It cuts across private and public, but it also cuts across criminal and terrorism.
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"It's broad-based, it cuts across sectors, cuts across a variety of different interests — Democrats, independents, Republicans," he said.
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"Sports is something that cuts across party lines, it cuts across geography and it's so ingrained in our culture," he said.
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It cuts across class, caste, community and other social divides.
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This one is fairly straight and cuts across her clavicle.
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The lava flow cuts across Kahukai Street in Leilani Estates.
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Domestic violence cuts across lines of class, race and religion.
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The abrupt cuts across airlines would reverberate around the economy.
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Business Insider is tracking job cuts across the cannabis industry.
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It's a story that cuts across lines of genre and race.
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It kind of cuts across class, race, gender, age, and everything.
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That percentage cuts across ethnicity, education, income, citizenship, insurance and geography.
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Placating racist voters is the norm, and cuts across both parties.
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The popularity of both men cuts across social and caste divides.
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The employees are protesting planned job cuts across Spain's railway system.
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And there's a universality to the story that cuts across cultures.
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Public support for Social Security and Medicare cuts across party lines.
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It cuts across one Native American reservation, while steering around another.
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But a coalition organized around baseball loyalties probably cuts across class.
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And unlike health care, support for that law cuts across party lines.
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And I believe that that cuts across class in a big way.
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The proposed budget shows big cuts across conservation, research, and scientific development.
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"It's a problem that cuts across nearly all the counties," Ireri said.
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"It's an issue that cuts across all levels of government," she said.
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Support for the Johnson Amendment cuts across political parties and religious groups.
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One advantage of Furman's approach is that it cuts across ideological boundaries.
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The issue is one of the few that cuts across party lines.
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This is an issue that cuts across communities, families, and political parties.
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This is a crisis that cuts across all divides in our society.
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That has also led to thousands of job cuts across the industry.
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Dozier said Hunter's fastball at that velocity usually cuts across the zone.
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He understood, as we do, that our issue cuts across party lines.
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"It cuts across practically every type of business activity," Mr. Levite said.
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But it's an iconoclasm that cuts across all kinds of political sensibilities.
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There's nothing else, no other singular issue, that cuts across all of those.
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The A100 uniquely cuts across genders, pan-Asian ethnicities, beliefs, industries, and generations.
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The exodus of ad dollars has resulted in job cuts across the sector.
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A grimy scar cuts across retail windows, marking the height of the flooding.
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Japan needs tax cuts across the board: corporate, personal, sales, you name it.
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Xandr's data cuts across AT&T's content, mobile subscribers, and pay-TV services.
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As he cuts across centre ice, somebody's going to cut him in half.
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Earlier this week, BuzzFeed announced salary cuts across its operations, including its CEO.
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This message cuts across racial and gender lines and is based on sound numbers.
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Worries have been exacerbated by weak business and broader job cuts across the industry.
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It cuts across class and racial lines, and hits you squarely in the pocketbook.
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Now, particularly in the early years, JCT projects wide-ranging cuts across income levels.
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Support for H.R. 3003 cuts across all political, racial, ethnic, and socio-economic lines.
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Industry sources say the company has already embarked on cost cuts across the board.
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Credit Suisse has already made 2,800 of 6,000 expected job cuts across the company.
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To be sure, support for Dreamers cuts across party, gender, education, age, and race.
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"The Meat Eater brand and content rally cuts across the whole country," says Kerns.
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Widespread restructuring in retail led to unprecedented job cuts across the sector in 2017.
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Reducing emissions to meet the 1.5-degree target will mean cuts across the board.
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This is spiritual problem, this is a personal problem that cuts across all racial lines.
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The crisis cuts across all our society, and even the rich and famous are vulnerable.
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Mr Mulvaney wants immediate deep cuts across government that are unpalatable even to many Republicans.
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The question of how to protect cuts across the question of how much to change.
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The popularity of pot cuts across age, race and, to a lesser extent, political divides.
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The runway still cuts across Lake Michigan's North Fox Island, faded like an old scar.
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Shaq cuts across the lane, moving Davis, himself a giant human being, like a bookcase.
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There already is an immigration consensus that cuts across economic, ideological, religious and political lines.
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Many expect further gains, given the possibility of interest rate cuts across the developing world.
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Overall, the plan leads to tax cuts across all income levels in the initial years.
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An ominous, almost haunting melody pierces quiet strings as a vessel cuts across the sky.
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Addicts and people who care about them are a huge audience that cuts across many demographics.
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This lack of supply cuts across public transit, private transportation companies like Uber, and taxi services.
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The Santa Ana Freeway cuts across Los Angeles in this image from Burtynsky's The Anthropocene Project.
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This summer, HBC announced a restructuring effort that would include 2,000 job cuts across North America.
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That cuts across party lines, including 77% of Republicans, 203% of independents and 62% of Democrats.
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In the story of Aron and Eligia, misogyny is a force that cuts across ideological lines.
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A jagged scar cuts across his jaw — the lasting mark of an attack by another inmate.
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Some residents drive to work in nearby cities; Interstate 84 cuts across the town's northern edge.
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Here in Oakland, a city of 416,000, opioid addiction cuts across lines of race and ethnicity.
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Say someone's playing a line and then someone else cuts across the line and takes over.
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To head off automatic cuts across the board, Congress will have to raise those spending caps.
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The high cost of insurance is a massive problem for small business that cuts across industries.
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With such cuts, states must shrink or eliminate services or absorb the cuts across other programs.
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"It is actually an ancient practice that cuts across many cultures and civilizations," Dr. Heathcott added.
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Support for a wealth tax cuts across many of the demographic dividing lines in American politics.
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That would amount to more than 3.53,300 cuts across 55 U.S. fulfillment centers for standard-sized inventory.
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He targeted programs for cuts across the board, including programs supported by both Democrats and fellow Republicans.
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These gains, along with cost cuts across the board, helped Citigroup offset lackluster revenue for the company.
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The 347-year-old company, known as HBC, announced jobs cuts across North America late on Thursday.
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The 13-year-old company, also known as HBC, announced job cuts across North America on Thursday.
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That difficulty has contributed to two long power cuts across much of Venezuela in the past month.
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It took the form of an accessory that cuts across all boundaries and borders: the selfie stick.
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That would amount to more than 1,300 cuts across 55 U.S. fulfillment centers for standard-sized inventory.
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The details are different in every country, but a theme cuts across much of the industrialized world.
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"Gender inequality cuts across every single country on Earth," the report, co-authored by the Gates, said.
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There is one glorious, wordless spread where Smoot cuts across the gutter against a clamor of color.
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More than a third of her party's supporters voted to leave the E.U. "Brexit cuts across attitudes towards independence in the same way it cuts across virtually everything else," says John Curtice, a political scientist at the University of Strathclyde who specializes in tracking public opinion around Scottish sovereignty.
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For parents without a son, bacha posh is a workaround to these obstacles that cuts across socioeconomic lines.
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In the UK, the childminder option is one that cuts across those famous British class lines, I've found.
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There is a retirement and savings crisis in America, which cuts across every age group, gender and ethnicity.
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From trade agreements to outsourcing policy, we are engaging in an overdue conversation that cuts across usual ideologies.
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I took this shot while standing on the overpass that cuts across 42nd Street and over Grand Central.
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In the fall, Business Insider reported on multiple rounds of stealth cuts across Bustle Digital Group's lifestyle publications.
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It also shows that femicide cuts across geographic, economic, cultural and educational lines, as well as age groups.
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Humor, she believes, cuts across political lines — she calls it "a bipartisan experience" — and helps people find empathy.
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Between the planes a strip of orange rust cuts across, like the slashed throat of a setting sun.
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Nonetheless, the budget cuts across both public and private health care providers for incarcerated people can cut deep.
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Job losses could be rising as the government has pledged broad capacity cuts across a range of industries.
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The AHCA put per capita caps on Medicaid funding, which would have resulted in cuts across the board.
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It cuts across the lovely, intricate structure of them all and leaves us lost and giddy in the emptiness.
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The dovish monetary policy stance has prompted investors to price in possible central bank rate cuts across the region.
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The turnstile, which resembles a kind of torture apparatus, cuts across the view — it is both entrance and obstacle.
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In October, the company laid off a few hundred employees, and announced salary and wage cuts across the board.
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If officials in Washington cannot raise those limits, it could trigger budget sequestration — significant automatic cuts across government agencies.
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What's most intriguing to me about profanity is how universal it is: it cuts across all cultures over millennia.
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His comments come as the airline brings in record profits this year and sees tax cuts across the industry.
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The budget proposes slashing federal spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade through steep cuts across the government.
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Amid all the job cuts across the world, here comes an announcement that will help your spirit stay afloat.
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The daily exigencies of life on YouTube are perhaps the only subject that cuts across every major YouTube category.
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And it's one of those things that cuts across so many areas that it's got to be well-managed.
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If you spend much time listening to the reactionary right, you find that line cuts across social justice issues.
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The editing — all those unsettling cuts across time that meant single scenes technically took place across days — was genuinely terrific.
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The grocery chain also introduced a new wave of price cuts across items, including staples and holiday favorites, it says.
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All told, the range of media artworks by over 70 artists cuts across multimedia, photography, drawing, film, sculpture, and painting.
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It has instigated scheduled four-hour rolling power cuts across the country, which in some areas have lasted for days.
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Egypt's political parties might disagree on how to remedy any or all of those issues — but homophobia cuts across disagreement.
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Brexit cuts across traditional voting loyalties, with people switching their allegiances more frequently, which has posed another test for politicians.
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But the nominal battlefront cuts across them: Whereas Donetsk is under the control of separatists, Marinka is under the government's.
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Nearly all of Lebanon's political establishment is entangled in Beirut's deep-rooted corruption crisis, which cuts across the sectarian divide.
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Grassroots support for Catalan independence is both plentiful, highly engaged, geographically dispersed and cuts across generations — sometimes in surprising ways.
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He climbs out, cuts across the parking lot of the Smart & Final supermarket and stops at a barbed wire fence.
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One black-and-white shot cuts across a man's torso and forearms, one arm scarred with a concentration camp tattoo.
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"There is this shared American canon that cuts across all kinds of demographics, and it is Disney musicals," she said.
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The weather pounds in from the South-West and then sort of cuts across Manhattan and Long Island into the ocean.
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What about the severity of the red shape's bottom edge, which cuts across the surface of both panels like a scalpel?
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As Amanda Taub wrote in her fantastic piece, Trump has assembled a coalition of authoritarians that cuts across traditional political lines.
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In every single case, the funding is a boost above what the White House proposed, which was cuts across the board.
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An exclusive Axios/SurveyMonkey poll reveals that income strongly affects how Americans access the internet, and the divide cuts across geography.
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" Poland also also suggests Kameron Hurley's Geek Feminist Revolution, "for a more geek culture/writing emphasis that cuts across multiple demographics.
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"My grandmother has always said that there's something about the Gerber baby that cuts across all kinds of people," he says.
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That feels misguided precisely because the oppression Trump and his supporters seek cuts across multiple identities; they seek an intersectional oppression.
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Huge peaks and cuts across the frequency spectrum lead to songs sounding "wrong," and bass-heavy songs audibly overload the speaker.
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The road cuts across three wildlife sanctuaries including the Wayanad National Park, the Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary and the Bandipur National Park.
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That may mean further discussion with Cyprus that cuts across the peace talks, despite Anastasiades' insistence they are "two distinct processes".
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Heroin use, which used to be concentrated among low-income men in urban areas, now cuts across regions and demographic groups.
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For instance, the program's management cuts across at least three military commands (think large chunks of the globe), each with differing.
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He has also promised tax cuts across the economy, including for the energy industry, although has yet to disclose detailed proposals.
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The obsession with consuming Black culture, and the rampant anti-Blackness that cuts across all of the racialized Americas is exhausting.
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This is an issue which cuts across party lines, and she's taking a bold position in the fight for single-payer healthcare.
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China apparently hasn't proposed satisfactory subsidy cuts across China 2025 sectors, nor a credible commitment to scale back informal "buy China" policies.
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Economic growth in Gulf countries is slowing as low oil prices have led to spending curbs and job cuts across major sectors.
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The wall rises out of the Pacific Ocean, cuts across the beach, and continues along the border with Mexico for 654 miles.
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West of the Garden State Parkway, which also cuts across Middletown, is the Lincroft area, with the large Brookdale Community College campus.
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This is a finding that cuts across race, age, gender, income and social class so overwhelmingly that it dwarfs any other factor.
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JOY SAVAGE D'ANGELOFort Worth, Texas It is true that climate change is not just an environmental problem and cuts across all activities.
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The controversial issue cuts across two of Trump's core constituencies of farmers in the nation's heartland and blue-collar workers at refineries.
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The movement cuts across party lines, and includes a swath of society so wide that Erdoğan can't afford to alienate or antagonize them.
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"I'm from where dreaming ain't allowed / Especially when you dreamin' aloud," he says as the camera cuts across a home in the projects.
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The government has mandated capacity cuts across a swath of industries, including steel, to improve air quality in and around the capital city.
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As with oil, this cuts across an unsurprising goal to grow its profit and dividend, as the company has the last five years.
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"The most severe online abuse, which is what we are targeting with my legislation, cuts across all kinds of communities and political ideologies."
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As Crystal Rugege, its director of strategy and operations, observes, information technology "cuts across all sectors when you're trying to develop an economy".
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"The main problem - and it cuts across many African countries - is that we do not have proper integrated groundwater ... management practices," he said.
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At the same time, a new divide has opened up, one that cuts across the old left/right and pro/anti battle lines.
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Similar to the way she treats Pound, Adnan cuts across literary history in order to both dissolve and affirm the self through writing.
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Promises, promises: Trump campaigned on a 15% corporate rate and a simpler personal income tax system, including huge tax cuts across the board.
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Dislike for Trump cuts across many lines, but one group of voters he's doing particularly bad with are young people—even young Republicans.
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Trump's budget proposal calls for slashing federal spending over the next 10 years through cuts across most agencies, including government safety-net programs.
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Seyla Benhabib, professor of political science and philosophy at Yale University There is a certain typology that cuts across both time and space.
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" Mulvaney said the memo "ensures increased accountability and transparency for the American people as we continue to implement tax cuts across the country.
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The prospect of tax cuts across the board — especially for corporations — helped drive the Dow Jones to 22019 new highs since the election.
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The GOP tax framework unveiled this week would spread tax cuts across all income groups, with the richest Americans seeing the biggest windfall.
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Manchin said he generally supports Trump's move because it will protect American jobs — a sign of how this issue cuts across party lines.
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Tom Suozzi, a Democrat, is running to succeed Representative Steve Israel in the Third District that cuts across Queens, Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
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Consensus on this issue cuts across political divisions: 86 percent of Republicans, 85033 percent of Democrats, and 91 percent of independents support reforms.
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But the common denominator in Turkish life, the factor that cuts across traditional political divides, is the uncomfortably decisive force of economic decline.
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One feature that cuts across both strands of her work, the retinal and the social, is her interest in improvisatory, self-contained structures.
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The growing consensus against cash bail cuts across party lines, and includes law enforcement leaders, prosecutors, defense lawyers, the courts and religious leaders.
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No president will be removed from office absent misconduct sufficiently grave that support for impeachment cuts across our deep partisan and ideological divides.
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They did notice several police vehicles going up and down the access road that cuts across the construction site, a future housing development.
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The downward trend cuts across regions and industries and, at least since 2000, includes even the beating heart of American entrepreneurship, high tech.
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The downward trend cuts across regions and industries and, at least since 2000, includes even the beating heart of American entrepreneurship, high tech.
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"That cuts across all industries," said David Garcia, policy director of the Terner Center for Housing Innovation at the University of California, Berkeley.
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It is demonstrating the value of having a single national text-based hotline for crisis intervention that cuts across issue areas and geographies.
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And there are concerns that the technology will accelerate job cuts across the banking sector if automated platforms see borrowers connecting directly with investors.
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Why haven't we rallied around the issue of encryption, which cuts across many lines of interest—activists use encryption, too—in a similar way?
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The rivalry between Iran and its regional rivals cuts across the Middle East, from Lebanon and Syria to Iraq, Yemen and the Persian Gulf.
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Prosecutors allege the child had more than 100 bruises and cuts across her body, and the back of her skull showed signs of trauma.
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The image Clayton captured freezes the fatal moment -- rocks kick up and the orange flare of the blast cuts across the blue Afghan sky.
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President Trump's budget proposal, unveiled in March, outlined $54 billion in cuts across government programs to make way for an increase in defense spending.
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Ernst's disclosure reveals the complexities of an issue that, while it cuts across party lines, has been treated very differently by the two parties.
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Brian Moynihan, chairman and chief executive, said at the World Economic Forum in Davos last month that further cuts across the bank were likely.
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The problem cuts across sectors but is especially daunting in more advanced areas, where the U.S. otherwise stands to excel in the coming years.
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As part of the earnings release, Credit Suisse announced that it was accelerate its program of cuts across the bank, including approximately 4,000 jobs.
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Ford also said it is partnering with German automaker Volkswagen on a number of initiatives, shortly after announcing job cuts across its European operations.
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Except for the hardest of hard-core White Sox fans, the love cuts across all swaths of the city — rich, working class, political, cultural.
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The Marine Corps will need to reassess how many F-35 squadrons it can field as it prepares for other cuts across the forces.
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The protracted battle over Scouting's gay membership policies owed much to the fact that Scouting in America truly cuts across all walks of life.
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I am only focusing on one body of work within an extensive oeuvre, which cuts across different media and ought to be better known.
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"There is an overwhelming sense of shame and blame that follows rape victims in India and that cuts across all classes," she told me.
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Ephemera contains the seeds of a lot of issues and influences of the times today, so it cuts across multiple generations at the same time.
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It also cuts across partisan lines: While the deal is championed by the Obama administration, many congressional Democrats oppose it while many Republicans support it.
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Michael Sohr, a portfolio manager with AllianceBernstein's high-yield team, left last week as part of broader cuts across the asset manager's fixed-income business.
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Drug pricing, as well as the broader issue of crippling health care costs, cuts across lines that divide liberals and conservatives, millennials and baby boomers.
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Resistance cuts across political lines; one house down the road from the Stand had signs both supporting Trump and opposing the pipeline in the yard.
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To offset a proposed $54 billion spike in defense spending, the White House has suggested deep, sweeping cuts across the rest of the federal government.
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The Trump administration's fiscal year 2020 budget would make cuts across multiple agencies and offices that serve Americans with disabilities, stripping them of essential resources.
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He's one of my favorite actors, but the performance here seemed to be assembled at random from a highlight reel that cuts across his career.
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The report stressed that the final amount of budget cuts across Univision, which has been owned by private equity firms since 2007, could still change.
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Bolton has accelerated the NSC's downsizing to the cheers of the President's supporters, slashing staff to under 300, with cuts across the board, officials say.
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Trump's call for broad tax cuts across income levels, while limiting some deductions, would drive up the deficit without dramatic spending cuts elsewhere, Moody's warned.
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From the poorest slums, to the wealthiest neighborhoods, the shortage of water cuts across Venezuelan society as families endure the country's deepest ever economic crisis.
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In a $4.75 trillion budget proposal released this week, the administration called for cuts across multiple agencies to programs aimed at reducing planet-warming emissions.
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Cyber cuts across and involves multiple committees of jurisdiction, including the Committees on Intelligence, Armed Services, Foreign Relations, Commerce, Judiciary, and Homeland Security and Government Affairs.
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The sobering reality is the current drug epidemic in the US is so pervasive that it cuts across geographies, demographics, class divisions, and even political party.
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In case you missed it, Amazon's Prime Day deals kicked off today, which means the retail giant is offering tons of price cuts across its site.
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" Warren, whose team distributed "PERSIST" placards to the crowd before her speech on Friday, also called for a Democratic coalition that "cuts across issues and communities.
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Montecito set out to defend the higher road system that cuts across the top of town, largely separating the sprawling Los Padres National Forest from Montecito.
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On its way, it picks up pollutants before flowing into the Los Angeles River, which cuts across 43 miles of the region before reaching the ocean.
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No wonder popular dissatisfaction cuts across party lines with most Democrats, Republicans and independents saying that the government is not doing enough for the middle class.
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Like many other food-loving South Africans, he says that even though the modern nation encompasses many distinct cultures, braai cuts across ethnicity, race and class.
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Issues faced by transgender people In a country with deep-rooted discrimination that cuts across religion, region and gender, transgender people have become the greatest outliers.
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Meanwhile Credit Suisse has said that it will continue to expand its equities business, despite making deep cuts across the rest of its global markets division.
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That flood warning largely cuts across the southern part of the 6th District in DeKalb County, a Democratic stronghold that's key to Ossoff's path to victory.
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The bank said it planned to eliminate 2,000 jobs in the trading arm of its investment bank as part of 6,000 job cuts across the company.
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But little has penetrated the industry's operations, and as a workforce that cuts across class from the one percent to the working-poor, models remain atomized.
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Under shadowy lighting, a sheet of plastic cuts across the performance space and ripples as dancers, whose bodies are dimly silhouetted, vibrate in the near-dark.
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That means motorists will be to get to the enclave using Nacimiento-Fergusson Road, a remote east-west route that cuts across the Santa Lucia Range.
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What I've identified as one attribute that cuts across all decentralized services that centralized services just don't have, don't even aspire to have, is censorship resistance.
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Barclays will announce investment banking job cuts across Asia next week, including closures in South Korea and Taiwan, sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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It is one of the few messages in the ether that cuts across party lines and is at the bedrock of Trump's support among working class voters.
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Battles are also expected over the federal sugar subsidy program, which is authorized by the farm bill and is routinely a fight that cuts across party lines.
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"Kashmiri identity cuts across the border," so one solution is a semi-porous border with some degree of autonomy for the people in the region, says Lalwani.
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One such slowpoke route is the M42, along 143nd Street, which cuts across Times Square, where the traffic continues to move along at a tortoise-like pace.
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Sanders's lead in the survey cuts across demographics, including young men, women, whites, African Americans and Latinos as well as self-described Democrats, independents, progressives and liberals.
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Daimler on Friday announced at least 10,000 job cuts across the globe over the next three years after reaching an agreement on its plans with labour unions.
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Somewhere between San Angelo and Eldorado in the central-most part of the state, an imaginary line cuts across from east to west, dividing us in two.
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And it cuts across class — it's not just the poorer mothers who are struggling to live up to their own ideas about what cooking should look like.
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The president's proposed federal budget would add $54 billion to defense spending while making cuts across the board to government programs such as food stamps and student loans.
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Why it matters: The firm, called COEFFICIENT Group, brings together a rare mix of expertise that cuts across fossil fuels, climate change and, yes, the political aisle too.
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Trump's popularity cuts across the traditional demographic splits of the Republican Party as he continues to win pluralities among the core groups: evangelical, very conservative, conservative, libertarian, etc.
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Cost cutting was cited in the Caixin survey, but job losses also could be rising as the government has pledged broad capacity cuts across a range of industries.
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With promises of tax cuts across the board for both corporations and individuals, Republican lawmakers are searching for ways to ensure revenue can support any changes they propose.
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But the Ex-Im Bank cuts across ideological lines, uniting moderates in both the Republican and Democratic parties against those further to either side on the ideological spectrum.
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The Atwells (named for an avenue that cuts across an Italian section of Providence) is covered in the same cheeses, plus mounds of creamy, crunchy broccoli-pistachio pesto.
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Their support base cuts across political, ethnic and religious fault lines partly because they adopted the demands of the protesters and made bold commitments to democratization and unity.
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In a note Wednesday, Capital Economics Emerging Markets Economist Edward Glossop projected additional rate cuts across emerging Asia, but also in Brazil, India, Mexico, Poland and South Africa.
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Monmouth found that 23% of Americans are very worried and 30% are somewhat worried about government monitoring and invasion of privacy, and that concern cuts across partisan lines.
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The job cuts across the group will only incur a €800m one-off charge, he said, as not replacing leavers and imposing hiring freezes will reduce severance costs.
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A New York Times poll found that support for higher taxes on the rich cuts across party lines, and Democratic presidential hopefuls are offering plans to do it.
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The importance placed on drug pricing cuts across party lines: Eighty-four percent of Democrats, 73 percent of independents and 68 percent of Republicans make it a priority.
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But there's a not-insignificant amount of evidence that when you strip out the names of parties and candidates, support for government-run insurance cuts across partisan lines.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — A river cuts across Chicago, flowing past Bucktown in the north and Chinatown in the south before emptying out into Lake Michigan.
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Readership cuts across society, the publishers say, from retirees looking for plots they identify with to younger Japanese watching their nation age, with growing concern about their later years.
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The only way a potential merger between Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank would make sense is by making massive job cuts across the two firms, a strategist told CNBC Wednesday.
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Ryan's plan offers very modest cuts across the board in 21 but by 2600 would start increasing them for upper-middle-class people in the 80th to 95th percentile.
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Interstate 95 is the dividing line, as it cuts across Riverside, and the section to the south, closer to the Sound and the rail station, has the higher prices.
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Sometimes a special envoy is named just to demonstrate that an administration has a special interest in an issue that cuts across countries and regions of the world — e.g.
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The bank, based in Zurich, said it planned to eliminate 22018,23.5 jobs in the trading arm of its investment bank as part of 21.7,22 job cuts across the company.
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Dreamlands uses immersion as a catchall for a more expansive conception of moving image art, one that cuts across time and technology, encompassing early tinkering and contemporary directions alike.
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The financial burdens facing the graduate students cuts across departments, though students in the arts divisions have a unique situation, according to arts graduate students who spoke with Hyperallergic.
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David Berger said the service will require a new study into how many F-35 squadrons it can support as it prepares to make other cuts across the force.
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Support for gay rights increasingly cuts across social, political and even religious lines in Israel, and calls for a nationwide protest strike on Sunday swept the country within days.
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But our border with Mexico cuts across a historically, economically and culturally integrated region, and hardening it doesn't stop the demand or supply of Mexican and Central American labor.
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But the problem cuts across the capital's social, political and geographic divide, affecting wealthy gated communities and shantytowns, areas that support the opposition and those loyal to the government.
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It affects low-income, single-parent, and black and Hispanic households the most, but it cuts across many demographic lines and affects 11 percent of American households over all.
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"Andrew McCabe cuts across every facet of every investigation in 2628 that your viewers are interested in, from Secretary Clinton's emails to the investigation into the Trump campaign," Rep.
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"I think Miyazaki's work cuts across more boundaries and touches a wider swath of the population than most anime does," says Adam Caldwell, a lowbrow pop surrealist oil painter.
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And with competitors that tend to follow its lead (remember the list of retailers who raised their wages in Wal-Mart's wake?) further price cuts across the space seem inevitable.
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"The case cuts across demographic lines and has galvanized as much debate about the integrity of our criminal justice system as it has about whether Avery is guilty or innocent."
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On top of the reversal in defense spending cuts across the alliance, a new European Defence Action Plan was agreed earlier this year that will see greater continental military cooperation.
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NEW YORK, Feb 1 (IFR) - Michael Sohr, a portfolio manager with AllianceBernstein's high-yield team, left last week as part of broader cuts across the asset manager's fixed-income business.
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The moral horror of tearing small children away from their powerless parents is so patent and chilling that it cuts across all of us, regardless of political stripe or temperament.
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They have been keen to emphasise the importance of spreading cuts across Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and more recently an enlarged group including Russia and Oman (OPEC+).
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The rally on Catalonia's national day, known as the Diada, was peaceful as the demonstrators deployed along almost four miles of the Diagonal, the main avenue that cuts across Barcelona.
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"It's quite a reversal from last year and the gloomier mood cuts across just about everywhere in the world," said Bob Moritz, global chairman at audit and accounting multinational PwC.
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Four other Democrats have already entered the primary race in the Second Congressional District, which cuts across New Jersey's southernmost counties and stretches from Cape May to the Pennsylvania border.
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"Andrew McCabe cuts across every facet of every investigation in 2016 that your viewers are interested in from Secretary [Hillary] Clinton's emails to the investigation into the Trump campaign," Rep.
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In hopes of shortening the trip to New York and avoiding rougher seas near the Florida Keys, Hornblower sent Hull 200 on the Okeechobee Waterway, which cuts across the peninsula.
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Rather than pitting left against right, or the government against the opposition, it cuts across ideological lines, eating away at the cohesion of Britain's largest parties, the Conservatives and Labour.
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Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, whose roots go back more than 200 years, has suffered a sharp fall in profits and will bear the brunt of planned job cuts across the group.
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SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Barclays will announce investment banking job cuts across Asia next week, including closures in South Korea and Taiwan, sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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It's very clear cannabis cuts across all ages, all sexes, all socio-economics...I think in a few years the average cannabis user is going to look like the average American.
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I'd argue the least appreciated victim of the drug war has been people suffering from mental health problems, and this is something that cuts across racial, geographic, economic, and political lines.
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The White House is seeking to slash federal spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade via steep cuts across most agencies and tough new restrictions on aid to the poor.
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We know, for instance, that financial illiteracy limits workforce participation and impacts employee productivity, the latter of which cuts across all walks of life, irrespective of socioeconomic status, race or gender.
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Speaker after speaker lavished praise on Trump as a singular man, the only president -- hell, the only person -- in history who could have gotten these tax cuts across the finish line.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 12 (Reuters) - Nationwide power cuts across South Africa of up to 4,000 megawatts will last indefinitely, state power firm Eskom said on Thursday, as repairs take longer than anticipated.
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Because just before Perry's hearing started, the Hill published a report that Trump's advisers were contemplating truly staggering, multi-trillion-dollar budget cuts across the entire federal government — including Perry's department.
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"She's only been a candidate for one week and we've already seen unprecedented enthusiasm for her candidacy that cuts across demographics, background, income, and region," said Ian Sams, campaign press secretary.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Top global miner BHP Billiton Ltd said on Tuesday it will drive further cost cuts across its Australian business, and forecast strong price support from China for steelmaking raw materials.
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Mick Mulvaney, President-elect Donald Trump's choice as his budget director, is a fierce deficit hawk with a record of pushing deep spending cuts across the federal government to balance the budget.
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The hope is this plan would allow Washington to make corporate tax cuts across the board, while still generating enough tax revenue to reduce the new budget deficits that would be created.
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The compound cuts across the 21993 Armistice Line that separated West Jerusalem from No Man's Land, which Israel captured in the 20053 Six Day War and has held under occupation ever since.
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Class conflict cuts across expressive freedom; in a better, freer world most people would have much more of it than they do now, and yes, some people would have a lot less.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty)Breaking up the tech giants is one of the few major issues that cuts across party lines in Washington, D.C., and it even reaches into Silicon Valley itself.
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When you think of a Thrones war it's about the epic quality of the moment; the vast number of soldiers, the ballet-level fight choreography, and the countless cuts across the fray.
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The bill's delay — against a backdrop of increasingly dangerous clashes between protesters and police — has been a source of frustration for lawmakers whose overwhelming support for the legislation cuts across party lines.
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The agency insists it knows the location of all the children in its custody, but the massive task of reuniting hundreds of children with families cuts across federal agencies and state lines.
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The bill's delay - against a backdrop of increasingly dangerous clashes between protesters and police - has been a source of frustration for lawmakers whose overwhelming support for the legislation cuts across party lines.
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Education policies open doors for candidates to court the powerful teachers unions, to mobilize on college campuses and to talk about an economic plank that cuts across parties, depending on the details.
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A House military subcommittee would reverse planned active-duty troop cuts across the Army, Marines and Air Force under a draft released Tuesday of its portion of the National Defense Authorization Act.
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First, this same anatomy, where the medial arcuate ligament cuts across the celiac artery causing some compression, has been found, in autopsies, in many people who had no history of abdominal pain.
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It mainly runs along Manhattan's East Side — from East 96th Street to Alphabet City — but it also cuts across the East River to Long Island City in Queens and Greenpoint in Brooklyn.
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It will change the behaviors we think of as normal — already we're seeing Pokémon Go run into racism; it won't be long until AR cuts across other fault lines in our society.
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TOKYO, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Japan's Toshiba Corp reported on Wednesday a 10-fold jump in first-quarter operating profit as it stepped up cost cuts across divisions, but the profit missed analyst estimates.
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The bellicose billionaire's big win in evangelical-heavy South Carolina, on the heels of a commanding victory in New Hampshire, shows he's built a coalition of voters that cuts across ideology and geography.
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It's fair to say that Becoming the Forest is as unexpectedly diverse as black metal's legions of creators, fans, and subgenres, and cuts across as many international borders as it does cultural ones.
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"Our plan is to grow both vertically and horizontally in the region ... The 20 percent growth cuts across this and by doing so, we will ultimately be growing our bottom line," he added.
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The movement toward clean energy cuts across party lines, as governors, mayors and local officials are pushing for policies that help their constituents gain economic opportunities and make them safer and more resilient.
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It's unclear whether Oregon, where local leaders have reportedly called for spending cuts across almost all state programs, is able to afford the pay increase floated in Burdick's bill, the news agency notes.
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Unlike hot-button issues such as abortion, Obamacare, or same-sex marriage, public opposition to Citizens United cuts across partisan lines as probably the most despised Supreme Court decision of the modern era.
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In his letter, Work argued that even without BRAC, communities near military bases would feel the fiscal constraints of the military since the Pentagon would still have to make cuts across all installations.
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Most of the respondents expect similar price cuts across all grades in May, although one person said he expects a smaller cut for Arab Extra Light's OSP on support from firm naphtha margins.
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Although copper prices have recovered somewhat in recent months, they are still down some 30 percent from 2013, and last year saw a wave of job losses and output cuts across the industry.
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Mr. Li started his plastics company at the age of 22, quickly turning it into a conglomerate that today cuts across the media, hotels, shipping, grocery stores and oil and reaches 50 countries.
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Interstate 95 cuts across the town's southeastern tip, parallel to Boston Post Road, a busy corridor of big-box stores, restaurants and businesses (including one of only two international headquarters of PEZ Candy).
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The latest round of power cuts across South Africa is a reminder of the fragility of heavily indebted Eskom and how its unreliability has frustrated President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts to lift economic growth.
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"Andrew McCabe cuts across every facet of every investigation in 2016 that your viewers are interested in from Secretary [Hillary] Clinton's emails to the investigation into the Trump campaign," Gowdy told Fox News.
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"Boris Johnson has taken a hard stance on Brexit and that message cuts across what the Brexit Party and UKIP are saying so it looks like his stance is reducing their vote," Watkins said.
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Instead, Athens has offered an automatic mechanism of spending cuts across ministries if the 2018 target starts looking unattainable, to ensure it will be able to meet the agreed fiscal goal set for 2018.
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Sasot, who rose to prominence as a transgender rights activist, has made a similar play to parlay her social media capital into broad media influence ("Facebook cuts across classes," she enthused during our interview).
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Laying the foundation that will enable future generations of hard-working Americans to retire with dignity should be a national priority that cuts across party lines and drives true leaders to act without delay.
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She walked the new 17-mile trail that cuts across town, along with the guy who helped create it, to see if it would change her perspective — make her see the city's neighborhoods anew.
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The results suggest a problem that cuts across class and geography, though women who were forced were less likely to be white and slightly less likely to have been born outside the United States.
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Following a weekend interview in the Financial Times with the group's European chief executive, Henrik Adam, Tata confirmed it was planning to announce job cuts across the European business, which employs around 20,000 people.
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"Andrew McCabe cuts across every facet of every investigation in 2016 that your viewers are interested in from Secretary Clinton's emails to the investigation into the Trump campaign," Gowdy told Fox News on Tuesday.
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"Now our voices need to be louder, more convincing," said an activist, Tina Adamidou, who has participated in nightly peace demonstrations at the United Nations-controlled buffer zone that cuts across the country's capital.
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The newly completed conduit, which cuts across a reservoir relied on by members of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, leaked 84 gallons of crude oil in South Dakota in early April, recent media reports indicate.
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In the few months since Staley's appointment, Barclays has made sweeping cuts across its investment bank and exited several businesses including in Asia, aiming to trim costs, reduce risk and shore up its balance sheet.
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"The notion of federal supremacy and presidential immunity from judicial process that the President here invokes, unqualified and boundless in its reach as described above, cuts across the grain of these constitutional precedents," he wrote.
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For a few brief, blissful moments, the moon will pass between the sun and the Earth, blocking the star from view for anyone within a 70-mile path that cuts across the United States. Amazing!
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Bethenny Frankel's impending surgery for uterine fibroids left her shaking and in tears on Wednesday night's Real Housewives of New York City – a far cry from the unflappable figure she usually cuts across the series.
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On Monday, the White House announced that it is seeking to slash federal spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade through cuts across most agencies and impose new restrictions on aid to the poor.
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Yet this conflict in the middle belt, a loosely defined region that cuts across central Nigeria, has passed largely unnoticed in the shadow of Boko Haram, a far more murderous, and undoubtedly jihadist, insurgent group.
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"Andrew McCabe cuts across every facet of every investigation in 2016 that your viewers are interested in from Secretary [Hillary] Clinton's emails to the investigation into the Trump campaign," Gowdy told Fox News on Tuesday.
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The Charlie Parker Jazz Festival is one of the more generous rites of summer in the city: a weekend's worth of free performances, uptown and downtown, with a lineup that cuts across age and style.
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This kind of bias could create a lot of harm if it skewed the results of a database of gun deaths in the US, an issue that cuts across matters of class, sex, and race.
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Based on Republicans' current plans to pass a $1.5 trillion tax cut, the CBO calculates that would be about $111 billion in cuts across the board, in addition to the $25 billion cut to Medicare.
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Australia's Finance Minister Mathias Cormann dodged the issue of fiscal support on Wednesday, saying he was working to get promised tax cuts across both houses of parliament, which would boost incomes for millions of households.
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Indeed, Spain's latest enforcement efforts have reportedly reduced the number of those killed attempting to cross the Mediterranean by over 40 percent, which amounts to several hundred people; something that certainly cuts across political ideologies.
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CIMB said it maintains a cautious stance for 2020 in view of sustained global economic headwinds, trade tensions, the threat from a coronavirus outbreak, as well as potential further interest rate cuts across the region.
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Opinion polls put Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives ahead, but the election is hard to predict because Brexit cuts across traditional political loyalties and has pushed parties to form pacts which could distort the result.
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In reality, the desire for restraint and rational goals reflects the strong isolationist strand that cuts across party lines and has marked debates about America's role in the world since the earliest days of the republic.
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The data: Student loan debt is often discussed in terms of millennials, but it cuts across age groups: 7.8 million people age 50 and older owe a combined $291.9 billion in student loans, federal statistics show.
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Industry experts have said that Eskom slowed the pace of agreeing new renewable energy contracts after power supply in South Africa stabilized last year, following shortages in 2015 that led to power cuts across the country.
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Matt Scott, co-founder and chief technology officer for Chinese A.I. company Malong Technologies, which has offices in Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai, says there is a sense of collaboration in the field that cuts across borders.
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Eight out of 10 Americans say 3D-printed gun blueprints shouldn't be available on the internet — a rare consensus on gun policy that cuts across party and ideological lines, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Allowing such red ink to mount under his stewardship has been uncomfortable for Mr. Mulvaney, a self-proclaimed deficit hawk who envisioned enacting deep cuts across the federal government upon assuming the role of budget director.
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A Business Insider review of SoftBank&aposs portfolio found 2,600 job cuts across Oyo, Rappi, Getaround, and Zume in the first week of January, and more than 7,000 layoffs in the last year across 14 companies.
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"The new cultural cleavage dividing Populists and Cosmopolitan Liberals," Norris and Inglehart write, is "orthogonal to the classic economic class cleavage" — in other words, the new division cuts across and splits the old economic class solidarity.
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Roadside bombing The convoy of vehicles we're in bump along the dirt road that cuts across agricultural fields, past defensive berms that snake through farmland and artillery positions leading to the Iraqi army's new frontline with ISIS.
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Congo's U.N. peacekeeping mission, MONUSCO, said it had deployed troops around Uvira to protect civilians although the recent elimination of a 100-person riverine unit as part of sweeping budget cuts across U.N. missions limited its options.
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Global oil prices have fallen more than 70 percent in the past couple of years, prompting deep spending cuts across the industry and speculation that firms might pass on Mexico's potentially lucrative but costly deep water projects.
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Let's help them by clarifying exactly what a majority of Wall Street, Main Street, and everyone in between is looking for on taxes: First, the public wants marginal tax cuts across the board, especially the middle class.
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Social media use among the 21 million Saudis and roughly 10 million foreign residents of the kingdom cuts across political and religious lines: keenly followed social media users include both strict Muslim clerics and self-described liberals.
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Though deep cuts across the globe are still required to make broader progress, actions to reduce emissions, even by small towns, are a step in the right direction, say experts who study community action on climate change.
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Dozens of liberal advocacy groups have joined the fight against the nominee because his duty as attorney general to enforce federal law cuts across all issues, including immigration, civil rights, women's rights, voter rights and the environment.
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SO ANOTHER BIGAREA IS GOING TO BE TRADE REFORM WHERE AGAIN IT CUTS ACROSS BOTH COMMERCE ANDTREASURY AND WE BELIEVE IN FAIR TRADE AND WE THINK THAT'S GOING TO BE A BIGBOOST TO THE ECONOMY AS WELL.
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Two hours from Las Vegas, overlooking the Virgin River, the sculpture consists of two deep rectilinear cuts across the top of a convex mesa, or, as Heizer puts it, a two-hundred-and-forty-thousand-ton displacement.
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Mental illness cuts across every profession, and medical experts warned that many individuals who commit suicide suffer from a severe mood disorder that can be triggered and exacerbated by many factors related to career, family, finances and health.
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"Whether it's bighorn sheep hunters in Arizona, business owners in Utah, or tribal leaders in the Navajo Nation," Hartinger said, "this is something that cuts across partisan and political lines and has a very real impact on people."
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In a statement sent to Broadly, Holt said that it was important for the tour to convey how sex trafficking in the US cuts across race, ethnicity, class, and gender lines—thus, the varying ethnicities of the actors.
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The one-piece outfit, created by Ralph Lauren, the designer behind many of Clinton's campaign trail ensembles, features a wide leg pant and a one-shouldered top with a ruffle that cuts across the body on a bias.
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Also relevant in interest-based chat: Veteran forum Reddit, and game chat platform Discord — both pretty popular, though not in a way that really cuts across the mainstream, tending to cater to more niche and/or focused interests.
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Washington (CNN)The US Commission on Civil Rights announced Friday that it will investigate the Trump administration's enforcement of civil rights, saying it has concerns about the impact of proposed budget and staff cuts across the federal government.
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NIAMEY, April 5 (Reuters) - Nigeria's fuel shortages have caused power cuts across the border in Niger, according to a statement released by the state electric company, NIGELEC, affecting seven of Niger's eight regions for the past 72 hours.
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And this governmental illiteracy cuts across educational groups – an American Council of Trustees and Alumni poll in August 2015 found that 10 percent of college students thought that the august Judge Judy was on the nation's highest court.
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Earlier, a source close to the discussions told Reuters around 3,000 people would be affected after the group's European chief executive Henrik Adam said Tata was planning to announce job cuts across the European business without giving figures.
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Barclays is to exit cash equities in Asia, part of a broader retrenchment expected to lead to more than 1,000 job cuts across its investment bank, as new chief executive Jes Staley makes his first big strategic move.
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But the party also benefits from a long tradition of environmentalism in Germany that cuts across the political spectrum, from the progressive left to 19th-century Romantic nationalists describing the forest as the home of the German soul.
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"It's the type of thing that cuts across class, location, religious affiliation, political affiliation, sexual orientation, level of education," said Taitu Heron, another co-founder of the Tambourine Army and a gender and development specialist at UN Women.
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That malaise cuts across regional lines: In the New Jersey district held by Representative Leonard Lance, a Republican, Joe Boyle, 61, said he took a dim view of Mr. Trump but still hoped he would turn things around.
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The preference for more moderate policies cuts across age groups, races, education levels and even ideology: Among Democrats who said they were "liberal" or "very liberal," only 30 percent chose the most progressive option for health care reform.
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The preference for more moderate policies cuts across age groups, races, education levels and even ideology: Among Democrats who said they were "liberal" or "very liberal," only 30 percent chose the most progressive option for health care reform.
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Support for taxing the rich cuts across party lines: A majority of Republicans support a proposal from Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, a Democratic presidential candidate, to tax a group of the wealthiest Americans on their net worth.
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Discussions are at an early stage, and it is not yet clear which option will be chosen to help Eskom, which has this year been forced into implementing rolling power cuts across the country that have hurt local businesses.
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The new embassy is located in a compound that cuts across the 1949 Armistice Line that separated West Jerusalem from No Man's Land, which Israel captured in the 1967 Six Day War and has held under occupation ever since.
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Sri Lanka is facing intermittent power cuts across the country after a nationwide power failure on Sunday crippled the country's Chinese-built 900 MW coal power plant that supplies more than 40 percent of the country's peak power demand.
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In a country with a high crime rate, the fear of home intrusion cuts across social and racial lines, and high walls and security guards are common in gated communities like the one where Mr. Pistorius lived in Pretoria.
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The chairman of state oil firm Aramco, Khalid al-Falih, said he is continuing to invest in production despite deep spending cuts across most of the industry, and that markets would likely balance at a "moderate" oil price soon.
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A new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll this week found that eight out of 10 Americans say they believe 3D-printed gun blueprints should not be available online, a rare consensus on gun policy that cuts across party and ideological lines.
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Trump's 2018 budget proposed major cuts across several government agencies, with a $2.6 billion, or 31 percent cut, to the EPA — the largest cut for any Cabinet-level agency — and the elimination of 85033,200 of the agency's 15,000 jobs.
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She said the idea was to choose a shape that cuts across cultures, ages and socioeconomic groups — from farm workers' bandannas to silk ties, from things her grandmother stitches to the slinky tops young women wear to the fest.
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It's a quality that cuts across history and cultures: clouds acting as the tools of deities from Zeus to Indra, leading the Jews out of Egypt in Exodus, ubiquitous in Christian art as the abode of God and saints.
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London Stock Exchange Group said its planned $21310 billion merger with German rival Deutsche Boerse could result in 22.1,250 job cuts across the combined group and should eventually lead to 250 million euros ($279.48 million) in revenue benefits a year.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will make new public spending cuts across the board to meet the 3 percent EU deficit target in 2017, its finance minister said on Monday, after broadcaster TF1 cited national audit officials as saying it would overshoot estimates.
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" Candidates will need to frame their policy platforms for sex work with other issues in mind, such as LGBTQ+ rights, poverty, and undocumented immigrants' rights, Luo said, pointing out that sex work is an issue that "cuts across so many communities.
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While it is true that Sanders is essentially a one-issue candidate, the fact is that economics is a huge and defining issue that cuts across all segments of the electorate, with many expressing deep concern about their economic prospects.
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The state attorney general's rule not only precipitated the lawsuits, but also became a key election issue, generating support for Republican candidates who successfully ousted incumbent Democrats in a conservative district that cuts across Cape May, Cumberland and Atlantic Counties.
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His story cuts across local politics, perverse incentives, and the limits of the welfare state, to arrive at that uniquely unloveable point where the caring classes tacitly collude with the managerial classes to create a mirage of both caring and competence.
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Republicans are trying to pass a $1.5 trillion tax cut — which the CBO said could trigger automatic budget cuts across major mandatory spending programs, like Medicare, federal student loans, and agriculture subsidies, and even some funding for customs and border patrol.
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Because the issue of water cuts across so many different agencies within the UN, there is a mechanism called UN Water whose job it is to coordinate across the 31 different parts of the UN system that work on water.
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While the British roots of the term apply to boisterous young men, in Australia, larrikinism has evolved over the years from being the preserve of men to being emblematic of a shared national sensibility that cuts across race and gender.
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"Everybody is looking for a magic bullet with education, one that cuts across all demographics, all ethnicities and that actually has a positive, measurable increase in test scores, attendance and graduation rates without costing money," he said in a telephone interview.
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Bill Gates, in an interview about a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation report on global inequality that's out Tuesday, told Axios that gender inequality cuts across every single country on earth — a shortfall that unites the U.S. and the developing world.
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The opioid epidemic has attracted significant media attention in part because it cuts across racial and class lines, but in federal heroin cases, only 16 percent of the offenders were white; 40 percent were black and 42 percent were Hispanic.
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LONDON/DUBLIN (Reuters) - Britain has announced plans to cut corporation tax to less than 15 percent in an attempt to cushion the shock of the country's decision to leave the European Union, raising the prospect of competitive tax cuts across the bloc.
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It also comes just months before Democrats will have to find a way forward with Republicans to raise the debt ceiling, pass a comprehensive bill to keep the government funded and raise the spending caps or face automatic cuts across the board.
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"Buried in the agreement is the offer of a 'new, deep and special relationship' with the EU in defense, security and intelligence which cuts across the three fundamentals of our national security policy," said the letter, which Sky News published on its website.
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Wall Street pay is trending lower this year as weak first-quarter earnings, a tough business environment and regulatory restraints will result in cuts across almost all of the industry's lines of business, a new report from compensation consultant Johnson Associates shows.
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Discussions are at an early stage, and it is not yet clear which option will be chosen to help Eskom, whose finances are in crisis and which has this year implemented rolling power cuts across the country that have hurt local businesses.
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In March, Lyft driver Lu Wu was found dead in the back of his car in an apparent suicide, becoming the ninth driver to take his own life in the last 53.33 months and illustrating a despair that cuts across the entire industry.
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"You don't even have to have a pathology at all for overthinking, obsession, or obtrusive thought to be an issue," he says, adding that it's a trait that cuts across anxiety disorders, but also appears a lot in people who don't have anxiety.
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In "Jesús 'Chuy' Torres, Poet/Performer" (1997), Torres's shadow extends over the gravel in the street, and cuts across and defies the prescribed diagonals of a nearby fence; they act as anchors, or legs almost, planting this immigrant identity as one to stay.
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MILAN, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Poste Italiane sees its operating profit rising by 10 percent on average per year over the next five years to reach 1.8 billion euros ($2.22 billion) by 2022, helped by revenue growth and cost cuts across all business segments.
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What's really interesting here is that the keyboard cuts across different services, and can therefore act as the connective tissue linking multiple services — doing away with the need for users to visit another app directly for simple use-cases (like grabbing a file).
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The White House is seeking to slash federal spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade through steep cuts across most agencies and tough new restrictions on aid to the poor — a dramatic rethinking of the role of government in the American economy.
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Over the course of its minute-and-a-half runtime, Dalton's eerie whisper cuts across a brisk acoustic guitar and drums that thwack like stacks of newspaper, like a Shoes record that's been left in the summer's humidity to mildew a bit.
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DUBAI, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) could axe more than half the workforce with a planned 500-plus job cuts at newly acquired Noor Bank as part of cost cuts across both lenders, said three sources close to the matter .
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The new settlement is to be built in the Shilo area, where a string of outposts and settlements cuts across the West Bank horizontally in what critics describe as a bid to prevent a contiguous Palestinian-controlled territory and to create Palestinian cantons.
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It was bold language for someone whose audience cuts across class, ethnicity, age and educational background and, if anything, is somewhat skewed to the working-class sector that lists immigration as its primary concern and that voted strongly to leave the European Union.
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The sobering reality, according to Robert Blendon, a professor at Harvard's School of Public Health who has studied public opinion around opioids, is that the opioid epidemic is so widespread in the US that it cuts across demographics, class divisions, and even political parties.
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"The fear they can't get corporate tax cuts across the finish line might be causing the market to turn down, despite the strong retail sales and other good economic data," said Kim Forrest, senior equity research analyst at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh.
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"While there is still more to do, (Pennsylvania) Governor Wolf has led the fight to restore the deep education cuts across Pennsylvania, especially to help struggling districts, including investing more than $100 million in Philadelphia public schools," the governor's spokesman said in a statement.
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Though deep price cuts across flagship wearables powered sales of more than a million VR headsets in Q3 2017, and both Oculus and HTC moved hundreds of thousands of high-end, PC-based units, individual install bases remain low enough to deter AAA studios.
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His British counterpart George Osborne announced plans last week to cut corporation tax to less than 15 percent in an attempt to cushion the shock of the country's decision to leave the European Union, raising the prospect of competitive tax cuts across the bloc.
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Trump officials unveiled a one-page outline of the president's tax plan Wednesday, promising that significant cuts across the board would enable the economy to thrive—but Democrats have slammed the plan as a "gift" to the uber-rich, the New York Times reports.
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"The person who was in her position at OMB would typically know about a policy that was this major, and especially that cuts across different departments — here, both DHS and DOJ," said Seth Grossman, former deputy general counsel and counselor to the secretary at DHS.
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Much of the drive took them along Bay Avenue, a broad thoroughfare that cuts across the two-mile-wide peninsula, connecting the shallow, oyster-rich waters of Willapa Bay on the east side to the thundering surf of the Pacific Ocean on the west side.
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Industry executives and analysts say that increase - the first in CNOOC's annual spending since 22017 - is likely to be followed by peers in a sharp turnaround after sliding crude prices led to years of job and budget cuts across the world's top energy market.
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There is little crossover in audience, even online: The Facebook research showed just 29 percent of news that shows up in someone's feed cuts across party lines, and only a quarter of the stories people click on runs counter to their own political beliefs.
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The sobering reality, according to Robert Blendon, a professor at Harvard's School of Public Health who has studied public opinion around opioids, is the opioid epidemic is so widespread in the US that it cuts across demographics and class divisions and even political party.
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Beyond the racial resentment, xenophobia and Islamaphobia that is very plainly coursing through the veins of Trump's candidacy and his supporters' fervor, this election is also marked by a genuine craving for radical change, new ideas and new leadership — a craving that cuts across partisan divides.
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"In a state in a Country that is becoming ever more partisan, partisan in its politics, partisan in its religion, partisan in its economic opportunities, there is one concept, there is one ideal, that cuts across and can bring people together, and that's justice," he said.
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WASHINGTON — The White House clashed Wednesday with Democratic congressional leaders over the terms of a broad spending agreement to head off deep cuts across the government and a default on the federal debt, plunging the talks deeper into stalemate as a series of pivotal deadlines loom.
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During the Vietnam War, for example, Beijing prevailed on Pyongyang to keep its border with South Korea tense so that the Pentagon was unable to pull U.S. troops from the ironically named Demilitarized Zone, which cuts across the Korean Peninsula, for the American war in Southeast Asia.
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Buttigieg's campaign told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday that the Democratic presidential candidate had not worked on bread pricing specifically, instead focusing more broadly on price cuts across the Canadian chain, and that he had only recently heard of the "bread scandal" that has become notorious across Canada.
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A stack of evenly spaced linear pencil lines descends diagonally across the surface of the "raw canvas," echoing the tilted orientation of the longest turquoise band, which cuts across the painting's upper right hand corner, "affixing" it to the ground (or what can be read as wall) beneath.
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Villa put Chihuahua at the forefront of change in Mexico, something Corral said he wanted to repeat, this time with an unarmed revolution aimed at breaking what he called an "impunity pact" agreed by the political class that cuts across party lines and turns a blind eye to corrupt practices.
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It's a pervasive worry that cuts across the VICE youth survey, in which 43 percent of respondents said they feel the future holds less job stability, while 48 percent think current social class standings will remain the same, and 66 percent think we'll experience more economic problems, including financial crises.
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In July, the House passed its own version of the budget, which would allow a tax bill to increase the deficit by $2.5 billion in 10 years and mandates a total of $203 billion in spending cuts across 11 committees — which would likely come from programs like Medicaid and food stamps.
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The gender gap cuts across lines of race and education, with non-white women (79% favor Democrats) and white women with college degrees (68% back the Democrat) breaking most heavily for the Democrats, while white men (57% Republican) and particularly white men without college degrees (13% back the Republican) are most deeply behind the GOP.
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Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) is planning to axe more than 500 jobs at newly acquired Noor Bank as part of cost cuts across both lenders, Reuters reported on Feb 2, citing sources.. Last year Emirates NBD, HSBC and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank - which led a merger with two other banks - cut hundreds of jobs.
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While we acknowledge there is downside risk to near-term EPS due to weaker-than-expected NAND pricing--and hence we lower our near-term EPS estimates--supply cuts across the NAND indus-try, along with a re-acceleration of nearline HDD demand, will likely lead to a strong-er recovery off a lower base in 1H CY19.
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The scale of Misrach's photographs can make you feel almost as if you are there, looking at what he is focusing on: a section of rusted steel wall – which reminded me of Christo's curtains — following the topography of an inhospitable landscape as it cuts across miles and miles of desert, a dirt road running alongside it.
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Elizabeth Warren&aposs Plan to Break Up Big Tech Is Just the BeginningBreaking up the tech giants is one of the few major issues that cuts across party lines in…Read more ReadIn Europe, the situation is far beyond talk and proposals: Last year, antitrust regulators have already levied a record-setting $5 billion fine for monopolistic activity.
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That's why it came as a surprise that the president's first full budget submitted to Congress proposes cuts across job training programs, including 40 percent cuts to the Department of Labor's Workforce Innovation & Opportunity grants, $5 million from the Department's apprenticeship grants, and nearly 20 percent from the Department of Education's Perkins Grants for career and technical education.
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In later decades, artists have manifested their enthusiasm for the occult through an all-pervading atmosphere that cuts across their oeuvre: Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia's dark tribal trance, Xosar's occult-inspired techno or the ambient sounds of The Haxan Cloak come to mind, while genres such as witch house and hauntology have emerged as fully-formed musical disciples of the dark arts.
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"This is an approach that cuts across the government to try to take advantage of the fact that the cost of renewable technologies has come down dramatically during President Obama's tenure, and we want to advantage of that a try to encourage more homeowners to actually benefit directly from that dynamic," Brian Deese, a top adviser to Obama, told reporters.
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When lawmakers return from their weeklong July 4 recess, they will confront a gantlet of fiscal deadlines that need to be reconciled with the Senate: a deal to prevent billions of dollars in sharp spending cuts across all government agencies, an agreement to raise the government's borrowing limit and all 12 bills to keep the government fully funded after Sept. 30.
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A prime example of this is Gold's 1998 essay "The Year I Ate Pico Boulevard," about his experiences eating his way down a main drag that cuts across LA. It's an essay about food, but really it's about the culture that gave rise to that food, and the ways the connecting flavors and experiences work as a cipher for the broader city and its history.
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And Oprah herself, with her Obama-endorsing, #MeToo politics and her tendency to mix spirituality with pseudoscience, is clearly somewhat on the blue-state side of that divide … … but only somewhat, because the divide between blue-state spirituality and red-state spirituality is much more porous than other divisions in our balkanized society, and the appeal of the spiritual worldview cuts across partisan lines and racial divides.
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The wartime front line runs along the Neretva River, now spanned again by a rebuilt Stari Most, or Old Bridge, a 16th-century jewel of Ottoman architecture destroyed by Croat artillery fire during the war, and then cuts across the river for a few hundred yards into territory on the west bank, running along a boulevard lined with ruins and buildings still pockmarked by bullets.
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"Steve would say that simplification is the ultimate sophistication, meaning that once you know how the dots connect, even if it cuts across industries that previously had never had a connection with one another, then you have to simplify it and make the solution so simple that even non-technical people will be able to use your tools and will be able to be motivated to do amazing things with them," says Sculley.
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If Hollywood is truly committed to changing its behavior and reversing the power dynamic that has persisted for too long, it would look not only at actor and creators' professional actions, but their interactions in their personal lives as well — and not just at the current moment of #MeToo and Time's Up. Many people have criticized Hollywood for trying to be the vanguard about a problem that cuts across all industries, particularly plaguing women in working class fields.
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Bonuses, wage hikes and sweetened benefits are being offered to some part- and full-time retail employees already, but the start of 2018 has also brought news of store closures and job cuts across the U.S. "Macroeconomic conditions are highly favorable toward consumer spending with low unemployment, modest wage gains, tax cuts, rising home values, record levels of consumer net worth and elevated consumer confidence levels," said Ken Perkins, the founder of Retail Metrics, in a note to clients this week.
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