical Islamic Extremism, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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The program, "Countering Violent Extremism," would be changed to "Countering Islamic Extremism" or "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism," and would no longer target groups such as white supremacists who have also carried out bombings and shootings in the United States.
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Under the administration's plan, the "Countering Violent Extremism" program, which is intended to counter all types of violent ideologies, including white supremacy, would become "Countering Islamic Extremism" or "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism," five people briefed on the matter told Reuters.
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The proposed revamp, reported by Reuters on Wednesday, would rename the multi-agency "Countering Violent Extremism" (CVE) task force to "Countering Islamic Extremism" or "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism," and eliminate initiatives aimed at other violent hate groups in the United States.
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"We are countering the Indian narrative through social media, we are countering the enemies of Pakistan," Tayyab told Reuters in the capital Islamabad.
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The result was a decision to broaden the agenda to countering the proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, rather than simply countering Iran.
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The program, "Countering Violent Extremism," or CVE, would be changed to "Countering Islamic Extremism" or "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism," the sources said, and would no longer target groups such as white supremacists who have also carried out bombings and shootings in the United States.
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"We will work with the $55-plus million available to cover both its original mission, countering extremism, plus countering state-sponsored disinformation campaigns," Pompeo said.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo/Ana: Countering Torbjörn primarily means countering his turret, which tracks in-range enemies very efficiently but doesn't move unless Torb builds a new one.
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Soon after Inauguration Day, the administration floated plans to rename the CVE program "Countering Islamic Extremism" or "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism," not hiding its noxious desire to profile and target Muslims.
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Rosenstein called for a unified approach to countering foreign meddling.
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"Now there's a whole 'countering violent extremism industry'," he said.
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Countering that selling pressure would involve one of three things.
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China's options for countering such amorphous efforts are not straightforward.
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Last October, President Trump offered his strategy for countering Iran.
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Ford is countering with its Pro Trailer Backup Assist system.
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Clinton is countering Trump's scorched earth campaign with her own.
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Countering the optimism has been a set of lackluster data.
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Mr. Rosenstein should desist from countering the president's original decision.
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But there are concerns about countering the president by some.
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But at the coffeehouse, he is countering the drift now.
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Countering violent extremism is a convenient catchall construct lacking substance.
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President Obama has made countering the epidemic a top priority.
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But resolve is not all that matters in countering terrorism.
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And his blinders to Russian interference makes countering it harder.
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It would be an important step in countering continued polarization.
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Russia is succeeding in countering attempts to weaken the state.
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Republicans are countering the petition, and a decision is pending.
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Countering what the President had said about countries in Africa.
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Parallel measures apply to countering Iran's proxies around the region.
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The framers counted on this kind of ambition countering ambition.
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A rally countering the visit was held in El Paso.
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There is a better, holistic approach to countering violent extremism.
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Let's join hands in countering this evil in our midst.
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How is countering myths about modification a social justice issue?
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Pompeo and Stoltenberg "jointly condemned Iran's destabilizing violence and remain committed to countering international terrorism," department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said, including through NATO's missions in Iraq and Afghanistan aimed at countering any resurgence of ISIS.
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Countering China will require cooperating with, rather than coercing, European allies.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo: Countering Zarya can be unpredictable because of her shield.
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Mr Li's speech was, in part, aimed at countering that perception.
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Lasers provide an efficient means of countering that dip in brightness.
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Moreover, our existing military options for countering China are not great.
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Advocates cite countering and deterring Russian aggression as the primary justification.
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Countering them takes more than bullet-pointed lists of policy proposals.
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A defense attorney is tasked with countering what evidence prosecutors introduce.
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Activist Dan Glass, also of Act Up, offers a countering argument.
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But financials stocks fell, countering market gains from health care shares.
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This is the first of two columns on countering muscle loss.
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This is the second of two columns on countering muscle loss.
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There is already a well-established path to countering cardiovascular disease.
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A strong Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) market is countering retail volatility.
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You've seen this in CVE [countering violent extremism] types of context.
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Turkey, then, is fighting one of America's key allies countering ISIS.
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President Obama established this state-sponsored program called Countering Violent Extremism.
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For instance, the Global Engagement Center — initially formed as an office focused on countering terrorist propaganda — saw its efforts expand to include countering propaganda from Russia, China and other nations as a result of legislation last year.
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S. alliance and urged close cooperation in countering North Korean nuclear threats.
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It's clear the Trump administration has no plan for countering Russian aggression.
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So far, America has shown little appetite for countering Iran's desert manoeuvres.
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The Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which became law on Aug.
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And right now, no one can agree who's responsible for countering it.
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It is chiefly aimed at countering North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.
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But protestors in Hong Kong are countering these gross invasions of privacy.
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But the little official data that's publicly available keeps countering that narrative.
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The Vice President is countering North Korea's desire to control the message.
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Yet after the Depression, governments took on the job of countering pessimism.
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One, titled "Bull," focuses on countering Wall Street and is in English.
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The Senate Homeland Security will hold a hearing on countering drone threats.
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Still, rising U.S. production is countering OPEC's cuts and other supply losses.
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Clinton's role in countering the women who accused him of sexual misconduct.
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The strategy represented a shift from fighting terrorism to countering state threats.
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The implication is that countering an ideology is somehow a military mission.
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Teams at the department are working on countering the messages, she said.
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Trump grudgingly signed the "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act" on Aug.
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Sanders is countering the former vice president with ads hitting Biden's record.
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Maybe people who have the gene are better at countering this thievery.
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There's support for protesters countering the anti-Trump legions in Midtown Manhattan.
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We are countering the mistaken belief that plastic bags can't be recycled.
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That no one seems to have a good answer for countering it?
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And more specifically, the role billionaires can have in countering its effects.
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Mr. Trump, countering with a strong showing among whites, won the state.
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Finally, more interoperability, common facilities and cooperation are key to countering Iran.
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Countering those escalations would require an even greater commitment of U.S. troops.
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The second initiative is a youth conference on countering violent extremism online.
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Countering the "pay for it" question can be done in several ways.
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"Changing the name to 'Countering Islamic Extremism' or 'Countering Radical Islamic Extremism' would have damaging effects to our national security by feeding into the propaganda created by terrorist groups and child domestic and international diplomatic relations," they added.
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In the Queen's Speech the government announced a new commission for countering extremism.
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Countering China's strategy will require a similar comprehensive diplomatic, economic and military response.
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And yes, the United States takes the lead in countering and deterring Russia.
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This is countering sanctions which we do not see as just or legitimate.
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President Trump has done a good job of destroying ISIS and countering Iran.
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So, today, President Trump once again, he reiterated his commitment to countering Putin.
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Hate speech spreads, and Facebook has been utterly terrible at countering it here.
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Whittaker started entering, and countering, with a right front kick to the body.
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Nonetheless, countering Islamic extremist terrorism has dominated the political narratives of Visegrad countries.
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Developers of drone-countering measures hope to overcome that by using laser weapons.
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In addition, there's a Phalanx rapid-fire weapon system capable of countering UAVs.
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Pennsylvania prosecutors were expected to file legal papers on Thursday countering Cosby's appeal.
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Countering the wall-builders will require stronger rhetoric, bolder policies and smarter tactics.
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If you miss it doesn't matter because you're already inside of countering range.
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States have also implemented new policies aimed at countering the deadly opioid epidemic.
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Mr. Hickson proposed countering the alarming findings on sugar with industry-funded research.
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Countering online extremism requires the same depth of commitment and dedication of resources.
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Countering the idea that meat is "nice," or pleasurable to eat, is hardest.
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As Iran escalates its aggression, Borrell has shown no interest in countering it.
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In 2017, Congress passed the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, or CAATSA.
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Mr. Sanders's success in Michigan seemed to energize him Wednesday in countering Mrs.
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Guns — owning them, then carrying them — became a symbolic means of countering decline.
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They made him the leader of the disaffected rock movement countering '80s glitz.
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Above all, it is the seduction of countering one overreaction with its opposite.
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Mr. Trump, countering the formal position of his administration, has railed against NATO.
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The administration's much-touted "countering violent extremism" agenda was directed at various threats.
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But for the past year, Microsoft has grown increasingly aggressive in countering them.
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Personal Health There is already a well-established path to countering cardiovascular disease.
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That's not to say that pushing for improvements in countering hate is easy.
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Trump has rejected those assertions, countering his order protects the U.S. from terrorists.
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Issues of non-proliferation, countering violent extremism, and Afghanistan loom large in importance.
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Visitors added $22.7 billion to the county's economy, countering fears of a slowdown.
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And the optimism of those countering ineffective politicians and big business is infectious.
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Countering this trend will require significant vigilance and regulatory oversight from civil society.
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But some states are countering the rollback, passing laws that would expand coverage.
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I've asked the national desk and others to get better at countering that.
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George Selim resigned his position as head of Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) programs.
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The Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) required specific beneficial ownership reporting.
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The focus was less on actions than on countering temptations toward those vices.
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Understanding and countering those effects is important if humans are to explore space.
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The administration in 2017 decimated the budget at D.H.S. for countering violent extremism.
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Sitting back, feinting, countering when Woodley lunged off the fence and fell short.
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Clinton is countering with a reminder of what is possible in the American system.
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George Pataki, spent most of his speech touting his electability and countering Trump's message.
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Countering the downward pressure, ongoing tensions in the Middle East also offered some support.
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He now works at a foundation dedicated to countering ISIS's narrative of extremism online.
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Some platforms have done better jobs than others at countering the spread of misinformation.
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I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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And in many countries "countering violent extremism" has become the preferred expression for both.
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I wanted to do something countering that, so I decided to walk a cabbage.
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A major factor countering that risk is low interest rates elsewhere in the world.
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This action represents a major new law enforcement focus on countering Chinese economic espionage.
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Graham himself has admitted that the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act has failed.
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Women and Countering Violent Extremism Act now before Congress would help with all this.
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And third, they focus on countering Pyongyang's cumulative steps to expand its nuclear program.
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Susan Corke is the Director of Countering Antisemitism and Extremism at Human Rights First.
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The Senate Homeland Security will hold a hearing on countering drone threats on Wednesday.
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Syrian youth here are countering the narrative that refugees are only fleeing or taking.
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By contrast, the Trump administration has failed to make countering white nationalism a priority.
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"Countering right-wing anti-Semitism should not be a contentious issue," Singh tweeted. Ultimately,
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Stabilizing global oil markets, combating terrorism and countering Iranian regional adventurism are just three.
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Selectively sharing information appears to be part of the government's strategy in countering disinformation.
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He said Russia also is devoting much effort to countering U.S. missile defense systems.
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Countering them means stepping into spaces where politicians and the police fear to tread.
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Countering it are a few random mirrors affixed to the surface of each canvas.
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At present, we're countering these attacks reactively — typically after the damage has been done.
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It uses money earned from government programs or from teaching seminars on countering terrorism.
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KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON: Well, I think that we are all committed to countering terrorism.
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Psychiatric name-calling is a misguided way of countering Mr. Trump's attack on democracy.
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Because when it comes to countering the next ISIS, a holistic prevention approach works.
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But history says society benefits from countering the rise in anti-Semitism early on.
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The Coast Guard has played a similar role in countering Russian and Chinese aggressiveness.
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" This page claims more than 42,000 followers, and is dedicated to countering "misguided sheiks.
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He vowed to rebalance America's foreign policy toward countering emerging rivals, such as China.
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She specifically praised Facebook and Microsoft for their work in countering North Korean operations.
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Some evidence in Jo's case, however, showed Samsung was countering attempts to organize labor.
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Likewise, countering violent extremism initiatives have met with rising opposition in the United States.
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Here's Trump's full political statement Statement by President Donald J. Trump on Signing the "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act" Today, I signed into law the "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act," which enacts new sanctions on Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
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You can see telltale signs of these politics today, for example, in the move to turn the "Countering Violent Extremism" program into the "Countering Radical Islamic Extremism" program — despite the fact that law enforcement believes white supremacists to be a greater terrorist threat.
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Those were aimed at countering the effects of a global oil price plunge on Nigeria.
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The Kurds will be forced to divert even more resources from countering ISIS going forward.
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Concurrently, he's also made countering Iran one of the pillars of his foreign policy approach.
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Of course, we should commit resources to countering violent extremism and addressing mental health issues.
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Nomi disagrees, countering if "stuff" doesn't mean straight-forward boot-knocking, it's not hooking up.
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Tali Edut of the Astrotwins actually recommends welcoming their doubt, then countering it with information.
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YouTube is taking its next step in countering extremism and terrorist content on its platform.
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He has forged closer ties with Arab states, which share an interest in countering Iran.
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Countering Iran effectively will require long-term approaches to a complex and constantly evolving problem.
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The "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act" also imposes punishments on Iran and North Korea.
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This messaging should focus on countering terrorist group propaganda using social media and community engagement.
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I've been working a lot on defending body lock takedowns and countering the body lock.
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Verizon launched Verizon Unlimited in mid-February, countering similar plans from T-Mobile and Sprint.
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One factor driving the administration's changing policies is countering Iran, which backs the Houthi rebels.
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Countering North Korea's aggressive nuclear weapons and missile programs will not be easy or quick.
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For Putin, success means preventing a bipartisan consensus on defending, deterring and countering Russian aggression.
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U.S. officials suspect that Netanyahu attended the meeting, which centered on countering Obama's Iran deal.
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The study published in The Lancet stunned leading cardiologists by countering decades of clinical experience.
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A Xandr VP insisted that it's "not the next walled garden," countering some advertisers' concerns.
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No one in the military issued a "stand down" order, they claimed, countering allegations otherwise.
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Second Principles — Damage Limitation, Not Escalation Control Countering this precedent requires a powerful focusing idea.
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Middle East stakeholders have a strong interest in countering terror, supporting US anti-terror efforts.
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If there's a way of countering that attack, it should be pursued by diplomatic means.
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"The Exhausted Majority may be the key to countering polarization," More In Common's analysts write.
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They are trying to keep Iran in compliance, too, by countering the American economic sanctions.
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Countering Mr. Maduro's drive to dictatorship is a challenge for his domestic and foreign opponents.
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For all these reasons, countering corruption and kleptocracy should be a U.S. foreign policy priority.
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Google has also provided financing to nonprofit organizations aimed at countering such hate speech online.
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The ministry said a task force was countering the attack on its information technology systems.
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Lawmakers and experts agree the government has been ineffective at countering ISIS's Internet recruitment campaigns.
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The company has more than 150 people dedicated to countering the spread of terrorism content.
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The strategy is based on four pillars aimed at countering threats to the nation. 1.
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How long will the U.S. military remain in the region to assist with countering terror?
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The Trump administration has made it clear that it will focus on countering Islamist terrorism.
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LaFoy also said the way the launcher operated would aid the U.S. in countering any launch.
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Now Zendesk is countering by introducing technology for sales, which is the core of Salesforce's business.
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He said that was considered a liability when it comes to countering the North Korean threat.
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The Department of Homeland Security's "Countering Violent Extremism Grants" program has withered under the Trump administration.
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Danny is indignant, countering with a the weak excuse that he wouldn't have actually killed him.
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This wouldn't have anything to do with countering China's growing strength in the region, would it?
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The catch: Countering the risks of North Korea's nuclear and cyber weapons has proven incredibly difficult.
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Fake video has the potential to sow huge political chaos, and countering it is wildly difficult.
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Clinton also stressed her commitment to countering attempts to delegitimize Israel, including through the BDS movement.
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"The way we're countering the anti-vax movement is by trying to educate people," he declared.
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This administration says countering extremist propaganda is a priority, but slogans and rhetoric is one thing.
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We're trying to calibrate that carefully because we need Turkish cooperation on migration, NATO, countering terrorism.
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Both parties have therefore ducked the hard work of countering the health care sector's monopoly power.
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And initiatives, such as President Obama's Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) program, should continue to be funded.
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But then last August, Trump reluctantly signed into law the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act.
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Building resilient communities capable of resisting and countering violent extremism is clearly in the national interest.
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Votel said at the hearing, "countering Iran is not one of the coalition missions in Syria".
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Countering drones is a small-scale but high-impact problem posed by a disruptive civilian technology.
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The protester is openly mocking in his attitude, countering detailed points with cries of "Lying Ted".
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Countering violent extremism, to most voters, means bombing Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) targets.
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"The consensus is, no one has cracked the code on countering drones," Mr. Holland Michel said.
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Yet many European countries lack a clear strategy for countering the rise of right-wing extremism.
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Supporting the journalists reporting these stories should be the top strategic priority for countering Russian disinformation.
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We can, if we take that country's lessons about countering vaccine hesitancy and denial to heart.
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Effective use of social media is vital, particularly when it comes to countering religiously-inspired violence.
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We need know to President Trump's policies for countering these atrocities and the challenges we have.
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Congress boxed in the Trump administration with the Countering America's Adversaries through Sanctions Act of 2017.
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Plus, the extremist group Antifa inciting violence and destruction while countering a peaceful protest by conservatives.
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Lesson Plan | Growing Up in a Time of Fear: Confronting Stereotypes About Muslims and Countering Xenophobia
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The president's personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, has taken the lead role in countering the Russia probe.
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The new study, published in the Lancet, stunned leading cardiologists by countering decades of clinical experience.
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The Wall Street Journal says that one justification would be countering a fall in China's currency.
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No coordinated plan was discussed, nor were any new steps for countering or deterring future attacks.
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The House Intelligence Committee voted on Monday to release the Democratic memo countering the GOP document.
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The committee released a Democrat-authored memo on Saturday countering the claims in the GOP document.
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Countering those losses were gains for defensive sectors such as consumer staples, real estate, and telecom .
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Facebook, Twitter and Google's parent company, Alphabet, made a recent investment in countering extremist narratives online.
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He has worked at the White House and the U.S. Department of State on countering terrorism.
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The deputy crown prince mentioned improving transparency and countering possible corruption as reasons in his interview.
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In the longer run, countering gerrymandering will fall back to state legislatures, courts and voters themselves.
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He filed for a 2019 salary of $5.25 million with the Yankees countering at $4.4 million.
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For all the talk about restructuring the State Department to focus on counterterrorism, the Trump administration's budget fails to mention the State Department Bureau of Counterterrorism and Countering Violent Extremism, or the agency's programs focused on countering violent extremism and disrupting money laundering and terror financing.
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Thankfully, he's decided to press on as a songwriter and has gotten better at countering his fears.
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Trump authorized the additions under what's known as the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, or CAATSA.
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The demonstrators showed up with the intent of countering a planned protest from a far-right group.
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The first chapter is dedicated to countering malign foreign influence operations, specifically when it comes to elections.
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Countering the shooter is an extremely dangerous option, and experts typically recommend it as a last resort.
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"In a multilateral [deal], smaller nations can create a bloc to negotiate," countering "powerful leverage," noted Takashi.
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If a campaign wants to run ads countering misinformation, they'll have to do it themselves, Perez said.
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Kremlin-affiliated media outlets also spread propaganda aimed at countering news reports considered unfavorable to the government.
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It would send a powerful message countering the prevailing and incredibly harmful abortion stigma in our society.
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Fitty's reps, though, are countering that the rapper has repeatedly used the phrase as a "playful" jibe.
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Here's the backstory: Last August, Trump reluctantly signed into law the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act.
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Countering China's economic might is hardly something that should fall on AFRICOM, said Wake Forest professor Benabdallah.
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But the Fed denied Bangladesh's accusation, countering that it does not appear that cybercriminals withdrew the money.
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" It then showed the same syringe emerging from the barrel of a gun, countering "Vaccines are dangerous!
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There's logic behind both approaches, and the two parties are each seeing their countering strategies bear fruit.
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The underlying objectives—defeating ISIS, countering terrorist threats, punishing the use of chemical weapons—seem sensible enough.
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The tricky thing about unconscious biases is that it's harder to specify who's responsible for countering them.
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Harris, who was appointed by former President Barack Obama, favors diplomacy in countering North Korea's missile threat.
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After that it was drawing and countering the lunges of the wily Lyoto Machida, and so on.
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Despite smartly countering the rampaging Al Iaquinta throughout their three-round tilt, Masvidal lost a split decision.
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But Reif, at the Arms Control Association, said ending the INF Treaty is unnecessary for countering China.
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Time would be better spent unpacking the problem of countering violent extremism than arguing over unlocking phones.
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But buck-passing is exactly what America's Arab allies want, too, when it comes to countering Tehran.
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They can also prevent military personnel from moving into risky situations in countering threats like sea mines.
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But Pence mostly spent his time on the ground in Iowa, countering criticisms from Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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The analysis states that implementing this proposal will increase carbon dioxide emissions, countering significant emissions reduction progress.
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We should welcome Canadian and Mexican voices countering President Trump's trade scapegoating and NAFTA bashing, for example.
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Consequently, US national security will be better served countering the Kremlin's coercive behavior beyond conventional military power.
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Members of Congress from both parties recently introduced the Countering Hezbollah in Lebanon's Military Act of 2019.
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Mustafa Tameez is a former Department of Homeland Security adviser and an expert on countering violent extremism.
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We have many fights on our hands these days, from countering violent extremism to combating climate change.
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Related Lesson Plan: "Growing Up in a Time of Fear: Confronting Stereotypes About Muslims and Countering Xenophobia"
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One leading Republican is countering arguments like that with a platform that closely mirrors the Trump agenda.
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The funding—part of a program called Countering Violent Extremism—emphasizes community engagement over aggressive law enforcement.
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The U.S. military has made clear it wants to do more with India, especially in countering China.
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" The statement continued: "I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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Finally, countering Iran's human rights abuses at home should legitimately be part of United States' Iran policy.
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We have passed a number of sanctions under the Caatsa [Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act] provisions.
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Four months into the experiment of countering parliamentary populism, it is too early to draw definite conclusions.
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Many are blacks, Latinos and Asians, countering another routine belief that this is a whites-only issue.
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It will also home in on the Special Operations Command's mission of countering weapons of mass destruction.
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The Baltic states, worried about Russian expansionism, are countering the old-school spycraft of the Kremlin's agents.
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Our countering narrative on it, like Milo Yiannopoulos, Christina Hoff Sommers, Jordan Peterson, they're getting shut down.
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Maggie Hassan, Ayotte's likely Democratic opponent, has put countering the epidemic at the center of her race.
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Lawmakers have acknowledged those concerns but say they have few other options for countering sex trafficking online.
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The "Countering Violent Extremism" program is intended to counter all types of violent ideologies, including white supremacy.
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Opposite Buck is Harrison Ford, countering the dog's unnervingly expressive eyes with a disturbingly emotionless voice-over.
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Campaigns and political parties need to be on high alert to these tactics, identifying and countering threats.
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On Monday, several core provisions of the Countering America's Adversaries through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) come into effect.
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Friday's session aims at finding strategies for countering terrorism, including lone-wolf extremists, cyberattacks and nuclear proliferation.
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Imprimis had said it sees an opportunity to build a market in countering massive drug price hikes.
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EST tomorrow: The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold a hearing on countering Iranian proxies. http://bit.
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But a Bloomberg candidacy could face several challenges, including countering the narrative that progressive candidates like Sens.
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" Alawa, 24, reportedly collaborated on a Homeland Security report released earlier this month titled "Countering Violent Extremism.
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For Mr. Trump, the new weapon complicates the problem of countering North Korea's missile and nuclear program.
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China is not protesting American behavior, it is countering our actions with equivalent actions of its own.
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Finally, they could restore U.S. leverage in Syria and serve U.S. interests in countering Iran's growing influence.
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Another Foreign Affairs subcommittee will have a hearing on countering extremism in Southeast Asia at 2 p.m.
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Meanwhile, studies have long shown that generic messages about equality aren't effective in countering such racial socialization.
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He saw part of his job as countering disaster-related rumors and hoaxes by providing scientific explanations.
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He saw part of his job as countering disaster-related rumors and hoaxes by providing scientific explanations.
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In recent years, there has been massively increased U.S. and U.N. military involvement in countering al Shabaab.
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Countering these largely flashy works are the objects that speak to Japan's rich history of art-making.
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And while countering ISIS is a leading motive behind the president's decision — one that is being emphasized to avoid triggering the need for congressional authorization for the use of force — the announced Syria policy is primarily about countering an expansionist Iran, a much more capable long-term foe.
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Check it out ... Corker found the whole thing amusing before countering with a subtle jab of his own.
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That would bring Trump into step with close Arab allies who he sees as central to countering Iran.
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Iran is the subject of four of the top five items on the website's "Countering Violent Extremism" section.
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In fact, the United States might just need Russia's help in countering Islamist terrorism and a rising China.
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Countering China's military, economic and financial firepower is widely seen as a primary rationale behind many U.S. policies.
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Committee Democrats wrote their own memo countering the Republican one, but committee Republicans voted to prevent its release.
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This means the most promising approaches to countering the radicalization of Muslims have focused on mainstream Muslim voices.
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"Combine all those probabilities and you've got a pretty good bet on countering such an attack," Leaf said.
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So despite the theoretical potential of countering two-thirds of human-made emissions, it will be breathtakingly hard.
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Reaper/Tracer: These two excel at harassment tactics, which is the key to countering Reinhardt's defensive Barrier Field.
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Currently there is a voluntary Code of Conduct on countering illegal online hate speech across the European Union.
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"The treaty has been of particular value recently in countering Russian disinformation and aggression against Ukraine," says Reif.
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Ms Tang talks excitedly about countering Chinese disinformation by getting the government to respond faster to online falsehoods.
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Technological approaches to curbing or countering these cyber threats are proliferating, but they alone cannot offer adequate protection.
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Pharah: Creating separation is the key to countering Reaper and no one is better at that than Pharah.
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The big picture: Hungary is a NATO member and potential partner in countering threats from Russia and China.
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As with countering other fast-moving heroes, the trick with Flash Bang is to aim for the feet.
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It has rarely been prosecuted since it was enacted in 1938 with the aim of countering Nazi propaganda.
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Saudi Arabia will also increase cooperation with countries countering Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, Al-Jubeir said.
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So far, rather than countering the ISIS narrative, the Trump administration's policies have played into ISIS recruiting tactics.
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Although not explicitly aimed at countering Iran, the coalition includes neither Tehran nor its allied government in Iraq.
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The militants been countering the offensive with suicide car and motorbike bombs, snipers, booby-traps and mortar fire.
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That's why big meat companies like Tyson Foods are constantly promoting their sustainability initiatives and countering public criticism.
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The president has dismissed such criticisms, countering it is crucial for protecting national security from radical Islamic terrorism.
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In 2016, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and YouTube signed an EU code of conduct on countering hate speech online.
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New maritime unmanned systems technologies can be a game-changer in countering multiple threats in the maritime domain.
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But countering that growing threat on a broader level runs up against the nation's narrowly worded counterterrorism statutes.
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The Federal Communications Commission, for its part, states countering robocalls is Chairman Ajit Pai's top consumer-protection priority.
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Our partners at The Alliance for Peacebuilding, have conducted groundbreaking research in the field of Countering Violent Extremism.
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It is viewed as countering to some extent the November 0053803 list that did not include foreign firms.
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NATO and the European Union could collaborate in countering cyberattacks, coordinating military exercises and patrolling the central Mediterranean.
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There is a growing political divide over supporting Israel and countering the existential threat of a nuclear Iran.
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Today, a similar epiphany is required for a comprehensive strategy to take root for countering state-sponsored disinformation.
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Esper's stop in Mongolia underscores the Pentagon's interest there amid its larger strategy of countering Russia and China.
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The Right must invest in breaking through with their own narrative and countering the Left's misrepresentations every day.
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On climate change:Weld believes in climate change and the United States' need to act on countering its effects.
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The Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act requires sanctions on those who do business with Russia's defense industry.
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Steady and substantial investments in global health R&D represent our best hope of countering their ruthless biology.
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Trump allegedly threatened to withhold US$400 million in US foreign military aid aimed at countering Russian aggression.
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On Wednesday, Whole Foods released a statement countering Brown's claims and declaring an intent to take legal action.
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While countering this view, Chto Delat's film seems to argue with some alternative and neoliberal ideas as well.
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The little-known Alphabet division is focused on preventing censorship, threats of online harassment and countering violent extremism.
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Saudi Arabia has fought Al Qaeda not only operationally, but also by countering its ideology with religious arguments.
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The new policy calls for expanding U.S. nuclear capabilities, with an eye on countering Russia's growing nuclear power.
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Since winning the November election he has delivered a steady stream of tweets - often focused on countering critics.
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Countering ISIS is not about Islam nor even about Islamism, but rather understanding and undercutting its specific appeal.
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Those who kept the weight off "are countering the drop in metabolism with physical activity," Dr. Hall said.
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These would include a comprehensive and well-funded plan for protecting critical infrastructure, countering cyberattacks and mitigating propaganda.
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In the United States, the latest national security plan puts terrorism below countering the Chinese and Russian militaries.
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The gallery refused, allegedly countering that if Silver canceled the order the gallery would keep his $3.2 million.
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Story, 27, had sought $11.5 million in arbitration for next season, with the club countering at $163 million.
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They would hesitate to join in countering Chinese industrial espionage or rule-breaking that harms the United States.
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In addition to countering Iran's growing influence, President Trump has made enhancing U.S.-Israeli relations a top priority.
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The ongoing HBO series "Our Boys" examines Israel's struggles with the specific political challenges of countering domestic extremists.
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Perhaps used to countering narrowed eyes and barely disguised incredulity at this point, he hastened to follow up.
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But the Jazz found their offensive rhythm in the second period by countering the Rockets' small-ball attack.
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The paramilitarys primary duty is to defend against potential enemies within - countering domestic upheaval and protecting top leaders.
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E-girls are known for countering mainstream style with thick eyeliner, colorful hair, chain necklaces, and pink blush.
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She persuaded those newcomers to support progressive legislation countering Republican charges that all Democrats do is investigate Trump.
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Forcing Maduro to take an "off-ramp" out of Venezuela means countering his external allies propping him up.
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Finally, the Riyadh Summit is going to contribute towards countering Iran in a way that fosters regional stability.
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The legislation, called the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, passed the House in a 419-3 vote.
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What are the United States' primary investments in countering what's been described as a military surge by China?
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They wonder about who/what is countering his claims with a more honest portrayal of the press corps.
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Obama pitched the TPP as boosting the U.S. economy and influence abroad, and countering China in the Pacific.
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Lawful intercept, as its name suggests, allows a government to lawfully acquire data for investigations and countering terrorism.
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The coalition is also scheduled to stage different events countering the retreat through Sunday, when the retreat ends.
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NATO should play a greater role countering FTFs and the migrant crisis, as an example of current challenges.
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Meanwhile, the country has, in recent years, become increasingly secular and liberal, countering traditional, conservative Catholic social policy.
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Countering these bearish factors are ongoing supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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The militants have been countering the offensive with suicide car and motorbike bombs, snipers, booby-traps and mortar fire.
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For now, that defense is focused on countering the threat posed by North Korean ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons.
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The new administration would spend more time defending its proposals than countering the threat posed by fanatical Islamic terror.
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What can we do to preserve the good that social media can offer while countering its more corrosive effects?
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"Countering Iran is not one of the coalition missions in Syria," he said, echoing Mattis and other military leaders.
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Eight of the 11 major S&P 500 indexes were higher, with technology countering a drag from healthcare stocks .
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Many worry that proposed laws aimed at countering fake news could be used to limit free speech yet more.
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But his administration's actions threaten to undermine any value in countering white supremacism that Trump's rhetoric might have had.
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"We are committed to aggressively countering Iran's regional proliferation of ballistic missiles and its unlawful arms transfers," she added.
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S. trade war lifted risk sentiment, countering expectations that the Fed would pause interest rate increases for this year.
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The big picture: The aircraft is aimed at countering competition from Airbus for the lucrative single-aisle jet market.
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Unfair as that unintentional bias may be, you'll have a hard, if impossible time, countering it once it's formed.
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Colbert, for example, has compiled multiple Twitter threads countering pushback Harris has received about her record as a prosecutor.
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Just like countering other support heroes, Reaper and Tracer benefit most from the element of surprise their abilities allow.
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The challenge appeared to be a way of countering the criticism by impressing the many Cambodians who are superstitious.
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This could in turn reduce lending to the economy, countering the very stimulus the ECB is hoping to achieve.
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READ: Twitter goes to war against ISIS Governments are incapable of countering the ISIS concept of communications by themselves.
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In January the Pentagon put countering Beijing, along with Russia, at the center of a new national defense strategy.
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The president has rejected such criticisms, however, countering his action is crucial for protecting national security against possible terrorism.
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The president has rejected those assertions, countering the move is critical for protecting the U.S. from radical Islamic terrorism.
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Sessions is now the only Trump official on the record, under oath, countering Comey's testimony last week under oath.
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These include improving energy flows across the continent, countering Kremlin propaganda and helping weak non-EU states like Moldova.
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Trump has recently criticized the Fed as countering his economic plans with rates that are being raised too fast.
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Since its inception, Google's Jigsaw had bold ambitions: countering some of the internet's biggest existential problems with technology solutions.
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The memorandum was just the latest sign of action from the Trump administration aimed at countering Chinese trade practices.
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The Countering America's Allies Through Sanctions Act passed in August 2017 calls for sanctions for doing business with Russia.
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The commission said it added jurisdictions with "strategic deficiencies in their anti-money laundering and countering terrorist financing regimes".
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Countering those developments, though, is the American political mood, which has darkened toward longstanding alliances and international trade itself.
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In recent months, the U.S. government has taken some nontraditional steps to enhance its countering violent extremism (CVE) strategy.
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The challenges associated with successfully countering such a foe in a city of this size are difficult to overstate.
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The two leaders plan to discuss security in the Black Sea region, energy and "countering malign influence," Grisham said.
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In fact, where our two countries should be most united in countering violent extremism, Najib is a serious liability.
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Agriculture is therefore central not just to countering widespread malnutrition in remote areas, but also to creating sustainable jobs.
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Countering Russian revanchism in the Arctic means, first and foremost, building the nation's capabilities and presence in the region.
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Sanders also said Trump and senior military leaders discussed plan for countering ISIS during a briefing at the airbase.
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We were still countering preps and anything "mainstream," but the visual medium of MySpace lent itself to something different.
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Foreign Minister Timo Soini has also acknowledged the alleged propaganda, saying the government was countering false information with facts.
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To create better policy that does not simply create economic havoc, Congress should also expand its countering Russia toolkit.
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Continuing support in the civil war, they argue, is imperative to countering Iran, which supports the rebels in Yemen.
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Countering the first or second punch with a crisp left hook and immediately stepping away, or side stepping off.
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Still, Taylor Wimpey said it expected to sell slightly more homes in 2019, countering the overall sluggish housing market.
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Then, in early May, the DNC called in CrowdStrike, a security firm that specializes in countering advanced network threats.
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China just took over a port in India's backyard, and now it looks like India is countering the move.
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"Ely is not a dying town," she said, countering the argument that the tourism economy can't sustain the town.
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In August, my office approached the Federal Bureau of Investigation for assistance on countering the I.E.D. threat in Somalia.
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Maybe rising government debt results in higher interest rates, countering the investment incentives created by the new tax code.
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Yet American military officials have said that, so far, countering Iran is not part of their mission in Syria.
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When mentioned during interviews he often disputed the claim, countering with his own preferred expression: he was a storyteller.
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Yet, becoming parents is the most neutralizing event in our queer lives, breaking down walls, countering ignorance with love.
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The move by the tech giant appears to be aimed at countering misinformation related to the rapidly spreading virus.
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" Highlighting that statement, Zeldin argued that rather than supporting Israel and countering anti-Semitism, Democrats "are now empowering it.
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Are you countering the loss of eccentric small-scale retail to the relentless march of Chase branches and CVS?
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Countering submarines requires vessels that move freely in the region, in contrast to static vessels used for detecting missiles.
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Both projects will use open-source technologies available on the market to develop methods aimed at countering ransomware threats.
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Trade agreements are also crucial to countering price appreciation from a strengthening dollar by removing tariffs on our exports.
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So about 214 small businesses endorsed the campaign, effectively countering the argument that the ballot initiative would hurt them.
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Sondland's testimony about his many conversations with Trump on the matter are crucial to Democrats countering that talking point.
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The Cold War infused the study of science with the political mystique of countering tyranny through inventing new machines.
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He led a march and rally countering Trump's visit to El Paso on Monday, arguing against the wall's construction.
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The current approach risks investing too much in countering violent extremism programs that are nothing more than empty words.
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Erdogan has long prioritized rapid economic growth over countering the country's inflation, now at an unsustainably high 15 percent.
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Flake supported the Countering Disinformation and Propaganda Act as part of the National Defense Authorization Act passed last year.
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However, he noted the Mexican government had to "walk a fine line" in countering Trump without stoking more tensions.
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Countering misleading information begins not with curators, but by a recognition of the boundaries of our own echo chambers.
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The 2017 Countering America&aposs Adversaries Through Sanctions Act allows Trump to sanction Turkey for conducting business with Russia.
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But China was not a signatory, and the treaty's terms prevented the U.S. from countering its growing nuclear arsenal.
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Trump and Abe also "agreed that China needs to play an increased role" in countering North Korea, Nishimura said.
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Countering Britain First's demonstration next month might be a moment to cohere that energy again and move it forward.
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Countering what she calls "digital colonialism," Allahyari prefers to situate her work in institutional archives in the Middle East.
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Trump also affirmed his "unprecedented commitment to Israel's security" and his administration's focus on countering terrorism, the White House added.
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Palming Sharkey's jabs and countering with body blows, Louis hammered in combinations—sending Sharkey down twice in the second round.
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Should the Department of Defense be charged with countering ISIL's activities on Twitter, or should this responsibility transcend the military?
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As Africa struggles to win Trump's interest, U.S. policy is more likely to be increasingly focused on countering militant threats.
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Even Hong Kong's triads appear to be called upon for patriotic service—for instance, countering the Umbrella protests with violence.
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Instead of surrendering to temptations to leave Afghanistan, U.S. policy should be focused on countering Iran's growing influence in Afghanistan.
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As he tired, his offense became labored and Boetsch took the action to the deck after countering a body kick.
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Instead, his administration has actually proposed cuts to the Department of Homeland Security's program aimed at countering white supremacist movements.
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The U.S. military put countering China and Russia at the center of a new national defense strategy unveiled on Friday.
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Critics responded sharply to Mr Assange's tweet, countering that a country's birth rate depends largely on how rich it is.
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Countering an often youth-obsessed queer culture, these photos shed light on the later chapters of some of her subjects.
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More aggressively countering the negative frames about immigrants from the Trump camp will be important for Clinton in two ways.
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Seeing as how it appeared a full two years before Nirvana's major label debut, Nevermind, there's no countering that argument.
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His opening remarks appeared aimed at countering scepticism among victims who said the meeting looked like a public relations exercise.
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Ahead of Trump's trip, the White House said the president expected tangible results from Saudi Arabia in countering Islamic extremism.
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TVA strengthening is key in countering this, but so is an awareness of your body alignment, which I call stacking.
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A Green New Deal must insist on a new, and better, land use regime, countering decades of federal sprawl subsidy.
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Genji: The Genji strategy for countering Zenyatta is roughly the same as the Tracer strategy: use speed to your advantage.
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The disruption also prompted the grassroots #BringBackOurInternet campaign that could serve as a global model for countering government internet meddling.
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This is less a new policy idea for countering Russian geopolitics and more a veiled warning to the new administration.
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At the time Goodlatte introduced his legislation, there was little data available to make concrete recommendations on countering patent trolls.
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"We take concerns of parents very seriously and are working very hard on countering any misuse of Tellonym," Rellin said.
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And by jabbing at his opponents, countering their every blow, he put away sixteen skilled politicians in the GOP primary.
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The president has dismissed such criticisms, countering that his action is crucial for protecting national security from radical Islamic terrorism.
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Restore felons' voting rights: A recent report by the Sentencing Project laid bare the urgency of countering felon disenfranchisement rules.
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The Trump administration has said all options are on the table for countering the nuclear threat, according to the report.
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But Regling said a limited euro area budget was under discussion and could be helpful in countering asymmetric economic shocks.
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Trump has rejected such assertions, countering by saying his move is crucial for guarding the nation against radical Islamic terrorism.
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Taxation has also been proposed as a way of countering the mounting rates of sexually transmitted infections associated with drinking.
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Arshad's powerful and self-deprecating humour has been breaking down stereotypes and countering harmful and racist discourse from the start.
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Both Germany and Russia saw the war as a way of enhancing patriotism and countering the rising power of socialism.
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Sanders has repeatedly rejected Clinton's attacks, countering that gun makers are not responsible for criminals who abuse their legal products.
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Countering Russian and Iranian influence, meanwhile, is a risky project that makes escalation into great power conflict a real possibility.
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John McCain, is being treated for brain cancer -- which, the source said, has made Collins' voice countering Trump more important.
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The bill would not affect US military activities aimed at countering the Yemen-based affiliates of ISIS and al Qaeda.
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Mohamed Elibiary is a homeland security expert who has advised the US government on counterterrorism and countering violent extremism issues.
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The disruption also prompted a grassroots #BringBackOurInternet campaign that could serve as a global model for countering government internet meddling.
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Although many of these initiatives have been framed in terms of "countering China," there is a futility in this approach.
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Under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, Turkey's purchase of Russian military equipment makes it liable to US sanctions.
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Wildfires are blazing through the Amazon rainforest in record numbers, burning through a tropical forest vital to countering climate change
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Ultimately, the fate of Trump's efforts to test the limits on his power will depend on countering weight of institutions.
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At the walled compound, imams visit to teach the detainees moderate Islam, countering the radical preaching of Boko Haram fighters.
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The EU and NATO see the Western Balkan region as important for issues from controlling immigration to countering security threats.
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This year, the U.S. military put countering China, along with Russia, at the center of a new national defense strategy.
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The sanctions in question were required by the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which Congress overwhelmingly passed last year.
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They are dedicated to countering terrorism and finding solutions for extremism and sectarianism in the region wherever it comes from.
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Likewise, the Trump Department of Homeland Security canceled grants approved during the Obama administration devoted to countering home-grown terrorism.
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Saudi Arabia plays a crucial role in the Trump administration's signature Middle East policy: countering Iranian influence in the region.
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In the early going she was drawing Kowalkiewicz out, fading away from her strikes, and countering with good right hands.
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Common interests in countering Iran's destabilizing activities and fighting extremists as well as diversifying their economies have created real possibilities.
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These states' motivation for countering reform with extremism is to block socioeconomic transformations that would come at their rulers' expense.
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Countering those capabilities by China and Russia is a more difficult, and expensive, endeavor than combating terrorism, the officials said.
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They include protecting Russian citizens there — although it is unclear there are many — and countering the spread of Islamic militancy.
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Part of America's national security strategy means working with our allies and countering those who wish to do us harm.
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They may be joined by more weapon systems for countering rockets, artillery and mortars, known as C-RAM, McKenzie said.
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When Beijing brags about its successes in countering the disease, Washington should simply point out that Taipei did it better.
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In his new book, "The Stress Solution," Dr. Rangan Chatterjee offers advice on countering the damaging effects of chronic stress.
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A key part of this is countering terrorism, a mutual threat that our two countries work closely together to fight.
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Last week, the "Countering Iran's Destabilizing Activities Act of 2017" received a rare and near unanimous bipartisan vote in Congress.
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They said they were galvanized by the #MeToo movement, which has been credited as countering widespread sexual abuse and misconduct.
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The leaders are likely to talk to Trump about countering Iran, combating Islamist extremism, and deepening economic and military partnerships.
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The company gave $300,000 to Government Accountability & Oversight, a group focused on countering organizations that oppose Trump administration environmental rollbacks.
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There has rightly been a great deal of effort put into countering jihadist groups and their supporters in the West.
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According to the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer, countering speakers by simply shouting out specific conspiracy theories is good enough.
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Ryan B. Greer is CEO of Vasa Strategies, a countering violent extremism consultancy, and Deputy Executive Director of the impl.
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Countering those doubts, the airline's CEO and chairman raised their holdings in the company by 10 percent on Sept. 14.
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Assist South Korea in countering the missiles and artillery targeting Seoul, and in ensuring that the capital's population is saved.
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According to Schmitz, nailing this down could open up some far-out possibilities for countering the climate crisis with geoengineering.
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D.C. thinking (which includes the broader GOP intelligentsia) was and will never be effective in countering a phenomenon like Trump.
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So, Kim ostensibly thinks he can continue to play agent provocateur while the US becomes less capable of countering him.
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Modly suggested that U.S. reactions to Iranian actions could take away from the Pentagon's focus toward priorities like countering China.
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One of the first moves of the Bundestag this year was to announce new legislation aimed at countering anti-Semitism.
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The U.S. should strengthen its position in countering Russia's attempts to control Arctic sea routes while also containing China's capabilities.
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But critics say that pressure has pushed Iranian leaders into countering with a variety of military attacks in the Gulf.
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A Putin deputy, Vyacheslav Volodin, came up with the idea of countering these protests with a campaign of internet disinformation.
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The U.S. military put countering China and Russia at the center of a new national defense strategy unveiled in January.
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H: And do you think that art can have a role to play in countering that or commenting on that?
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The measure extols ICE for countering the narcotics trade and applauds its efforts in rescuing people caught in human-trafficking schemes.
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There is a desire to shift from difficult nation-building missions toward countering great-power challengers like Russia and especially China.
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Bratingham's team is studying "Spatio-Temporal Game Theory & Real-Time Machine Learning for Adversarial Groups," with a focus on countering extremism.
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The latest compliance reports drove oil prices higher for a third day on Friday, countering a rebound in U.S. drilling activity.
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The Countering Violent Extremism program connects law enforcement officials with Muslim-American groups and was launched by President Barack Obama's administration.
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Countering that, the GST bill is expect to ease India's byzantine tax system, which has been a longstanding roadblock to growth.
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He's built as a flanker but is really best-suited to mid-range DPS with a focus on countering enemy flankers.
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On Tuesday, U.S. President Barack Obama said he and Nigerian President Mohammadu Buhari had discussed ways of countering the militant group.
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"In that sense, it becomes part of the agenda for jointly countering international terrorism for the US and Russia," he said.
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Several government agencies have recently made countering foreign influence operations a priority, though it's not always been clear who's doing what.
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Countering the exchange-rate setbacks, pricing improvements and a demand shift to pricier vehicles boosted revenue by a combined 1.3 percent.
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Steve Bannon, former White House chief strategist and chairman of Breitbart News, at Monday's conference on countering violent extremism in Washington.
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The investment is going towards YouTube's Creators for Change, its two-year old program focused on countering hate and promoting tolerance.
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Mei: Much like Roadhog, Mei's D.Va-countering skills hinge on her ability to cut through Defense Matrix with her ice spray.
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Shaikh is a Canadian Muslim who was radicalized as a young man and is now an expert on countering violent extremism.
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Mr Trump reluctantly signed the bill, the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), after it sailed through Congress last year.
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The bottom line: Amazon is toeing a fine line — countering its critics without being so aggressive that it alienates its customers.
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Jennifer Eggert, a Muslim expert on terrorism, tours London mosques arguing for Muslims to play a bigger part in countering terrorism.
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Any potential sanctions would come under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which President Donald Trump signed in August 2017.
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Mnuchin's comments were seen countering those of the president, who last week said the dollar was too strong, sending it reeling.
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Therefore, we are reinvigorating our own investments in countering high-end capable militaries, like Russia, by the way China, separate subject.
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Lindsey Graham floated a version of a "clean" standard, albeit as Republicans were countering largely Democratic calls for renewables-only mandate.
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He is not expected to seek significant changes on policies such as improving military readiness and countering Chinese and Russian expansionism.
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The airport's Twitter feed has been feverishly countering bad information and responding to inquiries, as Florida is slammed by Hurricane Irma.
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S. leadership is indispensable to countering an anti-growth, energy agenda that is detrimental to U.S. economic and energy security interests.
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In the book, Gorka suggests that America develop a new NSC-68 directed towards countering Islamic supremacism — contra the Obama administration.
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Countering these touches of femininity, however, are the presence of props that are clearly masculine, the most obvious being samurai swords.
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The Countering Russian Hostilities Act of 2017 is the most likely vehicle for congressional action to increase economic pressure on Moscow.
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In the hope of countering the trending negativity over the weekend, Uber shelled out for targeted ads to saturate social media.
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Bongo's allies submitted evidence to the court rejecting Ping's allegations and countering that the opposition leader had himself orchestrated vote fraud.
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S. air strikes aimed at countering extremist organizations in Africa and the Middle East more than doubled under President Donald Trump.
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Lawyers for Jeffrey Epstein have requested house arrest and electronic monitoring for their client, countering prosecutors' request for detention until trial.
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Countering them means taking seriously the questions they bring up, while offering better answers than unscrupulous demagogues like Orbán can muster.
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Saudi Arabia needs the US for military support and protection, for help in countering Iran and fighting extremists, among other things.
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The letter emphasized the importance of further engagement in various areas including countering terrorism, enhancing legislative dialogue and resuming cultural exchanges.
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In countering Kim's game, President Trump would be best served by using the law, rather than political drama, as a lever.
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Instead of countering modern security threats, we spend billions on Cold War holdovers and tanks that rust in the Nevada desert.
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Saudi Arabia supported Syria's rebels in the hopes of replacing Mr. Assad with a friendlier government and of countering Iran's influence.
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O'Rourke's more recent social media activity has focused on countering President Donald Trump's characterizations of life on the US-Mexico border.
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Yet countering the anti-immigration and anti-free-trade slogans in this election year will require all of his oratorical skills.
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"The challenge of countering these types of small, low-level drones is one that has yet to be surmounted," Michel said.
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The U.S.-Brazil agreement is a good first step towards promoting deeper space cooperation and countering China's ambitions in the region.
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In the coming year, Congress should rededicate itself to countering the resurgence of anti-Semitism in Europe and around the globe.
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In the Middle East, President Trump has focused on three issues thus far: Israeli-Palestinian peace, countering ISIS and containing Iran.
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They're also predicting the Goodlatte bill would have a weak showing, countering the notion of widespread support for Trump's immigration policies.
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All options are on the table for countering deforestation, including activating the military for use in environmental enforcement operations, Salles said.
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Once conducted entirely at the state-level between known adversaries, technology has eroded the traditional channels of producing and countering disinformation.
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The sanctions in question were required by the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) that Congress passed overwhelmingly last year.
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From its first days, the Trump administration has diverted resources away from law enforcement programs devoted to countering home-grown terrorism.
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And it's not just the rhizome that's edible, the whole plant is—if you don't mind countering a few bitter roots.
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Why it matters: In August 2017, President Trump signed into law the Countering America's Adversaries through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) against Russia.
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Two Israeli officials told me the team was formed as a part of the U.S.-Israeli framework document on countering Iran.
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An Oakland group is countering with a $2109 billion stadium proposal of its own, putting up $0003 million of taxpayer money.
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No one at ringside expected to see Sangmanee bested in such an utterly diabolical fashion by Superlek's kicking, checking and countering.
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One part of the training that Dr. Fridell said was based on studies of implicit bias is directed at countering stereotypes.
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Staying has more to do with countering Assad, which actually harms the goal of defeating ISIS's remnants and radical Sunni Islamists.
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They are much more invested in the conflict in Yemen and in countering Iran's steadily growing influence throughout the Middle East.
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The GenderCool Project highlights transgender students who are ambitious and well-adjusted, countering the gloom-and-doom portrayals that are common.
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"The Saudis and Emiratis want a policy focused on countering Iran and working against [Syrian President Bashar al-]Assad," says Jeffrey.
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The Metrograph is countering that with Films of Pride and Protest, a program of shorts not easily found on digital services.
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Davis did a good job of feinting and staying on top of his feet, taking away Zabit's favorite method of countering.
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Democrats have pushed back, countering that the efforts are part of an attempt to suppress voting by Democratic constituencies, particularly minorities.
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Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, the United Nations special rapporteur on the protection of human rights while countering terrorism, said in a Sept.
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The donation to the ADL, a Jewish organization dedicated to countering anti-Semitism, was originally was meant to clear the air.
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Another posted a blurry photo of ROF members that was seemingly taken from a blog dedicated to countering extremism in Tallahassee.
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In addition to countering the vocal anti-vaccine movement, our public health initiatives need to emphasize the dangers of vaccine delay.
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Sara Khan, who leads the government's Commission for Countering Extremism, said in a statement the guidance should and would be recalled.
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General Motors – GM's stock slipped 0.2% after the United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced it was countering the automaker's latest offer.
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But his willingness to put himself out there may come in handy in countering the impression that the Fed is inaccessible.
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Countering transnational terrorism and protecting the homeland from planned attacks from radical Islamic extremists is certainly a U.S. national security interest.
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The unit makes weapons including radar threat-countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships.
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Some members argue that NATO doesn't make enough of an effort elsewhere in the world in terms of countering other threats.
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" The GEC was established in April 2016, and its mission includes "countering the adverse effects of state-sponsored propaganda and disinformation.
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Countering those concerns is sentiment that with bond yields low, investors will stay attracted to stocks, especially those with lofty dividends.
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The deal could potentially open India up to US sanctions under legislation known as Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA).
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"It's not about having the biggest technology spend on Wall Street," says Marianne Lake, JPMorgan's finance chief, countering suggestions of profligacy.
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The Space Force, then, will focus just on space — and on countering Russia and China there — as the Trump administration wanted.
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In August 2017, Trump signed into law the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), a bill overwhelmingly passed by Congress.
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Thursday's briefing contained point-by-point plans for how the Trump administration is countering Russian influence efforts in the midterm elections.
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But countering suicide attacks can be a challenge even in countries with weak civil rights protections and expansive law enforcement powers.
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Worse, he said, it may fuel skepticism in Europe over the U.S.' commitment to countering Russia when push comes to shove.
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Wuhan is aiming to remake an industrial waterfront along China's manufacturing corridor into a space for countering pollution and reclaiming greenspace.
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"We are now countering not only the vector of the measles virus, but we're countering the vector of the anti-vaxers, and that message -- that insidious message -- is just as challenging as the most contagious virus on the face of the earth," said Dr. Oxiris Barbot, commissioner of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
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"We are now countering not only the vector of the measles virus, but we're countering the vector of the anti-vaxers, and that message - that insidious message -- is just as challenging as the most contagious virus on the face of the earth," said Dr. Oxiris Barbot, the commissioner of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
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Kushner stressed that Saudi Arabia was an important ally of the United States, especially in countering Iran's influence in the Middle East.
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While at DHS, she worked in the policy office on what is known as "countering violent extremism" issues, according to the official.
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Under pressure to deliver quarterly results, Campbell has been slow to innovate its soup business, simply countering slowing demand with higher prices.
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They argue it offers the best hope of countering Islamic State militants in the country, and stemming migrant boat crossings toward Europe.
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He proposed countering it by implementing universal basic income in the form of a $2200,221-a-month 'Freedom Dividend' for U.S. citizens.
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Many of these penalties are already required under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, and the Trump administration is contemplating others.
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The problem, such companies say, is that regulations on the use of drones - and about countering them - are still in their infancy.
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Rates for gonorrhoea dropped 24% between 2000 and 403, but have risen by 48% since then, more than countering the previous fall.
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His plea to first-degree murder implies premeditation, countering the possibility that the murder was committed in a cold-medicine induced haze.
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Democrats are countering with attacks on GOP rejection of mainstream climate science and what they call the party's absence of effective ideas.
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The company also particularly noted the damage the trade war has done to its business and the difficulty of countering the losses.
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"It's as bad as it seems," said a government consultant who requested anonymity to discuss countering-WMD projects he has worked on.
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U.S. and Indian security interests strongly align over countering the threat of terrorism in South Asia and China's deepening footprint across Asia.
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But the DoD just released its national defense strategy, which shifts the country's priorities to countering China and Russia instead of terrorism.
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Countering Russian influence in the Middle East (or anywhere else, for that matter) seems not merely unimportant to Trump but actually counterproductive.
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The effort involves not just defining this nominee, countering the White House's narrative, but also giving cover to those blue-state Republicans.
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Omadacycline would be the first of a new class of antibiotics known as aminomethylcyclines, and could help in countering growing antibiotic resistance.
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Here is a great example of Nasukawa drawing out the right hand and countering through the open side, twice in quick succession.
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Countering this was another increase in U.S. crude oil production, while a rise in gasoline stocks pointed to a slowdown in demand.
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McCaul and others have voiced support for more programs countering violent extremism in prisons that aim to prevent the radicalization of prisoners.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) thinks there's something missing from the congressional investigation into Russia's election meddling: solutions for countering foreign disinformation campaigns.
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Just as advocates have saved lives and prevented suffering by exposing and countering Big Tobacco, we can do the same with soda.
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Countering the Level Change Yet Daniel Cormier's most dangerous tactic will always be changing levels and picking up the high crotch single.
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The Trump administration started its trade war this year with China under the auspices of countering Beijing's theft of U.S. intellectual property.
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Neither of these groups understands that countering China's specific, comprehensive plans will require an overarching strategy and specific initiatives of our own.
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Attendees at the meeting in London are also due to discuss countering child sex abusers and tackling militant finance, the official said.
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The White House has tasked a multi-agency committee with countering pro-marijuana messaging, according to a Wednesday report from BuzzFeed News.
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Billingslea also "stressed the importance of countering Iranian malign activity in Lebanon," a statement from the United States embassy in Lebanon said.
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He was a senior counterterrorism official with the Department of Homeland Security and the Countering Violent Extremism Task Force under President Obama.
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"A strategy that works for Russia for example countering their propaganda efforts may or may not work for another country," he said.
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Rather than contesting an "information war," the top strategic priority for countering Russian disinformation should be support for honest, high-quality journalism.
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He advises U.S. national security and development agencies on the role of strategic communications in countering terrorism and disinformation around the world.
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"As part of this effort, we have launched an end-to-end review of all DHS 'countering violent extremism' or CVE programs."
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A law known as the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) also requires sanctions for doing business with Russia's defense industry.
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FARA is a law passed during World War II that was aimed at identifying and countering Nazi propaganda in the United States.
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Digitizing information has removed the cost barrier to orchestrating a global disinformation campaign, and with it, significant leverage for countering its impact.
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"This provocation only serves to increase the international community's resolve to countering the DPRK's prohibited activities," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said.
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Brazil is home to 60% of the Amazon, the world's largest tropical forest, which is seen as vital to countering global warming.
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Countering the Muslim Brotherhood agenda and exposing the group's nefarious terrorist activity is a high-priority activity now undertaken by the kingdom.
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They belong to a large and growing movement that outnumbers the far right and aims for something more than merely countering it.
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There's been a lot of talk about combating hate speech on various platforms and countering the very real possibility of algorithmic bias.
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In a purely strategic sense, this would make Israel the kingdom's strongest potential Middle East partner in countering Iran for regional primacy.
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She currently serves as an International Security program fellow with New America, focusing on national security and preventing and countering violent extremism.
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Pompeo's comments were aimed at countering disinformation from the Chinese government about the origin of the virus, a State Department official said.
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And then there are policies that in the name of "countering violent extremism" focus on the supposed threats of radicalization and extremism.
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Jacinda Ardern, one of the young, progressive leaders countering Donald Trump, talks about being only the second world leader to give birth.
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But the zeroes and ones of how we're doing the work, that's not important in terms of best practices in countering disinformation.
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Its top priority: Countering China's infrastructure investments in those regions, often targeted to countries that can help Beijing expand its geopolitical clout.
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Eventually, I located a few retired American government officials who had worked tirelessly countering Russian fake news in a pre-internet era.
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Last year, the White House hosted a three-day CVE summit that focused on awareness, countering recruitment narratives, and community-led intervention.
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For the past decade, he has run Quilliam, an organization dedicated to countering Islamic extremism in Britain and elsewhere, notably in Pakistan.
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Critics have since loudly blamed it for the difficulty in countering the MCAS when the system receives false indications of a stall.
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The coalition remains committed to vigorously countering AQAP and will continue to work with international partners in this regard, Al-Malki said.
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Chief among those battles, Mr. Pentin said, was Mr. Bannon's focus on countering a "cultural Marxism" that had seeped into the church.
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But Mr. Turner holds his own, gamely countering his strong resemblance to the young Richard Gere with a performance of perplexed immaturity.
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While technical research on countering disinformation and efforts to identify, understand, and undercut influence campaigns are increasing, our current capabilities fall short.
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Besides countering the pillars of white supremacist ideology, the company also put significant effort into building playlists that challenge the radicalization process.
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Your ability to see both sides of a situation might be your greatest strength when it comes to anticipating and countering arguments.
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The correct, proven strategy for countering terrorists and their organizations is to prove to them, swiftly, that theirs is a lost cause.
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NT: What about starting either a new social media platform—or even just a news aggregator—that is devoted to countering polarization?
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Governments in the rest of the world can demonstrate solidarity in countering terrorism by at least taking responsibility for their own nationals.
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She was particularly focused on countering Russia President Vladimir Putin's nefarious espionage and influence operations, which were targeting our homeland and allies.
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In Common Sense for the 21st Century, Hallam argues that nonviolent civil disobedience is our only shot at countering the climate emergency.
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His campaign has turned it into an acronym that stands for "Make America Think Harder," countering Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan.
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"The Prince of Kickboxing" lived up to his regal moniker by countering Hari's left lead with sharp hands and clubbing, low kicks.
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And at too many of those jobs, she was the only woman working in the writers' room, countering Hollywood's endless boys' club.
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Last year, the US Justice Department announced Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) pilot programs were rolling out in Boston, Minneapolis, and Los Angeles.
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That involves a mix of Force powers, like pushing and pulling and Cal's signature Force Slow, and parrying or dodge rolling and countering.
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Pointing to a shared interest in countering Turkish forces, Xelil said Afrin could be an issue for discussion in any negotiations with Damascus.
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For instance, sativa strains are usually higher on THC than indica strains, which is why they're so helpful in countering chemotherapy-related nausea.
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And while McCarthy was doing little to stop competitors from striking, Severn was still dead set on implementing his slow, countering game plan.
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The new group, the Countering Violent Extremism Task Force, will comprise members of the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice.
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It also said it would hold a youth summit on countering online extremism, with input from companies like Twitter, Microsoft, Facebook and Google.
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"Countering [disinformation and propaganda] is something that starts before the information campaign begins," said Tofvesson, the tall, silver-haired head of the department.
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The grants, which were part of the $10 million Congress appropriated for the Department of Homeland Security's countering violent extremism programs, or CVE.
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Stylistically, Vigée Le Brun avoided both the lightness of Late Rococo and the artifice of Neo-Classicism, countering both with a modulated naturalism.
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Then, he said, he would tell China that countering its currency devaluation might require a 12% import tax, to level the playing field.
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Saudi Arabia is a major oil supplier and a close ally of the United States in countering Iranian power in the Middle East.
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He then went full-on Melissa McCarthy, angrily countering that the media selectively chooses when to rely on statements from the intelligence committees.
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A State Department office formerly focused on terrorism, the Global Engagement Centre, has a new mission countering propaganda from China, Russia and Iran.
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For example, some genes that were ramped up are responsible for stimulating inflammation and the immune system as well as for countering stress.
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Andresen said that his accounts were not hacked before his endorsement of Wright as Satoshi, countering speculation from some in the Bitcoin community.
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For Prince Muhammad, it seems, Palestinian aspirations to statehood are less important than countering Iran, which has extended its influence in the region.
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They viewed Obama-era terms like "Countering Violent Extremism" (CVE) as a politically correct substitute for calling out the real problem: radical Islam.
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And the benefit of countering Trump's story with a left-populist one is that the left-populist story is more-or-less true.
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It also appears to show the officer throwing off his body cam, countering the claim that it had fallen off on its own.
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But developers in some cities have been secretly countering home price caps by requiring additional payments, such as exorbitant fees for car parks.
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Countering Iranian activity in the region, especially the Iranian entrenchment efforts in Syria and the Iranian support for Hezbollah and other terror groups.
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Countering losses, the company revealed more details about its planned digital sports streaming service which is set to debut in part next year.
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The backdrop: Moore has been under pressure from Sean Hannity and members of Congress to offer substantive evidence countering the allegations against him.
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Israel is concerned by what it sees as a policy difference with the U.S. on countering Iranian military entrenchment in Syria, officials say.
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Horiguchi's game is bursting into his right hand and Nasukawa's game is countering through the open side as that hand is drawn back.
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Congress overwhelmingly passed Russia sanctions last year as part of the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, despite pushback from the White House.
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Ties between India and Japan have blossomed as Modi and Abe increasingly see eye-to-eye in countering growing Chinese assertiveness across Asia.
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But Facebook does not appear to have applied the same resources to countering the domestic and organic disinformation sharing described in the report.
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The move comes after the Trump administration canceled grants earlier this year for several organizations that are dedicated to countering right-wing violence.
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The odds also say that Donald J. Trump is expected to wear a red tie, with Hillary Clinton countering with a blue jacket.
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Malaysia has historically been a critical ally of the United States in Southeast Asia, cooperating closely on trade, security, and countering violent extremism.
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It is estimated that 85033 US government organizations and 1900 private companies work on programs related to countering terrorism, homeland security and intelligence.
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This includes $250 million for countering Russian influence and propaganda authorized in the Russia sanctions enacted in August, and other similar funding streams.
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The Countering Iran's Destabilizing Activities Act, which also includes the Russia sanctions, passed the Senate in a 98-2 vote on June 15.
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The United States has ignored one of its most capable and effective partners in countering the rise of violent extremism throughout the world.
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Defending against spear-phishing and network attacks isn't the same as countering a massive influence operation run by a state actor like Russia.
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A law known as the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) also calls for sanctions for doing business with Russia's defense industry.
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If the Russian threat decreases, then NATO will focus its attention on other threats -- including countering terrorism in places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Like other modern problems, countering this threat without jeopardizing aircraft safety or banning lawful drone activity will require agile laws and creative regulations.
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German interference in the U.S. political system as means of countering President Trump's foreign policy agenda has sparked sharp criticism from Republican senators.
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The American military, along with our allies, understand that assisting unstable countries build responsive governments is a key component to countering violent extremism.
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And countering a trend of increasing diversity on the appellate bench under Mr. Obama, two-thirds of Mr. Trump's appointees are white men.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. military said in a new national defense strategy that countering Russia, along with China, would be a priority.
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In November 2015, I was tapped to serve as a volunteer on a Department of Homeland Security task force on countering violent extremism.
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"I think we often let North Korea consume our Asia policy and forget the most critical strategic priority: countering China," Oba told me.
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In this sense, strengthening an enlightened version of Heimat, countering the impression that the native culture is endangered, can actually help integrate foreigners.
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"Countering biological threats, infectious diseases, and pandemics is a priority of the administration — a key pillar of our national security strategy," Rear Adm.
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Harris, countering Biden's Obamacare namecheck, brought up the fact that former Obama Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius had endorsed her plan.
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Andrew M. Cuomo unveiled a budget plan aimed at countering President Trump's tax changes, calling them an "economic missile" headed for New York.
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The anti-fascist movement, at its core — where antifa draws many of its principles — sees violence is an acceptable means of countering fascism.
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Wealth Matters The founders of the Pillars Fund seek to strengthen a network of Muslim support groups while countering negative perceptions and stereotypes.
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Now she dedicates herself to countering the notion that soul food has to include meat, and that childhood classics need milk or butter.
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Fairer capitalism, less environmental inequality, countering terrorism, harnessing artificial intelligence and plotting a more equal partnership with Africa top his three-day agenda.
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In March 2019, Murphy and Johnson were among a group of lawmakers who introduced legislation aimed at countering Russian energy influence in Europe.
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They have also advocated for broader access to health care, countering a key channel through which income inequality can harm all of society.
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Qatar has rejected the charges, countering that its rivals are seeking to curb its sovereignty and tame its influential television channel Al Jazeera.
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Countering perfection, some handles rely on user-generated rather than commissioned photos or those from influencers who are getting free travel in return.
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But there is something bleaker still about those same voices countering the Sanders insurgency with abstractions about electability and a familiar learned helplessness.
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Defining American goals and countering the Iranian response will be critical to map the Administration's next steps in the days, weeks, and months.
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He has also written essays on 'just war' and Muslims' responsibility in countering violence and denouncing conflict and jihad, unless in self-defense.
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Efforts that would be better reserved for checking China's aggressiveness in the South China Sea must be expended on countering the North's provocations.
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Otherwise, there would be conversations weighing the benefits of restricting aid against the harm to American interests in countering the power of Russia.
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If you don't say, 'This is to counter Trump,' even if you are in fact countering Trump, that's how you get Republican partners.
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The law's overarching aim is to protect workers and consumers by countering the financial speculation, reckless lending and price gouging that inflate bubbles.
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Republicans have not -- and don't plan to -- agree to that, countering that their staff has been doing that work the last few days.
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The Daily Beast: Veterans of Clinton's pummeling by Trump in 2016 say Biden and his campaign have stumbled in countering the president's attacks.
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As to his attempts to cooperate with Russia in countering jihadism, they are disconcerting for their potential to indirectly strengthen Putin's ally, Iran.
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Countering violence, she understood, demands sustained intellectual engagement: We are all watchpersons, guided by the lessons and cautions of centuries of unnecessary devastation.
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Sharing a common assessment enables everyone to speak the same language regarding the threat and countering it through the action of specific institutions.
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Much of Clegg's speech, to the Atlantic Festival in Washington DC, appeared aimed at countering suggestions that Facebook should be broken up entirely.
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Those feelings were a feature among those rallying to keep Robert E. Lee's statue up in Charlottesville rather than those countering their protest.
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The cross check isn't as commonly used in many gyms but it is a great technique for countering kicking with flurries of punching.
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But its Cold War rival NATO, a military alliance formed in 1948 for the explicit purpose of countering Soviet power, did not disband.
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Moreover, the US thinks too much in terms of countering ISIS's ideology and too little in offering something constructive to address perceived grievances.
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In a five-page section titled "Countering Russian Influence and Aggression," appropriators flatly outlaw any federal money going to the Russian government and approves $250 million to the Countering Russian Influence Fund, a program that works for boost the "capacity of law enforcement and security forces in country in Europe and Eurasia" and looks to deepen ties to anti-Russia allies.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the People's Bank of China said it would improve its supervision mechanism for fighting money laundering and for countering terrorism financing.
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The official indicated that preserving U.S. security cooperation with Egypt, which includes countering militant groups, was part of the rationale for releasing the funds.
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And the Democrats are countering this with free tuition, guaranteed jobs for everybody, $15 minimum wage, as was opinted out, getting rid of ICE.
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Any potential economic or political penalties would come under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which President Donald Trump signed in August 2017.
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Countering Smith's thesis, law enforcement agencies and Silicon Valley both seem fairly set on face recognition as an inevitability, despite bad press about inaccuracies.
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As Facebook continues to face criticism over how it handles terrorist propaganda, the company is detailing its process for countering radicalization and other threats.
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The Western defense alliance insists it's not about Russia, but is aimed at countering a potential missile attack from Iran or any rogue states.
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Both aces appeared to be settling in nicely in the second, with Stephen Strasburg countering Justin Verlander's overpowering effort with one defined by efficiency.
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However, in August 2018, in advance of the midterm elections, representatives from large tech firms did meet to discuss countering manipulation on their platforms.
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Mitchell thought such a meeting — and open lines of communication with Hungary — was essential to countering Russia and China in Central and Eastern Europe.
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An administration that sees countering "radical Islamic extremism" as its overriding strategic priority would find it hard to justify leaving Afghanistan to its fate.
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But at the podium, Finnish President Sauli Niinistö, maintained a consistent message, subtly countering Trump on the climate crisis, European cooperation and arms control.
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Trans and feminist activists and writers, and their allies, have been countering anti-transgender feminism through public debate, scholarship and policy recommendations for decades.
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In focus were banks, with strong results from French lender BNP Paribas and Switzerland's Credit Suisse countering a poor report from British bank Lloyds.
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An ongoing fight by Middle East producers for market share in Asia also weighed on prices, countering production declines and disruptions around the world.
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Germany and European allies accuse Washington of using its Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) to meddle in their foreign and energy policies.
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But his second promise was more visible to the world: Japan would pursue a muscular foreign policy with a special focus on countering China.
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Iran may be a relatively powerful country in the Middle East, but its options for countering the US and its European allies are few.
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There are also forces deployed to Europe countering Russia's Minsk accord violations in Ukraine, and Russia's malign actions in other allied and partner nations.
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The Department of Homeland Security handles attacks to election infrastructure, like voter registration databases, and the FBI is tasked with countering foreign disinformation campaigns.
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If this keeps happening without abatement or countering, we will inevitably be faced with a drastically different, far less democratic version of the internet.
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Call handlers will get specialist training to support hate crime victims with funding announced last month, Baroness Susan Williams, Minister for Countering Extremism, said.
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The latest incident involving a drone comes the day after Iran's parliament passed a bill aimed at "countering" recently passed US sanctions on Tehran.
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The meetings make Trump look engaged and interested, countering critics who have questioned his mental acuity, but they have done little to advance policy.
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" Countering the argument, Krepon said the U.S. government is diversifying through information sharing by reaching out to utilize "this tremendous surge of commercial capability.
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But Idemitsu management has played down those fears, countering that the company these days imports only 1 percent of its crude oil from Iran.
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He also played down the risk that Washington could impose sanctions against companies involved under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) law.
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" Paul tweeted that the letter "emphasized the importance of further engagement in various areas including countering terrorism, enhancing legislative dialogue and resuming cultural exchanges.
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Overall, approvals were still running around an historically high rate of 230,000 a year, countering concerns of a major downturn in construction anytime soon.
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But countering this running, this desperation to escape, was the feeling of wanting to stay put so that I could apologize to my mother.
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Stiff or cutting, pumping or flicking, leading or countering or even drawing, the jab is where to look for a fighter's science and knowledge.
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Countering euro strength, rather than lowering rock-bottom borrowing costs, would be the main reason for a rate cut, one source told Reuters recently.
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That is a political judgment, and a political challenge for both sides -- the Senate in justifying that stance and the President in countering it.
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Democrats on the committee wrote their own memo countering some of the claims in the Nunes document, but that memo is not being released.
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Malaysia, a majority Muslim nation, has also acted as an important US partner in countering Islamic terrorism in the region, which Trump praised Tuesday.
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Where the two aforementioned Brazilians were passive counter fighters, McGregor is more proactive, making his opponent fight back against his pressure and then countering.
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In describing the atomic plans, the Pentagon explicitly calls the cruise missile and related nuclear arms essential for "countering Russian aggression" in Eastern Europe.
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Biden is deeply concerned with the direction of the country under Trump and wants to have a voice in countering Trump, those people said.
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The Trump administration is pushing to reshape a government program aimed at combating extremist ideologies to focus solely to countering Islamist extremists, Reuters reports.
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Leanne Erdberg is the director for countering violent extremism at the U.S. Institute of Peace and the interim executive director for the RESOLVE Network.
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For tobacco control, that means educating the public about the risks of nicotine addiction and countering the tobacco industry's efforts to lure young users.
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Richmond Blake is director of policy and advocacy at Mercy Corps, where he manages the organization's Africa, conflict prevention and countering violent extremism policy.
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Trump told them that unity among Washington's Arab partners was essential to promoting regional stability and countering the threat of Iran, the statement said.
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The Shared Responsibility Committees operate under the umbrella of broader Justice Department efforts at preventing people from becoming radicals, known as Countering Violent Extremism.
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Now, the dynamics of a changing Middle East have revealed an association built on mutual interests, namely countering Iran's growing influence in the region.
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The greatest danger for senior officials is to diminish the prioritization of countering ISIS because it has no territory and a heavily constrained leader.
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It's already happening: Tillerson this month turned down $80 million in Global Engagement Center funding aimed at countering propaganda from ISIS and from Russian.
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Determined to punish Russia for interfering in the 28503 U.S. presidential election, last August Congress passed the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA).
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Even before Kennedy, 81, announced his resignation on Wednesday, the recent term demonstrated how Roberts was subtly taking more control and countering Kennedy's influence.
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The moves comes seven years after the fleet was disbanded and as the Pentagon puts countering Russia at the center of its military strategy.
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The administration has also folded two counterterror grant programs altogether, and is in the process of rebranding the Obama administration's Countering Violent Extremism office.
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But even as the momentum appeared to turn, the match remained tight, the fighters seemingly reading each others' minds and countering each other effectively.
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After significant consultations with Republican and Democratic members on the Hill, the Trump administration recently rolled out its "Countering Malign Kremlin Influence" (CMKI) strategy.
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House Intelligence Committee Democrats have released their memo aimed at countering the GOP document that alleged surveillance abuses in the Justice Department and FBI.
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Gary Peters from Michigan wrote to FBI Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General William Barr requesting specific information about their efforts countering domestic terror.
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Countering this on Thursday was another increase in U.S. crude oil production, while a rise in gasoline stocks pointed to a slowdown in demand.
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But CBO also underestimated the cost of credit subsidies on the cost of federal loans by $49 billion, countering some of its overestimates elsewhere.
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"Democratic governments will have to devote much greater diplomatic and other resources to countering China's charm offensive on the international stage," Freedom House added.
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The body also continues to advocate for curbing corruption by introducing commercial regulations and countering flagrant Russian money laundering by steadying the banking system.
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Countering foreign influence operations We remain convinced that our adversaries view the information domain as where they get the most bang for the buck.
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It is part Star Wars, part Disneyland, and part social phenomenon," InfoWorld's Scott Mace wrote in 1981, in an special section titled "Countering Computerphobia.
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There is no defensive subtlety or exploitation of windows for countering through, Werdum's counter is to swing back hard and fight fire with fire.
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The Defense Department unveiled a new policy Friday that calls for expanding U.S. nuclear capabilities, with an eye on countering Russia's growing nuclear power.
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Saudi Arabia has made clear that its priority is on countering Iran, leaving the U.S. out to dry in some of the terrorist fights.
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President Trump signed the "Countering Iran's Destabilizing Activities Act of 2017" after both the House and the Senate passed it with an overwhelming majority.
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Evaluations of alertness and fatigue based on A.I. analysis are already built into several car models, with dashboard warnings for countering stress and anger.
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Despite progress by Facebook, Twitter and other online platforms in countering malign actors, the EU's assessment piles pressure on the firms to go further.
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They absorb storm water runoff, keeping it out of sewers and countering pollution, and they reduce the impact of the urban island heat effect.
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Rather, Trump has defended the Saudi government as a key ally in countering Iran as well as bolstering the U.S. economy with arm sales.
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Those same areas already face unique barriers to countering social isolation and loneliness, including transportation barriers, and more limited broadband Internet and cellular connectivity.
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DHS funding for efforts aimed at countering violent extremism were also found to be significantly lower than other western democracies, according to the study.
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Not so for Taipei, which chose a technocratic yet compassionate approach to countering the virus, one that is in line with its liberal values.
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Dutton last week attended an event in the US on countering child exploitation, and was pictured with Ivanka Trump and Attorney General William Barr.
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The Trump administration has stirred concern in Europe due to doubts about NATO and countering Russia in Ukraine, as well as over free trade.
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Young people are countering their decay, learning how to rebuild the centuries-old system of landscape terracing that allows this improbable place to exist.
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Regeneron, which is based in Tarrytown, New York, worked with US health officials in developing a treatment that showed some success in countering Ebola.
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Aja Brown: The majority of voters are women, so it's really about connecting with one another and challenging perceptions by countering them with facts.
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At his swearing-in this month, Masisi promised to drive a transformation of Botswana's economy, creating more jobs and countering excessive dependence on diamonds.
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During a recent congressional delegation trip to Israel, I examined these threats firsthand and discussed ways the U.S. can better assist in countering them.
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Countering that arrogance are announcements of some big endorsements De León received following his announcement; they came from Democracy for America, former Vermont Gov.
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The drug, omadacycline, would be the first of a new class of antibiotics known as aminomethylcyclines, and could help in countering growing antibiotic resistance.
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But if we are to have any hope of countering China's dictatorial apparatus, we'll need a smarter and more sustained effort from our leaders.
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Such statutes would acknowledge that law enforcement has been successfully countering a terrorist threat here at home — that is to say, domestically — for decades.
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They said they were focused on building a political coalition capable of countering Mr. Trump and advancing liberal policies at all levels of government.
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A third threat may prove the most potent: the Trump administration's adoption of Saudi Arabia's obsession with "countering Iranian influence" in the Middle East.
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She currently serves as an International Security Program fellow with New America, focusing on National Security and Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (P/CVE).
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First of all, the former president has believed for some time that the campaign has not been vigorous enough in countering Sanders's populist rhetoric.
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Mr. Mattis sought to persuade the United States' allies that nothing has changed when it comes to countering President Vladimir V. Putin and Russia.
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Countering terror As at every Super Bowl, the FBI is the lead agency for counterterrorism efforts in the runup to and during the game.
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Since 28500/6900, countering ISIS and similar terrorist groups and deterring Iran have been the primary reasons for U.S. forces in the Gulf region.
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But Muslims in Birmingham also deeply resent what they see as a grossly unfair reputation, countering that most residents are proud and law-abiding.
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Now, a Times investigation has found that a secret, three-year Pentagon cyberwar is not effectively countering the North's sophisticated nuclear and missile programs.
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I am used to countering distorted claims from the phalanx of special interest lobbyists that you are forced to climb over everywhere you go.
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The general in charge of U.S. Central Command said Tuesday that countering Iran is not a mission of the American-led coalition fighting ISIS.
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It is a shock for Beijing to realize that reports about an administration-wide policy initiative countering China are more than mere Washington hearsay.
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In addition, U.S. development resources are currently playing a critical role in some of the most fragile parts of the world countering violent extremism.
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In the event of future interference specifically by Russia, the bill expands on penalties already imposed by the Countering America's Adversaries Act of 220006.
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Last October, he delivered a speech addressing nationalism and Russian aggression, countering points presented by Trump though never addressing the current president by name.
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She currently serves as an international security program fellow with New America, focusing on National Security and Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (P/CVE).
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Rogers added that he had directed the agency to "begin some specific work" related to countering Russian meddling, but did not go into detail.
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Countering the warm humanism and leftist politics of the muralists, Mr. Cuevas offered an existentialist's view of the human condition, with hopelessness a given.
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Read: 21 historic firsts from the 2018 midterms "I don't think the Republican Party has been honest about countering it at all," Shah said.
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The 41-year-old centrist president has cast himself as leader of a liberal movement countering the rise of the far right in Europe.
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Earlier, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter had talks with his Gulf Arab counterparts on ways of countering Iranian influence and fighting the Islamic State group.
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Whether it&aposs countering terrorism ... whether it&aposs the fact that we&aposre going to start to work together more strongly on the military aspect.
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Over the last couple of years, Boudreau says she has made a living giving talks about countering violent extremism across Canada, the US, and Europe.
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If Ankara goes ahead with the Russian deal, Turkey also could face sanctions under a U.S. law known as Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act.
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Despite what you just saw, president has a long track record countering the malicious actions of Vladimir Putin, something that President Obama did not have.
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Michael Johnson was able to crack Ferguson hard on his second or third punch, countering in combinations when he knew Ferguson was at a disadvantage.
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Donald Trump, by not standing up to Russia yesterday or today, is not countering that threat and that should be a problem for all Americans.
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Against Lima he looked well rounded with his striking, a decision which might have been helped along by Lima countering every left hook he threw.
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The administration says it's determined to pull out of Middle Eastern "forever wars" so it can focus on countering the rise of Russia and China.
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The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.2 in April from March's eight-month high of 50.8, countering economists' expectations for a rise to 51.0.
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" Cardin, who coauthored the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which required that those sanctions be imposed, noted that Trump "complained when he signed it.
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During the quarter, pricing improvements and a demand shift to more expensive vehicles boosted automotive revenue by a combined 1.3 percent, countering exchange-rate setbacks.
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"Katie is much more dangerous than Sebastian," said Eric Rosand, a former senior State Department official responsible for programs on Countering Violent Extremism, or CVE.
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Others have scorned the videos as an empty gesture, sometimes countering with an ironic #onemore hashtag that suggests they would be buying another firearm instead.
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Mei: Mei's icy spray can stop a Winston in his tracks — and prevent him from leaping away — but that's not her most effective countering tool.
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The appearances seemed aimed at countering criticism that Mr. Xi has been aloof amid rising public discontent with his government's struggle to contain the crisis.
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The prime minister must not allow that to happen and instead work with Mrs Merkel as a bloc capable of countering Mr Trump's worst traits.
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Obama will be receiving Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto in the Oval Office on Friday for talks on trade, climate change and countering drug trafficking.
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"The leaders will also coordinate on North Korea-related issues, including countering the growing North Korean nuclear and missile threats," it said in a statement.
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Buying military equipment from Russia leaves Turkey vulnerable to U.S. retribution under a 2017 law known as the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA).
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Scenes of her burning her bra and countering men on television are vividly powerful, because it's a reminder of the work that she continues today.
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A bill called the "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act" requires the US to impose penalties on those that do business with Russia's defense sector.
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In her lyrical and gently digressive book she analyses, and works to recover, the countering power of her first, elemental, female response to the sea.
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D.Va/Winston: Countering a sniper like Widowmaker isn't so much a matter of shooting her down as it is about keeping her out of position.
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Our experience in this goes back to 2011, when the UAE hosted the foundation of the first international center for countering extremism, known as Hedayah.
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It focused on fighting corruption, countering the power of monopolistic trusts, social reform, and the active use of government to try to improve people's lives.
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Last month, a survey of military families found deep dissatisfaction, countering a far rosier picture of tenant satisfaction presented by private contractors managing base housing.
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"While we continue to make great strides towards countering ISIS trans-regionally, we recognize that we are dealing with a highly adaptive enemy," said Votel.
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Whether it is human trafficking or the potential of collision in space with space garbage or countering violent extremism—which are three examples amongst several.
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As they carry out their plans to repeal and replace the law, they're countering accusations of creating chaos by saying the law was failing anyway.
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"Countering terrorism is one of the things that most countries can work with Russia on," said a senior Western diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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This policy has helped American businessmen, investors, researchers, NGOs and other humanitarian organizations to gain access to the Kurdish region easily without countering any problems.
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This is backed up by Haroon Ullah, a terrorism expert who previously worked as a senior advisor at the State Department on countering violent extremism.
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But countering that optimism were tepid quarterly results from department store operators Nordstrom and J.C. Penney, following weak reports from retailers earlier in the week.
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And also tonight, new details on how President Trump is countering the Iranian trip with a policy of, yes, you guessed it, peace through strength.
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Senior Israeli officials confirmed that the U.S. and Israel have arrived at strategic understandings regarding Iran that would strengthen the cooperation in countering regional challenges.
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The leaders will discuss countering "China's predatory economic practices, " the situation in Venezuela and energy investment in the Caribbean, among other issues, the statement said.
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"There is a lot of progress that has been made on that front (countering terrorism financing)... but of course there is always room for improvement".
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Most important in countering the defeatism with which Iran has been approached by Washington élites is to unpick the hidden assumptions which surround the JCPOA.
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Countering accusations that he has a vested interest, Dominguez said he has no mine investments and has not been involved in the sector since 2006.
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But countering such intimidation from the right, which claims to believe passionately in freedom of speech, will require more than just pointing out their hypocrisy.
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Countering support for some form of military action were concerns about the cost in human lives of even a limited conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
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A liberal Court would mean the ACLU could spend less time countering attacks on civil liberties and more on expanding those rights through the courts.
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Measuring the efficacy of countering online extremism by the number of take-downs and the time to take-down does not tell the complete story.
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Countering that these issues were explored in the past or will be examined in the future is no response to the immediate and immense needs.
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In August, the U.S. Congress overwhelmingly approved the "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act" which imposed new sanctions on Iran for its ballistic missiles program.
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But Republicans have dismissed the request as a "fishing expedition," countering that Kavanaugh's roughly 12 years on the bench sheds light on his legal philosophy.
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His itinerary, along with the president's statements, suggest U.S. policy toward the continent under the Trump administration will focus on security and countering China's influence.
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For the foreseeable future, deterring and countering near-peer adversaries such as Russia and China will undoubtedly remain at the forefront of American grand strategy.
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Among the main stumbling blocks continue to be the lack of national consensus, let alone strategy, for preventing and countering violent extremism in this country.
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Those who advocate more advanced objectives can agitate and educate, but as far as countering a reactionary Republican Party nationally, they must bide their time.
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This was evident during the last debate when Rubio began countering Trump's attacks not with issue-based responses, but ad hominem attacks on Trump himself.
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The legislation, titled "Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act," was signed into law by President Trump in August, and also targets Iran and North Korea.
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Excluding the operations acquired, net fees rose 7.6 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, countering a 5.9 percent drop in net interest income.
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Some senators, too, say Saudi Arabia is too important for countering Iran, even if they support punishing it for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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They also form a powerful proxy force that Iran can use to maintain its Iraqi influence, countering the effects of US security support for Baghdad.
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President Donald Trump and other Cabinet members have since persuaded Mnuchin "to use blunt tools" in countering risk from Chinese investments, Bloomberg said, citing sources.
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Do you think it's the right institution for countering terror or do we need a new one and what might that new one look like?
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Of course, there could be any number of reasons for Gaethje to prefer this style of countering—the important point is only that he does.
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For example, morally aware economists could guide a debate on the relative value of, say, investing in countering climate change or in reducing absolute poverty.
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I've loved, in particular, one heartening trend countering the upsurge of xenophobia: this year's bonanza of English-language fiction published by writers of Asian descent.
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They will also cover "countering international terrorist groups and promoting the political settlement process," RT reported, without specifying who the exactly those terrorist groups are.
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This is the best — now, perhaps, the only — means of countering the one-state reality that Israel is imposing on itself and the Palestinian people.
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The two leaders are bullish about Chile's transformation into a renewable-energy powerhouse and the country's role as a global leader in countering climate change.
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Tasked with countering alleged Qatari influence on social media, Qahtani used Twitter to attack criticism of the kingdom in general and Prince Mohammed in particular.
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These organisms perform important functions that include digesting unused nutrients, producing vitamins, stimulating normal immune development, countering harmful bacteria and fostering maturation of the gut.
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Countering these weary moments, they also unleash deep reserves of power, in high, slashing kicks — paired with downward-punching fists — and propulsive, intricately shuddering phrases.
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But the bigger issue is that President Trump wants to throw off what he sees as constraints from countering other rising powers, principally China. Adm.
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During the last presidential debate, he went on a boisterous tirade about the country's weaknesses, rather than countering Mr. Widodo's vague proposals with specific ideas.
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"I'm not the one who gives orders," he said on Friday in countering accusations that he is the force behind extrajudicial killings of drug suspects.
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The Fed's moves on Sunday, which include slashing interest rates to zero, were aimed at countering some of the outbreak's impact on the U.S. economy.
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The Army's strategic plans for countering atomic attack depended on the invention of new weapons, while consumer capitalism required new products to buy and sell.
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Violence already impeded efforts to deal with a polio outbreak in Syria in 2013-2014 and in countering cholera in Yemen from 000 to today.
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Cyber Command's new operations reflect a push by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to expand the Pentagon's role countering Russian hackers threatening America and its allies.
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"We also have to work on countering smugglers who have convinced people that their best opportunities to be successful lie in the states," he said.
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We call on our government to make addressing this form of terrorism as high a priority as countering international terrorism has become since 9/11.
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The results of countering violent extremism programs have been difficult to measure and have also been criticized by advocates as unfair targeting of minority communities.
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Italy's intelligence services needed Egypt's help in countering the Islamic State, managing the conflict in Libya and monitoring the flood of migrants across the Mediterranean.
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Trump has sought to roll them back, and has also announced he will withdraw the country from a global pact aimed at countering global warming.
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On July 220, 12 days before the Republican National Convention began in Cleveland, Guccifer released the D.N.C.'s battle plan and budget for countering it.
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"When it comes to Americans countering cyber influence operations, when all is said and done, far more is said than done," Watts told the panel.
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The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' index (PMI) fell to 51.0 in March from February's 51.6, countering economists' expectations for a slight uptick to 51.7.
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As the spread of the virus slowed in South Korea, investors pinned hopes on policy measures aimed at countering the economic impact of the epidemic.
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Matthew Pottinger, the senior director for Asia and an architect of policies aimed at countering China, was promoted to deputy national security adviser last month.
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The Trump administration had discussed for more than two years which African country to select for trade talks — an effort explicitly aimed at countering China.
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Under President Obama, the U.S. government began the Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) program, inspired by a similar counter-terrorism initiative in the UK called Prevent.
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The bank has been countering the sol's gains with dollar purchases and swaps, removing $10 billion from the local spot market since February, Velarde said.
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While the potential consequences are less catastrophic than nuclear war, they are nonetheless deeply threatening in a range of ways we will have trouble countering.
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The Golden Bears' defense nursed the lead through the half's remainder, countering Oregon's slight advantages in total yards and time of possession with key takeaways.
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The EU sees the region as important for issues from controlling immigration to countering security threats ranging from alleged interference of Russia to radical Islam.
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The U.S. military has put countering China and Russia, dubbed "revisionist powers," at the center of a new national defense strategy unveiled earlier this month.
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The Trump administration didn't levy a single sanction on January 29, the first day it could have under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act.
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The president has rejected those assertions, countering that his order protects national security by preventing radical Islamic terrorism in the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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But current regulation concerning the nuclear power industry is misdirected, which threatens not only industry jobs, but also America's role in countering nuclear weapons-proliferation.
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Macron said that members' common enemy is terrorism, and whether it's countering al-Qaeda, ISIS or other terrorist groups, NATO has consistently focused on counterterrorism.
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Disputing these figures, Venezuela says it is shoring up production thanks to the heavy-crude-rich Orinoco region, countering natural declines in its mature fields.
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Countries where women are empowered are vastly more secure, whether the issue is food security, countering violent extremism or resolving disputes with other nations peacefully.
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The law that Congress passed last year, the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, required the Trump administration to take several actions by Jan. 29.
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Drawing out the left straight and countering with the right to the body underneath is also a great way to punish a southpaw sharp shooter.
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The White House has indicated the U.S. military presence is as much about countering Iran's influence as fighting IS, which is also known as ISIS.
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The scientific community has responded with fury, defiantly countering the Trump administration's "alternative facts" on social media and mobilizing to organize a massive march on Washington.
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But even with the week's choppy trading, analysts said there have been positives in the way stocks traded higher after good earnings, countering last quarter's trend.
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Wednesday's rate increase once again drew criticism from President Donald Trump, who has complained that the Fed's actions are countering his efforts to boost the economy.
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The only constitutional answer, Volokh told me in an interview on Tuesday, is for candidates to run their own ads countering their opponents' supposedly false claims.
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Security officials say they are facing record levels of work in countering Islamist militants as well as far-right extremists after four major attacks last year.
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Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs banker, is known for countering administration officials with more hawkish and protectionist views on China, such as trade advisor Peter Navarro.
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"This is just chaos" That's how General John Allen, a former presidential envoy for countering ISIS, described Trump's decision-making about Syria to CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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All of these organizations are focused not only on countering sexual misconduct as it happens, but also on promoting change that will ideally prevent future transgressions.
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The memo said the CWMD office would assist in countering fentanyl by managing and developing requirements for technology development, deploying detection technology and providing analytical expertise.
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The fear for many is that AI will bring with it a dawn of new forms of cyber breaches that bypass traditional means of countering attacks.
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Members of my family WhatsApp group – a hotbed of right-wing propaganda and fake news – for instance, casually label me "communist" for countering bullshit with facts.
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He made a presentation countering arguments nonblack people make in favor of using the n-word and called out the professor while he was at it.
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But countering that optimism were tepid quarterly results from department store operators Nordstrom and J.C. Penney, following weak reports from other retailers earlier in the week.
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The Countering Violent Extremism program would no longer target groups such as white supremacists who have also carried out bombings and shootings in the United States.
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The bilateral General Security of Military Information Agreement is automatically renewed every year and is primarily aimed at countering nuclear and missile threats from North Korea.
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Bad debt weighs on banking balance sheets and holds back lending, countering the very stimulus the ECB is trying to provide with rock bottom interest rates.
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Earlier this month, Washington offered multimillion-dollar rewards for two of its officials as the Trump administration developed its strategy for countering Iran's growing regional influence.
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