" Toomey also asserted "the policy is very, very counterproductive.
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And those are -- that's dialogue that is not counterproductive.
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Q: It seems counterproductive to be squabbling within the community.
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These Hollywood movies about scientists can be somewhat counterproductive, too.
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Though it sounds counterproductive, it's a way of expressing aggression.
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Many say it is counterproductive to security interests and unlawful.
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In other cases, his efforts have been unsuccessful, even counterproductive.
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Banning drugs is not just ineffective, it is also counterproductive.
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Kathleen Clyde, a Democrat, said the bill would be counterproductive.
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Those boundaries, Moen and Kelly's work suggested, were possibly counterproductive.
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To many Muslims and Western liberals, such policies seem counterproductive.
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Anything else is discriminatory and counterproductive to our national security.
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And that's counterproductive to the cause demanding that national conversation.
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But policy for the sake of policy can be counterproductive.
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Squeezing out states to consolidate central budgets can prove counterproductive.
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Undue pressure from Congress on behalf of creditors is counterproductive.
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" The Koch brothers said the order would likely be "counterproductive.
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In any case, taxing efficiency is counterproductive for other reasons.
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"Her policies are counterproductive," Cooperman said on CNBC in September.
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The secretary and the Congress should reconsider this counterproductive move.
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As we've seen, that urge is often gross and counterproductive.
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They believe anything that distracts from that goal is counterproductive.
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Additional comments from you about his weight may be counterproductive.
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But Americans for Prosperity (AFP) views the idea as counterproductive.
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That means ending counterproductive punishments like solitary confinement for minors.
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But history teaches us these actions have proven devastatingly counterproductive.
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It is counterproductive to be too vocal about trade deficits.
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The impulse to secure your safety is understandable but counterproductive.
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Debate is counterproductive because it dilutes passion and sows confusion.
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That's not their business model, and it would be counterproductive.
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One United States case shows how counterproductive the effort is.
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And sometimes that's good, but very often it becomes counterproductive.
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So is recognizing this colonial past, this colonial liability, counterproductive?
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That could prompt managers to change tactics in counterproductive ways.
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What's more, all efforts to take down Sanders are counterproductive.
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Under those circumstances, he added, melatonin may have been counterproductive.
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Linkage can also be counterproductive by reinforcing China's worst instincts.
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What's more, the use of force is not inherently counterproductive.
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"Avoid becoming overwhelmed, because it can be counterproductive," Collinson said.
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Weinstein's positions have been assailed by peers as counterproductive fearmongering.
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However, sitting kids down with a spreadsheet can be counterproductive.
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ITALY'S MATTARELLA SAYS TARIFFS ARE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE, WTO SHOULD BE REFORMED
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But most of all, it's counterproductive — even for the left.
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He has a track record of impulsive, often counterproductive comments.
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It can be counterproductive (especially if the "other" candidate wins).
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The American blitz of random tariffs and corporate controls is counterproductive.
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Yet from a budget perspective, cutting IRS funding can be counterproductive.
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They have created a dense web of counterproductive rules and practices.
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That may be short-sighted, and even counterproductive, argues Mr Neumann.
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Having said that, I just think politically it would be counterproductive.
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I say this knowing how counterproductive it is to my work.
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Some analysts said the creation of the task force seemed counterproductive.
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The point is, stuff is getting out and that&aposs counterproductive.
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It's also going to be counterproductive for things down the road.
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I think this is terribly counterproductive ... and I'm not very happy.
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Blankfein said it would be counterproductive to take deregulation too far.
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But blocking deals and raising tariffs will be ineffective and counterproductive.
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"It's so heavy and drying and it's really counterproductive," he says.
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If you dilute too far, those become counterproductive with each other.
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But it's counterproductive to blame companies that create life saving therapies.
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Progressive leaders are insistent that any other approach would be counterproductive.
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However, Mihaljevic warned that skipping visits or treatment can be counterproductive.
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It's counterproductive, it isn't producing any kind of result you want.
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Republican politicians and the conservative donor class regard as both counterproductive
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Sociologists have found that we love certainty — even if it's counterproductive.
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What a cynical, mean-spirited, counterproductive and irresponsible step it is.
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The Trump administration's provocative military deployments and confrontations are particularly counterproductive.
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They found the confiscation of wealth at death to be counterproductive.
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Sacrificing your health for the sake of your business is counterproductive.
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I believe they've been counterproductive for gun owners in this country.
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The sanctions effort is not only futile, it's counterproductive and dangerous.
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And how far can I realistically drive before it becomes counterproductive?
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But critics say that the proposals would be ineffective and counterproductive.
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The use of force, in my opinion, would have been counterproductive.
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This argument would be absurd and counterproductive in any legislative negotiation.
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The first move seems wise, but the second feels perhaps counterproductive.
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It was counterproductive, and eroded trust internally and from the public.
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Any attempt to do so would likely prove controversial and counterproductive.
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Others have called it counterproductive, heavy handed and an unfortunate mistake.
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And not only was it fantastical, it was also extraordinarily counterproductive.
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Some experts criticized the indictments as legally flawed and politically counterproductive.
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Interviewing them while wearing a bullet-resistant vest might be counterproductive.
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And some of the White House's efforts have clearly been counterproductive.
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Such cases show why these laws are counterproductive, according to Levenson.
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So why would the government make such a foolish, counterproductive move?
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This is bad for the neighborhood, and counterproductive for drug users.
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I said, isn't that counterproductive to what you're trying to achieve?
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Outside, I began to worry that my behavior had been counterproductive.
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"It's unusual, it's complicated, it's confusing and it's counterproductive," Gurulé said.
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What's more, sending too many emails can be counterproductive, they added.
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But other experts said that eliminating those preferences would be counterproductive.
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" He added that stigmatizing and punishing the homeless was "totally counterproductive.
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Usually any perception of outside "Western" pressure is counterproductive for a campaign.
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The methods, I think, he employs, just, in many cases, is counterproductive.
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But according to some, it's a useless, perhaps even counterproductive new feature.
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Yet too much of the latter often leads to counterproductive strategic choices.
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But giving him the silent treatment would have been sophomoric and counterproductive.
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The government's belt-tightening has been drastic—and counterproductive, many economists argue.
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The multitude of probes is confusing and might at times be counterproductive.
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Locking in any policy for that amount of time could prove counterproductive.
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But in the long run the effect is likely to be counterproductive.
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It's also the most provocative — arguably to the point of being counterproductive.
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Officials are aware that excessive government meddling in industry can be counterproductive.
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All this leaves plenty of room for spin, misinterpretation and counterproductive responses.
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Right, lying is almost always counterproductive to anything you want to accomplish.
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Such an approach has repeatedly been proven to be counterproductive and unjust.
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Threatening victims and witnesses with deportation if they report crime is counterproductive.
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For my part, BuzzFeed's report is questionable at best, counterproductive at worst.
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"It is a fundamentally counterproductive form of hubris," the official told me.
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The Trump administration's confused and counterproductive trade policy never ceases to amaze.
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Abstinence-only messages about sexting are likely to be counterproductive as well.
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But if markets believe tariffs are counterproductive, then the currency will depreciate.
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Even some supporters acknowledge that his tactics when attacked can be counterproductive.
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Still, Gulf Arab leaders privately told Kushner that the decision was counterproductive.
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Seen this way, such a sunny outlook can, in fact, be counterproductive.
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And a lotta people are in favor of medical practice as counterproductive.
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But it could also prove counterproductive in all sorts of nasty ways.
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It is also unfair and counterproductive if you measure success by comparison.
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Turnbull last month called China's military deployments "counterproductive", an unusually forceful rebuke.
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Trying to motivate patients with guilt or shame is counterproductive and unsuccessful.
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Rescinding TPS would be counterproductive for the U.S. and for El Salvador.
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I think that the protections sought would be unnecessary, and even counterproductive.
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Pointing fingers and throwing blame at others would be unhelpful and counterproductive.
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We find that general warnings of this sort are also potentially counterproductive.
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In fact, some of the administration's actions on opioids are downright counterproductive.
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Taking public positions is productive in some cases, and counterproductive in others.
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These fake Expressionist brushstrokes are still puzzling because they appear so counterproductive.
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One reason is that urging the Fed to move can be counterproductive.
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There are some who feel this form of policing can be counterproductive.
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Repeal would be needlessly provocative, counterproductive and hostile to core American liberties.
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It would be counterproductive to force the deportation of these productive immigrants.
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The secondary importance of economics explains the frequency of apparently counterproductive policies.
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It is counterproductive to hide them or pretend that science settles them.
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But this policy of isolation and punishment has been ineffective and counterproductive.
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Senators complain that White House trade adviser Peter Navarro is counterproductive. Sen.
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The latest steps, analysts said, felt retaliatory, and thus could prove counterproductive.
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"I think that those kinds of threats are counterproductive," Mr. Sanford said.
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Counterproductive and, at times, bitter arguments bog down the search for solutions.
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They are taking unprecedented and perhaps counterproductive measures to address the problem.
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This should come with a caveat: rivalry in government can be counterproductive.
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Former Fed officials warned that the move would be radical and counterproductive.
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Introducing drastic measures too early, he said, could have a counterproductive impact.
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Maryland Democratic Party chairman Bruce Poole cast the fighting as plain counterproductive.
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But this pessimism is counterproductive and simply empowers the forces of backwardness.
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Rushing to file criminal charges without conducting a proper investigation would be counterproductive.
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Despite being counterproductive, layering underperformers is, unfortunately, a common practice across companies. Why?
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And these policies, if attempted, would anyway prove to be ineffective and counterproductive.
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The boy in India's reaction was obviously over the top, ridiculous, and counterproductive.
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Texans owner Bob McNair called Trump's comments "divisive and counterproductive" in a statement.
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So when President Trump says very foolish or counterproductive things, then that's bad.
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You seem to applaud the intent here but still think it's ultimately counterproductive.
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Perhaps. But grinding hard candy to slivers of a millimeter is counterproductive here.
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But he showed passion when he denounced attacks on Islam as unfair & counterproductive.
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Still, the sluggish wage growth suggests that the hike may have been counterproductive.
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Of course, China can ignore the decision, but doing so would be counterproductive.
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But they're arguably counterproductive when being president, particularly when facing a divided Congress.
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In all honesty, talking about Duke and his trash viewpoints is pretty counterproductive.
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Shutting down the event would be counterproductive, because people will do it anyway.
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He also called it "counterproductive" as it wouldn't change the ECB's monetary policy.
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" On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the launch as "counterproductive, damaging, dangerous.
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Detaining foreign nationals seeking asylum is cruel, costly, counterproductive, and just plain wrong.
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The women's movement is counterproductive to unity of family, friends, community, and nation.
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He appreciates that such counterproductive wars undermine our national security and economic prosperity.
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But looking down their nose at people who like NASCAR is so counterproductive.
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There is a well-established pile of evidence that multitasking is actually counterproductive.
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Moral quandaries aside, though, the evidence shows that banning sex work is counterproductive.
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In the story, though, their worst fears about their counterproductive impotence are confirmed.
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But the commission is setting about it in the most counterproductive way possible.
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But I'm mostly on the side that finds the entire debate pulverizingly counterproductive.
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He also asserted that concerns about Trump's visit being counterproductive were ill-founded.
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"The current federal prohibitions on cannabis are unnecessary, harmful, and counterproductive," Lee said.
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The psychological effects of solitary confinement — on youths especially — can be severely counterproductive.
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Ramin said the app's focus on pain or alleviating pain is actually counterproductive.
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The concept seemed counterproductive to our guy -- and that's when Mike started teaching.
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Abortion rights activists maintain these graphic, in-your-face tactics are actually counterproductive.
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She also said they are costly and a counterproductive use of limited resources.
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It is unbecoming, unrealistic and counterproductive to protecting and advancing our national interests.
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They feared an ill-conceived gathering that resulted in failure would be counterproductive.
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The belief that says otherwise suggests a risk aversion that may prove counterproductive.
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But it's also counterproductive — if the goal is to stop the opioid crisis.
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But on top of being counterproductive, excessive criminalization can make drug abuse worse.
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Killing these officers is morally reprehensible and completely counterproductive to keeping us safe.
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This is one of most counterproductive measures imaginable for regional & global peace & security.
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This is where we get into the harmful, counterproductive side of self-criticism.
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Could it be counterproductive, generating antibodies against human rights in all three countries?
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Nor does the IMF mention how counterproductive President Trump's trade wars have been.
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Trying to jolt this charming, if modest, 30-minute score would be counterproductive.
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"It feels it would be counterproductive now that China has militarized the islands."
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It's also extremely counterproductive if your interest is actually in reducing his influence.
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Honestly, it seems counterproductive to go to war against such a fundamental principle.
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Instead, the American political system chose the most economically counterproductive tax structure available.
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There are reasons to think this ban overbroad, counterproductive, damaging to U.S. interests.
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The most extreme — and perhaps counterproductive — stance so far was assumed by Sen.
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Furthermore, this counterterrorism effort may be counterproductive, inadvertently strengthening groups like al-Shabab.
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This is so counterproductive, and makes just throwing on Netflix so much easier.
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Equally counterproductive, and decidedly more difficult and perilous: trying to time the market.
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Trump slammed the EU Sunday, dismissing a question that his attacks were counterproductive.
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This is counterproductive and damaging for those involved and for the global economy.
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Responding to right-wing protests with violence, then, isn't just counterproductive; it's unnecessary.
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And keep in mind: attempting to wear every spring trend is futile (and counterproductive).
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Putin said such heavy-handed measures were often counterproductive, and suggested an alternative approach.
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Moreover, this approach implicitly encourages an adversarial framing, which can be unhealthy and counterproductive.
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Some of his plans for fighting corruption and crime are counterproductive; others are alarming.
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Too much money on campaign contributions is probably wasted, and may even be counterproductive.
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Yet legacy forms of data management for AI are counterproductive and not advanced enough.
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Hope," Obama explained that protestors "have to be peaceful, it's counterproductive if you're not.
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China generally opposes sanctions, saying they're counterproductive, and has enforced them in lackluster fashion.
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Furthermore, even finding the star can be counterproductive if used in the wrong application.
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They're working to combat the stigma of abortion, and find attitudes like Kaine's counterproductive.
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This had the counterproductive effect of encouraging the Taliban to wait out the Americans.
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Painting all pirates with the same broad brush can often be counterproductive, Rose argued.
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But now his policies and longstanding beliefs are viewed as incidental and even counterproductive.
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Holding people to some ideal of perfect activism can be counterproductive in some cases.
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Locking people up in inhumane conditions, without access to rehabilitative programming, is ultimately counterproductive.
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The problem was that it had questionable constitutional merit and that it was counterproductive.
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Which terms convey the true nature of the terror war while not being counterproductive?
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They're an unfair tax on the U.S. and this counterproductive policy should be stopped.
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First, the data would strongly indicate it is counterproductive to their political self-interest.
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And that was horrible and abusive and bad and ineffective and counterproductive and wrong.
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Moody's cautioned, though, that the measures being discussed now could end up being counterproductive.
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His efforts to help repeal Obamacare, for instance, often seemed ill-informed or counterproductive.
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Whatever the case, the press conference was counterproductive to the goal of improving relations.
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Thus, the censorious urge is as counterproductive as it is contrary to civil liberties.
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Without considering his or her tendency, your words may be ineffective or even counterproductive.
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Whatever its merits in terms of intelligence, the overall effect of torture is counterproductive.
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We need to reject patronizing, counterproductive policies that don't help anyone work or live.
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Until they do, U.S. global actions are likely to be less effective, even counterproductive.
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"Importantly, the emergency relief sought by the states would be counterproductive," the judge wrote.
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I'm going to try to persuade you that what you're doing is extremely counterproductive.
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But proposals to shutter major industries, such as automobile manufacturing, are likely counterproductive overall.
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But prominent backbench MP Anna Soubry attacks May's "foolish" and "macho" threats as counterproductive.
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Mostly, it seems counterproductive to count reply-to usernames against a tweet's character count.
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What's counterproductive, I think, is when voters try to think past their own desires.
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The circumstances in which he has to work, too, seemed likely to prove counterproductive.
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It is misleading and counterproductive to blame the algorithm for uncovering real statistical patterns.
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Some advocates said measures that would not significantly reduce the prison population were counterproductive.
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Besides, better facts tend to be counterproductive on hot-button issues like gun control.
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"It's totally counterproductive," said David Axelrod, the former chief strategist for President Barack Obama.
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However, building a wall is actually counterproductive and there are many more effective alternatives.
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Would it be counterproductive, since high prices could discourage patients from considering helpful medicines?
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He said the entire exercise of turning the screws on senators can be counterproductive.
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Please don't settle for something counterproductive just because it's politically expedient to support it.
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The architecture was amazing, but it was the most counterproductive space I've ever had.
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What concrete actions were taken, such as on Pakistani aid, were counterproductive, Burrows said.
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I wish they would recognize this kind of overparenting for what it is: counterproductive.
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Some Trump critics find his focus on whites as a group outrageous or counterproductive.
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Opposing her might be counterproductive because, despite mounting criticism, she still commands respect. Gen.
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Pompeo warned in the cable that it would be "counterproductive" to engage these groups.
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Will they stop counterproductive rhetoric and come to the table to solve this problem?
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A comprehensive political settlement would remove the security dilemma that drives these counterproductive interventions.
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They are prohibitively expensive, Novek says, and due to being energy-intensive, somewhat counterproductive.
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Picking fights with foreign companies eager to invest in American workers would be counterproductive.
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Publicly declaring all of them to be haters of Israel is unjust and counterproductive.
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As much as I might understand his anger and frustration, this is likely counterproductive.
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But on the face of it, mindfulness might seem counterproductive in a workplace setting.
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We're often told that taxing the most successful among us is impossible or counterproductive.
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"So, getting up during your biological night to exercise is counterproductive," Dr. Czeisler said.
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The Belgian government's counter-terrorism efforts have long been condemned as ineffective and counterproductive.
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Hedge funds have to be careful, though: Cutting fees too much actually can be counterproductive.
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He is once again behaving in exactly the same counterproductive manner we witnessed in 2008.
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It's counterproductive to paint humans as a foreign toxin ruining what is pure and good.
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Mr Macri's application of orthodoxy has, however, proved to be counterproductive in three, indirect ways.
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Advocates of closer engagement between the US and Cuba called the move hasty and counterproductive.
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Bolten's letter said that proposal would be counterproductive to the goal of increasing economic opportunity.
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Workers and labour activists have often attacked strict discipline as coercive, unfair and potentially counterproductive.
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Applying the critical infrastructure designation amid the contentious campaign would have been "counterproductive," Johnson said.
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Goldman Sachs warned that outright currency intervention could be "counterproductive" if other countries follow suit.
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"Any attempt to slide back on that will be dangerous and counterproductive," he told Reuters.
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Sleeping in on the weekend is a counterproductive way to catch up on your sleep.
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It's message seems to be distorted and counterproductive to what it's actually trying to achieve.
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"If (psychiatrists) get involved too early, that is not just useless but counterproductive," he said.
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Allowing that to go forward would be costly, counterproductive and potentially prejudicial, the company argued.
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Still, at least a few experts say the trend in some ways may be counterproductive.
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They believe the #NotMyPresident protests that emerged after the election are counterproductive to opposition movements.
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Instead, startups are seeing pressure from impatient, non-experienced VCs act as a counterproductive force.
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It is a gulf that is at once counterproductive and freighted with dangerous historical precedents.
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Our current hair-trigger nuclear policy is counterproductive, a cold-war artifact that heightens risk.
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" From a legal perspective, Bharara said he would characterize Trump's tweeting habits as "Unhelpful. Counterproductive.
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Some Democrats believe Tom Steyer's multimillion-dollar push for President Donald Trump's impeachment is counterproductive.
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Admonitions from Brussels or other European "Establishment" sources like the Financial Times are probably counterproductive.
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Assessing fines and fees without evaluating ability to pay is not just counterproductive to reentry.
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"Stupid, nasty, and counterproductive," Shapiro tweeted, along with a video of the people charging Pelosi.
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"It was counterproductive to all of what we had been trying to do," Taylor said.
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But there's a difference between bowing to a political reality and embracing a counterproductive narrative.
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But tariffs have already proven counterproductive at creating a level playing field with other countries.
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Rosenworcel had choice words for Pai then as well, calling Pai's effort "crazy" and counterproductive.
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Democratic Senator Jack Reed, the top Democrat on the committee, said Trump's words were counterproductive.
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This damage is a consequence of environmental mismanagement, counterproductive foreign investment and anemic public institutions.
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It goes like this: When the urge comes to do the counterproductive thing, don't resist.
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Some will say the protests today went too far, that blocking gates is counterproductive. Perhaps.
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"It was totally counterproductive and there was constant uncertainty about my position," he told Reuters.
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On social media, some supported the protesters while others argued that the destruction was counterproductive.
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But it had already come to seem counterproductive, disrespectful and unprofessional long before his death.
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WASHINGTON — The trade war really is on — counterproductive and unnecessary and yet likely to last.
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A counterproductive system that's wasteful of public funds and rife with inter-agency turf wars.
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Republican women have largely dismissed Wednesday's strike, which coincides with International Women's Day, as counterproductive.
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That is because excessive hours and intensity are counterproductive, reducing the quality of the work.
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" He argued that it was counterproductive to have a "black slot": "It just dilutes it.
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The admissions move seems counterproductive, given that it is sure to result in fewer students.
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To return now to the failed approach of the past would be worse than counterproductive.
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" The American Library Association said that eliminating federal funds for libraries was "counterproductive and shortsighted.
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I think this is terribly counterproductive for the (agriculture) economy and I'm not very happy.
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The effort has stirred controversy, with business groups denouncing the plan as unnecessary and counterproductive.
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Locking up people with mental illness for a long time is counterproductive, studies have found.
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But Trump's style is viewed as counterproductive and damaging to U.S. interests by some observers.
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But going back to school and upping your already exorbitant student debt is definitely counterproductive.
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In fact, harsher punishments can be counterproductive — by punishing people who need treatment, not incarceration.
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It's well-meaning, but usually counterproductive and even dangerous, writer Lauren Rankin explained at Cosmopolitan.
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Those managers directly report the counterproductive competitive behaviors of their senior executive to the Office.
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Developing a live fastball may be counterproductive to developing command, but they both have value.
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Unrealistic demands tend to be as counterproductive in politics as they are in human relationships.
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Then there's the critique about whether she'll, essentially, be counterproductive for Democrats, either ideologically or functionally.
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It's not just counterproductive to disturb eggs, hatchlings, and injured turtles, either: it's against the law.
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"Arbitrary deadlines, unilateral pronouncements and shifting goalposts are counterproductive in addressing common threats," the ministry said.
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So propping up fossil fuels with subsidies often ends up being a counterproductive social welfare program.
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" Former Secretary of State John Kerry later blasted Trump's comments about Germany as "strange" and "counterproductive.
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"This counterproductive negative campaigning needs to stop," Sanders wrote in a letter to the group's board.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said it's "counterproductive" for stocks to rally into an earnings report.
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One of the arguments against more stimulus was that easing financial conditions too far becomes counterproductive.
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Raising your concern directly with your colleague risks a defensive or hostile reaction that's ultimately counterproductive.
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You don't tend enough to the responsibilities you do have, and so ambition can become counterproductive.
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And shaming and stigmatizing people who are still alive and struggling with drug addiction is counterproductive.
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And again, these things are always counterproductive now when their critiques are not guided by reality.
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I'm not saying, 'I wish I was this, I wish I was that,' because it's counterproductive.
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She says that alcohol can actually act as a stimulant, which would, of course, be counterproductive.
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There's a lot of 80s camp, but it also features a Detroit ravaged by counterproductive institutions.
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Cambodian officials and ruling party members rejected the measure as counterproductive interference in Cambodia&aposs affairs.
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Trauger concluded that the revocations are powerfully counterproductive and deprive constitutional due process and equal protection.
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Critics say a return to harsh interrogations would enflame tensions in Muslim countries and be counterproductive.
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Many people regarded the ban as sexist, Islamophobic and counterproductive to welcoming Muslims into the country.
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This would be vastly simpler than the counterproductive and confusing alternatives favored by some in Congress.
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Thinking of misinformation as one big monolithic problem that requires one big monolithic solution is counterproductive.
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If obviously worthwhile causes get lost in this mix the abundance of UN days is counterproductive.
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It is usually counterproductive as it worsens poverty, discrimination and inequalities, perpetrating the circle of violence.
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The imposition of new economic sanctions now is a risky gambit, and it may be counterproductive.
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For many, many different reasons, I think that's counterproductive, and you won't see me doing it.
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These party leaders believe focusing on impeachment while Republicans control Congress is impractical or even counterproductive.
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But if the goal is to hand out fig leaves, a rigorous score is probably counterproductive.
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The administration's tough rhetoric may actually be counterproductive absent any real changes to the asylum system.
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This kind of paranoia about localists blossoming into full-fledged separatist political activities might be counterproductive.
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Nobody wants to stay in Afghanistan forever, but it is counterproductive to leave under current circumstances.
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For example, counterproductive policies that make inter-network transfers between hospitals and PTSD clinics a hassle.
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"We just view that type of blacklist as counterproductive," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said recently.
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Change for the sake of change can be counterproductive, and that will never be my approach.
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Harsher punishments can also be counterproductive by punishing the people who need addiction treatment, not incarceration.
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In fact, harsher punishments can actually be counterproductive — by punishing people who need treatment, not incarceration.
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His immigration executive order was badly drafted and counterproductive to both national security and the economy.
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Becoming so consumed by sleep hacking that it makes you too anxious to sleep is counterproductive.
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Reopening a decade-old constitutional argument, meanwhile, is at best a distraction and at worst counterproductive.
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On the other hand, NOPEC has been identified time and again as a counterproductive policy response.
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But it actually quite possible that it is not just less effective; it is actually counterproductive.
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To have all these tours competing against each other, and having to change dates, it's counterproductive.
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Liberals increasingly believed that committing troops to large overseas wars was too costly and usually counterproductive.
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"What a cynical, mean-spirited, counterproductive and irresponsible step," said Doug Collins, the panel's top Republican.
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It's terribly counterproductive, given the large economic returns that education has for both individuals and society.
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As Turkey's political and economic situation deteriorates, the risk grows that further pressure will be counterproductive.
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As the Food Research and Action Center survey shows, these policies are cruel, counterproductive and costly.
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And the arms race is also unpleasant and counterproductive for many of the well-off students.
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"Plaintiffs seeking to advance these cases now only underscores how counterproductive they can be," he said.
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Fear of being placed in an overly-restrictive cell may delay their notification, which is counterproductive.
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You certainly would be within your rights to argue that it was distasteful, or even counterproductive.
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Samson Yuen, a political scientist at Lingnan University, said he thought the measure would be counterproductive.
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The strategy of ignoring those who hold detestable views and ideas, Bonnell believes, is simply counterproductive.
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The eight-hour workday is a counterproductive lie Is the eight-hour workday really relevant anymore?
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"Compassion is counterproductive," he said, adding that services for the homeless only encourage homelessness to flourish.
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Recent attempts to paint a cooperative relationship between Iran and al Qaeda are misleading and counterproductive.
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Though we all aspire for success, few take the time to reflect and eliminate counterproductive habits.
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Congressional Republicans got little help from the White House, which was at turns disengaged and counterproductive.
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It is counterproductive to call for an independent Hong Kong or to further inflame the rhetoric.
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From a narrow political standpoint, forgetting about his base seems like a counterproductive course to follow.
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Many experts argue that it is counterproductive to give money to someone begging on the street.
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However, I consider it counterproductive to use words which are misleading to further a serious debate.
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It is counterproductive to call for an independent Hong Kong or to further inflame the rhetoric.
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If you're doing something counterproductive, this technique will only get you to do more of it.
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Some conservationists consider such programs counterproductive, an expensive distraction from the critical mission of habitat protection.
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He loved a good headbutt, which most people can agree is entirely fucking counterproductive and ridiculous.
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My general response is that all the reforms Rauch proposes would be either irrelevant or counterproductive.
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Even some of O'Rourke's supporters say impeachment talk is counterproductive as long as Republicans control Congress.
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RCEP was seen at the time as the lowest common denominator—a pointless or even counterproductive distraction.
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" She added that the government's response seems to be to "defend, dismiss and deny," and is "counterproductive.
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With them doing all the persuading, Thomas decided that any effort on his part might be counterproductive.
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There, the dignity and image of the leader is near-sacred and name-calling will be counterproductive.
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And it's unclear if HIV criminalization laws actually do any good — and they may even be counterproductive.
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A State Department spokesperson said US officials determined then that cutting off military aid would be counterproductive.
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No matter how counterproductive the result, if you're offending or challenging the right people, then it's praiseworthy.
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The report describes current defence policy as counterproductive in trying to achieve the government's goals by 2020.
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Lavrov condemned attempts to remove Maduro as not "useful," and said Washington's threats against Venezuela were counterproductive.
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The law's critics however, see applying protections to law enforcement specifically under 'hate crime' statutes as counterproductive.
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Navarro said he believed such efforts by Wall Street were not needed by Trump and were counterproductive.
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Deporting them now would be both cruel and counterproductive, causing serious disruptions to families and communities alike.
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But critics, including many conservatives, argue that low interest rates between 2008 and 2015 have been counterproductive.
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Experts warned that these kinds of aggressive tactics can be counterproductive — and actually lead to more crime.
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The counterproductive nature of the FDA's policy becomes clear when examining the data on those retail sales.
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"And to go after us is counterproductive, because we all know where the fix is," he said.
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Take social media: Should college teams suppress players' use of Twitter and Instagram, or is that counterproductive?
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Cambodian officials and ruling party members rejected the measure as counterproductive interference into Cambodia&aposs internal affairs.
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In that sense, running campaign ads that link her to dead, white, male politicians would be counterproductive.
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Trump should stop now with the counterproductive showmanship and get back to the grinding fight against ISIS.
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Summers is by no means the only one worrying that a Trump tariff could be seriously counterproductive.
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Many Democrats saw the criticism of Harris as a needless and counterproductive jab at a rising star.
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They're trying to disrupt, create mayhem, they're trying to divide… To politicize this event is wholly counterproductive.
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Russia called the launch counterproductive, damaging and dangerous, but warned other countries not to intimidate North Korea.
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S. recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel will be counterproductive & will only worsen the crisis.
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The report is counterproductive because it feeds directly into Trump's narrative about a corrupt and unreliable media.
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When I first heard about Kaepernick, I thought his actions were not only disrespectful, but also counterproductive.
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The league's bizarrely brutal crackdown on on-field celebrations this season, for example, couldn't be more counterproductive.
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These efforts illustrate that there are better ways to recover species than inflexible, potentially counterproductive federal regulations.
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" Stirewalt also suggested an end to televised White House press briefings, calling them "counterproductive" and "showboat theater.
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Thus, threatening to reimpose nuclear sanctions is counterproductive if the objective is to get more from Iran.
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This may sound and feel counterproductive at the time, but could add significantly to the investor's performance.
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Much of the current growling on the right about the "establishment" and "elites" is dyspeptic and counterproductive.
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Their creed of ever smaller governments and ever freer markets is dangerously counterproductive for distressed populist voters.
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Playing video games and napping at work may sound counterproductive, but it could actually help your employees.
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"In fact, communitywide dialogue concerning this issue has been divisive and counterproductive," she wrote in a statement.
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Bolton may be attempting to lead the Trump administration's Iran policy down the same counterproductive, costly path.
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"A lot of people will tell you they think it's counterproductive," Baker said of Trump's Twitter habit.
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"Any conversation about guns in our country is usually so divisive and emotional and counterproductive," Anestis said.
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"Flirting on LinkedIn isn't just counterproductive — it can come across as wildly inappropriate," writer Jane Burnett urges.
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The result is ridiculous, counterproductive lawsuits like the most recent one against Israel, a staunch American ally.
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And excessive focus on the notion of Trump as a historical aberration is counterproductive to those ends.
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In some cases, the writers call Trump's controversial proposals on Mexican and Muslim immigration unrealistic and counterproductive.
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The idea of focusing effort and time on limiting humanitarian services strikes me as being totally counterproductive.
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To the Editor: I fear that Senator Dianne Feinstein's speech before the Senate on Friday was counterproductive.
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Mr. Trump's approach was "was just all over the place," she said, and could ultimately be counterproductive.
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Quietly, some say that a shutdown fight would be downright counterproductive to efforts to help DACA recipients.
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But the event, announced in February, has split the LGBT+ community, with some groups calling it counterproductive.
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Harsh punishments like spanking do little to deter lying, research indicates, and if anything may be counterproductive.
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Brooker talked her out of it, explaining that the gusting wind would make any range work counterproductive.
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A constant drumbeat of negative news serves only to further undermine her, which they see as counterproductive.
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That boost gives agencies a lot of leeway to justify expensive regulations that would otherwise look counterproductive.
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Uncertainty about objectives might sound counterproductive, but it is actually an essential feature of safe intelligent systems.
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Analysts, however, have said capping rates may be counterproductive as it makes banks less willing to lend.
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In 2017 President Donald Trump said that announcing a date for pulling out troops would be "counterproductive".
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Autonomous regions would further alienate communities and create tension among groups that is counterproductive for peace-building.
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"Every single thing those publicists did and said was counterproductive," said Jeff Lindy, a Philadelphia defense lawyer.
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Among economists and many central bankers, there is a growing feeling that the stimulus has become counterproductive.
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The failure to recognize this is why our current environmental policies often have unintended and counterproductive consequences.
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Always being too eager to offend can be as counterproductive as being too predictably zealous to appease.
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The whole chapter serves as a potent reminder of how counterproductive market-based solutions can sometimes be.
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However, they said the tactics used by protesters — shouting, name calling, intimidation — were counterproductive to their cause.
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Before the government agreed to reforms in the early 2000s, the rules were highly restrictive and counterproductive.
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The world's largest rhino rancher and conservationist, John Hume, opposes South Africa's ban, which he calls counterproductive.
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But dropping these toxic, counterproductive arguments is one of the most impactful goals you can set for yourself.
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It would be counterproductive to enforce copyright restrictions on something that should be as standard as a URL.
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Thrive Global founder, author and sleep advocate Arianna Huffington said Musk's extreme working hours were irresponsible and counterproductive.
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Nothing is more counterproductive than the goal of rapid integration of immigrant and refugee children into the community.
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And there're all kinds of abuse and counterproductive activity they don't have in Singapore that we do have.
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"A lot of people aren't here because it's counterproductive," said Republican strategist and CNN political contributor Ana Navarro.
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The provocative name was catnip to social media critics, who flamed the title as racist, confusing or counterproductive.
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Are there times when being honest might be counterproductive, and if so, how do we balance that tension?
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They can be counterproductive: as police brutality grows, civilians stop offering tips or seeking protection from the authorities.
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But officials in Taiwan said the Chinese pressure could be counterproductive, as public resentment towards Beijing runs high.
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Debates should in no way shape or form resemble political debates, which have devolved into counterproductive "likeability" contests.
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And in fact, I believe U.S. military action of the type contemplated here might prove to be counterproductive.
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"Russian statements threatening to target allies are unacceptable and counterproductive," NATO spokesperson Oana Lungescu said in a statement.
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Sanjiv Mehra, head of a traders' body in Delhi, reckons a "prohibitive" cost could prove to be counterproductive.
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It also recognizes that it's counterproductive to impose too many prescriptive rules and standards on a fledgling technology.
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The new leader of Greece's conservative opposition, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, has condemned the tax rises on business as counterproductive.
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Relaxing the rules on small arms exports is counterproductive to the U.S. objective of de-escalating these conflicts.
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He said that unconventional monetary stimulus could prove counterproductive, highlighting Japan's introduction of negative interest rates in January.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has signaled the House may ultimately eschew an impeachment battle as divisive and politically counterproductive.
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The Azar hearings offer senators the opportunity to confront the Trump administration over erratic and counterproductive policy choices.
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From addiction to weight management, studies show that shame and stigma are counterproductive to long-term behavior modification.
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A senior Democratic aide said Avenatti was counterproductive to their efforts to stop Kavanaugh and defend Ford's credibility.
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" But Negroponte also spoke to the need to assess "counterproductive policies that tax producers and undermine food availability.
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Counterproductive federal policies squash small businesses with inane regulatory sprawl that affects hiring, taxes, credit and medical care.
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The Trump administration's policy of criminalizing and incarcerating families crossing the southern border has been unnecessary and counterproductive.
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To start, striking terror into teenagers with dire warnings about their safety may be unnecessary and even counterproductive.
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Even more generally, the customary criteria of winning and losing in war have largely become outdated and counterproductive.
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A former U.S. ambassador to Mexico is criticizing the Trump administration's immigration policies as "un-American" and counterproductive.
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But a lack of directives at the federal level could lead to a counterproductive patchwork of state regulations.
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But some senior European leaders are still trying to school Trump, even though lecturing him is often counterproductive.
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Times are changing, and to support a perspective like Umapagan's is not only counterproductive, it's regressive and harmful.
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But considering their entire existence depends on the security these dealers are exploiting, they seem a little counterproductive.
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It might have been counterproductive in the end ... We could have made better purchases 3-4 months later.
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At the top of his policy agenda is reforming our complex, cumbersome and counterproductive tax code for everyone.
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I just personally wouldn't recommend adding a substantial dosage of alcohol, as it is unnecessary and even counterproductive.
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The details of how this philosophy is applied, however, get complicated: Which programs work and which are counterproductive?
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Although it seems we should encourage personal responsibility, punishing the opposite may be heavy-handed and even counterproductive.
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Evidence has mounted showing that the country's sprawling system of punishment was counterproductive, resulting in high recidivism rates.
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Robert White, who warned that such a campaign could be bloody, counterproductive and risk war with Iran. 6.
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They are a humanitarian challenge, a challenge that President Trump's own cruel and counterproductive policies have only deepened.
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"To take us off planes from all over the world and put us together for hours seems counterproductive."
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It is the sort of proposal — alluring but counterproductive — that Democrats should avoid as they build an agenda.
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But we have seen enough of his approach to trade to know it is fundamentally mistaken and counterproductive.
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To deficit hawks, underselling the true cost of tax cuts is counterproductive and potentially dangerous for the economy.
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But some Chinese experts have criticized the surge of anti-South Korean anger unleashed by Beijing as counterproductive.
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That said, taking your anger out on a flare-up by way of picking and scrubbing is counterproductive.
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It was counterproductive, because it didn't bring to light something about a candidate that wasn't accessible to voters.
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Too many choices, economists say, can be counterproductive as overwhelmed consumers turn to what is familiar and trusted.
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Streaming rewards instant legibility; the details that might reward a more committed listener are irrelevant, and maybe counterproductive.
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Intuitively we know a "trial-and-error" process for implementing a drug treatment regimen is counterproductive and insensitive.
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Discouraging parents from taking advantage of such investments in their children is surely counterproductive to making America great.
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"This gentleman is doing a very counterproductive job with respect to the Los Angeles bid," Mr. Smirnov said.
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For months, some Democrats have been arguing that Clinton's sentiments have been counterproductive to the party's rebuilding efforts.
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Senate Republicans believe it would be counterproductive to pressure a quick end to the investigations, the strategist said.
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Therefore, trade frictions are counterproductive, Garthwaite told CNBC at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong.
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More states should consider following suit — or enact other stabilization measures independent of unreliable (and counterproductive) federal efforts.
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The tragedy is that America's military is mired in countless counterproductive quagmires from West Africa to South Asia.
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Now, the White House has championed antigovernment protesters in Iran, though experts say Trump's support might be counterproductive.
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And she called Mr. Trump's immigration policies — including his separation of families and rejection of asylum seekers — counterproductive.
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Trump has traded barbs with some of America's closest allies, creating tension that is both needless and counterproductive.
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" "It appears, our partners thought that this would never affect them, this counterproductive politics of restrictions and sanctions.
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But officials in Taiwan said the Chinese pressure could be counterproductive, as public resentment toward Beijing runs high.
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I would argue that our invasion of Iraq was counterproductive to the goal of keeping our country safe.
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In her opinion, manufacturers should be protected from liability when devices are reused, but banning donation is counterproductive.
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It is also counterproductive to fight the inevitable: On January 20, Donald Trump will take the oath of office.
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Another type of counterproductive routine leaves the majority of your focus on the process and not the end result.
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"Change for the sake of change can be counterproductive, and that will never be my approach," he told them.
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Although Trump ended up vetoing the resolution, it remains a testament to growing congressional opposition to counterproductive unauthorized wars.
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This is obviously a controversial proposition that will strike some as unfair and others as counterproductive to the economy.
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OPEC's cuts, the bank said, may in fact have been counterproductive, only encouraging U.S. shale producers to pump more.
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Though Wu advocates for gender inclusivity, she doesn't see herself as a "feminist," calling the term counterproductive in China.
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Amazon and Facebook have soared to all-time highs, but their success may actually be counterproductive for the economy.
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Punishing Poland through sanctions would be counterproductive and even hypocritical, given the proliferation of like-minded parties across Europe.
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"This is one more indication that they are going to act in a way that is counterproductive," he said.
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Roughage typically adds bulk to your stool, making it easier to pass, but when you have diarrhea, it's counterproductive.
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This notion is completely unacceptable and counterproductive to the kind of society that fosters justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
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Mainstream terrorism analysts are basically united in believing that the phrase "radical Islamic extremism" is both inaccurate and counterproductive.
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With Helix, you can receive dubious data with none of the useful insights, and popularizing dubious science is counterproductive.
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Having surrogates like James Carville ranting about people dying if the foundation closes is both ineffective, and, indeed, counterproductive.
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Mr Kuroda also worries that his policy of negative interest rates, announced in January 2016, may eventually turn counterproductive.
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And if we can appreciate that, then we will be less likely to respond in ways that are counterproductive.
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"Being a snob could actually be socially counterproductive, lessening one's ability to move across different social networks," Vanderbilt notes.
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I applaud the Obama administration for abstaining on a United Nations Security Council resolution condemning the counterproductive Israeli settlements.
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As a result, "it would simply be counterproductive to poke even more holes in the tax base," he said.
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That may seem counterproductive, but as Teen Vogue points out, this color-correcting method has a science behind it.
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Insomniacs should learn to think of their bed as a place only for sleeping, and lying awake is counterproductive.
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Moreover, were the MTA actually concerned with lowering its operating costs, hiring 500 full-time officers would seem counterproductive.
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If you associate yourself with negative people, you are likely to absorb thinking that is counterproductive to your goals.
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In a world with the Affordable Care Act, expanding Medicare would require careful policy design to avoid being counterproductive.
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Israel has long opposed these measures, claiming they're counterproductive to peace and that only bilateral measures can advance negotiations.
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If overly strict patents on drugs can be counterproductive, the case against them in other industries is even stronger.
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Many of its harsh provisions were known to be ineffective, or even counterproductive, at the time it was passed.
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It's unnecessary, at odds with the Constitution, and ultimately counterproductive because it makes Americans less safe rather than more.
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From there, it's fairly easy to identify some common, counterproductive behaviors that people with low emotional intelligence reflexively adopt.
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They know impeachment will be counterproductive: Making an unpopular president more popular by pursuing an even more unpopular strategy.
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That is tragic, but trying to step in front of innovations encouraged by the internet is hopeless and counterproductive.
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Getting into the territory of defining what is good business judgment and what it not is difficult and counterproductive.
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But a closer look shows the changes may prove counterproductive, creating new incentives for U.S. companies to expand internationally.
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Kansas is the most notorious for such counterproductive tax cuts; other offenders include Arizona, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein called the move counterproductive and warned that China would turn away from much needed Western reforms.
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FCA said on Wednesday it believed any litigation would be "counterproductive" to ongoing discussions with the EPA and California.
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How counterproductive it is then to withdraw assistance from the only region in the Horn of Africa that works.
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" They said waterboarding and "other enhanced interrogation techniques" are illegal, adding that the torture is both "unnecessary" and "counterproductive.
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The revelations appear wholly counterproductive to the Trump defense in the specific investigation and also in the public eye.
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Yet the evidence suggests that the concept is flawed and that such anti-jihadist measures are ineffective, even counterproductive.
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There is nothing more maddening -- and counterproductive -- to me than saying that Trump's 59 million votes were all racist.Ridiculous.
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In a speech filled with jingoism, as well as counterproductive disparagement of US allies, Trump made a dramatic announcement.
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"I've never seen a President say anything as strange or counterproductive," he said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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In the same vein, Mr. Trump just announced a counterproductive and ineffectual suspension of travel from much of Europe.
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The longstanding advice to "exercise your way out of it" is now recognized as not only ineffective but counterproductive.
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Do you have any counterproductive behaviors, like worrying too much, social anxiety or intolerance of certain things and people?
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"This is one of the most counterproductive measures imaginable for regional and global peace and security," Mr. Pompeo said.
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His tweets have proven so counterproductive that his campaign aides successfully wrestled access to his account away from him.
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And his plans to penalize sanctuary cities, which choose not to participate in federal deportation crackdowns, would be counterproductive.
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Opponents argued that removing infrequent voters from the rolls was not only a harsh policy, but a counterproductive one.
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Many biohackers say restrictive regulation would be a counterproductive response to biohacking because it'll just drive the practice underground.
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But sticking to traditional hours can be counterproductive, leading to "presenteeism" — employees showing up and being only minimally functional.
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Instead of being a truth teller like some believe, he is being counterproductive and dividing our nation even further.
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Steve Kerr, for his part, seemed to understand that the line of questioning could be counterproductive for his squad.
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There are more signs of a slowdown as the tax cuts' stimulus proves weak, temporary and maybe even counterproductive.
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"What he is doing is counterproductive," he says, again undercutting the urgency to get ready and take extra precautions.
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That would be foolishly controversial and counterproductive, considering the criminal case that authorities are already building in New York.
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Laying off employees only to be forced to rehire to meet market demand would likely be counterproductive, Arcuri said.
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"Under such circumstances, additional monetary easing may be counterproductive and result in a tightening of financial conditions," they said.
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"Our partners apparently thought that they would never be affected by this counterproductive policy," said Mr. Putin, gloating somewhat.
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Exhibit A is Riyadh's counterproductive campaign in Yemen against the Houthi rebels, whom they see as an Iranian proxy.
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His intent was to ensure he did nothing to vilify ordinary Muslims, which he saw as unfair and counterproductive.
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And later revisions made by Mr. Furth to foreclose on the possibility that Bobby is gay now seem counterproductive.
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It's not a given that Trump has the self-discipline to manage the emergency and avoid counterproductive political grandstanding.
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"It may be tempting to convene a larger group, but having too many people collaborate is counterproductive," Dalio writes.
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Lee said that he doesn't believe having multimillionaires in Trump's Cabinet is counterproductive to Trump's "drain the swamp" message.
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However, what is a legitimate demand in negotiations is not only not legitimate, but outright counterproductive, when done unilaterally.
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Lindsey Graham said he was worried that Trump's comments on a withdrawal from Syria were counterproductive to the mission.
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So much so, in fact, that one could argue that any overt U.S. military action tends to be counterproductive.
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Viewed solely from the lens of federal spending, attacking any of these programs is a futile and counterproductive gesture.
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Taxing municipal bonds for the first time in history would be counterproductive to creating jobs and ensuring American competitiveness.
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But the misconstrual of Gates's position isn't just unfair; it's actively counterproductive given how anomalous a figure he is.
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"Focusing too early on that profit instead of growth and delighting customers is probably counterproductive for them," he said.
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As she makes very clear, dehumanizing the enemy is still one of the most counterproductive aspects of political rhetoric.
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However, the notion that the lack of perfectly equal representation is obvious evidence of injustice is wrongheaded and counterproductive.
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Panic might seem counterproductive, but we're at a point where alarmism and catastrophic thinking are valuable, for several reasons.
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Doing so is counterproductive: In setting policy aimed at supporting economies, one of their unwritten roles is to cheerlead.
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In a cruel and counterproductive move, the state demanded that applicants sell any livestock they owned before receiving aid.
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"I think it might be counterproductive," said Carlos, a young man wearing headphones who declined to give his surname.
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"The travel ban is the wrong approach and will likely be counterproductive," said an official of the Koch network.
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I've also learned vegans can also be nasty, engaging in mean, counterproductive exchanges, like wishing bacon-induced cancer upon others.
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That asking the same grassroots brigade to trudge toward what's still a long-shot race in Georgia would be counterproductive.
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"It seems to be counterproductive to that," Abdul-Malik Ryan, a university employee also listed on the site, told Mashable.
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Laws like these that were allegedly put in place to prevent transmission have been proven not just ineffectual, but counterproductive.
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In a third tweet, the agency explained why the airdrops could be counterproductive to its efforts to save the cathedral.
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And some of the groups that find themselves alternately working with or against EMILY's List see demonizing them as counterproductive.
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Setting a spending cap would be counterproductive, they say, because it would encourage agencies to spend up to the limit.
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Even Cain Velasquez most recent injury brings up discussions of archaic training methods and their counterproductive effect on the body.
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Indeed, even from the standpoint of the president's own self-interest, it's probably counterproductive to be isolated from accurate information.
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Trying to find something the child will eat is counterproductive, at times unhealthy, and as Ms. Daniel points out, costly.
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"This is one of the of the most counterproductive measures imaginable for regional and global peace and security," Pompeo said.
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It is too early for Democrats to talk about a "blue wave" sweeping the country; it might also be counterproductive.
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Analysts say this may ease the short-term pain for Cuban consumers but it is counterproductive in the longer term.
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Looks are everything It was Evans' penchant for appearances, or possibly self-delusion, that led to Juicero's counterproductive recycling program.
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Even for those regulations we must leave in place, we must strike every provision that is counterproductive, ineffective, or outdated.
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There's a growing acceptance of the idea that reporting on suicides that don't have extraordinary news value can be counterproductive.
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There is huge variability in how people respond to food, and for some — myself included — going cold turkey is counterproductive.
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The BOJ now straddles the line that separates effective policy and counterproductive measures, said El-Erian, Allianz's chief economic advisor.
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Dr. Harriet Hall, editor of Science Based Medicine, says our failure to tell the truth about alcohol consumption is counterproductive.
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I think that our inclination to use a binary system of cancellation and standom for our favorite celebrities is counterproductive.
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Those rabbis say that rejecting a Jew, especially one's own kith and kin, is, in our world, counterproductive and improper.
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In particular, authoritarian-minded individuals prefer force and clarity over nuance and what they perceive to be counterproductive hand-wringing.
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"When punished unfairly, people's job performance, commitment, and organizational citizenship behavior decline, while counterproductive behaviors increase," the study authors write.
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And that's a good thing, because this type of education not only doesn't work—it actually seems to be counterproductive.
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In November, Russia said it would be counterproductive to impose further targeted sanctions or an arms embargo on South Sudan.
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One person could find listening to past therapy sessions highly beneficial, while it may be a counterproductive strategy for others.
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This might trigger counterproductive devaluations in other emerging-market currencies and send a negative signal to markets about Chinese stability.
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The designation could prove counterproductive, said Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the conservative Center for the National Interest.
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But he also said other discussions about reinstituting a law that would separate commercial banking from investment banking are counterproductive.
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"We believe one-upmanship and controversies are counterproductive," French foreign affairs ministry spokesman Alexandre Giorgini said at a news briefing.
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The Jazz aren't trying to goose scoring just by throwing the ball around more; that would be stupid, and counterproductive.
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Politicians often make too much of poisoned wells to rationalize counterproductive obstruction, but poison was the quintessence of Trump's appeal.
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Rich's family has said the growing spate of conspiracy theories, like the one WikiLeaks floated, are counterproductive to the investigation.
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But focusing on certain particular "superfoods" is counterproductive, because it encourages people to eat a few foods and ignore others.
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Many activists opposed to the Trump agenda dismiss the shaming as a waste of time and, in some cases, counterproductive.
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" U.N. diplomats, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Japan privately expressed displeasure, describing Power's remarks as "not helpful and counterproductive.
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A report released today by the Center for Strategic and International Studies offers a roadmap for overcoming this counterproductive dynamic.
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" Former Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett on Friday slammed the ad and others from Steyer's group, calling them "counterproductive and annoying.
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After all, over one million regulatory restrictions have accumulated in federal code, many of which are obsolete or even counterproductive.
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"If fixable at all, only the locals will manage that in their own time, and our interventions risk being counterproductive."
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This counterproductive and shocking assault on such a fine man's character needs to end for the good of our country.
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"It would be counterproductive to exclude a whole class of people from ever having a path to citizenship," Lopez said.
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But all experts agreed the public charter gave more insight into a process whose secrecy was counterproductive to its mission.
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If children are specially built to adapt and innovate, then it's counterproductive to overschedule their time and overdetermine their interests.
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That makes the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) new Methane and Waste Prevention rule not only redundant but actually counterproductive.
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The fund is right about that, but the new solution it has condoned is as bizarre as it is counterproductive.
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Mr. Obama should personally express to Mr. Sisi his concern about Egypt's abuses and the country's counterproductive approach to counterterrorism.
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If everyone knew these sorts of exercises, maybe we could avoid some of surprises and counterproductive reactions during an attack.
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This was helpful in the gale of the 21625-2900 panic but has been counterproductive as time has gone on.
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And more than that, Pelosi is getting under Trump's skin and seems intent on goading him into counterproductive lashing out.
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Trump's being counterproductive to his own goal because any time a president says publicly to stop, a central bank can't.
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But the volume of public commentary greatly diminished in recent decades as politicians concluded that pressuring the Fed was counterproductive.
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And if our retirees -- government retirees are investing in that, it seems counterproductive to everything we're trying to accomplish here.
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But using food as a reward or punishment is likely to be counterproductive and should always be avoided, he said.
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But China's single-minded obsession with stability through repression is counterproductive in a well-functioning region that cherishes political freedom.
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Indeed, in concrete policy terms an agenda of bad-faith investigations and blanket refusal to cooperate with anything seems counterproductive.
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It develops what we called allergies, chronic immune system attacks — inflammation — in a way that is counterproductive, irritating, even dangerous.
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But in recent decades, the volume of public commentary greatly diminished as politicians concluded that pressuring the Fed was counterproductive.
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I mean, Trump might become the next president, but to dismiss Trump as just a racist lunatic is definitely counterproductive.
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The harms include swollen defense budgets, counterproductive military interventions, wasted resources (think: border wall) and demagoguery's toll on democracy itself.
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He said he and his teammates had been trying too hard at the plate, and that it has been counterproductive.
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We live amid a counterproductive nationalist backlash that is, unfortunately, not confined to Trump's America; it extends to many countries.
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This is unacceptable, counterproductive and exactly the opposite of what we need to do to prevent the spread of #COVID19.
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Banning handguns when there are nearly one million known handguns in Canada would promote a backlash and thus be counterproductive.
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"Our consistent position is that anything that distracts from victory in 2020 is counterproductive," Mr. Dickey said of the scandal.
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It rightly rejects Washington&aposs past meddling as ill-informed and counterproductive only to advise continuing that very intervention indefinitely.
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It is a perfect example of the kind of wasteful, indiscriminate and counterproductive regulation Trump has promised to roll back.
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"The culling, poisoning or chasing of migratory birds is strongly discouraged as they have proven ineffective and counterproductive," she added.
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Rather than push counterproductive legislation, Congress should help the administration by passing meaningful bills that put America's trade interests first.
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He understood that the facts didn't compel people as strongly as their craving for meat, and that shame was counterproductive.
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"The more the president puts his fingerprints on the messaging and the public perception on this, that is probably counterproductive."
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Such shopping habits would be counterproductive to containing the coronavirus, as experts and officials advise people to avoid crowded areas.
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But it always felt wrong and counterproductive to us, like punishing them by not serving a favorite vegetable at dinner.
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Some business leaders see the effort as counterproductive as India struggles to reverse a deepening economic slump and rising inflation.
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And as Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies reported last year, allowing families to become homeless is economically counterproductive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain urged Israel to halt its "counterproductive" settlement expansion on Thursday, saying it was illegal under international law.
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But ad hoc involvement in the most virulent civil war in years is likely to lead to extremely counterproductive results.
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"I think it is counterproductive to graffiti people's doors, people who have nothing to do with it," Mr. Jones said.
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But some of their fellow Republicans chafe at what they see as their counterproductive propensity to engage in intraparty slugfests.
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Viewing NATO and other treaties as sacred invites stale thinking and counterproductive policy while shutting out consideration of workable alternatives.
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As counterproductive as it may seem, you sometimes need to argue with yourself to determine which thoughts are worth justifying.
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It can seem tasteless, misleading or counterproductive to hail progress when there is still so much wrong with the world.
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It's counterproductive for our understanding and treatment of mental illness — and it doesn't help us achieve our political aims, either.
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But if they're too busy feeling feelings on behalf of those who are affected, they can end up being counterproductive.
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The watchdog group Southern African Resources Watch (SARW) said in a statement that the deployment was "dangerous and potentially counterproductive".
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In fact, their incentives are often at cross-purposes with the party and their actions are counterproductive to conservative policy change.
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" Here are other relevant past pieces: 2015 – "Avoiding a Climate Inferno" 2013 – "Could Climate Campaigners' Focus on Current Events be Counterproductive?
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The immigration ban would thus inexorably lead to an attempted Muslim travel ban, which would be even more impracticable and counterproductive.
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It's a case study in the unforeseen consequences of well-meaning attempts at wildlife conservation, so protective as to be counterproductive.
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The work is labor-intensive, and more importantly, completely counterproductive, since white truffle has four times the value of black truffle.
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"The excessive fines and fees seen in Ferguson were unlawful, unfair, and counterproductive," Gupta said in a statement to VICE News.
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" White House spokesman Josh Earnest said "a string of counterproductive rhetoric" from Duterte had "injected some unnecessary uncertainty in the relationship.
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"Arbitrary deadlines, unilateral pronouncements and shifting goalposts are counterproductive in addressing common threats," the Pakistani foreign ministry said in a statement.
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And having our entire education system designed to have students be able to get high scores on those tests is counterproductive.
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Experts said Trump's tough stance toward Beijing on issues from trade to Taiwan could prove counterproductive in securing greater Chinese cooperation.
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That's right, it turns out obligating users to change their passwords — regardless of any data breaches or lack thereof — is counterproductive.
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"The President is not interested in a flawed, counterproductive trade deal that was the centerpiece of Obama policies," the official continued.
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But on one topic, his proposed solution is sketchy, confusing, and even potentially counterproductive to his goal of reducing Facebook's power.
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It would be naïve, and even counterproductive, to insist that all Human Rights Council members should have glittering human rights records.
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Even if there's a cultural message that says not getting enough sleep is a badge of honor, he calls it counterproductive.
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But virtually everything Trump is doing on immigration is counterproductive to the goal of addressing the problem of transnational organized crime.
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The Obama administration had a counterproductive policy of announcing scheduled withdrawals from Afghanistan even as it surged troops into the country.
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"This type of conditionality would be unprecedented and counterproductive to maintaining security cooperation and ultimately addressing human rights issues," said Corker.
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"But asking all public sector units to step up investments and dividends at the same time may become counterproductive," he said.
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In my book, "13 Things Mentally Strong Women Don't Do, " I identify how women can let go of counterproductive bad habits.
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As fast food employees push to increase the minimum wage, the former CEO of one chain warns that could be counterproductive.
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And Democrats have been careful about criticizing Mr. Obama publicly even when they sometimes found the administration's actions amateurish and counterproductive.
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To try to trivialize it by bringing the circus to town on the floor of the Senate strikes me as counterproductive.
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The White House nonetheless seems poised to follow through on some of the more counterproductive steps favored by its protectionist wing.
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What convinced me that these sporadic reading times were counterproductive was when I was on vacation last summer with my family.
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If they are not even worth it for those countries, they would be wildly counterproductive and impossible to pass in America.
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For example, Sanders wants to replace ObamaCare with a single-payer government-funded healthcare system, something Clinton has criticized as counterproductive.
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It is hard to match the foolishness of his mix of cuts to domestic services, counterproductive tariffs and confused rhetorical belligerence.
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Lawmakers and strategists say Trump's bullying style has not helped advance his ambitious agenda but instead has proved at times counterproductive.
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This is profoundly mistaken and counterproductive and, going forward, is potentially a self-inflicted wound for the three North American economies.
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Such a policy is not only inhumane and counterproductive, but it also seems like a denial of a basic human right.
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According to Maerov, what seemed like a clever design to protect shareholders in theory turned out to be counterproductive in practice.
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This is both affected and counterproductive; a boring old plate would do a better job of keeping food off the table.
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The US government solution to healthcare is very counterproductive in many ways, but it doesn't excuse conservatives from having better answers.
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Fortunately, White House advisers and Latin American leaders told the president repeatedly that threatening military action would be unwise and counterproductive.
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All of that is extremely counterproductive to effective crisis response, especially for dealing with something so complicated as the novel coronavirus.
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To support others who are having a hard time right now, Gurwitch says that just dismissing their worries can be counterproductive.
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Second, pressure on China is counterproductive because it has a large arsenal to fight the trade war and counter U.S. moves.
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She said that Thursday's announcement was frustrating and counterproductive and that the players did not make their demands clear to her.
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Fretting about something that already happened or what's facing you in the days ahead is counterproductive to a good night's sleep.
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Politically, Mr. Avenatti has been a highly polarizing figure even among Democrats, many of whom felt his aggressive tactics were counterproductive.
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Expelling independent reporters over an intergovernmental dispute for which they have no responsibility is unwarranted and, in the current crisis, counterproductive.
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Ask Real Estate Spraying debris onto the sidewalk and into the street isn't just counterproductive — in some instances it is illegal.
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But that effort is likely to be counterproductive for the vaquita, because it will only encourage more poaching of the totoaba.
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The portrait of the 33-year-old policy adviser as a figure of singular evil is both overly simplistic and counterproductive.
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Diplomacy (cheap, effective), rather than military might (expensive, deadly, counterproductive), needs to become America's primary means of interacting with the world.
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But it would be counterproductive to fret about future price increases rather than the immediate threat of deflation and economic depression.
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If the purpose is to keep our citizens home and out of crowded spaces, such inconsistency in state policies is counterproductive.
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But Beijing has also struggled to sway global opinion without resorting to heavy-handed methods or threats that can be counterproductive.
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Since Republicans are counting on rapid economic growth to pay for their tax cuts, anything that inhibits this could be counterproductive.
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Yet defining public assistance as inherently counterproductive denies the possibility that there may be a trade-off between values and effectiveness.
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"Statements – if more of them come – could be counterproductive if they are seen as taking credit" for the protests, she said.
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And yet even some policy veterans who are generally supportive of the president find his scattershot approach off-putting and counterproductive.
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And yet even some policy veterans who are generally supportive of the president find his scattershot approach off-putting and counterproductive.
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"He endured massive, unnecessary, and frankly counterproductive demands on his time, his family, his scarce resources, and his life," it continued.
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For those opponents to close ranks around those outcasts, then, is likely to be futile at best and counterproductive at worst.
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"Raising hands and not really talking about the fundamentals is counterproductive to the average voter who really wants solutions," she said.
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"It would have been counterproductive to the central objective of this legislation, which is bringing back jobs and economic growth," Sen.
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What is interesting is this: These assets would never have been taxed if we had continued under the prior counterproductive rules.
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When they do have a tantrum as children sometimes do, you do things that are counterproductive just to keep them quiet.
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Like many conservatives, Mr. Ryan argues that aid to the poor is ultimately counterproductive because it undermines the incentive to work.
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"Uninformed speculation wielded by politicians or media commentators as a partisan weapon is counterproductive and doesn't serve the country," Grassley said.
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Mr. Trump's efforts may even have been counterproductive, apparently spurring Republicans and conservatives to speak up in defense of Mr. Mueller.
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For decades, public health experts, doctors, patients and families have lamented this narrow, often counterproductive approach to older Americans' health care.
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"Calling something 'shameful' or 'annoying' is rarely effective with judges or prosecutors, and may even be counterproductive," McQuade told VICE News.
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Because we have different energy levels at different times, it would be counterproductive for them to start work at 9 a.m.
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Even if Trump's threat is only a bluff, it could be counterproductive to getting a deal all three leaders can support.
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He could reassure Congress, which might be tempted to regulate or investigate on its own (and dueling investigations can be counterproductive).
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The American view is that for the government to try to second-guess these kind of design calls would be counterproductive.
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Tasked with Sisyphean chores and supplied with counterproductive tools, it is not surprising that the DEA and ICE share some dysfunctions.
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Pakistani officials warn economic damage would weaken the country, proving counterproductive in Washington's battle against Islamist militant groups in South Asia.
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Asseri said Riyadh never requested big numbers of ground troops from them, believing that a large-scale land operation would be counterproductive.
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Mexican officials have argued that these tariffs would be counterproductive and that the country has already taken steps to address migration issues.
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"If we're incarcerating people because we don't like the negative effects of drugs, what this study shows is it's counterproductive," King said.
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With reinforcement learning, systems are motivated toward a designated goal by gaining points for desirable behaviors and losing points for counterproductive behaviors.
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What do you have to say to LGBTQ people who may think your actions against a pro-queer non-profit are counterproductive?
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Praising and bribing are commonly used, especially when we don't expect children to like the food offered, but it can be counterproductive.
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Trump, though, moved earlier this year to cut US foreign aid to those countries, a move even US officials say is counterproductive.
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"Anything else is not just discriminatory, it is disruptive to our military, and it is counterproductive to our national security," Duckworth said.
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Ryan said the United States considered any military threat to Taiwan a concern and urged China to stop, saying it was counterproductive.
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History has shown that limiting import vehicles and parts is counterproductive in creating jobs, stimulating the economy and influencing consumer buying habits.
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Critics say the vaguely worded revisions, including ones that could allow a larger counter-terrorism role for the military, would be counterproductive.
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An increasingly bipartisan cadre of policy experts is trying to tell them that staying on the sidelines is both counterproductive and unsustainable.
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All she wanted to do was cook some pork chops and my giant ass appliance taking up half the countertop seemed counterproductive.
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This caused me to think more about the role of debunking in changing people's minds, and how it can sometimes be counterproductive.
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The pope argued that a new set of strict rules on when divorced and remarried Catholics can receive Communion would be counterproductive.
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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 company said such a move would be counterproductive to current talks, and that if litigation occurs, it will defend itself vigorously.
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Or Ann's outfit, which feels like a counterproductive design decision when appreciated in the context of how it comes into her possession.
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Maechler warned against raising interest rates too early, a move she said could be counterproductive for inflation and the overall Swiss economy.
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Engaging in petty recriminations with a Gold Star family is not only counterproductive, it is beneath the dignity of the American people.
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However, the measurement the United Way uses to quantify this problem is counterproductive and detracts from more pressing issues related to poverty.
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"It's a completely laudable objective on the part of the sponsors, but it's a very clumsy, and probably counterproductive, tool," he continued.
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"To have arbitrary percentages of our fleet made up of vehicles that aren't going to be purchased," Pruitt said, would be counterproductive.
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" Jose Castaneda, spokesman for the Information Technology Industry Council, said the "decision to escalate trade tensions with China is irresponsible and counterproductive.
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But Polk said he was concerned the CSRC could return to its playbook of counterproductive intervention in what is a key market.
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To generally question this large and diverse group's "loyalty" to Germany, as Ms. Merkel did, is as unfair as it is counterproductive.
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The good news is that Cruz and Inhofe have introduced legislation to address this unfair and counterproductive aspect of the tax code.
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The Injustice of Making Kids Pay Charging court fees to poor juveniles is counterproductive and only increases the likelihood of more crime.
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In the case of drive-by charity work, the checked box can actually be counterproductive, because application readers see right through it.
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Research suggests that multitasking is generally counterproductive, because the brain expends energy as it readjusts its focus from one activity to another.
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Horning warns that its strategies have little effect on weakening the systems of power they try to avoid, and may be counterproductive.
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The reason, they suggested, is that specific instructions can be counterproductive, encouraging too much focus on whatever happens to be easily quantified.
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My colleagues and I appreciate support of police officers and public safety, but we are safer if Congress rejects this counterproductive bill.
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Many economists say those steps are insufficient — and possibly counterproductive — to position American companies to compete in emerging, high-tech, globalized industries.
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His participation may even end up being counterproductive to the meeting's primary aims of furthering human rights, democracy and inter-American diplomacy.
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Ms. Finlay said that it was counterproductive for employers to try to squeeze candidates on compensation, especially in a tight labor market.
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The biohackers I spoke to said restrictive regulation would be a counterproductive response to biohacking because it'll just drive the practice underground.
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Beyond that, city and state officials need to move away from the counterproductive language of mutual recrimination that will hinder this effort.
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"The aspiration to resume inter-Korean projects I found counterproductive," said Lee Sung-yoon, a professor of Korean studies at Tufts University.
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Otherwise, there's the risk that Congress or the president may limit the Fed's autonomy or undermine the economy with counterproductive fiscal policy.
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It's not only not working, it's proving counterproductive: it's Colombia that seems on edge, undisciplined, picking up yellow cards in quick succession.
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It would be kind of counterproductive if you were getting stressed about a class that teaches you how to not be stressed.
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One now frequently hears arguments, sometimes from corporate executives, that maximizing shareholder value is a muddle-headed and counterproductive aim for corporations.
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Our interventions have been entirely counterproductive to the goal of making Americans safer and have killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people.
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But groups like the Center for Immigration Studies say Mr. McCaul's efforts on border security and immigration have been weak and counterproductive.
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It is counterproductive in the extreme to leave people who could give us competitive advantage in India or China or anywhere else.
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" Reacting to the WTO decision earlier, European Commissioner for Trade Cecilia Malmstrom said new U.S. tariffs would be "short-sighted and counterproductive.
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He said the ban on mound visits had been counterproductive, because pitchers lose a chance to refocus and often continue to struggle.
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Traditional measures of battlefield success quickly become insufficient and often counterproductive, as noted in the 2006 Army/Marines manual on counterinsurgency operations.
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This exclusion of women is not only detrimental to those individual women, it is also counterproductive to our society as a whole.
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While that may seem to be a common-sense recommendation for an administrative body, it's a politically tone-deaf, potentially counterproductive suggestion.
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Even the Defense Department is now pointing out that the government's quest to weaken encryption lies somewhere between counterproductive and downright harmful.
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"This type of conditionality would be unprecedented and counterproductive to maintaining security cooperation and ultimately addressing human rights issues," Mr. Corker said.
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Trying to talk them out of that might be counterproductive compared to the possibility of simply trying to argue about something else.
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The House resolution, which argues the United Nations resolution is counterproductive to peace talks, amounts to little more than congressional finger-wagging.
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He said the ban on mound visits had been counterproductive, because pitchers lose a chance to refocus and often continue to struggle.
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"This leaves most people feeling angry and misunderstood or inclined to more strongly defend their position, which are all counterproductive," he says.
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But the embargo itself is also absurd and counterproductive, accomplishing nothing but hurting the Cuban people — whom we supposedly aim to help.
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How counterproductive is it when a chef on Top Chef or a designer on Project Runway starts sniping at teammates or rivals?
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But Ragnarok is uninterested in story and the satisfactions of narrative, which Byatt considers to be counterproductive to the project of myth.
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But an attack on US soil demands that we "do something" — something that would already have been rejected as unworkable or counterproductive.
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This is why, because Trump lies so nonchalantly and broadly, the practice of tallying his lies can end up being weirdly counterproductive.
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There's another reason to believe moving toward immigration restrictionism would be counterproductive for Democrats: New citizens themselves are an important Democratic constituency.
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" He added, "There is nothing more maddening — and counterproductive — to me than saying that Trump's 59 million votes were all racist. Ridiculous.
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"It's counterproductive, as it is pushing some people towards radicalism when they see their kin killed and no justice done," says Mr Auma.
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By the mid-2000s, JI decided violence was largely counterproductive and redirected its efforts toward rebuilding its membership through religious outreach and education.
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Some suspect that efforts to keep currencies weak and exports strong could be counterproductive since someone still needs to buy all those goods.
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But when it comes to counterproductive bad habits that might slow your progress or keep you stuck, gender can play a serious role.
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And MPs from both parties argued that excluding Trump would be counterproductive and inconsistent with British values of free speech and political debate.
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Critics have contended the measures constitute a religious ban, based on Trump's campaign rhetoric against Muslims, and could prove counterproductive in fighting terrorism.
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Critics have said the order targets Muslims, based on Trump's campaign trail rhetoric about the religion, and could prove counterproductive in combating terrorism.
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They were also less confident that their memories were correct than the face-to-face group, which at first glance might seem counterproductive.
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In a 2015 piece for the Los Angeles Times, Kennedy took readers through a thought exercise that explains how counterproductive this imbalance is.
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And if we spend our time in the meeting taking public stands on all of them, I think it would be quite counterproductive.
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Ryan said the United States considers any military threat to Taiwan a concern and urged China to stop, saying the moves were counterproductive.
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The Secretary General urges Israel to halt and reverse such counterproductive decisions in the interest of peace and a just final status agreement.
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An open letter signed by 79 of the nation's prominent China scholars draws critical attention to such counterproductive effects of the current debate.
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Op-Ed Contributor EVERY few years, a news event demonstrates how dysfunctional, arbitrary and counterproductive the country's system of classifying information really is.
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Measuring success purely by productivity can be counterproductive, leading to short-term behaviour that is ultimately not beneficial for genuine long-term growth.
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He argues that high expectations for a marriage greatly benefit a couple when times are good, but are counterproductive when times are tough.
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Laffer is known for the Laffer Curve theory that argues that increasing tax rates beyond a certain point becomes counterproductive for raising revenue.
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"It's actually counterproductive to healing, but the best way to give others hope is by letting them know they aren't alone," she says.
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For parents who hope to "teach their children not to use those kinds of words", the government's imprimatur via the trademark is counterproductive.
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Some Republicans members were keen to talk up the President's role, even though some sources had previously described his frequent interventions as counterproductive.
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Scaramucci said he was brought into the White House as a "special purpose vehicle" to disrupt the culture of leaking and counterproductive infighting.
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This should be a key priority for any administration, but it cannot be achieved by misdiagnosing the problem and opting for counterproductive solutions.
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They caution that contrary to the growing perception of marijuana are harmless, regular use does sometimes have counterproductive consequences — especially for younger users.
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This could make the storm somewhat counterproductive, or at least not as beneficial as it could otherwise be, from a water resources perspective.
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The new administration seems to be conflating immigration, terrorism, and economic anxiety in a manner that is economically self-defeating and strategically counterproductive.
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In this instance, perhaps my desire to be "good enough" was counterproductive, as it prevented me from seeing the forest for the trees.
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The question is: To what extent is anxiety about Trump controlling the nuclear arsenal warranted; and to what extent is it counterproductive hysteria.
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Indeed, "decriminalising consumption without taking away from organised crime the provision of the supply of drugs would be counterproductive, even disastrous," he argues.
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FCA said on Wednesday it believed that any litigation would be "counterproductive" to ongoing discussions with the EPA and California Air Resources Board.
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Both have made a habit out of scapegoating vulnerable people to justify cruel, abusive, and counterproductive policies in the name of fighting drugs.
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One explanation for Cohen's seemingly counterproductive conduct may be that it is part of an effort to force Mueller into a cooperation agreement.
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That his obsession with the idea that Mueller is out to get him -- and might even "MEDDLE" in the 2018 midterms -- is counterproductive.
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It is an ambitious and aggressive policy to change Iran's behavior, but it is premised on faulty assumptions, and ultimately may be counterproductive.
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Laffer is known for the Laffer Curve theory that argues that increasing tax rates beyond a certain point becomes counterproductive for raising revenue.
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Calling Russia a "regional power," as President Obama did, or saying Putin can be a "best friend," as President Trump did, is counterproductive.
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Speaking in Austria on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the measures were counterproductive as they had proved harmful to all parties involved.
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"In a world where experts are not listened to, it seems counterproductive to have a political vote on an economic issue," Rochet said.
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Like the many other price controls which have proven themselves counterproductive, the Durbin Amendment is a misguided attempt to "help" very able businesspeople.
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While additional pressure against North Korea is needed, the potential benefits of strategic patience are vast, and outweigh a hasty and counterproductive overreaction.
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A sanctions policy that is more aggressive than thoughtful, however, may feel satisfying but may prove to be counterproductive in the long run.
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Yet we currently allow the counterproductive combination of authorizing health-care providers to prescribe opioids — but not medication to manage opioid use disorder.
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To the contrary, I think that even encouraging a person to talk about something that they're not ready to talk about is counterproductive.
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The timing of such a vote at this moment in U.S. politics is counterproductive, and high expectations for third-party candidates are unrealistic.
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After the last crazy boom, he says, we need to learn that what he calls "blind optimism" often turns out to be counterproductive.
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Our visceral fear of terrorism has repeatedly led us to adopt policies that are expensive and counterproductive, such as the invasion of Iraq.
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Quoted: Ball argues that carbon pricing, while useful in theory, is even proving counterproductive in practice in the wider fight against global warming.
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I drive around Logan thinking that restricting people from talking—and therefore keeping the story out of the news—might be somewhat counterproductive.
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Rushed spending increases, not guided by an overarching strategy regarding how the different militaries are going to complement each other, can be counterproductive.
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"The comments made by the President were divisive and counterproductive to what our country needs right now," Mr. McNair said in a statement.
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Mitchell is convinced that attacks on candidates for their financial troubles will prove counterproductive, since many Americans find shouldering their debt a challenge.
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"I am disappointed that many of the reductions and eliminations proposed in the President's skinny budget are draconian, careless and counterproductive," said Rep.
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However, many opponents to the ban say it is unenforceable, costly and potentially counterproductive if it causes hunters to dig in their heels.
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Other people will overreact, or react in counterproductive ways — such as buying all the hand sanitizer in stores to resell at a premium.
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"It just seems shortsighted and counterproductive to condition SNAP benefits on making those kinds of decisions during a public health emergency," he said.
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Unless you are an embedded spy like the Jenningses, it is counterproductive to hold nativelike pronunciation as the bar you have to clear.
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He emphasized that "parental influence on sports specialization can be profound" and counterproductive if it doesn't mesh with the child's goals and interests.
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Mr. Fustolo said the move was counterproductive because there was no way for him to find a solution to pay his creditors back.
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The health care system has ignored evidence-based approaches to wage a cruel, counterproductive war on overweight people, wrote Michael Hobbes in HuffPost.
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The American regulations are counterproductive, supporters of the legal market in Uruguay contend, because they may inadvertently encourage, not prevent, illicit drug sales.
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Having concluded that the practice is counterproductive and inhumane, state officials must now prevail on the county officials to take the same approach.
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However, it is misguided and counterproductive for the Midwest to put at risk NAFTA if the objective is to better compete with China.
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History suggests that if President Trump replicates the deportations of Operation Wetback, the results will not only be inhumane but prove economically counterproductive.
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Both have argued that such spending is counterproductive and wasteful, and that eligibility must be tightened for programs including food stamps and Medicaid.
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If they give rise to a more dangerous black market, or drive vapers back to traditional cigarettes, the effects could be disastrously counterproductive.
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She must know how to empower women by sharing her own personal experiences but also understanding that war story monologues can be counterproductive.
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Russia, which like Iran and Hezbollah backs President Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria's civil war, said the strikes were unacceptable and counterproductive.
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The data suggested that attacking Obama was counterproductive; it was more effective to express "disappointment" in him, by contrasting him with earlier Presidents.
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"I've talked to enough Republicans to know, and they've said it publicly, that it's a waste of money and it's counterproductive," Cardin said.
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" But that may be counterproductive, he added, because it could end up "dividing the Europeans, who are already divided over Brexit and China.
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His decision is reckless, counterproductive and is bound to set back true multiple use-management of our public lands for generations to come.
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Web companies insist they are going to great lengths to fight sex trafficking and that the bill would be counterproductive for those efforts.
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"Not using this technology on the road toward electric mobility would therefore be counterproductive, at least in terms of climate policy," he added.
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Our communities deserve effective public-safety measures that are based on facts and sound research, not wasteful and counterproductive measures born of fear.
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Survivors could once again be forced by their schools to face or be cross-examined by their attackers, a counterproductive and traumatizing experience.
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"The military has consistently viewed killing ASG leaders as the key to weakening or eradicating the insurgency and it's totally counterproductive," Jones said.
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It's counterproductive for U.S. policy to permit foreign banks to do business in America as well as business that ultimately helps North Korea.
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But, using these incidents to overgeneralize about members of a profession, and partaking in the spread of relentless negativity and criticism, is counterproductive.
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This strategy is dangerous and counterproductive, making Tehran more provocative abroad and oppressive at home while limiting the United States' options for engagement.
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But even mini-tantrums and put-downs can be counterproductive, undermining the efforts of a normally civil person and an otherwise effective boss.
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A crackdown on Muslim civil liberties and return to clash of civilizations rhetoric would be counterproductive in similar, though obviously not identical, ways.
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"A lot of this rhetoric really is counterproductive, it is un-American, it is what a president should not be doing," Brennan added.
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"We deeply deplore acts of vandalism of this nature which are so pointless and counterproductive," said Robert Burns World Federation spokesperson Murdo Morrison.
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So those expressing alarm about the Alabama bill are doing so because they think the legislation might ultimately prove counterproductive to their cause.
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Several said that Trump's threat to "totally destroy" North Korea was counterproductive and might encourage Kim to continue his nuclear and missile programs.
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All of which leads to a question: Why make these kinds of empty, scary, and almost certainly counterproductive threats in the first place?
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Executive staff with the agency have released a letter that portrays the Council's own actions to clarify the organization's independence as dangerously counterproductive.
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It makes one suspect that Climate Change: Part One's middling, Hollywood-blockbuster conceit trades on this counterproductive sensationalism as a ploy for attention.
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Many of these authorities have been sounding the alarm that Apple's iPhones, which use encryption, are counterproductive to investigations because information cannot be accessed.
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The travel ban was also met with widespread condemnation by Democrats and even some Republicans who called the move counterproductive to US counterterrorism efforts.
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At a time when younger people need to be brought into the fold to invest for their future, limiting choices is counterproductive, he said.
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European steel industry body Eurofer issued a statement saying that the U.S. decision was "damaging and counterproductive for both the U.S. and EU economies".
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John McCain and Lindsey Graham on Sunday denounced Trump's order, calling it "hasty" and warning it could prove counterproductive in the fight against terrorism.
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But they also warn tougher rules could be counterproductive as firms can find ways around them, including by setting up entities in non-U.
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There is very much a view among a lot of South Koreans that we are the problem, that our whole presence there is counterproductive.
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I understand why: if you have no savings at all, paying $3 a month for the privilege of not spending money can feel counterproductive.
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Those on the right, such as Cruz and Sasse, would risk inciting the wrath of Trump's base — something Vander Plaats notes would be counterproductive.
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But some community workers and politicians argue that would be counterproductive, damaging trust in the police in deprived areas without necessarily finding many weapons.
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"He wants Rocco to have the confidence he lacked growing up and thinks Madonna's stern parental style is counterproductive," a Ritchie insider previously said.
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After all, it seems pretty counterproductive to charge $300 for a phone and require people pay another $200 for a pair of Bluetooth headphones.
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But, Bergen said, a suicide attack in Medina couldn't be more counterproductive because the attack took place at a revered Muslim location during Ramadan.
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"We didn't follow a multiyear, grind-it-out litigation strategy, which would have been counterproductive for Volkswagen," said Robert Giuffra Jr., VW's lead lawyer.
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Even if explicit tags were helpful rather than counterproductive — which I doubt, given the stripping of metadata, the jokes riffing on the meme, etc.
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"Donor blood can save lives when it is depleted in surgery or trauma, but using it to rejuvenate oneself is counterproductive," Conboy told Gizmodo.
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" But a Ritchie source said, "He wants Rocco to have the confidence he lacked growing up and thinks Madonna's stern parental style is counterproductive.
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"If it remains on its current path of ballistic missiles and atomic bombs, it will be counterproductive, in effect reducing its security," he said.
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"It was also unnecessarily inflammatory at a time when tensions were already high and counterproductive for trying to reassure our allies," Town told Gizmodo.
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Image quality isn't simply a matter of adding more megapixels — that can be counterproductive, with smaller pixels leading to noisy photos in low light.
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Art, they have shown, has the power to penetrate the meme-ification of current political discourse which oversimplifies the debate until it becomes counterproductive.
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I am, however, saying that raging at it for the absence of outcomes that only Wall Street and Washington can bring is pretty counterproductive.
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He says trying to address the practice with punitive measures would be counterproductive and likely further endanger the women and girls subjected to it.
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In any event, with each attempt to reroute the FBI investigation, the President's actions became increasingly counterproductive to his goal of ending the inquiry.
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Such statements, however, are inevitably also seen and broadcast across the Middle East – and may yet prove more counterproductive than any actual policy decisions.
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"He wants Rocco to have the confidence he lacked growing up and thinks Madonna's stern parental style is counterproductive," a Ritchie source previously said.
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But as well as being a somewhat mean way to deal with the world, reacting to economic decline by limiting immigration is horribly counterproductive.
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And even though this is counterproductive and I wish I could yell at your company, this is probably a reality for many of you.
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This isn't only bad news for Democrats who have signed up for at least two more years of tone-deaf outreach and counterproductive strategizing.
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Jackson said that throwing Stone in jail would be "wasteful, unnecessary and counterproductive," in that it would probably just create even more pretrial publicity.
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Plus, it seems counterproductive to advertise a grocery store while implying that purchasing certain foods from it will sabotage your chances with your crush.
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When you're tired, you'll most likely be looking for an energy boost from caffeine, but this can be counterproductive because caffeine will dehydrate you.
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In fact, I found myself unplugging the Show from time to time — which admittedly is counterproductive to the idea of a hands-off assistant.
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That amount of effort and violence in a neighborhood that's had a drug problem since before I was born seemed horribly dangerous and counterproductive.
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For all the attention the scandal deserves, it is also, from the point of view of resisting the Trump agenda, counterproductive and politically demobilizing.
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It's why she went to such elaborate and counterproductive lengths to avoid saying 'yes, middle class taxes will go up' under Medicare for All.
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Fortunately, the EPA's counterproductive interference with Michigan, and the critical habitat designations for the jaguar and the dusky gopher frog, still face legal challenges.
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And to deny that, as embarrassing as it is, would be counterproductive to the many other women my age who feel the same way.
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GOP lawmakers say they want to avoid a shutdown and have told the president and Vice President Pence that provoking one would be counterproductive.
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"It's immensely counterproductive for him to put out a get-out-the-vote message in front of a Hillary Clinton supporter," Mr. Issenberg said.
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The mayor said in a statement Saturday that he believes endorsing one of the candidates would be "counterproductive," according to The New York Times.
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Even some of the president's most loyal supporters, like conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, said Trump's broadsides against the Freedom Caucus could prove counterproductive.
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She has since criticized the Trump administration's policies on immigration as "counterproductive," and said they are hurting the U.S.'s standing in the world.
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That approach is counterproductive, she said in a recent conversation with John Lee Dumas, the host of the award-winning "Entrepreneurs on Fire" podcast.
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"I don't want to offend anybody but far as North Korea is concerned, we believe that what is happening now is counterproductive," Putin said.
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But I also know that the cult's pull is so powerful that it risks destroying its opponents, by eliciting a counterproductive reaction to it.
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"Not only is such action not sanctioned by the Public Health Act, it is also patently counterproductive," Justice Mumbi Ngugi said in her ruling.
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It erodes trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve, and may therefore have a counterproductive effect on crime rates and police violence.
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Among the worst of their recent proposals is slashing foreign aid, a counterproductive measure which is the absolute last thing the administration should do.
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But it is counterproductive for the United States to criticize supplier states for embracing most, but not all, of the nonproliferation standards it supports.
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Sooner or later, an inflexible hard line on engagement with North Korea will become counterproductive and create unnecessary divisions that our adversaries will exploit.
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An important, but often not fully appreciated issue by regulators, is that increasing CAFE standards come with some important and counterproductive second order effects.
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It added that inappropriate use of antibiotics was counterproductive to overall treatment, increasing the development of antibiotic resistance in gonorrhea and other bacterial diseases.
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Mario Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.), the chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees the Department of Transportation, said Brooks's amendment would be counterproductive.
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"I think it is counterproductive to look at someone and go, I would never do that, I would never be like that," he said.
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In fact, the converse may not be possible — if tax reform dramatically increases deficits or worsens inequality, it could be counterproductive for economic growth.
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And obsessing over it can be totally counterproductive if it means you give priority to emails that don't deserve your attention at the moment.
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As President [Vladimir] Putin has repeatedly said, confrontational rhetoric and any steps that can provoke further tension on the Korean peninsula are absolutely counterproductive.
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He did not address distribution and allocation, the other critical issue that states say would end counterproductive competition among them for life-saving supplies.
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"The decision of the Papua New Guinea government is totally disproportionate and counterproductive," Julie Owono, executive director of Internet Without Borders, told VICE News.
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Notably, the alt-right and Trump both seem to understand that culture war issues like abortion, same-sex marriage, and so on are counterproductive.
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Playing to these same die-hard supporters is also the only explanation for the president's most ill-conceived, counterproductive policy toward the Western Hemisphere.
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Canada has argued that the tariffs undermined both countries' economies and were particularly counterproductive given the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement reached last year.
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"There are infinite ways in which the embassy move is horrible, counterproductive, destructive," said Daniel Seidemann, an Israeli attorney who specializes in Jerusalem affairs.
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Tereze GluckNew York To the Editor: I agree with Nicholas Kristof that fulminating and threats from Democrats will be counterproductive in winning more elections.
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Scoring political points at the expense of the U.S.-Israel relationship is counterproductive and ultimately will erode the ability to safeguard the American people.
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His recent trip to Europe was confusing, contentious and counterproductive, as he continued to criticize our friends and praise President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's Heathrow Airport said on Thursday a plan by climate activists to disrupt its operations with drone flights is criminal and counterproductive.
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In a politically risky move, the prime minister has ruled out steps like school closures and travel bans, calling them ineffective and possibly counterproductive.
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That is why the Trump administration's executive order on immigration from seven Muslim-majority nations is deeply counterproductive in the fight against Islamic extremism.
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"This will further reduce the space for cooperation between Pakistan and U.S. and will be counterproductive for a long-term relationship," Ms. Sultan said.
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But, as Muro notes, that hostility to cities among Trump's core supporters is counterproductive because their economic fate is bound to the urban centers.
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Doing so, the thinking went, could be counterproductive in areas where the city and state are working together productively, such as select bus service.
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But evidence is the enemy of hard-liners like Mr. Sessions, who rely on sensationalized anecdotes and easily exploited fears to push counterproductive policies.
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Experts have criticized the way the Diamond Princess handled its quarantine, with some even saying the measures were counterproductive and led to further spread.
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But Ms. McGowan said the idea of committing more money to such programs might be counterproductive when there were so many other urgent needs.
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Cecilia Malmström, European Commissioner, said new U.S. tariffs would be" short-sighted and counterproductive" , she left door open to the EU levying retaliatory duties.
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Michael D. Swaine, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, said revising the university charters would ultimately be counterproductive.
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While Hallmark's attempts to include us are appreciated, the way in which they've done so, like my town's "holiday tree," is unnecessary and counterproductive.
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Asked whether he's worried about a U.S. ban on the internal combustion energy, Khowaiter said polices that attempt to pick winners are often counterproductive.
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The latter activity is seductive, especially for many members of my generation who were raised on this message, but it can be disastrously counterproductive.
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We can only hope President Trump will reject Whirlpool's opportunistic ploy and avoid the temptation to open the flood gates to counterproductive trade battles.
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Stiglitz, who was speaking on a panel at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's decision as counterproductive.
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" A Republican senator who is not up for reelection next year called Bannon's maneuvering "terribly counterproductive" and grumbled, "I don't think much of it.
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Hostels can be counterproductive, says Juha Kaakinen of Y-Foundation, the country's biggest social-housing group: they "create a kind of culture of homelessness".
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Famous large U.S. companies get away without paying any profit taxes, while small firms are encumbered, making the corporate tax capricious, arbitrary and counterproductive.
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