Mukai said different pesticides may degrade -- or not degrade -- in the presence of baking soda or other compounds.
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It's hard to explain to men that there is no vocabulary equivalent for the words that are used to degrade women, to degrade women's bodies.
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"No one should have the audacity to stand up and degrade the Purple Heart, degrade military families, by talking about the military being in a state of disaster," he said.
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So they artificially degrade the details before they sell them.
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The consumer electronics we use everyday often don't degrade well.
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But he added that U.S. resources would start to degrade.
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Unfortunately, those pieces of art history naturally degrade with time.
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They do not degrade over time like asphalt or concrete.
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That's why they run so hot and degrade so quickly.
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But harvesting those remnants is tricky, since they degrade quickly.
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He chose to belittle me, degrade me, and abuse me.
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Plastic, by the way, takes hundreds of years to degrade.
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They're also not invulnerable: they'll degrade during a heated fight.
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Objects degrade at a glacial pace in the frozen north.
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Trump may not have intended to degrade veterans with PTSD.
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He will degrade Latinos, immigrants, Muslims, veterans and the disabled.
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To degrade a female reporter is, of course, never acceptable.
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Similar to phones and laptops, car batteries degrade over time.
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Mr. Obama has helped degrade the Islamic State in Iraq.
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Other times the quality would degrade into a pixellated mess.
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But the service should have been designed to degrade gracefully.
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Patching against Meltdown can degrade performance by almost a third.
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Only contain ingredients that will readily degrade in natural environments.
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And, Trump's tactic here is to both overwhelm and degrade.
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When using email, I also don't degrade the English language.
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Obama's speech spoke of how would "degrade and destroy" them.
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Environmental experts say plastic bags can take centuries to degrade.
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Others degrade us and don't even know they're doing it.
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But adding servers, counterintuitively, would actually degrade performance in a way.
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Flawed prosecutions destroy lives and degrade trust in already shaky governments.
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The FCC should not degrade people's privacy rights without thorough consideration.
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Once implanted in an organism, the plastic-like materials slowly degrade.
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If we had another mandate we might degrade our other objective.
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It is a mechanism to demean, degrade and demoralize a prisoner.
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Precipitation during the winter might degrade your brake fluids, Haynes said.
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But the pressure to meet those milestones might degrade our experience.
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We want it to elevate us; we tend to degrade it.
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Big temperature fluctuations can degrade the texture of the ice cream.
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The more you charge and deplete batteries, the more they degrade.
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On ISIS, Obama promised to "degrade and destroy" the terrorist organization.
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Strikes on one airfield won't do much to degrade Assad's capabilities.
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Some ranchers think they have a right to degrade public lands.
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" He added: "The President wants to demean people and degrade people.
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Separating them out is difficult and mechanical methods of recycling degrade fibres.
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"This could degrade to a yelling screaming match, couldn't it?" she said.
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If there isn't any cancer, that nanoparticle stays whole, eventually will degrade.
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Normally, a brain starts to degrade after just 30 minutes following death.
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In our case, it can also degrade the quality of our services.
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In this Zelda game, all weapons degrade with use and eventually break.
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What he can do is try to degrade the agency's institutional capacity.
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And these are people you want to listen to and not degrade.
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Does your BOSS know that this is how you degrade other WOMAN?
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"Increased erosion would degrade soil health," Wempner told me in an email.
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To humiliate and degrade yourself and put yourself in a bad position.
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And even packaging that's designed to readily degrade can raise new problems.
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The region will cross a tipping point and eventually degrade into savanna.
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Michelle Obama nearly chokes up describing how men degrade and dehumanize us.
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Coconut and other oils can degrade latex integrity and lead to breakage.
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Hill's claims were fresher than that, and memory can degrade over time.
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But Mr. Bolsonaro would degrade our nation with his rudeness and ignorance.
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However, his fear that Marvel will degrade the film industry is unwarranted.
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"We degrade this Parliament at our peril," Bercow told lawmakers, tearing up.
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A new study analyzes the material, most of which doesn't naturally degrade.
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Do you think it's meant to degrade or to praise young moms?
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Large plastics will, over time, degrade into small particles known as microplastics.
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He definitely wanted to degrade these women by dumping their bodies like trash.
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And we don't throttle, discriminate or degrade network performance based on content. Period.
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Under a sprinkling acid chunks, the iPhone first began to discolor and degrade.
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Tesla claims the tiles do not degrade over time like asphalt or concrete.
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There is no evidence that existing fuel economy rules would degrade vehicle performance.
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These variabilities can degrade the accuracy of facial recognition systems — and often do.
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Beats says that audio quality doesn't change or degrade with noise cancelling disabled.
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That plastic doesn't degrade, and it poses a threat to wildlife, including corals.
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Also, rail cars and concrete slabs, unlike batteries, do not degrade over time.
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These insults would too often degrade into racial, ethnic, geographic, or other slurs.
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Without energy, your body will degrade, and you will become tired super quick.
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And we don't throttle, discriminate, or degrade network performance based on content. Period.
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Are we gluttons for watching our political leadership degrade itself over and over?
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Under no circumstances is it acceptable to degrade, denigrate, or dehumanize #TPS immigrants.
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The types of image used to degrade women vary from place to place.
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But supporting a favorite bandmate can easily degrade into trashing a least favorite.
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The ban is designed to degrade the reliability of existing nuclear warhead arsenals.
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They're error-prone, and the qubits can pretty easily degrade into regular bits.
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Unfortunately that's not the case, and THC starts to degrade at 365 degrees.
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Scientists have found the waxworm caterpillars have gut microbes that degrade plastic compounds.
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Shrinking and additive migration are two of the most common ways plastics degrade.
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"I don't want anything to degrade military construction," Inhofe told reporters on Tuesday.
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They degrade the planet's natural resources, with chemical fertilizers, deforestation and intensive farming.
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Or do you tend to degrade yourself and endlessly ruminate on minor missteps?
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Why then would we degrade or destroy an institution that binds us together?
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That will cause the rainforest to dry out and degrade into a savanna.
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Very old absinthe can even turn brown, but it doesn't degrade the flavor.
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Continuing to degrade the currency would put the reserve status at risk, Bove said.
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Indeed, the ship's timbers, once exposed to the elements, will start to degrade immediately.
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It is intended to utilize powerful cyberweapons to degrade and destroy the enemy's systems.
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We decided that we're gonna suck it up, fully charge, and let it degrade.
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But will Apple degrade the user experience in order to push its own services?
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People make rude comments, but it doesn't degrade me because it's not the truth.
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The minute you sexually degrade or objectify a woman, that memory is always there.
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This isn't meant to shame or degrade anything said or done by the Knights.
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Just like batteries degrade over time, other components can break down in unexpected ways.
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Users, meanwhile, want a cleaner experience online; fake accounts and disinformation degrade their enjoyment.
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Wherever you were at, they'd embarrass you to no end just to degrade you.
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Detroit taught me how to fight for the communities you continue to degrade & attack.
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Previous research has suggested the dispersants actually slowed microbes' ability to degrade the oil.
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"The response rates are going to degrade and the performance is going to wane."
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All that plastic doesn't easily degrade—it is, after all, engineered to be tough.
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So does that mean paper bags, which degrade more easily, are a better option?
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The quantity of work produced by people can degrade at higher levels of pollution.
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This president is breaking norms and traditions every day to demean, distract, divide, degrade.
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Genetic material tends to degrade quickly, especially in hot and humid environments like catacombs.
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DNA does degrade over time but, if preserved well, can last millions of years.
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Any subpar component in any part of the chain can degrade the sound quality.
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To degrade another human being, especially a client, is just the lowest of the low.
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Who can supply the most relevant ads in a way that doesn't degrade the experience?
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I have to work really hard to not degrade what my healthier friends go through.
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Understand that the decisions you make will sometimes improve their experiences and sometimes degrade them.
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"The aim is to degrade Macron's image, even if we lose credibility," one note said.
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Protesters say TTIP and CETA would strengthen multinationals and degrade food, environmental and labor standards.
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Protesters say TTIP and CETA would strengthen multinationals and degrade food, environmental and labour standards.
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Seasonal flows of runoff appear to be increasing for the time being as glaciers degrade.
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And we don't throttle, discriminate, or degrade network performance based on content," he continues. "Period.
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She claims that Belafonte would degrade her in front of the nanny, comparing their looks.
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Those comments are meant to push public CPG CEOs, not to degrade SpaceX or Uber.
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When exposed to light, heat or air, the epinephrine can degrade and lose its effectiveness.
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I would NEVER degrade or disregard anything that she feels like doing for my children.
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When economic underpinnings degrade, and citizens become apathetic, struggling democracies can quickly become failed states.
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With neuroevolution, the weights change randomly, so the network's performance might degrade before it improves.
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"Under no circumstances is it acceptable to degrade, denigrate, or dehumanize #TPS immigrants," he added.
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As coastal Louisiana continues to degrade, communities are left increasingly vulnerable to catastrophic storm flooding.
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Therefore, they go out daily in search of enemies to insult and friends to degrade.
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There's lots of value when you sample a song right that doesn't degrade the original.
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All in one palm-sized disk that isn't expected to degrade for 14 billion years.
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The counterterrorism operations detailed include efforts to degrade networks affiliated with Al Qaeda and ISIS.
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These devices typically use lithium-ion batteries, which quickly degrade over just a few years.
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"The families of bacteria that can degrade oil already exist in the Gulf," he said.
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"He continued: "The attacks on them degrade our institution and all who serve in it.
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Most are hesitant to believe a military campaign could significantly degrade ISIS's broader online propaganda.
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This would further degrade the separation of powers and our system of checks and balances.
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" He added: "It was not done to degrade anyone or to make fun of anyone.
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In recent years he and others in power have made public statements that degrade women.
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We also see where people are most likely to lose vital benefits as ecosystems degrade.
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The administration will further degrade our nation's position in the worldwide fight against climate change.
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Women being labeled hysterical or crazy as a way to degrade them dates back centuries.
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It really can degrade the quality of your site and what you're trying to do.
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When Trump and his staff imply otherwise, they degrade America and insult every American citizen.
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It's possible though unlikely that they could have left the hardware to degrade and die.
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The cyberattack's goal was to disable and degrade Kata'ib Hezbollah, an Iranian sponsored Shia militia group.
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Don't solder or weld the capsule shut, as heat can degrade the housing and objects therein.
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Men degrade women anyway, so they see a female rap artist, and they just… it's terrible.
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As the President said in September 2014, our intention is to "degrade and ultimately destroy" Daesh.
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For too long, powerful men have used their £££ & positions to silence those that they abuse & degrade.
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Like days of old, this is a thinly veiled attempt to dehumanize and degrade Native people.
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Sodium promises to create batteries that hold more charge, but the resulting cells degrade far faster.
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By their nature, lithium-ion batteries degrade over time, storing less and less of a charge.
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But those materials still use a considerable amount of plastic, and the finished products degrade quickly.
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They need pads that can degrade quickly, without adding toxins to local landfills and water systems.
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To me, I always like to humiliate and degrade both sides equally," he told "The View.
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The omission of these culture-change initiatives is certain to degrade capital programs and safety performance.
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But scientists in Japan have discovered a bacteria that can degrade this plastic within six weeks.
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As more people piled into the conversation to defend or degrade sex workers, it kept spreading.
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We feel hopeless because men who are supposed to be our brothers degrade us like this.
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Don't overlook these affordable accessories during the wintertime, as they tend to degrade quickly, Haynes said.
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When plastics get warm, they degrade faster because the molecules have more energy to move around.
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Oil-based lubes degrade latex, so avoid those, because that's what most condoms are made of.
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These fashion statements were clearly not designed to offend or degrade the cultures that influenced them.
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Furthermore, lithium metal is highly reactive with most available electrolytes, and this causes them to degrade.
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" A top health official has said the poison was very potent and "did not degrade quickly.
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But these benefits were completely overtaken by evidence that lung function may degrade with chronic use.
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For example, a changing climate "could both improve and degrade food system performance," the report said.
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Once an artifact is exposed to oxygen and sunlight, it will start to degrade, she said.
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Anything less than enacting legislation to recognize these truths will degrade and diminish who we are.
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The blocks can degrade over time as they become worn, so subsequent originals can lose detail.
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Everything the system does to us convicts is designed to tear us down, to degrade us.
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"Under no circumstances is it acceptable to degrade, denigrate, or dehumanize #TPS immigrants," Florida Republican Rep.
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Trump is known to assign derogatory nicknames to his opponents in an attempt to degrade them.
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She came to view roboticized eldercare as a cop-out, one that would ultimately degrade human connection.
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Now, Moore has to test to ensure that this new plastic can actually degrade in natural environments.
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SOCIAL networks have a problem with trolls, spammers, bots and others who degrade the quality of interaction.
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As a result, these batteries degrade faster than a normal battery and cause unexpected shutdowns to occur.
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For the first time in a Zelda game your swords and shields degrade as you use them.
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""As a result, these batteries degrade faster than a normal battery and cause unexpected shutdowns to occur.
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With preferred services in a separate lane, telecoms are free to degrade service for standalone streaming services.
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There are still spent rocket bodies orbiting the planet whose orbits may not degrade for many decades.
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These wastes kill massive numbers of marine animals and degrade their environment while entering the food chain.
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Referring to the comedian, Masten said she "will not degrade myself to ever" utter his name again.
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Therefore the list of authors, the quotations, and the email address to contact will begin to degrade.
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It's unfortunate that people need to resort to those type of epithets to degrade another human being.
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The company said a cable bushing may degrade after prolonged exposure to high ambient heat and humidity.
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These changes will substantially degrade the quality of coverage available to American workers (employee impact - pg.7).
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Similarly, a content provider could leverage its own market power to cause providers to degrade competitors' content.
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Perhaps worst of all, they said, Argentina had let its military degrade to the point of recklessness.
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Current farming methods can also degrade soil more than 215 times faster than new soil is formed.
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There won't be enough vegetation to move moisture through the ecosystem, causing it to degrade into savanna.
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Let the water degrade, let the fish die, but protect your pocketbook from vast and unnecessary expenditures.
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"When your cognitive performance begins to degrade, you don't get to more sophisticated thought processes," she says.
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We correctly condemn those whites who shackled blacks in the past and who would degrade them today.
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U.G.: We became Trump-O-Centric because his daily outrages undermine norms, spread xenophobia, degrade public morality.
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"These strikes are necessary to degrade the group, but not sufficient to destroy it," Mr. Joscelyn said.
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"Under no circumstances is it acceptable to degrade, denigrate, or dehumanize [Temporary Protected Status] immigrants," said Rep.
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But electrodes degrade in the salty cerebral soup, or get gunked up by the subject's immune response.
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But revenge porn images are intensely personal and emotionally damaging, and serve only to degrade the victims. . . .
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"These distortions about our vibrant community are harmful to our reputation and degrade our spirit," Escobar wrote.
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Perhaps, he speculated, pathogens will evolve to secrete enzymes that degrade teixobactin before it even reaches them.
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S. forces will continue to use all effective measures to degrade the groups' ability to export terror.
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"Trump's tactics tend to be power based — they are coercive, and they degrade over time," DeSteno added.
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It's better than the current proliferation of terrible fantasy and sci-fi comics that degrade their genres.
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Meeting them might somehow degrade the experience of reading them, and I might be a bother to them.
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In many ways, this is fodder that could easily degrade into a shallow, easy performance of faux-feminism.
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I don&apost agree with what he&aposs doing to degrade what it means to be an American.
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Turkey's aim is to roll back territory controlled by the PKK's allies degrade their military capacity, Yesiltas said.
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The fact that we inherently degrade the act without considering context, kind of drives me up the wall.
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The shoes might last a long time sitting on a shelf, but the battery inside them could degrade.
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Microplastics can take thousands of years to degrade and can cause health problems for marine life if ingested.
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Austin believes a successful hack would most likely target the launch sequencing, which could potentially degrade the launch.
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While costs have been falling - by nearly 40% since 2015 according to Wood Mackenzie - most degrade over time.
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The salinity of the ocean, as well as sea creatures, can degrade the condition and integrity of artifacts.
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But defenders warn that undermining encryption would erode Americans' rights to privacy and degrade security for everyone. Sens.
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Microplastics can take thousands of years to degrade, and can be ingested by marine life, causing health problems.
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" He encouraged them not to "degrade the tone of our debate" and to appeal to our "common humanity.
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Other findings show that the rainforest won't collapse but will degrade differently in different regions of the jungle.
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The payload is unloaded on women, because that's the last group it's kind of O.K. to demean, degrade.
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They are helping to erode public officials' accountability, foster public ignorance, and degrade the quality of American democracy.
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Slavery supporters saw his raging antislavery rhetoric as proof of Northern attempts to degrade and subjugate the South.
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But in a new paper, five scientists found that sunlight can degrade polystyrene in centuries or even decades.
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Likewise, studies show that when hospitals are paid less, quality can degrade, even leading to higher mortality rates.
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It's particularly important that the stuff doesn't degrade aerobically—that is, bacteria feeding on it and consuming oxygen.
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With a traditional Wi-Fi router, your signal would degrade the farther you move from the base station.
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The drugs have to be kept secure and at the proper humidity and temperature so they don't degrade.
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Treating people as "instruments" in order to subdue them through war, Ibn Khaldun wrote, is to degrade them.
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When we degrade our natural habitat, we adapt, en masse, just like the wild animals in the forest.
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Enemy destruction of U.S. reconnaissance satellites would blind its strategic monitoring and degrade its operational and tactical abilities.
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S. attack operations supporting missile defense will degrade, disrupt or destroy an adversary's missiles before they are launched.
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Populations of rare alpine water skinks and broad-toothed rats are declining as the brumbies degrade their habitats.
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So, as a consequence, both as individuals and collectively, we degrade the possibility of gaining meaning from work.
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The company says its mushroom materials degrade in about a month when broken into small pieces and left outside.
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The batteries inside your laptop or smartphone will degrade over time—it's just a natural feature of the technology.
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After patches to fix this vulnerability were released, rumors circulated that the patches could significantly degrade a computer's performance.
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To govern, he could be driven to degrade politics still further, potentially paving the way for someone still worse.
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The lithium-ion batteries in smartphones and other devices degrade a little every time they are charged and discharged.
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But festivity and humor in fashion should complement you, not degrade you and make you look like a fool.
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As time passes, these chemicals degrade and the image starts to fade away, typically turning yellow and developing cracks.
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Indoors and in low light, both photo and video quality starts to degrade significantly and get becomes very noisy.
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You cant fix society and its endless need to diminish, disparage, or degrade that which they know is good.
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But Austin believes a successful hack would most likely target the launch sequencing, which could potentially degrade the launch.
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These vile efforts to degrade and disparage others are contrary to the highest ideals of our state and country.
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Or, as Bell suggests, things could degrade until there's a government shutdown—or, best case, there's another continuing resolution.
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Additional exposure of inflators to high heat and humidity degrade the inflators, making them more prone to deadly ruptures.
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At the beginning of the beyond-viral clip, someone asks him why it's OK for him to degrade women.
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It is manpower intensive, and over the long term tends to degrade as people forget about the last attack.
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"Rainforest organisms do not degrade synthetics very quickly, but the glues holding the shoes together do disintegrate," Roman explains.
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Now Cuban officials worry that scaled back relations could degrade the improved cooperation in the fight against drug traffickers.
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They degrade water quality, including drinking water sources relied on by neighboring communities, and emit tons of air pollution.
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Such intermittent floods can damage and devalue homes, degrade infrastructure, rust out cars and spawn mold, the report said.
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Stewart also said the Obama administration's policy on transgender service members would "degrade military readiness" in the long term.
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In extreme cases, these agreements could eventually block downstream products, degrade services, and charge higher prices to American families.
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"The ship has certainly deteriorated just as one would expect a steel vessel to degrade over time," Lahey said.
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"You want to store that in an efficient way, in a way that doesn't degrade," he told Business Insider.
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The downside, according to Microsoft, is that "Quick removal" may "degrade system performance" by not allowing for write caching.
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They have even more good reason to fear that such moves would slowly degrade the quality of their healthcare.
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Yet it's rare to see the company quite clearly degrade the usability of a product a shortcut to scale.
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Instructing Islamophobic kooks, white supremacists and oil industry hacks in how better to degrade America is something else entirely.
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Every new release and innovation is just designed to extract more money out of us and degrade the product.
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Monday's strike in Dara Salaam is the latest in a series of operations designed to "degrade" Shabaab's military capacity.
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Under precisely controlled laboratory conditions, it took a colony about six weeks to completely degrade a sample PET sheet.
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American policymakers worry that the Afrin conflict, and the threat against Manbij, will degrade their Kurdish and Arab allies.
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And Trump has, of course, done more to degrade his office than any previous occupant of the White House.
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Scaling up As well as polluting our oceans, plastics have been found to emit greenhouse gases when they degrade.
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"If the military aid cuts degrade our effort to fight war on terror, who does it help?" he said.
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Some scientists think otoconia simply cannot replenish themselves, while others speculate they grow back more slowly than they degrade.
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For example, it could change the way proteins degrade inside the body, helping drugs stay in your system longer.
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They will watch the Star Tracker and other instruments degrade, as they expect they will, over the next few months.
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"Any constraints put on Pakistan, actually only serve to degrade our capability to fight the war against terror," he said.
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Millions of tons of plastic bottles, for instance, now litter the Earth, and they take hundreds of years to degrade.
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This doesn't matter for wine with screw-tops or other alternative stoppers, since they won't degrade or change over time.
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In other words, cover the IR system and the depth mask will simply stop updating and likely, over time, degrade.
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It's no wonder, then, that so many men deride and degrade gossip: It's our most effective armor against their abuses.
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Although plastic doesn't degrade, it does break down into microplastics, which can be as small as a millimeter in diameter.
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They found that it was packaged properly, so the DNA — which can easily degrade if packaged improperly — was still intact.
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Researchers are now looking to nature to find ways of boosting the speed at which we can degrade this stuff.
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These filters, usually made out of cellulose acetate, can take years, if not decades, to fully degrade in the environment.
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Usually, a vanilla white cake recipe has a lot of eggs, butter, milk, et cetera that naturally degrade very quickly.
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Engine oils in particular degrade over their lifetime as combustion gases contaminate them, meaning they have to be replaced regularly.
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Weapons degrade with extended use, too, meaning players will have to cycle through an armory to survive in the wilds.
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Avenatti added that Cohen sought to "degrade the office of the presidency" when he facilitated illegal campaign payments in 2016.
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Introduced more than 60 years ago, PFASs are manmade chemicals that degrade very slowly, if at all, in the environment.
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In his letter Thursday, Wyden slammed the suggestion, saying that it would inevitably degrade the security of the devices themselves.
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California's bill not only will cause a housing shortage, it also will degrade the quality of the existing housing stock.
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Ideally, the greenery gets harvested before it dies, so it doesn't degrade and release pollutants back into the same system.
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If they think you're not worth $100,000, they're much likelier to just wait for inflation to slowly degrade your salary.
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The law requires that biodegradable and compostable alternatives be used instead of plastic, which takes hundreds of years to degrade.
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Some forms of tilling for agriculture can degrade soil up to 100 times faster than soil is generated, for example.
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McCaul also maintained that the country's tactics continue to degrade a key bilateral relationship between countries and threaten global security.
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Mr. McMaster said the missile strikes would not eliminate Mr. Assad's ability to use chemical weapons, but would degrade it.
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To have someone belittle you, degrade you, and call you a whore when you're not okay with it is unacceptable.
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One potential downside is that if the batteries are fully charged and discharged each day, they could degrade more quickly.
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They argue the ban would be disruptive and degrade military readiness, rather than improve it, as the president has asserted.
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It is something with which we must all take great umbrage, because it has the power to degrade truth itself.
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The effects of climate change "are drivers of geopolitical instability and degrade the security of the United States," Stefanik said.
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It's possible that the battery life could degrade over time, but forgetful chargers will be very happy with the battery.
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Such intrusions will doubtless impinge on the river traveler's experience and degrade the outstanding values provided by the Green River.
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"Salt is not so great for your boots, as it can degrade and stain leather," said celebrity stylist Amber Alexandria.
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What I am trying to get at is, Western culture has started to fear and degrade the notion of human intelligence.
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Scientists should also devise new, high tech methods to degrade plastic and potentially convert it into liquid fuel or useful energy.
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"These strikes, conducted in quick succession, degrade al Qaeda's capabilities, weaken their resolve, and cause confusion in their ranks," he said.
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Is the end of one's life just a series of obtuse puzzles designed to simultaneously bewitch, degrade, and upset the mind?
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Some of the explicit photos are juxtaposed with fully-clothes images of the women, in an attempt to degrade them further.
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Researchers hope to develop chemicals that can selectively degrade a single type of plastic in a stream of mixed plastic waste.
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Proteins have the potential to reveal genetic information up to 50 times older than DNA, which tends to degrade relatively quickly.
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Plus, the stylus needs to be charged again and again, and that would degrade a normal battery but not the supercapacitor.
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It worked pretty well in my testing, though the signal quality did degrade a fair bit when moving to another floor.
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Most of those fractures are probably due to common geological processes that damage and degrade bones over time, the researchers found.
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By identifying what components of a page can degrade without affecting the user, Netflix can increase the reliability of its systems.
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Because Twitter has chosen not to provide alternatives to these interfaces we have been forced to disable or degrade certain features.
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The organic nature of the bots also mean that they could be discarded use, left to degrade without damaging the environment.
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A proposal before the Federal Communications Commission would allow transmissions that will block or degrade GPS service for millions of Americans.
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As these brain areas degrade, people develop frontotemporal dementia (FTD) -- and this often comes hand-in-hand with violent, asocial behavior.
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Wade preserved can defeat those who want laws that coerce reproduction and that degrade the dignity and safety of pregnant individuals.
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The authors say this is because the pesticides degrade faster in baking soda, making them easier to physically remove by washing.
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Both paper and plastic bags cause problems: Plastic bags can take 1,000 years to degrade, but paper production emits more carbon.
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Trump's attacks on the intelligence community undermine national confidence in these institutions and degrade the service of the people in them.
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I want no part of a one-sided argument or feud where one woman lives to demoralize and degrade another woman.
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Not to degrade electronic music, but nothing beats the reverberations of a guitar strum, a smooth drum solo, and uninhibited vocals.
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Meanwhile, temperatures above 355 degrees Fahrenheit can degrade terpenes—active ingredients in many CBD oils that enhance their effects—he adds.
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"Pigs, goats, and deer degrade forest vegetation and fragment snail populations," coordinator for the Snail Extinction Prevention Program David Sischo wrote.
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Waiting too long may allow the virus and its genetic material to degrade, however, which could lead to a false negative.
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Barack Obama surged U.S. forces in Afghanistan, but only with the intention to "degrade" the Taliban rather than to defeat them.
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Building materials degrade over time, he said, like a paper clip that is bent and unbent repeatedly until it finally snaps.
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We should prioritize hiring fire chiefs who are fully committed to dismantling nepotism and tackling those professional traditions that degrade opportunity.
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Climate change is a threat in their eyes because it's going to degrade their ability to deal with conventional military problems.
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They cannot be allowed to disregard and degrade the authority of Congress to fulfill our core constitutional legislative and oversight responsibilities.
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When that happens, he says, other mental abilities like memory begin to degrade and your body starts to function on autopilot.
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Imagine if Washington and Jerusalem were to develop a joint military plan designed to contain and degrade Iranian forces in Syria.
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" Mr. Otaiba said the mission's goal was "to disrupt the terrorist organization's network and degrade its ability to conduct future attacks.
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Some scientists have theorized that electromagnetic fields from devices like cellphones could degrade semen quality, leading to weak and immobile sperm.
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And for good reason: Lithium-ion has a high energy density, it doesn&apost degrade easily, and it&aposs relatively lightweight.
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That showed that it was some chemical or combination of chemicals within the insects that was causing the plastic to degrade.
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You can be the most cautious phone charger in the world and your phone's battery life will still degrade, albeit slower.
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That means, especially, repealing the insurance regulations driving up the cost of healthcare even as they degrade the quality of care.
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Hillary's tweet on "silencers" is based in abject IGNORANCE--a silencer on an AR-28503 doesn't "silence" & would degrade the barrel.
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It's extremely rare, she said, to find such old gibbon remains anywhere because their forest habitat tends to degrade bones quickly.
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Ultraviolet light and the force of the waves degrade fishnets, plastic bags, bottles, caps and toothbrushes into smaller and smaller pieces.
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Select paste wax that has a high carnauba content; the natural botanical substance acts as a protectant and won't degrade the finish.
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Physiologically, as we age, our faces lose fat, our elastin collagen fibres degrade and the bones of the face erode a bit.
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Another problem that Gupta says is common is the adulteration of fuel with additives that can degrade the engine of a vehicle.
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With a long enough tunnel, multiple devices could further degrade the shock wave as it travels down the length of the corridor.
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Massive amounts of plastic have piled up in landfills, with some emitting greenhouse gases and contributing to global warming as they degrade.
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After 2000 charge cycles (about 22 years), the battery starts to degrade and only retains up to 993% of its original capacity.
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Thierry Fremaux, who heads up festival, called red carpet selfies "ridiculous and grotesque," and declared that they degrade the prestige of Cannes.
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The problem the company is solving is that phone interviews sound horrible, and VOIP solutions like Skype often don't degrade very well.
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Its male stars—Santeria included—verbally and physically degrade women way beyond what you might expect in even the most extreme porn.
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Words that demean and degrade are often the gateway drug to words that threaten and the very real violence that often follows.
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It's strong but also stretchy, and it will degrade inside the body after about a year, removing the need for another surgery.
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And then of course just having a coal plant around can degrade water quality even more, due to contamination from waste products.
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They're made out of that material because of the force with which they close; anything lesser would degrade and disintegrate over time.
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Toothpastes, mouthwash, and floss have improved the strength of our enamel so much that our teeth degrade at a much slower rate.
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The brunt of the policy would fall on the most vulnerable, and the effect would be to degrade an entire ethnic group.
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Experiencing nature as something that's alive, something that is conscious and part of yourself, makes it very difficult to abuse or degrade.
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It's never going to be repaired or anything so it's just going to degrade back to its normal state once its done.
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It's just that most of these chairs are designed to be comfortable when you first sit in them and then quickly degrade.
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The challenge though is how to carefully break things in a way that doesn't degrade actual performance for a running web application.
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However, the overwhelming weight of scientific evidence shows that D85033 tends to degrade rather than persist in the environment and doesn't travel.
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The effort to degrade America's ability to corral corrupt actors goes all the way back to the early days of the administration.
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And microplastics don't degrade completely; instead, over time sunlight and ocean waves break them down into ever-tinier—ever-more-toxic—pieces.
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Rumors persisted for years that Weinstein, a film producer and distributor of extraordinary influence, set out to defile and degrade countless women.
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Laptops tend to degrade after a few years and your graduate has likely been using the same one for the last four.
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"This is an attack on the Serb Republic institutions and an attempt to degrade it and take away its authorities," said Cvijanovic.
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The missile launches, she said, "underscore the need to work with partners around the world to slow and degrade Iran's missile program."
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He would actively devalue and degrade me in front of the other musicians if he thought it would make him look powerful.
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Their nutrients are sometimes sprayed on, and since vitamins are more likely to degrade in a gummy, companies put in extra amounts.
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The strain of H1N1 flu virus included in the spray may degrade if it's exposed to high temperatures during shipping, for instance.
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Therefore India's ambition to re-articulate its doctrine to make it solely relevant to Pakistan's TNWs would degrade India's global nuclear posture.
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Plastic bags, which take hundreds of years to degrade, are a major global issue, blamed for clogging oceans and killing marine life.
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" Tran agrees: "After Lukas Litzsinger was replaced as the lead designer [in 2015], the balance of the game started to degrade quickly.
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The Commerce Department has ruled that those imports pose a threat to national security because they degrade the United States' industrial base.
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That means government-level action to manage waste and pressure on manufacturers to reclaim waste and to produce materials that degrade harmlessly.
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The gravest concerns for collectors are flooding, which could destroy labels and degrade corks, and power outages that could shut off fridges.
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Through natural transformation, bacteria can gain the ability to degrade compounds like pesticides, become better at infecting hosts and evolve antibiotic resistance.
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These coordinated ground and air offensives might degrade Taliban capabilities enough that it begins to worry about its power struggle with ISIS.
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I had to watch Cosby make jokes and attempt to degrade and diminish me, while his lawyers belittled and sneered at me.
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"While I have a good sense of humor, jokes that degrade people just for their disabilities are sophomoric and stupid," Paterson said.
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The internet should be a place of learning, acceptance and fun, and should not degrade anyone of their position as a human.
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The other benefit is durability: Coils tend to hold up better than foam, which can start to degrade and sag over time.
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Treating wireless technology of the future like that of the past will delay deployment and degrade the wireless services available to consumers.
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The ecosystem could enter an irreversible cascade of collapse and degrade from tropical rainforest into savanna, a process known as a dieback.
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I had to watch Cosby make jokes and attempt to degrade and diminish me, while his lawyers belittled and sneered at me.
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Finding synthetic catalysts that will do that work — without degrading, or healing and regenerating themselves if they do degrade — is a bear.
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They think it will further degrade habitat for wildlife, including endangered species like the ocelot and jaguarundi, and further restrict their movement.
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The cremation process belches carbon dioxide and toxins like mercury; the metals from caskets can corrode and degrade toxins into cemetery soil.
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" With the environment, there are clear rules that we put on that say, "You can't degrade this public thing in certain ways.
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Most companies have focused on ways to remove or prevent the build up of amyloid plaque, which is known to degrade brain function.
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It's not an immediate problem, but the longer it spends exposed to the radiation, the more likely the small electrical components will degrade.
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They can degrade the material of the condom, rendering it ineffective as both a tool to prevent pregnancy and to protect from infection.
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However, the move to platters exacerbated one of the drawbacks to analog film: As a physical medium, it could degrade or be damaged.
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Laptops tend to degrade after a few years and your graduate has likely been using the same one for the last four years.
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TWO years after he vowed to "degrade and ultimately destroy" Islamic State (IS), Barack Obama is at last close to honouring his commitment.
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When used in boiling water, the lids and bands can degrade quickly and put your precious cannabis oils at risk of becoming waterlogged.
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When it comes to ISIS, we will not weaken them, we will not degrade them, we will utterly and completely destroy ISIS (APPLAUSE).
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Although, the velcro/nylon combo, while easy, will probably degrade pretty quickly with repeated fastening and unfastening — a bummer for a $50 strap.
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Sometimes I'd hear one bud degrade in quality for a period of time, and on other occasions I'd hear both glitch out together.
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I'll fix my own meal and eat at my own table, but I will not come to you and let you degrade me.
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"Those laws degrade the inherent dignity of affected individuals by outlawing their most private and intimate means of self-expression," the petition states.
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One is to degrade ISIS in this area -- to push the threat it poses away from the Turkish border and make infiltration harder.
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He says at the 100 percent mark, certain reactions occur within the battery that ultimately degrade the electrolytes and further depreciate your battery.
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The crux of Last Gift's operation is speed, because HIV's genes and proteins start to degrade within four hours of a patient's death.
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In addition, the balloons each cost tens of thousands of dollars and must be replaced every five months as their plastic shells degrade.
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In past decades, such footage might be left to degrade in a forgotten corner, never to be enjoyed by the public at large.
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The smaller waves are easily absorbed by moisture or flying objects, so any single link could degrade or drop out at any time.
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Apple most recently made headlines in December when it was revealed that the company throttles the speed of iPhones as their batteries degrade.
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Royole says the display can withstand 200,000 folds before it starts to degrade, which should more than cover the lifespan of the phone.
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Those end up in landfills and take centuries longer to degrade than the lifespan of the user, especially when wrapped in plastic wrappers.
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Audiences constantly comment on and degrade the appearance of on-air talent, and women are far more often victims of this than men.
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Before companies understood how a lack of moderation could impede growth and degrade brands and community, moderators were volunteers; unpaid and virtually invisible.
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These packs should not be refrigerated in the store or at home, because condensation can develop inside the package and degrade the pills.
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When a beloved brand like Sunday Riley does something as calculated as posting fake reviews, it can degrade trust across the entire industry.
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When driving intense VR applications, you'd often have to degrade eye candy in exchange for FPS on mobile systems; this is true here.
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" May told the House of Commons that Great Britain "will fundamentally degrade their [Russia's] intelligence capability in the U.K. for years to come.
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It is most definitely possible to practice nonviolent resistance to policies that are deemed abhorrent without letting rage degrade the tactics of resistance.
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That would leave Trump alone and the same lawyers demanding that he degrade himself and his office with an invocation of the Fifth.
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Experts pointed out many features that could degrade the low observability such as rivets and weapon doors', engine nacelles' and air inlets' shaping.
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But Elizabeth Smith, the US-based tobacco policy expert, says biodegradable filters still contain toxins that could take a long time to degrade.
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Although some plastic ends up being recycled, a substantial portion ends up in landfills, where it will take hundreds of years to degrade.
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The machines can record votes incorrectly if they are not calibrated properly, a problem that is magnified as the screens degrade with age.
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Introduced more than 60 years ago, PFASs are a category of manmade chemicals that degrade very slowly, if at all, in the environment.
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And by increasing government deficits substantially, they would degrade our infrastructure in ways that would harm even the ostensible beneficiaries of those cuts.
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About nine months from now, the Humanity Star will degrade and burn up on re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, Rocket Lab said.
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It shows the innocence and happiness of teenage girls, in place of men speaking in ways that degrade women in the locker room.
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There are real concerns that this could set off a cascading series of events that significantly degrade, and maybe even break, European unity.
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It shows the innocence and happiness of teenage girls in place of men speaking in ways that degrade women in the locker room.
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There&aposs a reason lithium-ion batteries are in nearly every electronic device — they&aposre energy-dense, lightweight, and don&apost degrade quickly.
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The plan was to degrade the position to one that fell under the secretary of state -- meaning not being in cabinet-level meetings.
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The tires are designed specifically to confront snow, slush, ice and the lower temperatures that can degrade the performance of all-season tires.
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Exposure to moisture and temperature fluctuations can degrade the propellant, which contains ammonium nitrate, a volatile compound Takata's inflaters use to deploy airbags.
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Abandoning the idea of news curation won't make people stop using Facebook for news — it'll just degrade the quality of information they receive.
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A significant minority of Europeans welcomed violence as ennobling, and as a way to degrade their enemies while creating new types of societies.
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Good VPNs generally cost money, they take some effort to set up, and they will slightly degrade the speed of your internet connection.
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"Unless its repudiated right away, we will set back the rule of law around the globe in ways that will degrade human existence."
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While Level 3 DC "fast charging," as represented by Tesla's Superchargers, would improve this, it would also degrade the batteries and cause infrastructure concerns.
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It's up to all of us to normalize the conversation with compassion and empathy, and not allow an unspoken competition to degrade into judgement.
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As President Trump continues to degrade our democracy and diminish the freedom of the press, Twitter's CFO/COO Anthony Noto sees a marketing opportunity.
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During the 1980&aposs, microorganisms genetically engineered to degrade spilled oil were developed in laboratories, but draconian EPA regulations discouraged their testing and commercialization.
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"The cels degrade naturally by the nature of the material that they're made of," said Kristen McCormick of the Walt Disney Animation Research Library.
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He would delegitimize the fact-checking press as "fake news," attack his opponents with childish nicknames, and degrade the campaign with lie upon lie.
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The routine processes that go along with pumping and storing human milk also degrade some of the proteins, vitamins, and micronutrients in that milk.
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Normal fabric floor mats tend to degrade over time, appearing worse and worse as they see more dust, mud, dirt, foot traffic, and moisture.
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But the evangelical environmentalists said the decision was out of line with Biblical priorities because it would degrade the environment and hurt the poor.
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MacBook Air Laptops tend to degrade after a few years and your graduate has likely been using the same one for the last four.
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The researchers scanned their ice-hardy DNA brews for genes associated with the ability to degrade industrial pollutants, or to resist their toxic effects.
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Laptops tend to degrade a bit after four years of use, so a college graduation is a great time to get a new one.
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Introduced more than 60 years ago, PFASs are a category of man-made chemicals that degrade very slowly, if at all, in the environment.
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Lithium-ion batteries also degrade over time, which means an electric car will never travel as far as it can when it's brand new.
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It has killed several suspected militants in what U.S officials says is a campaign to degrade the group's ability to coordinate militant attacks abroad.
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Weapons in particular degrade over time and break, though you're not just limited to swords; clubs, spears and more are available for Link's arsenal.
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Just cleaning plastic waste before burial would be hugely expensive, plastic would degrade underground and there would be risks such as fire, she said.
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North Korea must be convinced that it cannot degrade allied posture by acting out and that it cannot cover conventional aggression with nuclear blackmail.
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In both cases, the cells first degrade the features that characterize their differentiation, then reallocate their energy to support replication rather than secreting behavior.
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If food safety regulations degrade, most of us, unless we want to make our own sausage, will find ourselves at the mercy of industry.
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Eventually, the electronics could become as temporary as the drone itself, thanks to research DARPA Is doing into components that also degrade over time.
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Engineers realized early on that if they adjusted emissions systems to meet the much more stringent U.S. emissions laws, the systems would degrade prematurely.
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Mr. Mozayen constantly avoided movies with racy themes, including "Degrade," by Gaza's best-known filmmakers, brothers known as Arab and Tarzan, who live abroad.
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Filmstrips are a living thing — they degrade and expand and contract and mutate and warp over time based on the conditions they're left in.
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Mr. Palant wanted publishers to make ads that did not "degrade" internet users with interruption and animation, he wrote on his blog in 2007.
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This would increase costs, degrade the broad reach and functionality required by such networks, and place the private system at an unnatural competitive disadvantage.
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Cleaning up the Great Pacific Garbage PatchEventually, the plastic that winds up swirling in offshore vortexes does degrade, but it can take a while.
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On the left, Democrats want a solution that is universally available, does not degrade existing state or employer-offered plans, and is meaningfully-robust.
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" The note said the article was not intended "to do harm or degrade members of the LGBT community, but intent doesn't matter, impact does.
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To prove either crime, the state must show the accused person touched someone to degrade them or for sexual gratification, not some other purpose.
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Wave action and sunlight break floating plastics down in smaller pieces, but some of them are very slow to degrade chemically, and are toxic.
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"We degrade this parliament at our peril," he said, with his gaze fixed on the benches in the debating chamber where government members sit.
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And like a modern house, plastics can degrade somewhat on their own in the heat, sunlight, and rainfall, but it takes a long time.
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But such barriers, wildlife biologists caution, must be carefully considered so as not to create other obstacles or intrusions that would degrade wildlife habitat.
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Consumers are asking judges to issue orders that would prevent future modifications to the iPhone's operating system which intentionally degrade performance and battery life.
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His latest actions to further degrade the RFS through radically exploiting the "small refinery exemption waiver" process speak much louder than his empty words.
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If the components in a battery degrade, this can cause the cell to rapidly heat up and fail, a process known as thermal runaway.
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Bret: One thing we can probably agree on is that the process managed to degrade and demean just about everyone who participated in it.
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That could lead to "an irreversible chain of reactions that can degrade groundwater and agriculture deep inland, impacting food security and employment," said Heggy.
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Officials had warned Texans to "stay off the water," saying that the Coast Guard's search-and-rescue capabilities would degrade as storm conditions strengthened.
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We don't have perfect recall for traumatic events: Studies have shown that our memories change and degrade over time, new information bleeding into them.
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But in recent years, a wall separating the hospital from the rest of the community began to degrade and was covered with unattractive graffiti.
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That would lead the forest to degrade in a phenomenon known as a dieback, with effects that would ripple throughout the global climate system.
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Alas for Floyd, that involves a role in drag — which he says is emasculating, and is part of Hollywood's attempt to degrade black men.
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For we have the worst-performing health care system in the advanced world — and Trump is doing all he can to degrade it further.
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Misoprostol has been found to degrade when exposed to air, and damaged packaging could be a warning that enclosed pills may be less effective.
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In a Facebook post, she decried "slut shaming and rape culture mentality" and said the group's apparent goal was to degrade and humiliate female troops.
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Here's how it goes: As plant fibers heat up, the plant's tissues — mostly made out of a molecule called cellulose — start degrade and break down.
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To degrade such a system's performance an enemy would have to knock out a significant part of the whole fleet, rather than just one target.
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But while a US-led coalition of 62 nations threatens to degrade and destroy the group, al-Azy believes the self-proclaimed caliphate will survive.
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But traditional is rapidly disappearing, and those old slides and 35mm rolls will only degrade into extinction if we fail to digitize them for posterity.
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Some say that it refers to the "gold masters," which are gold-based CD-Rs that don't degrade as quickly as other, cheaper CD-Rs.
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Being a porn performer can often mean portraying a varied range of kinks, but Black said that she won't degrade anyone — or herself — at work.
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If I want to bottom in a certain way, does that degrade or betray the other aspects of my identity in which I am oppressed?
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This means businesses should play a more active role in ensuring their marine shipping partners are helping to build up, rather than degrade, ocean health.
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Post-midterms — and ahead of his re-election race and a possible Mueller report — Trump is continuing his effort to degrade and devalue mainstream reporters.
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MacBook Air Laptops tend to degrade after a few years and your graduate has likely been using the same one for the last four years.
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Underneath, they seem either to have lacked colour altogether or to have been coloured by bright pigments known as carotenoids that degrade quickly after death.
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They degrade very slowly in the environment, they accumulate in biological tissues, and they've been been linked to everything from impaired neural development to obesity.
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"There are a wide variety of microbes that are able to degrade hydrocarbons in oil, (and) some are better at it than others," Li said.
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Some people were sorry to hear that the animal is sick, but most were angry at SeaWorld for letting his health degrade to this degree.
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The air bags, which degrade over time and inflate with too much force, have been tied to at least 17 deaths and 180 injuries worldwide.
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Because North Korea has consistently cheated on its agreements, in no circumstance should the United States make an offer that would degrade its deterrent capabilities.
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Without the work requirement, an individual's skills will degrade the longer they are out of work, and the harder it becomes to find a job.
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The University of Portsmouth said that the "mutant" enzyme was also able to degrade polyethylene furandicarboxylate, which is a bio-based substitute for PET plastics.
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"Mullah Shah Wali's death will disrupt the Taliban network, degrade their narcotics trafficking, and hinder their ability to conduct attacks against Afghan forces," Nicholson said.
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Arvinas is working on so-called proteolysis targeting chimeras that harness the body's own natural protein disposal system to degrade and remove disease-causing proteins.
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After a while, windshield-wiper blades can start to leave smear marks on the window, as the rubber strips that push rainwater away can degrade.
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But what about the idea of a gender contrast with Trump -- particularly given his repeated comments and actions that seem to denigrate and degrade women?
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"In the present context, one overarching objective is to degrade and ultimately defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)," the report adds.
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Carnegie Mellon researcher and mechanical engineer Shashank Sripad says this is probably to preserve the lithium-ion batteries' health as they naturally degrade over time.
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This, together with the videotaped beheadings of two American journalists, prompted Obama to declare a plan to "degrade and ultimately destroy" ISIS on September 10.
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If you are a heavy user and recharge your laptop frequently, you may see the battery's performance begin to degrade after a year or two.
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In fact it does just the opposite: Deferred upkeep brings even greater cost because it means facilities degrade to the point they require major repairs.
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"Cavities are formed when specific microbes in your mouth degrade sugar, producing acid as a byproduct, which then dissolves our teeth," Dupont said by email.
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The processed meal packets are also lacking in some vitamins and nutrients, including potassium and vitamin C, B1 and K, which can degrade over time.
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That's far faster than plastic would degrade on its own, but it's not fast enough for, say, a plastic digester we might build one day.
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"As we degrade their capabilities and push them into an ever smaller box, ISIS continues to employ more and more desperate measures," General Roberson said.
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Its 3000 mAh battery might not be the biggest around, but it's removable, allowing you to easily replace it if its capacity starts to degrade.
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Jet fuel cannot typically be stored for long periods as its quality would degrade, increasing the incentive for refiners to produce less of the fuel.
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"It has the potential to distort infrastructure planning by making it easier to ignore predictable futures that could severely degrade the projects," Mr. Gerrard said.
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The WHO noted that air pollution kills an estimated 7 million people a year, a figure that may worsen as air quality continues to degrade.
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PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a family of more than 230,213 synthetic chemicals that degrade very slowly, if at all, in the environment.
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A group of 22.9 retired generals and admirals put out a statement this week saying that ejecting transgender service members would itself degrade military readiness.
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They can continue to degrade the vital protections of Obamacare without taking responsibility for repealing and replacing it, as they so often promised they would.
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With Fannie and Freddie languishing in conservatorship with no capital, the system will steadily degrade, ultimately weighing on the availability of mortgage loans and homeownership.
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FRANCIS: Still ahead tonight, Chelsea Clinton&aposs Memorial Day message to President Trump, well, it was you quote degrade, what it means to be an American.
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When these products degrade or are otherwise damaged (from being repeatedly heated in a microwave, for example), they can leach out BPA, exposing us to it.
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In fact, your pumps, pipettes, and toothpaste tubes will likely still be sitting in some landfill in 2519, because plastic takes hundreds of years to degrade.
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The law, introduced as part of tougher legislation to fight sexual violence, penalizes sexist or sexual words or behavior that are hostile, degrade, humiliate or intimidate.
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Other generations had to answer: When the Know Nothings, McCarthy, Wallace and so many others sought to demean, degrade, demagogue and divide, What did you do?
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It gave scientists the first real clue about how NGLY1 deficiency affects patients' bodies: by profoundly disabling their ability to degrade cellular junk via the proteasome.
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AliExpress does portend capitalism's collapse: Dresses that cost $16 degrade wages and the environment, for the sake of an obscene, always-accelerating demand for cheap stuff.
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One of the most amazing things about the Tesla and Echo is that they are reversing the long-established principle that physical things degrade with time.
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"So there is no practicable alternative to the use of force to degrade and deter the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian Regime," she said.
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Kenya's military is deployed in Somalia as part of a five-nation force — it's supported by U.S. military personnel — whose mission is to degrade al-Shabaab.
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So this new kind of fabric, which uses light to degrade the organic compounds that make up your filth, can't be turned into clothes fast enough.
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While emissions from wildfires is another problem exacerbated by drought conditions which are linked to climate change that can also degrade air quality in nearby cities.
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They have, however, always been a flawed medium given that they degrade with each use and their integrity is susceptible to everything from temperature to tangling.
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Scientists can see that any attempt to exceed that limit causes the information to degrade: Neuronal representations get "thinner," brain rhythms change and memories break down.
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Weapons may degrade over time, but the Master Sword — which features prominently into the game's logo — is still a vital piece of the story and universe.
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"Our department right now is tasked with one thing in Syria, and that is to degrade and defeat ISIS," said Captain Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman.
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Lithium ion batteries are a trade-off, offering fast recharging times and compact design at the cost of inherent volatility and a tendency to quickly degrade.
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Focus instead on the men who can't find the strength within themselves to stop and ask why it makes them feel good to degrade a woman.
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The U.S. government "continue(s) to work closely with partners around the world to slow and degrade Iran's missile program," said Toner, the State Department spokesman.
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Its detractors worry the technology could degrade trust between nuclear-armed states -- notably China, Russia and the US -- and alter the balance of already-fragile relationships.
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What we are really seeing is the consequence of the fact that Trump's efforts to corrupt and degrade governing institutions that threaten his power are failing.
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Breathometer's Ratto says that the smelly compounds in onions degrade quickly, so they shouldn't be skewing my results even if I ate an onion-heavy diet.
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North Korean counterfeiting, Chinese influence campaigns, Russian kleptocracy, and Iranian money laundering infect and degrade trust in our financial system, our businesses, and our democratic institutions.
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That makes the decision on his replacement all the more important, as it could bolster or degrade the first line of defense against Wall Street abuses.
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But increasingly part of the conversation is the need to clean up the procedure and extract gas in a way that doesn't degrade the surrounding environment.
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Generally speaking, HDMI cables are just pipes for sending data, but they tend to degrade a little over long distances, especially when they're lower-quality cables.
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One aspect that will get a lot of attention is how quickly the trucks' batteries will degrade after heavy use that could reach 50,000 miles annually.
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Personal privacy devices, other kinds of jammers, spoofers, solar activity, malfunctioning electrical equipment, and even the local geography can significantly degrade or disable a receiver's performance.
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A note: This toy, for all its benefits, should not be used with silicone- or oil-based lubricants, which will degrade the silicone in the toy.
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Halden said the researchers tested 11 brands of contacts and found that they don't degrade during the treatment process but tear into smaller and smaller pieces.
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The Obama strategists decided to try to "degrade" the Taliban and "reverse its momentum," according to participants, while building up Afghan security forces to take charge.
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" But Morrison and others agreed that other U.S. moves have probably done more to degrade trust than build it – including using labels like the "Wuhan coronavirus.
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Bronze or copper jewelry can often discolor skeletons as they degrade, and Dr. Balázs thought the child's body came in contact with some sort of metal.
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If Americans chose to just "get over it" as Mulvaney demanded, the power of the president to degrade, corrupt and evade the system would be enshrined.
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In their new study, the researchers found that microbes in the guts of Americans make more enzymes that degrade mucins, compared with those in the Hadza.
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But a senior US national security official told CNN earlier this year that the government continues to investigate and degrade Hezbollah's capabilities in the United States.
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The facility's inadequacy, officials warned, "will continue to degrade emergency response," and "cramped and austere living conditions" for firefighters would most likely result in retention problems.
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The judge, however, "felt that bringing the chicken into the courtroom to play tic-tac-toe would degrade the dignity of the court," Ms. Holdman said.
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We will not allow alcohol-related incidents to degrade our force and impact our ability to defend Japan and provide security in the Indo-Asia-Pacific.
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IMPROVE AIR CIRCULATION Paint, furniture and cleaning products degrade the quality of the air inside because they are often made with toxic materials such as formaldehyde.
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What remains is will to power, the raw impulse to degrade and destroy anything liberals support, and the belief that hesitation or circumspection amounts to treachery.
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You can look to Trump's past to see what he will do for women in this country: bully them, sexually assault them, degrade them, and disenfranchise them.
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Companies have successfully argued that changes that would degrade users' experience or force them to write new code, essentially a form of speech, would violate basic rights.
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In addition to this, the coalition last year embarked on an operation to significantly degrade ISIS's ability to produce and profit from illicit oil production and supply.
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When did the dignity of certain members of our Congress degrade to the point of sounding like the wolf in the child's story "The Three Little Pigs"?
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If Google were to degrade its search results by demoting links to better services, users would just switch to a rival service, such as Bing or DuckDuckGo.
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That's because the different chlorofluorocarbons present in the atmosphere degrade at different rates, and while some have already vanished, others will stick around for decades to come.
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A new laptop Laptops tend to degrade a bit after four years of use, so a college graduation is a great time to get a new one.
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"There is mounting evidence that social media are being used to manipulate and deceive the voting public — and to undermine democracies and degrade public life," they write.
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As things heat up, the signal is more likely to degrade, which means that the team has to dedicate more of the available bandwidth to error-correction.
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Human-caused climate change could seriously degrade, if not destroy, the habitability of our world before you ever have a chance to colonize your precious Mars, Elon.
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Efforts to fully uncover the settlement were given an added sense of urgency after fears emerged that falling water levels could cause the remains to degrade quickly.
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It reads:We prohibit targeting individuals with repeated slurs, tropes or other content that intends to dehumanize, degrade or reinforce negative or harmful stereotypes about a protected category.
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It's now reasonable to wonder how long semen can be stored at liquid nitrogen temperatures before it starts to degrade, but these latest results are quite encouraging.
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Most storage mediums naturally degrade over time (if they're not hacked or accidentally destroyed) and even the cloud isn't as reliable as companies want us to believe.
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At the minimum it will lead to a widening distrust between the U.S. and Iraqi military in the crucial fight to degrade and defeat the Islamic State.
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This is because interference from the photons interacting with optical fiber or the air will increasingly degrade a quantum system as the distance of the transmission increases.
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An "iron fist in a velvet glove" strategy will significantly degrade Boko Haram's ability to carry out mass-casualty terrorist attacks, but it will not guarantee harmony.
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In the journal, the two said the golf balls they discovered contained a layer of polyurethane and zinc compounds that can emit chemical toxins as they degrade.
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More likely than not, your AirPods will die in just a few years because they're powered by lithium-ion batteries that degrade every time you charge them.
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That's just one reason why his work is proving to be a particularly rich resource for scientists interested in studying how certain fragile pigments degrade over time.
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House Minority Whip John Harris (D) told Penn Live in a statement that Borowicz used her religion and the prayer to "intimidate, demean and degrade" Johnson-Harrell.
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Paper bags degrade much faster, but turning trees into pulp may require more energy and produce more carbon emissions than the production of petroleum-based plastic bags.
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The enzyme can also degrade polyethylene furandicarboxylate, or PEF, a bio-based substitute for PET plastics that is being hailed as a replacement for glass beer bottles.
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"Batteries represent 30 to 50% of the electric vehicle costs, but they are complex blackboxes and degrade over lifetime," Twaice co-founder Dr. Stephan Rohr tells TechCrunch.
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I think the mistake would be to let the ads degrade in quality, to let them increase too much in quantity relative to the amount of listening.
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Even if humanity begins ambitiously slashing its carbon emissions by mid-century, some 30 percent of these organic remains could degrade by then, according to the research.
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Selecting those facilities to bomb, per a Defense Department statement, was meant "to significantly degrade their ability to conduct future attacks against" coalition forces in the region.
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"It's always very difficult to degrade these types of capabilities using airstrikes," Rebecca Hersman, a former top Pentagon official on weapons of mass destruction (WMD), told me.
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Last week, I watched our president interrupt a White House ceremony honoring the Navajo code talkers to degrade Senator Elizabeth Warren by referring to her as Pocahontas.
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Some users saw the announcement as proof that the company had engaged in "planned obsolescence," a scheme to degrade the old devices to force users to upgrade.
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"China's military modernization is targeting capabilities with the potential to degrade core U.S. military-technological advantages," the Pentagon's annual report to Congress on China's military abilities asserted.
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And it's consistent with the history of the Trump administration, which has taken steps to slash government regulations, privatize public programs and goods, and degrade the environment.
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Critics caution that more research must be done before it can be determined whether the bacteria can be used as a viable way to degrade polyethylene terephthalate.
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With them, Eric would go right to the techniques designed to humiliate, to degrade, to make people suffer until they tell you what you want to hear.
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The complaint is noteworthy because it argues that the plant will not only degrade local air quality, but will also endanger communities by contributing to climate change.
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The 16 megapixel sensor gives you images free from artifacts that degrade image quality and allows you to capture stunning photographs and videos, even in low light.
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Takata's airbag system is particularly susceptible to moisture and temperature fluctuations that over time can degrade the propellant used to deploy the airbag, according to federal regulators.
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The limitation is meant to minimize the amount of time your phone spends charging at 100 percent — which can cause its battery to degrade faster over time.
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"Raids such as this provide insight into AQAP's disposition, capabilities and intentions, which will allow us to continue to pursue, disrupt, and degrade AQAP," the statement said.
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It was that they were systematically horrible; procedures designed to instill a minimal humanity had been allowed to degrade in ways that made every day a trial.
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Today, China and Russia are real threats in space, having pursued their own terrestrial capabilities and counterspace assets designed to degrade and destroy our own space systems.
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The offensive marks a crucial turning point in the campaign to degrade and destroy the Islamic State, since Mosul represents the group's last major stronghold in Iraq.
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As the cell ages, it accumulates errors in the marking system, which degrade the cell's efficiency at switching on and off the genes needed for its operations.
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As the cell ages, it accumulates errors in the marking system, which degrade the cell's efficiency at switching on and off the genes needed for its operations.
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" They possess the "kind of contempt which strives with all its might to degrade and corrupt humanity in order to force the people to do its will.
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Wins for Democrats mean more liberal judges who will rule on social matters like same-sex marriage and abortion that they fear will continue to degrade the country.
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"One of the components that is in the catalyst may degrade quicker than expected," Claes Eliasson, senior vice president of Volvo Group's communication team told CNBC by phone.
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Sure, we're also leaking radio signals, but they degrade terribly over vast distances, so the claim that we're already broadcasting ourselves across the Milky Way is grossly overstated.
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Polysulfone isn't thought to degrade into BPS, but Hunt's team found that if certain chemical bonds in the plastic were broken in the right way, BPS could form.
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In the years since the raid on bin Laden's Abbottabad compound, the U.S. has worked systematically to degrade core al Qaeda and go after its leadership, Obama said.
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But three independent reports concluded the chemical Takata uses to deploy its air bags, ammonium nitrate, can degrade after long-term exposure to environmental moisture and high temperatures.
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The shifting nature of the defense eventually will degrade the power of the message, but holding their caucus together is a testament to their commitment to the strategy.
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Hall and Rosbash also discovered the protein the period gene encoded, which appeared to build up during the night and degrade during the day on a circadian rhythm.
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This exposure can degrade technology over time, so computers that go to space have to be physically "hardened" with shielding in order to withstand this higher radiation environment.
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A new push to release documents that could explain Saudi Arabia's hand in the 9/11 attacks 15 years ago has the potential to degrade the relationship further.
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The video begins to degrade into glitches as it advertises the Westworld destination park: there are image glitches, flashes, and audio glitches that eerily distort the narrator's voice.
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All I can offer is a closer look at the two main tools the right uses to weaken and degrade the norms that hold American public life together.
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If I lived in Britain I would show up to protest, because I don't agree with what he's doing to degrade what it means to be an American.
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And different layers of tissue will cause the peak speed to drop, as the contrast in material properties between, say, fat and muscle causes the signal to degrade.
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Once it's served its useful life as a packaging material, mycelium can be left out in a yard, where it will degrade over the course of a month.
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The amount that batteries degrade over time and in cold weather is quite predictable and can be tested ahead early, he wrote in an email to The Verge.
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But what I think you're experiencing is that "leading with sex" doesn't "degrade" the conversation so much as it allows sex to stand in for intimacy in general.
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"As long as the chemical doesn't degrade the integrity of the condom, then this new one is probably as effective as those that don't have it," he says.
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Through drag, dance, movies, and music, queer artists have always stood proud, refusing to back down, using sass and wit to undermine those who would degrade our existence.
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It's thought that plastic bottles take 450 years to break down, and although some plastics do degrade quicker in the ocean, this just leads to more chemical pollution.
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"The havoc wrought would threaten our system of checks and balances, corrode the legislative process, degrade our system of government and damage the prospects of bipartisanship," Hatch said.
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BARACK OBAMA is far from achieving his declared aim to "degrade and ultimately destroy" Islamic State (IS), the self-styled caliphate that straddles parts of Iraq and Syria.
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Atrocities like mass rape and indiscriminate killings are the point of North Korea's prison camps: to degrade and terrify the population into submission to Kim Jong Un's regime.
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Dish soap is frowned upon by serious car washers, who argue that you should use a specially formulated soap cleanser that won't degrade your car's finish or wax.
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A teenage diver reportedly discovered over 50,000 golf balls, which can emit toxic chemicals as they degrade, off the coast of Northern California over the past two years.
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Titled "Confessions of a Capital Junkie," it argued that global automakers fritter away their profits and degrade their already slim margins by developing expensive, redundant platforms and technologies.
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Deitz said the episode highlighted an irony in Trump's tendency to "degrade and devalue" the intel community's work and his simultaneous fascination with sharing its product with others.
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I had no entrepreneurial ability, an overriding fear that the economy would degrade into a more overt form of barbarism, and a desperate worship of all things intellectual.
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Big Botany: Conversations with the Plant World explores how humans have historically understood the plant world, and how we ought to reconsider it as we degrade the planet.
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"If ice rich permafrost has already started to degrade, it is difficult to stop the process completely, perhaps just slow it down," Romanovsky told me in an email.
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That's because the supply of the good could decline, its quality degrade, and there may be less innovation in the sector that produces the good, Mr. Sagers said.
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Instead we have Trump, the "Access Hollywood" president, whose message is that real men fetishize weapons, glorify brutality, degrade their adversaries and grope the objects of their affection.
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Environmental campaigners worry these developments will further degrade the natural functions of the forest and make it easier for illegal logging and mining operations to clear the forest.
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Blackface, popularized by white minstrels in the mid-19th century and historically used to degrade black people, has caused a slew of controversies over the last few weeks.
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"We have never, and would never, do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades," she added.
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The dozen candidates included fungi common in forests that love sugar, degrade wood, cause diseases in trees or are related to penicillin, which seems to tolerate potassium sorbate.
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Experts say the situation is yet another example of how President Donald Trump's disinterest in longstanding alliances has provided an opening for Washington's adversaries to degrade those relationships.
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Valisure speculated that the source of the NDMA was the inherent instability of the ranitidine molecule, which can degrade under certain conditions, such as digestion, to create NDMA.
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Yet Linda Birnbaum, who recently retired as director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, a federal agency, questions the creation of chemicals that do not degrade.
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Some of its cargo includes beer-brewing and fire behavior experiments, as well as 40 live mice that will be used to study how muscles degrade in space.
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It was a valuable, if depressing, life lesson in how sexism has roots even at this age among young boys who feel entitled to objectify and degrade girls.
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Transferring files this way has many advantages - it&aposs quicker, requires fewer steps, and, perhaps most importantly, doesn&apost degrade the quality of any media that is sent.
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"ISIS is using experienced foreign fighters with nothing to lose and the SDF will come back with coalition support and continue to degrade and destroy ISIS," he added.
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An attack broad enough to seriously degrade the program could provoke North Korean fears of an invasion or an assassination attempt, potentially leading to all-out war. 3.
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Likewise, engineering skin cells with the enzymes that degrade alcohol and nicotine could be an effective strategy for curbing addiction and abuse of these two drugs as well.
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While eco buttons and modes allow consumers to set their devices for lower power consumption, in many cases they also degrade the quality of service the products provide.
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While costs have come down a lot, batteries remain expensive, adding to the cost of the car, and they degrade over time, which means maximum mileage might decrease.
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Indeed, the only thing rogue electors ended up accomplishing was to degrade one more of the American political norms that have been so damaged by the 2016 election.
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Any interference in the channel that is conveying the information–such as an optical fiber—will cause the photon wave to degrade and the message to be destroyed.
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A market in which some participants are allowed to degrade the planet for all future generations without cost is not "free" by any sane definition of that term.
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The key, Rawlinson said, was Lucid's breakthrough technology that allows the batteries to be repeatedly charged at high-powered fast chargers and not degrade as quickly as competitors' systems.
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With Instagram adding the option to—let's be real—go to town on whatever post you're sharing, I can only imagine its utility to me will degrade even further.
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According to Gambhir, they are testing this currently in mice and have found that so far, the nanoparticles aren&apost toxic and that they degrade within a few weeks.
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Soft tissues aren't prone to fossilization, since they degrade quickly after death, so scientists have only a shady conception of what some of our planet's earliest animals were like.
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The discounted pricing for battery replacements was offered in light of the iPhone throttling scandal, which saw Apple degrade performance of older phones to compensate for their aging batteries.
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Why it matters: By one estimate, nearly 80% of plastic waste has accumulated in landfills or in the natural environment, and it's uncertain how long it takes to degrade.
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And because you have stored your slices in the freezer, they do not degrade in the quick and nasty style of sliced bread left to languish at room temperature.
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Scientists from University of St Andrews and Harvard Medical School have introduced a wave guide that will focus laser light down into deep wounds, and then gradually degrade away.
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So basically the water levels decreased but not to a level that was lower than what was previously experienced, so we did not degrade the health of the aquifer.
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If service or wifi is spotty in the area that you're listening, the sound quality will degrade and if you're getting blazing fast speeds, you'll get a pristine recording.
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If they can be easily fabricated to show candidates making inflammatory statements, or simply looking inept, civic discourse will further degrade and public trust will plummet to new depths.
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The comments in a blog post were the clearest signal from Microsoft that fixes for flaws in microchips from Intel and rivals described last week could meaningfully degrade performance.
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A rash of new switches could possibly advantage a few, but in the aggregate it would strain a 85033,000 mile network and degrade services for the majority of customers.
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Coca-Cola is one of the world's most valuable brands, it makes no sense to degrade that brand by waging expensive and ineffective campaigns to protect a shrinking market.
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First and foremost, we have never — and would never — do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades.
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Which is why the strategy of the GOP has for decades been to degrade the American public education system through funding cuts and funneling of resources toward privatized education.
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Representatives for Slates's union released a chain of messages on Twitter Tuesday morning following the vote, further accusing Slate management of trying to "degrade the legitimacy" of Slate's union.
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That equals incredible value for a monitor that offers Full HD resolution and an ultra-wide viewing angle so images don't degrade no matter how you look at it.
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President Donald Trump hailed the U.S.-led intervention in Syria as "perfectly executed," adding that the military campaign to degrade Bashar Assad's chemical weapons capability had accomplished its goals.
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Long-term exposure to environmental moisture and wide temperature fluctuations over time can degrade the propellant used to deploy the airbag, making it unstable and prone to unexpectedly explode.
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What shocked Asia though wasn't necessarily the greed and violence of her traffickers, but the seemingly endless number of buyers who would willingly pay to abuse and degrade her.
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"Please don't further degrade this key part of Vietnamese culture and put on some pants like everyone else that wears áo dài," wrote poet Mai Nguyen Do on Twitter.
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Opponents argue that such programs promote racial silos and degrade the quality of learning, while supporters say they provide a sense of belonging to minority students who face discrimination.
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Obama is probably doing about the best one can with ISIS: Degrade it, contain it and downplay it, and keep nudging Sunnis and Shiites to come to their senses.
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With today's technology, an ISP can easily degrade performance when a subscriber accesses one site, and improve performance when she accesses a competing site, all without revealing the cause.
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The one that made the most sense to me was "Weep, Clown, Weep!" about a woman who can't understand why her boyfriend would degrade himself by being a clown.
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They kill massive numbers of marine animals (including 1 million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals annually in one widely cited estimate), degrade their environment, and enter the food chain.
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Here's the thing: heating in any way will degrade some nutrients (like vitamin C) but make other nutrients more bioavailable to your body (like the antioxidant lycopene in tomatoes).
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The new built-in systems are "automatic" and "always-on" to keep the iPhone 11 phones running at their best as their batteries degrade over time, the company said.
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Last year, Saudi Arabia and a coalition of Arab nations began bombing the Houthis to try to degrade their forces and restore President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi to power.
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Because the market expects the tense relationship between the U.S. and Iran may tend to be eased and the U.S. may degrade its sanction against Iran, after Bolton exits.
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You fuck the tube, come in the tube, then (ideally promptly) unscrew the whole apparatus and rinse it out with water (soap could degrade the material) and dry it.
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Although Dr. Cuzzi is skeptical of the time frame in the new study, he agreed it is likely that the rings will gracefully degrade as the solar system matures.
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Time and time again, Mr. Pruitt has worked to undermine—or outright remove—existing air quality regulations, taking steps that make it easier for polluters to degrade our air.
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Plastic bags can take hundreds of years to degrade, and polyethylene bags can strangle sea turtles and fill the stomachs of whales and dolphins until they die of starvation.
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The United States has repeatedly attacked AQAP with aircraft and unmanned drones in what U.S. officials say is a campaign to degrade the group's ability to coordinate attacks abroad.
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So Trump officials have been engaged in a systematic campaign to degrade America's Civil Service, driving out people who know what they're doing and replacing them with political hacks.
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"No Internet access provider should block or degrade Internet traffic, nor should they sell 'fast lanes' that prioritize some Internet services over others," the company said at the time.
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" Indeed, they found that "trade shocks to manufacturing industries have particularly negative impacts on the labor market prospects of men and degrade their marriage-market value along multiple dimensions.
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Microsoft and Google have already issued emergency patches for their systems, though experts say the patches could degrade the performance of devices by 85033 to 30 percent when applied.
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"When you draw down more water than is replenished, then you begin to degrade the aquifer itself," Claudia Sadoff, director general of the International Water Management Institute, tells CNN.
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A microaggression is a seemingly innocuous casual comment or gesture that's typically used to dismiss and degrade the experience and identities of women and minorities and other marginalized people.
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"Foreigners will not fund U.S. debt if the policy of the United States is to degrade the stability of the dollar," Bove, of the Vertical Group, said in a report.
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"This is expected as one piece of macroplastics can degrade into thousands if not millions of microplastics, hence the discrepancy between their contribution to mass versus abundance," she told Gizmodo.
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It's clear from the data that phones don't seem to degrade in any significant way over time; some do see performance hits with some OS versions, but others see gains.
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The purpose was to arm the State Department with the knowhow to manipulate ISIS recruiters into spreading less effective and persuasive propaganda and ultimately degrade the terrorist group's recruitment efforts.
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Typically, all satellites in orbit have a finite lifespan of about a decade, since they eventually run out of the fuel needed to operate them and they degrade over time.
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That's not ideal, but it's a weapon for those of us who are tired of stories about men using their power to abuse and degrade women, including their own employees.
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Over time, condom materials (including latex, polyurethane, and lambskin) will degrade and become brittle, says Nerys Benfield, MD, MPH, a gynecologist from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center.
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The second key tool of tribal morality is to weaken or degrade any claim of authority that transcends tribe — to disqualify any referees with the ability to constrain tribal behavior.
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It's not just the bacteria itself you need to worry about, but its byproducts, which include enzymes that degrade organic materials such as fats and proteins, ultimately irritating the skin.
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The recent discovery of plastic-munching microbes has ignited hopes that we might be able to degrade polyethylene naturally, but so far, biological degradation has proven difficult to scale up.
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The push for "green plastics" made from sustainable materials gave us, for example, cups made from corn-based plastic (polylactic acid) and compostable chip bags that degrade under certain circumstances.
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Don't keep breaking my heart by allowing yourself to become just another tier in the looming monolith full of dim bulb thinkers who degrade women and stand in their way.
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Even placing it in the door of a fridge, which is slightly warmer than the inside, may in some cases be enough to degrade the temperature-sensitive vaccine, he added.
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Although both open air and optical fiber can be used to entangle particles, both of these mediums degrade entanglement and, over long enough distances, the effect will be lost entirely.
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Center for Digital Democracy Executive Director Jeffrey Chester told CBS News the governor is "off to the wrong start" with this proposal, which Chester thinks could potentially degrade consumer privacy.
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Fact is ... it's impossible to know for sure if this was the murder knife, but it is interesting it appears to have been buried long enough to degrade any DNA.
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But to engage with the world on a purely mechanical level, for both games, is to be somewhat complicit in the systems that degrade the oppressed classes of both settings.
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This pre-irradiation step was established in FDA's 2012 sunscreen labeling rules and acknowledges something significant about UV-filters: some can be photolabile, meaning they can degrade under UV irradiation.
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When there is no immigrant left in America (more specifically any colored immigrant except for Caucasians), and having the ability to racially profile and degrade others that are unlike him.
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Here's what to do Houses built 'inside a lake' could degrade Controversy has surrounded the placement of houses near Houston's Barker and Addicks reservoirs, especially since floodwater overflowed the latter.
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The lifetime of the individual—that is, how long it takes the information to degrade or dissipate through interaction with the environment—depends on the information coded in this phenotype.
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"Most crucially, our unit continues to be outraged by management's inclusion of a right-to-work clause, a technique designed to degrade the legitimacy of our union," the account continued.
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" Coats' statement was consistent with his earlier congressional testimony that the United States is under attack, and that Russia is seeking to "degrade our democratic values and weaken our alliances.
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"These chemicals have also been shown to degrade corals' resiliency and ability to adjust to climate change factors and inhibit recruitment of new corals," the text of the bill explains.
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It makes no economic or conservation sense to degrade this National Conservation Area and disrupt the pragmatic land management approach that has been able to accommodate both of these objectives.
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He is the third U.S. serviceman killed in direct combat with Islamic State since a U.S.-led coalition launched a campaign in 2014 to "degrade and destroy" the insurgent group.
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It is now axiomatic that a locale of stunning natural beauty will quickly degrade into a morass of crowding once it is posted on the platform as a pristine image.
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On a map, Mr. Korbel points out areas with high concentrations of algae — natural gatherings of microscopic plankton that, while often innocuous, can degrade water quality and even be dangerous.
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"For some vehicles the only remedy currently available is a newer version of the same part, which may also degrade over time and need to be replaced again," he wrote.
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"We prohibit targeting individuals with repeated slurs, tropes or other content that intends to dehumanize, degrade or reinforce negative or harmful stereotypes about a protected category," the platform's website reads.
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Rather, I was constantly called a girl as an insult to my masculinity, and my bullies used my femininity to degrade me on the basis of my assumed male gender.
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How will your muscles, joints, and bones degrade during intense underwater physical training sessions in a NASA pool—practice for future spacewalks—and later, during an extended period in microgravity?
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The United States military argues that scattering Okinawa's logistical, air and ground forces to other sites in Japan will degrade their ability to respond quickly in the East China Sea.
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Varieties may be selected for durability at the expense of flavor, and treatments mandated to kill pests (hot water for mangoes, cold temperatures for citrus) can degrade flavor or texture.
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One cannot help but wonder if exposure to the thousands of flash photographs sure to follow its public debut will degrade the quality of this specimen of the ancient world.
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The risk that our abusive behavior toward robots will degrade our character is not the only thing we need to worry about when it comes to our relationship with them.
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But his administration has sought to roll back more than 60 environmental rules, and many of those reversals have the potential to substantially degrade the quality of air and water.
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Amazon says that you can delete your records, although it cautions that "deleting voice recordings may degrade your Alexa experience" because Alexa learns by getting to know your voice inputs.
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After he was killed, the Pentagon's Africa Command said his removal from the battlefield would significantly degrade the Shabab's ability to coordinate attacks in the capital and in southern Somalia.
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Because plastic does not degrade, the staggering amounts of near-eternal litter present in the environment, the researchers say, is likely to increase to 12 billion metric tons by 2050.
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" Often, people see this as a prime opportunity to degrade their former employer with comments like "I didn't get along with my manager" or "that company is going downhill fast.
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"You make sure that you have failure capability that you can degrade gracefully to where you're never in a spot where you can't get the humans home safely," Ferguson said.
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One group called JTTOTS, or Just the Tip of the Spear, consistently includes comments that degrade female service members, even on photos that appear to the outsider as entirely mundane.
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The United States must have a reconnaissance and force posture so that our cyber mission forces can take action abroad to disrupt and degrade efforts to interfere in our elections.
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At least when they are new, traditional lead-acid batteries are around 90 percent and lithium-ion batteries are around 98 percent or higher, though all batteries degrade over time.
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"The United States will track and hunt these terrorists, degrade their capabilities and disrupt their planning and operations by all appropriate, lawful, and proportional means, including precision strikes," it said.
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Such examples illustrate why hybrids have generally been disqualified from protection by conservationists: Hybrids are thought to degrade the gene pools of their parent generations and pose a threat to biodiversity.
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Attorneys for death row inmates have long warned that compounded pentobarbital could expire or degrade over time, putting their clients at risk of a painful death that would amount to torture.
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Capturing carbon dioxide and sequestering it underground has been discussed as one of the ways of reducing carbon emissions in the atmosphere, which degrade air quality and contribute to climate change.
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How ironic that Larry [Leva] would say this about the very person who didn't even bother using a mixer at all, since passing signal through its circuitry would degrade the sound.
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"If you need to use enzymes for biological or chemical effects, you can have an encapsulated enzyme with self-healing properties degrade the toxin before it reaches the skin," said Demirel.
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If true, the strikes could significantly degrade Iran's ability to operate in Syria, where it helps Bashar al-Assad stay in power — unless, as seems likely, Iran quickly rebuilds the sites.
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It can degrade video quality or switch to audio calling if there's weak connectivity, and it can seamlessly hand off between cell and Wi-Fi connections in mid-call without dropping.
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Storing LNG on tankers is generally seen as riskier than holding crude oil on the water, given higher storage costs and the fact that LNG cargoes degrade over time by evaporating.
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But there are two bigger problems here: for one, Apple should be designing phones that don't degrade this rapidly; and two, it should have let owners know what was going on.
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The longer the investigators must wait to take samples in Douma, the lower the likelihood of obtaining evidence of chemical weapons use, because the toxins in the weapons degrade over time.
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"Raids such as this provide insight into AQAP's disposition, capabilities and intentions, which will allow us to continue to pursue, disrupt, and degrade AQAP," according to a press release by CENTCOM.
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"We live in that Trumpian era where it's OK to be sexist and degrade people that are good, just because they're the opposite sex," Geno Auriemma told reporters earlier this week.
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"We prohibit targeting individuals with repeated slurs, tropes or other content that intends to dehumanize, degrade or reinforce negative or harmful stereotypes about a protected category," Twitter's terms of service says.
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" Brennan accused Trump of "lying routinely to the American people without compunction, intentionally fueling divisions in our country and actively working to degrade the imperfect but critical institutions that serve us.
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However, it was unstable enough to degrade the integrity of the cage, which resulted in powerful X-ray emissions breaking through in localized spots, generating the epic flare captured by SDO.
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But scientists can travel to areas around oil rigs and use water sampling and genome sequencing to find bacteria that could degrade oil, should a spill ever occur in those regions.
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In the case of the white truffle of Italy, the aromatic compounds, which may be weakened by bacterial symbionts that live on the truffle, start to degrade after about four days.
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If the rebirth was quick, it wasn't predestined; it happened through a kind of alchemical futzing that aimed to convert her fleeting viral fame into something that might degrade less quickly.
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"They will still be in sediment cores for future civilizations to find them, because except for bacteria it doesn't look like most things can degrade them in any way," says Burton.
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But these controls can degrade the cars' performance when switched on — they can affect torque and acceleration, cause the engines to run hotter and wear out more quickly, or worsen mileage.
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One of the hardest hit entities on the island, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, or Prepa, also owes about $9 billion, which helped degrade its system before the storm hit.
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But Beijing has also enforced unpublicized sanctions against the South for agreeing to American deployments of THAAD missile defenses, which the Chinese believe have potential to degrade their own strategic forces.
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According to its CITES listing, Afrormosia may only be exported with a permit, and technically, permits should only be issued if the logging will not degrade the sustainability of the population.
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The CVT transmission was easily the best I've ever sampled — I'm no foe of CVTs, but I generally admit that they degrade the driver experience in favor of improving fuel economy.
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We should not run down our own institutions, trivialize the impartial actions of our own grand juries, degrade our own justice system, or bully a free press for doing its job.
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Aardvark, a straw manufacturing company, has been increasing production of high-quality paper straws, which they claim are better the cheaper paper straws imported from China that often degrade in drinks.
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"Their removal will degrade al Shabaab's ability to meet the group's objectives in Somalia, which include recruiting new members, establishing bases and planning attacks on U.S. and Amisom forces there," Davis said.
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And while normal ECGs are better at handling movement than the light-based sensors found in other activity trackers, it's worth studying if their accuracy can degrade when miniaturized into a watch.
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The plastic economy currently employs a largely linear flow, with disposable plastics having a definitive lifecycle that oftentimes ends in the world's oceans and landfills, where they degrade slowly and harm wildlife.
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Harvey Weinstein's assistants, for example, helped set "honey pots" for the women he wished to prey upon; Grace's mistresses, terrified of losing their own limited place of power, spite and degrade her.
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They thus tend to accumulate in cancerous tissue and so, when they degrade, release their payloads there rather than in healthy tissue—to which many of the drugs concerned are equally dangerous.
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When plastic material sits in our ocean for long enough it starts to degrade into nano plastics, a type of microplastic material that can traverse cell walls into fat and muscle tissue.
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Reading books, going to the theatre or cinema, listening to new music, playing video games—all have been presented as threatening to undermine authority, degrade human relationships and lure people into sin.
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And all of this information will be dispatched in a timely fashion to nearby smartphones and tablets, where it will undoubtedly degrade the mental health and well-being of the infant's parents.
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Composed of carbon and hydrogen atoms linked together in long chains, polyethylene is a remarkably inert substance, meaning it doesn't react with much of anything, and therefore doesn't degrade in the environment.
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Among the issues on the agenda will be the common efforts to resolve the conflicts in Ukraine and Syria, the campaign to degrade and destroy ISIL, as well as transatlantic economic relations.
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Around 80 million tons of polyethylene is produced each year around the world, and it takes an inordinate amount of time—upwards of a hundred years—for this substance to degrade completely.
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Open internet advocates argue that without net neutrality, the emergence of the next Netflix or Skype might be threatened, because broadband providers could degrade such services or favor their own rival offerings.
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"The proposed IEX Access Delay and IEX protected quotation status would degrade market efficiency and unnecessarily interfere with trading and quoting on other venues," wrote Citadel in its comment to the SEC.
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Silencers can degrade the effectiveness of gunshot detection technology and the ability of bystanders to identify gunshots, both of which law enforcement officials depend on to quickly locate and apprehend a shooter.
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Now a team of Italian scientists has come up with an explanation as to why the lead chromate dyes favored by the artist when mixing his pigments degrade so much under light.
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Too much plastic Polyethylene is used to produce various types of packaging, from bags to bottles, but it doesn't degrade easily and can linger in the environment for even hundreds of years.
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"As a candidate, Trump employed the most common propaganda device, name-calling, to define, degrade, discredit and destroy his primary opponents as well as the 'fake' news media," the course description reads.
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Apple, which said it didn't intentionally shorten the lives of its products or degrade the user experience, is cutting the price for replacing an out-of-warranty battery to $2400 from $2500.
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"The comparison is calculated to degrade, and it stems from the period when U.S. laws treated enslaved black people as legally equivalent to livestock—categorizing them as subhuman," Grey and Cleffie write.
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But it seems that using satire to challenge the powerful sits better with the average modern person than using it to further degrade an already oppressed, already racially stereotyped, group of Australians.
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Some of the companies were also concerned that the relationships they had forged with the government might degrade because of Apple's battle, according to the people involved in the tech industry discussions.
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Timely and interdisciplinary, the show explores how humans have historically understood the plant world, and how we ought to reconsider it as we degrade the planet with greenhouse gases and ecological destruction.
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Even then, we must live with the knowledge that plastics generally degrade with recycling, such that plastic bottles are more often turned into non-recyclable carpets and synthetic clothes than more bottles.
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Although both open-air and fiber-optic cable can be used to transmit photons, both of these mediums degrade the entanglement and over a long enough distance the effect is lost entirely.
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"At some point, if the flow continues to increase and we do not get support, we will have to degrade some of the operations at the port," the senior administration official said.
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"We are actively engaged in assisting our partners in the Sahel region to degrade, dismantle and defeat violent extremist organizations and we intend to continue those operations moving forward," Pentagon spokesperson Maj.
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Once deforestation reaches around 25 percent, the forest may not be able to move enough water to sustain itself and may degrade into a savanna, releasing gobs of carbon into the air.
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Mattis and Dunford acknowledged the strike was designed to degrade Syria's chemical weapons capability without killing civilians or the many foreign fighters in Syria's multi-sided civil war, particularly those from Russia.
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"It's not out of the question, I would say, that the rings might degrade on this kind of time scale," said Jeff Cuzzi of NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif.
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"If N.J. Transit continues to operate in this way,'' the report said, its equipment "will continue to degrade without the ability to determine, how, when and where a critical failure will occur.
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Traditional robots "degrade over time and can produce harmful ecological and health side effects," researchers said in the study, which was published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Even today, many people on the Coasts lean toward Hamiltonian politics, while many Midwesterners identify with Jeffersonian politics and resent large corporations that send jobs elsewhere and that degrade our agricultural heartland.
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"The historical evidence suggests that the socialist program for the U.S. would make shortages, or otherwise degrade quality, of whatever product or service is put under a public monopoly," wrote the authors.
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There are lots of factors that degrade that from a frayed working relationship to trying to type out nice sentences on a keyboard on your phone to the demands of the algorithm.
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There are lots of factors that degrade that from a frayed working relationship to trying to type out nice sentences on a keyboard on your phone to the demands of the algorithm.
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"These chemicals take a long time to degrade," said coauthor Pauline Mendola, a senior investigator at the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHHD) in Bethesda, Maryland.
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While methane poses the greatest threat to the climate because of its greenhouse gas potency, natural gas contains other hydrocarbons that can degrade regional air quality and are bad for human health.
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Rowe told the Chronicle that the chemicals in the plant would "certainly" begin to degrade without refrigeration over the six days local officials say it could take for the floodwaters to recede.
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As the fight against ISIS has demonstrated, if al Qaeda is to be defeated, we must redouble our efforts to track down and degrade al Qaeda's channels of communication, recruitment and finance.
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The automated accounts degrade the user experience and poison the well, the argument goes, and calls to cull them from Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have only grown since the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Storing LNG on tankers out at sea, unlike crude oil, is generally seen as a risky bet, given the high costs of storage and the fact that cargoes degrade over time by evaporating.
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Aim to make your batches the same volume as the bottle they're being stored in, and buy a dark tinted glass variety if you can—air and light both degrade eliquid over time.
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"Continued, effective coordination among regional partners is imperative to contain and degrade Boko Haram," said a senior American defense official who also spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss confidential government assessment.
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Ramani Narayan, a researcher from Michigan State University who studies how to degrade various plastics, told The Atlantic that using wax worms to recycle on an industrial scale might just create new problems.
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"The nice thing about this kind of analysis as well is that it can be used in cold cases as well, because the chemical structures on the DNA do not degrade," said Bekaert.
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These build ups are called dendrites and they're what causes the batteries to degrade and ultimately fail over time, as they make it harder for charge to be effectively stored within the cell.
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" The essay further explains that results from their study found that AGCAS was deemed far superior by test pilots to previous "warning systems" which are "prone to false alarms" and can "degrade trust.
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While I am looking for casual sex or friends with benefits right now, advertising this seems to degrade conversations to focus on just sex and I tend to be more attracted to personalities.
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"I hope that it will not degrade Zodiac's performance because we need drastic improvements still, despite all the improvements that took place last year," Airbus chief operating officer Fabrice Bregier said on Wednesday.
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One thing that the show isn't meant to start is a campaign of tasteless memes to degrade and diminish the importance of this story and its themes — but of course, it happens anyway.
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A guy will see he spent money and the "investment" is not going the way he wants, so he starts throwing change at the girl to degrade her and make her feel bad.
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The study says the bacterium took six weeks to completely degrade just a small film of low-grade PET, and breaking down the higher-quality material used in packaging would take even longer.
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Absent the necessary sweep, everything Trump will have done to degrade our system for his own enrichment and protection will have been ratified, and a point of no return will have been crossed.
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According to Taplin, companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon are apparently the new gatekeepers that degrade music, art, and culture, while financial tech platforms, or Fintech, he says are somehow outside regulatory scrutiny.
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But in the case of the Islamic State, officials say a decision was made that a bit of boasting might degrade the enemy's trust in its communications, jumbling and even deterring some actions.
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"The United States will track and hunt these terrorists, degrade their capabilities and disrupt their planning and operations by all appropriate, lawful, and proportional means, including precision strikes," Africa Command's later statement added.
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But it's also part of the scheme of political parties today and political candidates and both parties, quite frankly, to degrade your opponent -- to take him down so you appear to go up.
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But the livestock also convert and degrade lands, radically reducing carbon sequestration — the natural ability of the biosphere to soak up atmospheric carbon — creating an even greater climate problem than methane emissions themselves.
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Collecting this data would be a violation of equal protection under the Constitution and would only serve to further degrade the conversation on immigration, education, and race during a hotly contested election year.
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If not undone, our retreat from the Paris Climate Accords and the EPA's Clean Power Plan alone mean our planet's temperature will rise at a greater rate and our citizen's health will degrade.
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But assaults from the top, a perception that their work will not be valued or information heard, and seeing their leaders undermined for purely sycophantic political reasons will only degrade our national security.
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But as Israel continues to try and degrade Iranian influence with the Syrian regime and its support for Hezbollah by attacking targets in Syria, the opportunity for accidental escalation into regional conflict grows.
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One of the things that I admire about Baldwin is the ways in which he had a handle on our common humanity and showed ways how we can't degrade others without degrading ourselves.
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" CenturyLink said it does not "'block, prioritize, or degrade any Internet sourced or destined traffic based on application, source, destination, protocol, or port unless it does so in connection with' established security practices.
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