Zuckerberg's dilemmas are not the dilemmas of a corporation but the dilemmas of a king.
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Dilemmas Welcome to Dilemmas, where we find solutions to your toughest quandaries.
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These are frightening dilemmas, and a lot of the dilemmas in this film that we face are about technology.
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Click through to find an answer to your dandruff dilemmas.
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Their dilemmas — how honest should they be with their bosses?
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Fall in New York City often brings style dilemmas aplenty.
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That's why these are ethical dilemmas: there's no easy answer.
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The political dilemmas that Salesforce faced are the most illuminating.
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"These people are faced with such incredible dilemmas," he said.
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Go deeper: Read the full paper responding to driverless dilemmas.
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Once intractable dilemmas of modern politics had been swept aside.
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There were similar dilemmas of subduing himself on Late Registration.
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Outside firms say they are increasingly faced with impossible dilemmas.
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It is one of the thorniest dilemmas in climate policy.
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There was an exception in the impartial beneficence dilemmas, right?
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On her larger canvas, her dilemmas just sound more immediate.
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What are some of the other ethical dilemmas you've discussed?
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Rather, he was making plain his daily set of dilemmas.
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The border, particularly in Texas, is rife with similar dilemmas.
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"I have my dilemmas and so does Ayman," he said.
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ZAKARIA: What are the ethical dilemmas of wading into these waters?
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In Germany, the Lutheran and Catholic churches face almost identical dilemmas.
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Financial dilemmas are a dime a dozen in most people's lives.
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Hospitals are also feeling the impact of the country's debilitating dilemmas.
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So could stress really be the root of these dental dilemmas?
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At least MIT has built a fun game around moral dilemmas.
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This season was all about role reversals, ethical dilemmas and grief.
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He thus tends to ignore those who had no moral dilemmas.
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Dilemmas like these will grow more common as the population ages.
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Confronted with these dilemmas, oil companies are taking quite different approaches.
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The pages of my diary were filled with hypothetical ethical dilemmas.
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He manages to make this tribe's dilemmas universal — no small feat.
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This would create free-rider dilemmas and may reduce management funding.
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We are more interested in the human experience and the human dilemmas.
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The courts that police this First-Amendment guarantee, though, often face dilemmas.
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When it does, however, we will face a different set of dilemmas.
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Likewise, a good screenwriter could make more of the novel's philosophical dilemmas.
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Britain is grappling with these dilemmas more diligently than perhaps any country.
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Olsen's resignation highlights the dilemmas companies face when working in conflict zones.
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Demand from film-makers for ancient Greek locations has posed fresh dilemmas.
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Such are the dilemmas thrown up for Europe when America comes First.
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Shifts in the burden of disease also present dilemmas for international organisations.
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But dilemmas come at you like a road that never stops forking.
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The ethical dilemmas will become bigger the more sophisticated the microchips become.
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But the moral dilemmas of the Hitler era were the most fascinating.
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The elevation of peace over grievance involves wrestling with impossible moral dilemmas.
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Fixing it would resolve the moral dilemmas presented by the EpiPen episode.
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The quandary reflects bigger dilemmas in the growing world of narco fiction.
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This will bring about ever more difficult legal, ethical, and strategic dilemmas.
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That could create complicated legal dilemmas for Gazprom's many foreign partner companies.
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The tactical dilemmas you face in mission after mission are functionally identical.
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There's a whole new set of battles and tricky political dilemmas ahead.
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Prisoners' Dilemmas Two books about incarceration would make an eminently discussable pair.
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When it comes to impartial beneficence dilemmas, we see the same pattern.
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Her montages suggested that the source of most dilemmas was male authority.
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These are the dilemmas we face in conflict zones around the world.
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One solution to such dilemmas is for the government to enforce regulations.
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Apart from the security concerns, there are logistical, moral and legal dilemmas.
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The dilemmas, my hypocrisies even, are packed like a suit in my luggage.
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Share your community's biggest dilemmas, your most frustrating obstacles, your most complex questions.
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America and China risk such dilemmas today, especially in novel fields of competition.
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But on its own it will not resolve the dilemmas facing the government.
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Other large firms facing succession dilemmas include Quanta Computer and Tatung, a conglomerate.
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The migrants are the subjects of the many moral dilemmas of the border.
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His research explores Iraq in transition and the dilemmas posed by state-building.
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The question is, when you're faced with those dilemmas, what do you do?
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The governing parties face dilemmas balancing climate protection with their traditional economic goals.
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In the wake of today's rapid technological development, human and ethical dilemmas emerge.
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All actually-real Mars dilemmas lie very far in the future, of course.
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We've seen similar dilemmas in dozens of movies: the one for the many.
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We have the power to unravel these dilemmas and to truly fix them.
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But deciding whether to encourage Ms. Streep was among his easier executive dilemmas.
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Battlestar Galactica drew heavily from the structure and dilemmas of modern-day militaries.
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But its cacophony of voices does throw those dilemmas into even sharper relief.
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In this regard, the narrator's kids merely enact the dilemmas of the narrator.
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The new analysis doesn't resolve the dilemmas surrounding choices about prostate cancer screening.
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Michael Pollan has long been concerned with the moral dilemmas of everyday life.
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The moral dilemmas of the future will undo European liberal democracy, he predicts.
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"One of my life's dilemmas has been looking at this," he told me.
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Such dilemmas could provoke ICE to use prosecutorial discretion to stop a removal.
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The highly contagious virus is a minefield of ethical, political and moral dilemmas.
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Yet the study of brain organoids can also be fraught with ethical dilemmas.
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Indeed, the A.H.C.A. should make the Democrats' various internal dilemmas easier to resolve.
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Women, of course, pay a much higher price for these dilemmas than men.
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Can they picture the dilemmas you confront on a day-to-day basis?
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Herein lies one of our seminal dilemmas in the world of self-betterment.
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Fortunately, a new app has set out to help out travelers with these dilemmas.
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Today's 20-somethings face some challenging dilemmas when it comes to saving for retirement.
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Aside from moral objections, for-profit targeted assassinations add new dilemmas to modern warfare.
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Choosing companies that rely on contract labor should pose similar dilemmas to conscious consumers.
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"There are going to be innumerable dilemmas which will not have easy answers," Rep.
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On the entomophagy subreddit, users posted recipes and questions about DIY-bug-farming dilemmas.
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We are watching Trump faced with easy ethical dilemmas and he is failing miserably.
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The road will be fraught with moral dilemmas and questions about the human condition.
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Instead we see him as a real man, with dreams, emotions, dilemmas and ego.
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All too often, national health crises present confounding dilemmas with no clear, obtainable solutions.
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But offering some bud to your bud can present a flurry of ethical dilemmas.
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SALMAN'S LEGACYThe Dilemmas of a New Era in Saudi ArabiaBy Madawi Al-Rasheed320 pp.
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He's a hero, he's a man, but he's still a man with racial dilemmas.
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Most of our fights are about some way that we interpersonalize our own dilemmas.
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Elsewhere, Tara and Rosita wrestled with longstanding dilemmas and Jadis continued to talk funny.
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Faced with similar dilemmas in the past, conservatives have come up with novel solutions.
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Even before Friday's move, the Supreme Court's calendar was loaded with important social dilemmas.
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Ethical dilemmas and unforeseen consequences may be overlooked until they impact billions of people.
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You can see the sincerity on Lowder's face when he's talking about the import dilemmas.
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There is a huge range of solutions to deal with the caretaking dilemmas that arise.
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The player has to teleport themselves or objects through the portals to solve various dilemmas.
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Unfortunately, moral dilemmas weren't the only thing I had to fight against in the game.
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The critical question, then, is what these dilemmas says about legitimate ownership of the marbles.
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The dilemmas of Lincoln, Scott and Carpenter might seem like anomalies, but they are not.
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Additionally, the documents describe the ethical dilemmas faced by medical professionals associated with the program.
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Designer babies are just one example of the ethical dilemmas faced by the genomics industry.
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Two of my mentors ended their lives by suicide, and I remember their dilemmas sympathetically.
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Wasserman&aposs books include "The Founder&aposs Dilemmas" (2012) and "Life Is a Startup" (2018).
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These are the dilemmas of knowledge, authority, and power that define our 21st century society.
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We find ourselves contemplating one of history's great philosophical dilemmas: Was this innovation or abomination?
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In your studies, you do examine these types of sacrificial dilemmas, which involve doing harm.
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Strong B-plots complement the main action, presenting other characters with their own moral dilemmas.
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"Big Brother" has had to grapple with similar dilemmas about news events in the past.
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As the contagion spreads, imposing restrictions on civil liberties creates wrenching dilemmas for open societies.
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The blurry nature of equality makes it hard to solve egalitarian dilemmas from first principles.
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" On the other side, "anti-restrictionists tended to gloss over the dilemmas that immigration imposed.
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Once you've solved a few dilemmas as best you can, you can check your results.
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Like many other industries, Brexit has delivered both benefits and dilemmas for fashion in recent months.
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ONE of the worst dilemmas soldiers face is what to do when they confront armed children.
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Start learning how to fix your data dilemmas by enrolling in the Complete MySQL Bootcamp today.
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She said such measures were still needed, as was greater discussion of racial dilemmas in America.
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Anna Musgrave of the Refugee Council said having families separated from older children created terrible dilemmas.
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This is localism, a bottom-up, practically oriented way of looking at today's biggest policy dilemmas.
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Successfully funded on Kickstarter, Picbot puts an end to all your smartphone photography and videography dilemmas.
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Here you're presented with the kinds of moral dilemmas that make The Walking Dead so good.
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Such dilemmas arose frequently on my visits to the five month-old Italian steakhouse in Englewood.
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This vision to unite the nation must include substantive policy to address our nation's biggest dilemmas.
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A large part of surviving the inevitable dilemmas you'll face comes down to preparation and foresight.
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With hundreds of new products dropping daily, all 'nothing to wear dilemmas' are gone for good.
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Journalists deal with these dilemmas every day, often in subtle ways that are invisible to readers.
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But those difficulties and dilemmas are also a luxury relative to what our fellow Christians face.
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When it comes to sacrificial dilemmas, we find that generally people strongly favor nonconsequentialist social partners.
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But my point is really more about the future dilemmas that we're going to be facing.
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The other scandals are less amusing, involving dilemmas of race and meritocracy with no celebrity leaven.
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If you're a parent, there's the additional challenge of navigating these heartbreaking dilemmas with your child.
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But in a war with many dilemmas, this may be among the most intractable, analysts say.
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In a sense, America is experiencing the dilemmas typical of an empire in its twilight years.
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The majority of Americans who don't own or live with guns might find these dilemmas puzzling.
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Yet the impulse to avoid these dilemmas by disengaging from politics is an unhealthy one, too.
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And Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, on the ethical dilemmas that come from powerful new technology.
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I got out, and I made the picture, which is how I solve all my dilemmas.
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This exemplifies the moral dilemmas that you're constantly grappling with as The Outer Worlds' story unfolds.
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But what about companies who, unable to overcome their "existential dilemmas," never bring innovations to market?
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It presumed that economic integration would spur political convergence, alleviate security dilemmas, and mute geopolitical competition.
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But besides these early interface dilemmas (and those cloud save issues), all of this mostly works.
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The game handles identity, bullying, suicide, teen pregnancy, love, friendship and everyday dilemmas alongside moments of adventure.
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These updates have gradually moved iOS in two directions for phone and tablet, causing iPad gesture dilemmas.
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One of the big dilemmas facing Labour's next leader is how to its rebuild support in Scotland.
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Deliberation helps citizens see and engage with complexity and the trade-offs inherent in most policy dilemmas.
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With so many dilemmas compounding in a single half-hour sitcom, was The Conners really worth it?
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They seized this opportunity to wrestle with thorny dilemmas far beyond the usual hero-versus-villain tropes.
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Here's one reason: Research suggests some people have a stronger physiological response to moral dilemmas than others.
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And when exploring these buildings what have you found to be the biggest dilemmas in capturing them?
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The disclosure followed an internal investigation and highlighted the dilemmas companies face when working in conflict zones.
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Moore hopes that verisimilitude helps audiences connect with the characters who face very real dilemmas and challenges.
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The dilemmas that it grapples with, involving parents and their frustrated offspring, could not be less parochial.
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For the Obama administration, the dilemmas of the Middle East could scarcely have been more vividly illustrated.
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Once you begin to raise these dilemmas, how do you actually draw those lines around what's acceptable?
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As parental dilemmas go, the "Is Santa Claus real?" conundrum can be a source of genuine agonizing.
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To its credit, Master of None never suggests there are easy answers to any of these dilemmas.
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The move highlights the continuing dilemmas of traditional prepared food companies as shoppers shift toward healthier options.
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But it's hard to see how any players will be able to sidestep the flood of dilemmas.
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And yet, DiGregorio reminds us, every advance — every attempt at every advance — brings with it new dilemmas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Presenting "bad guys" onscreen poses certain ontological dilemmas for documentary filmmakers.
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This self-undermining flaw makes the trope a useful way to grasp the dilemmas facing Trump's opponents.
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The writers' presumption was that a benign male authority could dictate the solution to women's existential dilemmas.
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When Ambrose (Chance Perdomo) wasn't busy searching for Faustus with Prudence, he was preoccupied with Sabrina's dilemmas.
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This is an intimate family story, and these day-to-day parenting dilemmas are where Frankel shines.
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For many adults, parenthood brings wrenching dilemmas, because so few good jobs and career paths acknowledge parenthood.
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If the family had landed in Munich or Minneapolis, they would have encountered new cultural dilemmas, too.
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Name Withheld You face one of the dilemmas that trouble many of those who write to me.
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Attendees will be faced with a series of questions and dilemmas to resolve, both individually and collectively.
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That opportunity, and the dilemmas that come with it, is a new predicament Democrats face across the country.
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This all creates a number of dilemmas for founders looking to raise capital and scale businesses in 2018.
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Kant and Nietzsche are name-dropped regularly, and entire episodes are given over to thinking through moral dilemmas.
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How do we grapple with the ethical dilemmas involved and the compromises that can seem to be required?
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Ross is challenged with questions, with the sticky ethical dilemmas inherent in this small but growing illicit operation.
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Their remarks underscore the policy dilemmas facing several countries around the world in the wake of Trump's Nov.
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Newlyweds Sean and Lisa aren't the only ones facing moral dilemmas, in a show that overflows with them.
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But for my money, Marvel Studios has been downright daring in raising difficult, and very adult, moral dilemmas.
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Loyalty, for senior career federal civil service executives, is a complicated issue, often the source of ethical dilemmas.
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Down on the ground, moment by moment, life is, of course, made up of dilemmas, choices, and bargains.
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Many farmers also resist steps that might slow the spread of clubroot because it presents unusual economic dilemmas.
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Intricate yet succinct, the narratives feature pithy dilemmas and subtle fiascoes circling such topics as language and time.
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"I have been faced with unanswerable dilemmas and conundrums daily," Dr. Morrow wrote in his note on Tuesday.
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Others are technological dilemmas confronting us now: How to decide what artificial intelligence we unleash into the world?
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In addition, the prospect of governments making rules around the restriction of speech is rife with ethical dilemmas.
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I was really fascinated by all of the dilemmas and issues and ideas that this one space encapsulated.
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Despite all of the political and economic dilemmas that will go on, I feel like culture, arts, etc.
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Such arrangements are increasingly possible, posing ethical and social dilemmas that more and more people are now facing.
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But they represent something bigger: the heartbreaking dilemmas black women face at every point in the motherhood journey.
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It is time to get ahead of the dilemmas of innovation while keeping its many benefits to society.
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The embarrassing disclosure follows an internal investigation and highlights the dilemmas companies face when working in conflict zones.
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Interpreting "sex" in federal nondiscrimination laws to mean "gender identity" will lead to absurd and unsolvable legal dilemmas.
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Here's how to handle common situations and dilemmas that can trip you up if you're not careful. 1.
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The heart wants such worthy causes to succeed, looking to them hopefully for solutions to our contemporary dilemmas.
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Over 104 million of us used global fashion search engine Lyst to solve our wardrobe dilemmas in 2019.
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"There are going to be real dilemmas for elected officials about how complicit they are willing to be."
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The dilemmas presented them aren't about choosing love or work, but about how best to find professional satisfaction.
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The law gives investors' representatives strong tools to overcome free-rider dilemmas but denies these to workers' representatives.
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All the dilemmas and drama and issues we've dealt with so far have been pretty big-picture, honestly.
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In his questions to the expert panel, Schiff alluded to one of the possible dilemmas facing the US government.
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From protecting your color to maintaining moisture, one of the most frustrating dilemmas many of us face is frizz.
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Niskanen Centre, May 2018"Liberal internationalism 3.0: America and the dilemmas of liberal world order", by G. John Ikenberry.
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Meanwhile, the legal and ethical discussions around letting algorithms resolve human dilemmas concerning life and death have barely begun.
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Ovadia Yosef used great imagination to resolve the dilemmas of more than a thousand female victims of dead marriage.
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However, at their best, the games pose serious ethical and political dilemmas—and make you live with their consequences.
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It also offered a reminder of how deeply America's highest court is divided on dilemmas involving race and ethnicity.
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Some of the dilemmas they will face involve deciding whether to make public statements or keep the situation secret.
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Throughout each development, creators Sivan and Block bravely continue to elaborate on the ethical dilemmas such a story presents.
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In a world full of logical conundrums, all of us are faced with difficult and potentially guilt-ridden dilemmas.
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JB: I wanted to write precisely about the crises and dilemmas I faced as they intersected in the moment.
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WOVEN INTO THE GROTESQUE details of this continuing annihilation of Myanmar's most helpless are vexing dilemmas about international complicity.
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Related: The Times has a new column, Dilemmas, to help answer readers' questions about difficult choices during the pandemic.
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The plays, although written separately, grapple with similar dilemmas about men managing pain and joy as sons and fathers.
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"They have to reorient work based upon dealing with different dilemmas or opportunities, such as COVID-19," he added.
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Yet when any of these dilemmas do arise on the show, they're almost always magically solved or simply ignored.
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The juxtaposition invites us to re-evaluate the dilemmas of the Russian nobles, contrasting them with more existential struggles.
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What dilemmas did Martha and Waitstill Sharp face in their decision to leave home and help refugees in Europe?
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Many who experience faith experience it most vividly within the web of their rival loves — different communities, jobs, dilemmas.
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Caregivers report biting their tongues when agemates grouse about seemingly trivial problems, from disappointing vacations to home décor dilemmas.
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Athletic-wear brand Xavier Athletica could be about to bring an end to all of our workout wardrobe dilemmas.
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You try to present as simply and clearly as you can the real dilemmas that people face out there.
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The plot lines that follow — with no sex and barely any touching — treat the dilemmas with wit and pathos.
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But being American involves being constantly exposed around the clock to new kinds of dilemmas and challenges and struggles.
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Leaving aside that the Byrdes are frequently the least interesting characters on their own show, perpetually trapped in moral dilemmas prompted by their life of crime (dilemmas you'd really think they would have seen coming had they watched any other crime drama ever made), the audience knows they won't be leaving anytime soon.
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Instead, say members of the community and people supporting them, it is proving to be a time of agonising dilemmas.
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Alternatively, you can avoid these dilemmas by opting for entirely blank keycaps if you've completely taken leave of your senses.
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If you have questions or existential dilemmas, you can always find me, chatting with a friendly VC in South Park.
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Father Jenkins's vision of an education which is Catholic in origin but emphasises free inquiry raises all manner of dilemmas.
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If Escobar is utterly ruthless, so are those opposing him, presenting ethical dilemmas for those officially charged with stopping him.
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But the dilemmas presented to the people involved were often much more intractable than it is made out to be.
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Through self-regulation, both the Open Internet principles and the Title II dilemmas can be resolved with integrity and dispatch.
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Instead of leading us to a set of regenerative virtues, Rosenblatt's account underscores the dilemmas that have chronically plagued liberalism.
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Under a more economically egalitarian, explicitly socialist system, these democratic dilemmas will not disappear; the riddle would not be solved.
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During these calls, I talk about successes, mistakes, dilemmas, conundrums, politics, the banal, the serious, the vapid, the deep—everything.
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For two centuries, writing fiction has been the exalted retreat where the imagination magically clarifies and dramatizes insoluble human dilemmas.
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Whether or not the virus has reached your neighborhood, what's swept into everyone's lives is a set of confounding dilemmas.
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The ethical dilemmas posed by the coronavirus are real-world examples of deep moral questions philosophers have studied for centuries.
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This year, Manifesta is using Palermo as a stage on which to consider some of our time's most pressing dilemmas.
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The metaphor helps to organize the scattered dilemmas Mirza's characters experience, and it is as ironic as it is profound.
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So it really is up to Congress, which of late has not distinguished itself in settling the nation's thorniest dilemmas.
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For all the good they've done, mechanical ventilators have left us with ethical dilemmas that neurotechnologies are unlikely to resolve.
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Many in the field see the tensions and dilemmas in robot care, yet believe the benefits can outweigh the risks.
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We encounter both great diversity and insistent similarity, because most of them are struggling with similar erotic and financial dilemmas.
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Joanna and Nicole's dilemmas are in dialogue with each other through four decades of women's fight to have it all.
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Central to that story is how unions fit into the culture of corruption that fuels many of Philadelphia's economic dilemmas.
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Naturalistic and engrossing, they lure the viewer into the characters' ethical dilemmas, scientific discussions and sexual encounters in real time.
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The numbers offer a partial answer, and they reflect the acute dilemmas that confront countries worldwide amid a historic global crisis.
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The suspense these monsters generate gives both stories the latitude to dissect trickier moral dilemmas by keeping viewers engaged and terrified.
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Several dilemmas would confront the justices should they grant Yovino v Rizo, a case involving the Equal Pay Act of 1963.
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When current circumstances appear insurmountable, you can look back on previous dilemmas that you have since resolved and learn from them.
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The result would more heavily tilt the bench to the right, affecting dilemmas from women's reproductive rights to government's regulatory power.
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Nice work on Mr. Steinberg's part for debuting I CAN TAKE A HINT, LOSE SLEEP OVER, ETHICAL DILEMMAS and BEER MONEY.
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On the other hand, Hackett may be betting when he moves on, Ford's strategic dilemmas will rest with a future CEO.
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Where Kavanaugh falls on the ideological spectrum could also affect larger constitutional dilemmas, provoked by Trump's demonstrated disregard for legal norms.
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The one thing organised Christianity doesn't seem to offer is a clear, unanimous answer to the dilemmas of a nuclear age.
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His claimed experiments open a Pandora's box of questions around ethics in experiments with humans -- even though these dilemmas aren't new.
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They talk about career opportunities and normal teenage dilemmas, but also more unusual issues like arranged marriages versus a love marriage.
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If so, the physician's obligation to preserve life overrides any ethical dilemmas he or she may have toward the belligerent patient.
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Yes, they navigated an exaggerated stream of life's hardships and moral dilemmas, but they did so with a compass of faith.
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So much of fantasy's origins are eurocentric, following shock white characters as they solve some of the world's most complex dilemmas.
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Marsh also brought up the ethical dilemmas that come with the human remains trade, which is completely different from the law.
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I see guys worrying too much about their own situation, their own dilemmas and that's not something you can build on.
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It was frosted, sometimes too heavily, with moral dilemmas, light conundrums and the kind of romanticism associated with ancient British universities.
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The United States has long negotiated with Iran for hostages and has long argued over the unwinnable dilemmas such negotiations entail.
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But Mr. Paul said these sorts of note-by-note, syllable-by-syllable dilemmas come into play with all opera translations.
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He is moving away from a top-down approach and retrieving the original Christian community's way of dealing with moral dilemmas.
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Having "the U.S. Army, with modernized weaponry" in the region "changes the calculus and creates dilemmas for potential adversaries," McCarthy said.
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You need a 50-year solution to your strategic dilemmas, not just another set of piecemeal concessions from Seoul or Washington.
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I wonder how different our policy dilemmas would really be from what we now face in implementing the Affordable Care Act.
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These are all examples of tools that might very well hurt us, but do not have to themselves deal with ethical dilemmas.
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When faced with dilemmas, they will seek the best outcomes independent of whether or not they themselves are comfortable with the actions.
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Yet Germany remains strong in its economy and forecasts are bullish for this year, its businesses apparently insouciant about the politicians' dilemmas.
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This opens a host of ethical and legal dilemmas that can turn an already difficult situation into a nightmare for everyone involved.
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One of Apple's biggest dilemmas is that iPhone sales, the company's bread and butter, are shrinking as the replacement cycle becomes lengthier.
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Ethical issues and dilemmas are something that we are discussing more or less daily both in official and unofficial meetings between colleagues.
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Timothy Garton Ash of Oxford University joins Robert Guest, foreign editor, Emma Hogan, Europe correspondent, and Anne McElvoy to debate the dilemmas
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"Or, they may feel that sharing their own struggles is futile, because the topic will ultimately bounce back to your office dilemmas."
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In navigating such future dilemmas, Project Maven's successful partnership with leading AI research organizations may prove to be its most important legacy.
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Harvard historian Lizabeth Cohen considered these dilemmas in her 2003 book A Consumers' Republic: The Politics of Mass Consumption in Postwar America.
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" Morson and Schapiro highlight real economic dilemmas that could have been resolved with better cultural understanding in their book "Cents and Sensibility.
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Perhaps a political documentary co-directed by a conservative and a liberal would ease some of the power dynamics and producing dilemmas.
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In the past, it's typically been philosophers who've investigated issues of morality and altruism, and they've focused a lot on sacrificial dilemmas.
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Trump's basic worldview, as articulated on the campaign trail, was that all the major dilemmas of American public policy had easy solutions.
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That was the only way for me to touch upon all the different dilemmas and the different perspectives represented within this space.
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So it had another, and another, and another, stringing itself out for eight seasons of implausible dilemmas until its final mercy-killing.
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David Romtvedt's poems in "Dilemmas of the Angels" often contain a tangible moment or two, then something startling or surprising drops in.
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The thread running through these dilemmas is the choice Australians made a few decades ago: to build a hybrid health care system.
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But Kaplan has a gift for elucidating abstract concepts, cutting through national security jargon and showing how leaders confront (or avoid) dilemmas.
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Yet media stories about these technologies generally celebrate the creation of new lives – smiling, innocent babies — rather than probing the dilemmas involved.
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The situation in Turkey Friday bore echoes of the dilemmas Obama faced in another key U.S. ally in the Middle East: Egypt.
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You try to fool yourself into thinking you're happy, but there are all these dilemmas and questions we were trying to explore.
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Analysts said they are doubtful that a deal, which would create a $19 billion cable network, would solve either company's ongoing dilemmas.
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Gazprom itself is not under sanctions, but the inclusion of Miller on the blacklist could create complicated legal dilemmas for partner companies.
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But these establishments pose legal and ethical dilemmas for the countries that allow them on their soil -- and the customers that dine there.
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Those kinds of ethical dilemmas are very, very real, and they're really compelling, and I would have liked to see more of that.
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In each episode, hosts Lindsey Stanberry and Paco de Leon chat with a money diarist about the dilemmas she had previously written about.
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And whatever it is, the outcome will pose in even sharper relief one of the dilemmas faced by organised Christianity in modern times.
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One of the ECB's dilemmas is that a steady decline in unemployment is not translating into higher wages, a key driver of inflation.
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Creating a steady paycheck to cover all your needs after saving for years is one of the biggest dilemmas that confound retirees today.
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SEAL Team just knows what it is — a solid, straightforward drama about the strategic assessments, moral dilemmas, and emotional lives of Navy SEALs.
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"We spent a lot of time striking the right balance between life-or-death dilemmas and more sedate, character-based choices," says Doyle.
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As an aptitude test for espionage, Remini Protokoll hints at the ethical dilemmas individuals in the intelligence community juggle on a daily basis.
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Most of the film dives into the moral and political dilemmas of using UAVs in warfare, in all levels of the command chain.
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Agonisingly hard moral dilemmas can arise over terminal illness, and it is not surprising that doctors and families sometimes pull in different directions.
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And the need for a response turned theoretical curiosities (such as the liquidity trap that can stymie monetary policy) into major policy dilemmas.
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Yang also caters to tech workers who face moral dilemmas about their effect on complicated societal issues such as automation and data privacy.
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But that is just another one of the many dilemmas facing the Giants' management in the first days of the post-Coughlin era.
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Yet, in the more contentious, ideologically charged social dilemmas, his vote can be unpredictable, and therefore up for grabs during negotiations with colleagues.
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The question is one of the many complex ethical dilemmas raised by "Trophy", a documentary that examines whether commerce can help wildlife conservation.
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Fear poses complex moral dilemmas of the sort that Huggins confronted, in which self-interest and moral principle cannot be so easily separated.
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A few of these sentences convey in miniature the dilemmas of tone that dogged the presidential campaigns of John Kerry and Hillary Clinton.
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For Alan Cooper, one of the authors of the study, the results help put our modern climate change and extinction dilemmas into context.
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And that's also going to be a very difficult negotiation whether the exactly the same dilemmas as we had over the Irish border.
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He would advise doctors on dilemmas such as whether Medicare patients should be admitted to the hospital overnight for observation or longer term.
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Some of our most vexing environmental dilemmas can be significantly, sometimes dramatically improved by voluntary choices, completely independently of our procured political class.
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These are dilemmas that more and more tech workers are grappling with as their employers consolidate and expand their reach into vulnerable communities.
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So we were sort of drawn to stories that go to the heart of human dilemmas and human interest stories, if you like.
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The older he gets, the more likely it becomes that he'll have to face the same irresolvable dilemmas they did about prolonging life.
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I asked him what the future of food looks like and how emergent technologies might solve the ethical dilemmas inherent in industrial farming.
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How to create more diverse workplaces and how to use artificial intelligence ethically are among the more challenging dilemmas facing business and government.
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Ultimately, however these dilemmas play out, we lose: either the moral high ground or men whom we need, admire and maybe even love.
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He presents Hitler's rise as an element of the collapse of a republic confronting dilemmas of globalization with imperfect instruments and flawed leaders.
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" On a daily basis, environmentally minded Americans wrestle with countless consumer dilemmas about which products to buy in order to "save the planet.
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Of course, it was a doomed effort, but these are the sort of Hail Marys we throw when faced with the hardest dilemmas.
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Stay tuned especially for Amie Parnes' and Niall Stanage's latest reports on Clinton's rolling dilemmas, and how Trump plans to make her pay.
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As sensationalized as The Confession Killer is, it explores questions and dilemmas of police accountability, an issue that is ever-pressing and relevant.
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They had learned the street slang for the drugs; they understood how to navigate some of the legal dilemmas of treatment and relapse.
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A stake had been placed in the 20th century and the dilemmas of the 21st century were left for living artists to work out.
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As evidenced by the latest tech releases and continuing expansion of Alexa and Siri, AI presents far more interesting dilemmas than a shattered smartphone.
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Dib's work evokes the larger structures of life — whether it's government, a physical environment, or other personal dilemmas — and the mutability of human nature.
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Like so many of our modern dilemmas, this debate actually harkens back to one originally hashed out on Sex and the City in 2003.
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One of our biggest dilemmas in life is that our champagne tastes for cute home products are in direct conflict with our beer budgets.
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But she retained a streak of passionate, contentious Christian belief, one that stressed individual responsibility and the idea that human beings face hard dilemmas.
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On the other hand, its prevalence, whimsical tone, and iconic status can shield you from considering a wider range of dilemmas and ethical considerations.
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Rarely has science offered such a heady scent of Goddishness—with forbidden-fruit undertones of Frankenstein and Faust—and raised so many ethical dilemmas.
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Luckily, she's very candid when it comes to her clothes (never forget #DiorDressICutInto2Pieces), so she's sharing one of those dilemmas with all of us.
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And her many potential conflicts of interests may force the Trump White House to confront ethical dilemmas that no previous presidency has ever faced.
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Further, it should be diligently searching for those voices and intellects that can help us make better sense of our dilemmas and our opportunities.
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But scientists warn that while advancements in genetic engineering are creating a wealth of new opportunities in medical science, it raises difficult ethical dilemmas.
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Thus, the book itself becomes an archive of Ibraaz's online platforms, reflecting the dilemmas publishers and authors face today: does digital publishing guarantee durability?
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Thanks to decades of research on political economy, we have some idea of what those dilemmas are and how difficult they are to solve.
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The New Pornographers: Whiteout Conditions (Concord) Self-consciousness usually compounds formal dilemmas rather than solves them, but every album don't work out that way.
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Boris Johnson understood, in his scurrilous way, that the E.U. had become a perfect scapegoat for Western societies beset by the dilemmas of modernity.
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Their absences underscored dilemmas impeachment investigators face as they wrap up weeks of private fact-finding and look toward public hearings beginning next week.
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"You can explore things on the page that don't hurt actual, real people," she said, comparing that to the moral dilemmas of violent pornography.
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The new case also comes as the Trump administration has continued to satisfy its political base on broader dilemmas of reproductive rights and religion.
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Resolution could hang on the vote of centrist conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who has been the decisive vote on abortion rights dilemmas for decades.
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The dilemmas are particularly acute for nuclear-armed Pakistan, which has the world's sixth-largest army and the largest military in the Muslim world.
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Science fiction dystopias with out-of-control technology or terrifying forms of social inequity can reflect genuine challenges or dilemmas that we face today.
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Bill Burr: The comedian is writing, directing, producing and starring in "Immoral Compass," a show based on Tyler Falbo's digital shorts about moral dilemmas.
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Nor is the existing liberal answer to some of these dilemmas — universal day care of the kind that Warren now champions — a sufficient response.
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The overwhelming response from Americans when her photographs were published last year centered on Russian nationalism and the moral dilemmas surrounding militarization of youth.
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I also had a pile of logistical dilemmas, which piqued the interest of some English-speakers who'd overheard me discussing them with the conductor.
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These philosophical dilemmas and legal repercussions don't much trouble "Operation Finale," whose overly pat narrative may reflect its genesis within an Israeli government institution.
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It centers on the dilemmas of a small group of alienated revolutionaries, in an indeterminate, authoritarian future — one that also recalls Brazil's violent past.
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Toni Morrison's death may come as a shock because her words seem so evergreen, even eternal, as they explore our American dilemmas and delights.
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Many common winter hair dilemmas — like dull color, flyaways, and static-loaded split ends that refuse to stay smooth — have one common denominator: dryness.
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It also means that Patreon has faced many of the same content moderation dilemmas that have vexed much larger platforms like YouTube and Facebook.
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The five-minute story will follow a group of friends in an "apocalyptic adventure," where users will face both moral dilemmas and practical choices.
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The big picture: With an increasingly activist tech workforce, it's not only the industry's giants that have to navigate political controversy and ethical dilemmas.
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Toni Morrison's death may come as a shock because her words seem so evergreen, even eternal, as they explore our American dilemmas and delights.
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I think it is so important, when thinking about our work, to distance oneself from ethical and moral dilemmas that are part of everyone's rhetoric.
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The title of Thornhill's most recent book, My Bedroom is an Office: & Other Interior Design Dilemmas, made us (and our cramped apartments) feel refreshingly seen.
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Researchers, entrepreneurs and global organizations must lay the groundwork for a code of AI ethics to guide us through these upcoming breakthroughs and inevitable dilemmas.
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That most modern of dilemmas — not being able to employ the full algorithmic might of Snapchat lenses on your canine companion — has finally been resolved.
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Like Jaime, you've seen the consequences of duty and honor colliding and it's probably one of the most stressful dilemmas you've ever come up against.
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But in the meantime she sings wholeheartedly, encapsulates deep dilemmas in terse singalong lines and touches on ideas and emotions that so many people feel.
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The similarities between American and European politics are greater now than in many years because societies on both sides of the Atlantic face similar dilemmas.
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However, it's also expected to pose ethical dilemmas down the road — such as, will we eventually have to redefine the line between life and death?
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Laura had come to think of Bianca, who had been diagnosed as having depression when she was twelve, as a little sister navigating similar dilemmas.
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This, naturally, has brought up some ethical dilemmas: Will science take this further and revive the entire woolly mammoth, not just portions of its genome?
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There she finds a surrogate dad, Captain Grizzlebeard (Kyle Hines); an envious potential nemesis, Nobeard (the hilarious Preston Martin); and a host of ethical dilemmas.
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Some critics dismissed Wouk as a middlebrow writer but his books - many of them bestsellers with a focus on moral dilemmas - showed a broad range.
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Seoul and Washington stay in very close contact when it comes to security dilemmas in Northeast Asia, and especially on matters relating to North Korea.
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Rather than blithely ignoring life's complexities, the artistically successful Christmas movie acknowledges and negotiates them before enacting a miraculous resolution to the dilemmas they pose.
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Once the themes, plot and dialogue are fairly locked down, they then expand on whatever dilemmas or problems a few key characters are going through.
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But in his latest complaints about monetary policy, President Trump actually made a somewhat profound observation about one of the eternal dilemmas of central banking.
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When Holly asks if anyone has ever faced ethical dilemmas, Michael readily confesses he didn't work for five entire days after discovering YouTube (83:3).
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To encourage this mission, we need to shine a spotlight on the many efforts that have been designed to address the dilemmas of technological change.
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"This deal presents Trump with the mother of all dilemmas," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy based in Washington.
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They are all navigating the profound ethical dilemmas of a world where it's possible to rewrite the code of life inside any organism, including humans.
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"Sacrificial dilemmas provide a useful tool to study and understand how the public wants driverless cars to distribute unavoidable risk on the road," Awad said.
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Facing History and Ourselves' companion classroom resources invite students to explore what motivated the Sharps'smission, the dilemmas they faced, and the impact of their actions.
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What awaits us after life ends is one of humanity's greatest philosophical dilemmas, but what comes before our lives begin is much more rarely discussed.
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In a newfound freedom in the UK, after a battle with these newly imposed dilemmas, I was able to speak out via music, sound, and technology.
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"Mating in Captivity" was about the dilemmas of desire inside the relationship, and "The State of Affairs" looked at what happens when desire goes looking elsewhere.
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We are going to fight, we're gonna face ethical dilemmas with these in the same way that the technology that powers cars also powers tanks, right?
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Well, we live in good times where the Walmart world of everything being virtually almost free and convenient and you've sorted out all of it's dilemmas.
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The biggest small-space dilemmas aren't relegated to issues of studio layouts and furniture sizing; an important and often overlooked design aspect starts simply with light.
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Grove also dabbled as an advice columnist, penning a series of newspaper columns on workplace dilemmas that earned him the nickname "Dear Abby of the Workplace."
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The deceptively polyphonic scene presents an illuminating and engaged look at the very real dilemmas facing a marginalized community, with viewpoints all along the spectrum represented.
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In the end, economic calculations will not resolve such ethical dilemmas any more than they explain why the American public prefers spotted owls to scaleshell mussels.
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But in the upcoming Fire Emblem: Three Houses for the Nintendo Switch, you'll have much more pressing dilemmas: like what you should do on the weekend.
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To figure out one's existential dilemmas, and to suffer the pain of uncertainty and confusion, is part of what it means to be a human being.
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How have practitioners of the world's most popular religion answered the moral dilemmas posed by devices that could bring all human life to a horrific end?
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For even less (as low as $19), you can get advice for quick design fixes and other small design dilemmas where you need an expert opinion.
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With the mullahs out of power in Tehran, the cure for the dilemmas they caused, diseasing the Middle East and beyond, will begin to spread instead.
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The more interesting and important questions right now are for Thunder GM Sam Presti, who is facing one of the most difficult dilemmas of his career.
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K.Dot isn't alone in having these kinds of internal dilemmas, but for so many rap stars of his level, we never get the privilege of knowing.
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Since then, a number of Muslim parents have reached out to me expressing similar fears and dilemmas, and thanking me for illustrating these experiences for readers.
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Madawi al-Rasheed, a visiting professor at London School of Economics, is the editor of "Salman's Legacy: The Dilemmas of a New Era in Saudi Arabia."
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DENVER — Kim Dickey produces subjective dilemmas in her new survey, Words Are Leaves, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.
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Gizmodo caught up with smea after the conference to learn more about what prompted his research and to get his thoughts on the ethical dilemmas involved.
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" Sleeper laments that the Puritans eventually sacrificed their communal ethic on the altar of commercial greed—a harbinger, he thinks, of many of America's "present dilemmas.
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All of those negotiations can pose ethical dilemmas, according to Kathleen Bartzen Culver, director of the Center for Journalism Ethics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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It's a cute premise because we have three grown-up dilemmas for each show, and the kids give their advice on how to solve the problems.
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Though Pokémon presents its fans with an opportunity to think through myriad ethical dilemmas and environmental issues, it rarely resolves those challenges in an optimal way.
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"One of the dilemmas that I find about talking about Ice Mile swimming, if I start talking about it being dangerous, that attracts people," Buckley said.
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They confided their dilemmas over whether to flee to government-held areas or stay put until the bitter end, a choice that split up many families.
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They're the kind conscientious eaters who think about the politics of the James Beard Awards, the dilemmas of included gratuity, and the demise of Lucky Peach.
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"One of the things that I found appealing when I went into it was that I would not have to deal with ethical dilemmas," he says dryly.
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And it's a glimpse of the kind of dilemmas that could await Facebook if it ever does fulfill Mr. Zuckerberg's long-held goal of getting into China.
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Few serving the current president fall into the category of philosopher, but still, members of the administration face wrenching dilemmas and the conflict between power and principle.
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The first students of cloning and its related arts had therefore to "harvest" them for their experiments—which created ethical dilemmas when the embryos involved were human.
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The first is how they should respond to ethical dilemmas: say, choosing between hitting a group of children in the road or swerving and hitting another vehicle.
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But just as wireless headphones solved our tangled music dilemmas, there also exists a secret weapon for our war against disorganized jewelry: the over-the-door organizer.
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Or you might spend the day confronting a difficult decision, only to pull the lovers card, the card of dilemmas and harmony, at the end of it.
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A man who speaks in the name of an institution that is partly the cause of -- and partly the answer to -- the dilemmas that Europe must resolve.
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In a game like Reigns, one that's almost entirely about making decisions while trying to satisfy multiple sides, this premise leads to all kinds of interesting dilemmas.
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As discovered around the holidays, subscription services are an effortless solution for most all gifting dilemmas — especially when you can't decide on one perfect present in particular.
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But the movie isn't just about Mesa's political dilemmas as a professional athlete, it's about his undying loyalty to his country and the culture that moves it.
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Not thrilled with the resulting crosswordese, though I do really like BEER MONEY, EYE CANDY, LOSE SLEEP OVER, ETHICAL DILEMMAS and especially I CAN TAKE A HINT.
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She remains, however, appropriately skeptical about whether any relationship construct, no matter how cunningly or thoughtfully devised, can offer permanent solutions to the dilemmas of romantic love.
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Last week a big study explored the ethical dilemmas of how the AI in self-driving cars make decisions, something that Google has talked about at length.
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Leaks of information to which a person has access have their own ethical dilemmas, but hacks of private information are stealing and should be treated as such.
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So, we need stories that take us outside of those bubbles, highlighting people and places, ideas and issues that reflect the true scope and dilemmas of life.
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Part of the answer leads us into deeper dilemmas of whiteness, colonial self-hate, and race relations in Latin America and among Latinxs in the United States.
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It has solved moving, cleaning, and all sorts of other handyman dilemmas by pairing people with vetted "Taskers" who, as the name suggests, get required tasks done.
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One of Fischl's dilemmas has always been creating people who seem believable, while still being a metaphorical representation of humanity that can absorb viewers' fantasies and fears.
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The increased scrutiny on donors is forcing museums to navigate moral dilemmas and a political climate where a protest can go viral in a matter of hours.
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But you also examine "impartial beneficence" dilemmas, which involve doing good, and specifically the idea that we shouldn't prioritize our family and friends when we do good.
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And it asks a lot of the Big Questions about the nature of evil, the limits of science and the moral dilemmas we face in everyday life.
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Congress is finally getting back to its normal, chaotic self after impeachment — clamoring to address two different but fast-approaching dilemmas with no clear solution in sight.
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There has been less attention paid to middle-class professionals who, though enjoying more resources, also face agonizing dilemmas, often giving up years of training and work.
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Some critics dismissed Wouk as a middle-brow writer but his books - many of them best-sellers with a focus on moral dilemmas - showed a broad range.
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Seeing works by Congo the chimp takes us from wild aesthetic conjectures to sobering ethical dilemmas around animal agency, art ownership, and basic rights of living creatures.
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Despite their many differences, populist leaders such as Nehru, Mandela, and de Gaulle encountered similar dilemmas at critical turning points, and each managed something overlooked but essential.
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Darkness. Part of the book's great allure is that the reader feels as if this character, Joan, is working out each of her dilemmas in real time.
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Impress your boss with your problem-solving skills (and spare everyone from hearing you drone on) and only bring dilemmas to meetings when they've proven absolutely unsolvable.
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Game theory shows that in iterated dilemmas, played many hundreds or thousands of times, cooperation is a very stable strategy — one reason it is so common in nature.
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The Good Place has avoided singularity, but it's touched on ethical dilemmas futurists are contemplating now, like: Can you murder a robot and can they marry a human?
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By choosing their own escape route in a newsgame, the audience takes their own personal dramatic and heart-wrenching journey to face dilemmas based on real-life stories.
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Their "Moral Movement" expanded its ranks not by appealing to a class-based ethos, but by casting economic, social, and political issues as moral dilemmas and emphasizing empathy.
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Yang connects with them because of his approach to data, his unrehearsed — and sometimes awkward — candor, and a perceived understanding of the moral dilemmas surrounding the tech industry.
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While Supreme Court justices obviously face the same quandaries and dilemmas as all other judges, they alone have no set rules for resolving, or even addressing, ethics issues.
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Among this is a meaty single-player mode, that will include an hours-long campaign, complete with voice acting, moral dilemmas, and even a large map to explore.
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This exponential increase in the number of incarcerated women has posed both moral and medical dilemmas, including how to deal with pregnancy and childbirth in correctional facility settings.
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But the larger principle at stake is much thornier, and the dilemmas about how much ground to cede to one's opponents for the sake of compromise are real.
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Before that happens, we have to acknowledge and contend with the ethical and social dilemmas of a world in which we treat aging with the blood of youths.
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Soft Sounds from Another Planet embodies one of indie-rock's central dilemmas: the contrast between acoustic and electric sound, which engenders the consequent contrast between electric and electronic.
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"One of the dilemmas with the payroll tax is if you've lost your job or you're in the gig economy, you're not going to get anything," said Rep.
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Responses like "build a mass movement" simply won't cut it—nor is ending the filibuster (as Warren proposes while Sanders disagrees) the solution to all Democratic legislative dilemmas.
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I recently interviewed Ms. Callimachi about the challenges posed by reporting on ISIS for audio, the first episodes of the podcast and the ethical dilemmas of her beat.
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Neil Gordon, whose cerebral novels about radical politics, most famously "The Company You Keep," challenged readers with biblical parables and ethical dilemmas, died on May 19 in Manhattan.
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The documents seized by prosecutors could shed light on the president's relationship with a lawyer who has helped navigate some of Mr. Trump's thorniest personal and business dilemmas.
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The paper, written by the Fed economist Michael Kiley, says that the current low level of rates will cause severe policy dilemmas when the next recession actually hits.
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Our Shanghai bureau chief saw the meager outcome, even as overall debt in the country is soaring, as a signal of how complex China's policy dilemmas have become.
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The dilemmas of the new nationalist era are especially surfaced by the order's focus on Jews, whose relationship to conceptions of race and nationality has always been fraught.
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But he is unlikely to be a "swing vote" like Kennedy, whose flexible approach meant the four liberals could regularly attract his vote, especially on major social dilemmas.
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I asked scholars who specialize in the study of moral dilemmas about the ethical and strategic choices Trump's current offensive against transgender rights forces on the liberal coalition.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court session that began last October and ended on Thursday unfolded against a volatile political background and as individual justices faced their own delicate dilemmas.
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When Yasia runs into the two young escapees, Yankel and Momik, she faces the most fundamental of human dilemmas: whether to risk herself to protect the young and vulnerable.
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The platforms' increasing willingness to intervene is long overdue, but it will also add to a host of dilemmas, including when it's appropriate to regulate political speech like Clarke's.
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Whether you're working through these internal dilemmas in someone else's house — in a family home or with a band on tour — or in your first apartment, it's all tough.
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Natasha Warikoo is an associate professor of education at Harvard University and the author of The Diversity Bargain: And Other Dilemmas of Race, Admissions, and Meritocracy at Elite Universities.
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Dear Prudence An advice podcast that deals with life dilemmas such as racist friends, setting boundaries at work or what to when parents write you out of wills. 14.
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"We want to see if the President understands Israel's traumas, its security dilemmas and its unique importance in the region," said David Harris, CEO of the American Jewish Committee.
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I'll also say if you like these kind of ethical dilemmas but want them in a lighter, easier to digest form, with fewer kids dying, watch The Good Place.
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The health of nine million poor children, traded for the futures of 800,19703 young immigrants—what moral dilemmas this government presents us with in the trading of human flesh.
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He is the author of Warpaths: The Politics of Partition, Severed States: Dilemmas of Democracy in a Divided World, and Social Movements and Global Social Change: The Rising Tide.
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When Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress came to power in South Africa in 1994, one of the key dilemmas they faced was the so-called land question.
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Her new Netflix series, " A Little Help with Carol Burnett ," convenes a panel of brutally honest children, ages five to nine, to solve grown-up dilemmas for celebrity guests.
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He prefers to focus on the dilemmas, successes and struggles of particular Asian-Americans, including Cho; Eddie Huang, the rebel celebrity chef; and Amy Chua, the notorious tiger mom.
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In a press release, Tinder said that users will experience "moral dilemmas and practical choices," which, let's be honest, doesn't sound any different from a normal Tinder swiping sesh.
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"It's always been one of the most difficult ethical dilemmas," said Dr. Arthur Derse, who directs the Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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The hosts discuss industry trends and daily dilemmas, and hear actionable tips and inspiration from founders and professionals who are leading the innovation of what we eat and drink.
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But the North Atlantic alliance faces more serious dilemmas than gossip and name calling, among them new technologies, new rivals, new weapons and a changing America, our correspondents write.
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That's a commendable goal, but the widespread adoption of driverless cars will happen only when people are comfortable with carmakers' solutions to these ethical dilemmas, however seldom they arise.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Of all the managerial dilemmas facing Manchester United's Jose Mourinho after three success defeats, the future of his captain Wayne Rooney is by far the most pressing.
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Who better to help translate her — and our — current political and intersectional cultural dilemmas than a poet who lived, wrote, and agitated under Putin for the past 15 years?
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It strikes at some very modern dilemmas: the usefulness of identity politics; the accommodations that should be made for small subgroups; how to work towards inclusion without triggering a backlash.
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I don't want to pour cold water on everything and I'm not dismissing Musk's concerns, but focusing on the extremes diverts attention away from these very real and present dilemmas.
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Whatever this season holds, that means "Homeland's" fight goes on, with no shortage of moral dilemmas to consider in its role as a dramatic proxy for a never-ending war.
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And while there are certainly more rude uses of technology — try staring down at your phone every five seconds while having a conversation — AirPods are creating new digital etiquette dilemmas.
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Whereas fairy tales were created to reflect the dangers lurking outside the house, Pixar movies are created to teach kids to navigate the modern world's dilemmas with kindness and strength.
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So much so that they offer what seems like hundreds of pre-wrapped items at a moments notice, which comes in handy for some especially in last-minuting gifting dilemmas.
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Those kinds of social, political, and moral clashes among specific characters and cultures could have amped up the drama — assuming the episodes didn't take forever to establish relationships and dilemmas.
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So on Friday, instead of casting its eyes on one of the difficult dilemmas crippling the world, the Bangor Maine Police Department decided to focus on a hyper local issue.
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Whether hawk or dove, the next Fed chair is likely to face the same dilemmas as Fed Chair Janet Yellen — low inflation but an improving economy and strong job market.
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The case of Shamima Begum highlighted the security, legal and ethical dilemmas facing European governments dealing with citizens who had sworn allegiance to a group determined to destroy the West.
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As the researchers point out, it would be exciting to see whether the benefits apply to other forms of decision-making besides the more personal dilemmas examined in Grossmann's study.
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Ethical dilemmas Most marine biologists say that experimental measures being tested in the lab should not be deployed in the wild unless absolutely necessary and, even then, with extreme caution.
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Asset managers face dilemmas in implementing ESG guidelines as to where to draw the line on sustainable values, as green lending principles continue to gather momentum in the institutional world.
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Since its founding in 2004, Telltale has focused on storytelling rather than pure action in its games, using emotional plotlines and presenting players with tough choices rooted in moral dilemmas.
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Rick and Morty's dilemmas are hilarious and absurd, but its characters' desperation is real, and that may help explain its appeal to a demographic that barely even have TVs anymore.
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As with Thoreau, both present the player with the same ethical dilemmas: survey the land and prepare it to be developed, or collect specimens and prepare it to be domesticated.
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Its characters are self-involved but also self-aware, their dilemmas reflecting how identity, addiction, the #MeToo movement and other modern hot-button issues permeate their personal and professional lives.
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For Klopp, unlike his Spurs counterpart, Mauricio Pochettino, there are no selection dilemmas or tactical alternatives: He, his players and his opponents all know how Liverpool will try to play.
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Even with our intellectual capacity to envision conflicts and moral and ethical dilemmas, we continue to make short-sighted decisions about power, resources, and energy that are inequitable and unsustainable.
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The Receipts is hosted by three women — Tolani (Tolly) Shoneye, Audrey Indome, and Milena Sanchez — who chat about relationship dilemmas and dramas in a hilarious in a hilarious, unfiltered way.
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"We very much mean to be starting over, and we really feel like the dilemmas for these characters all comment on what's coming down the line in the world now."
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He is the author of 2017 book "The Man-Not: Race, Class, Genre, and the Dilemmas of Black Manhood" and a recipient of the 2017 Alain Locke Public Philosophy Award.
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For Klopp, unlike his Spurs counterpart, Mauricio Pochettino, there are no selection dilemmas or tactical alternatives: He, his players, and his opponents all know how Liverpool will try to play.
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The Citizens' Assembly was organized by the Irish government to debate a number of ethical and political dilemmas facing the Irish people – of which abortion rights is a pressing one.
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Even decarbonizing the economy by 20203, as Carlock's report calls for, is an extraordinarily daunting challenge, involving hundreds of discrete policy problems, each facing their own dilemmas and entrenched interests.
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This decade has seen American documentarians fight for our right to push the boundaries of what's acceptable, while we've also struggled more openly with the inbuilt ethical dilemmas of the form.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Clinton balance tender--and tough The dilemmas and challenges women face in positions of power found their full expression on this last night of the Democratic National Convention.
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We had a very special episode of Circuit Breaker Live today, with Ashley and Paul taking calls from real-life viewers like you to help them through their Cyber Monday dilemmas!
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Tom Payne as Jesus This week's episode is titled "Monsters," and there are a lot of ethical dilemmas being examined over the course of the hour, especially between Morales and Rick.
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Here lies one of today's most hotly debated ethical dilemmas: Is it okay to use someone else's biological material in a quest to activate our own stem cells for elective procedures?
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To solve these dilemmas, the U.S. government invented a mechanism called the Harmonized Tariff Schedule which has categories for every product in the world organized into chapters numbered 1 through 99.
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Any government that does emerge will face the same dilemmas as its predecessors - tackling high unemployment, high inflation, a lower dinar and the competing demands of powerful unions and foreign lenders.
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Inner dilemmas like these are "for me the core of the piece, rather than any kind of revelation of how close we were on policy in the late 1980s," Rich explained.
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His legal team searched out young, prominent conservative thinkers, many from academia, who would set a tone for other jurists to limit individual rights and leave societal dilemmas to elected officials.
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A friendship began to form, and our banter was so easy that I didn't have any of the "what should I text him?!" dilemmas I'd had with men in the past.
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VICE spoke to developers, designers, and researchers about VR's therapeutic potential, as well as the ethical dilemmas and medical risks game designers must take into account when building new virtual worlds.
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We in the ever-more-distant press-row seats do not attend games with traditional partisan interests, but over the long playoff haul, personal circumstances and needs do create some dilemmas.
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THE ALTRUISTS By Andrew Ridker Even if it's true that every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, it seems pretty clear that many have the same dilemmas and woes.
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Schwartz, the author of "NATO's Nuclear Dilemmas," cautions that the record of Fermi's life is thin: no personal journals, few letters, little more than the testimony of colleagues, family and friends.
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Another question that this experiment and others like it raise, said Muotri, is whether or not mini-brains can be considered conscious and what ethical dilemmas might ensue in the future.
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A celebrated and often critical voice of Israel's founding generation and its conscience, he also wrote of the wrenching inner dilemmas, complexities and contradictions of the Zionist enterprise that tormented him.
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Between espousing those ideas, Mr. Trump and his senior administration officials detailed specific policy positions and gave a clearer view into how the United State is grappling with some big dilemmas.
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Some of the fresh dilemmas will similarly raise procedural matters of who can sue and when, as well as how far the justices should run with a narrow lower court ruling.
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The cities underscore one of the main dilemmas the country faces: The rapid growth needed to drive its $3 trillion economy and sustain 1.3 billion people has spawned an environmental emergency.
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Pursuing Medicare for All would come with its own set of dilemmas: Eliminating an entire industry won't be easy, and we'll face plenty of political resistance and calls for half-measures.
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So, amid those dilemmas, the program was shelved in 2003, sparing "physicians some significant ethical concerns" and a conversation with the Department of Justice, according to the once-sealed report released Tuesday.
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The issue of "physician-assisted suicide," or "aid-in-dying," as the practice is increasingly called, has never drawn the Senate Judiciary Committee limelight like social dilemmas over abortion and gay rights.
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The big picture: Tusk's book includes guides to help startups deal with a number of political dilemmas, but he also argues for the value of applying a "basic conscience" in those situations.
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Lame-duck dilemmas Obama hopes to capitalize on the lame-duck session of Congress to complete at least one major outstanding issue: his stalled nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court.
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"Conducting operations to isolate and liberate Raqqa while also working to liberate Mosul presents the enemy with more dilemmas than their command and control capabilities can manage," he added in emailed comments.
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It is also about developing technology that can help us make this world kinder to women, by offering solutions to problems that have to do with women's health, safety and career dilemmas.
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" That's one of her internal dilemmas: "I'm a father and a mother to this child, but I also exist in this professional world where my femininity is kind of like a detriment.
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The research is also an early breakthrough on a future in which neonatal disease can be researched without using actual human embryos or fetuses, perhaps allowing scientists to sidestep some ethical dilemmas.
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Later, out of morbid curiosity, I walked into another seminar on "insurance dilemmas," which featured a strangely passionate presentation on why wedding DJs should contact an official association and get proper insurance.
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Since giving birth to their children on 16 and Pregnant, the stars of MTV's reality show have had to deal with divorce, legal troubles, and parenting dilemmas on a very public stage.
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Whatever today's kids want to be able to do tomorrow, they will need serious STEM skills – and the ability to use what they've learned when solving new problems or tackling new dilemmas.
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But we do not get a bona fide philosophical inquiry into the underlying ethical issues—one that would plow headlong into the most difficult dilemmas, rather than immediately veering onto safe ground.
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Working in his aftermath, political philosophers have tended to emphasize ideals of consensus-seeking deliberation, legalistic formulations of political problems, and the dilemmas of individual choice in terrible situations such as war.
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The University of Rochester team is far from the only group chasing new and innovative leads to solve the information paradox, which remains one of the most enduring dilemmas that Hawking pursued.
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Enter the fascinating dilemmas of what to do when the Dark Lord himself asks Sabrina to commit an escalating series of crimes and how best to combat the ever-present warlock patriarchy.
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Paleontologists have been confronted with ethical dilemmas around scientifically significant fossil specimens in the past, like when a tyrannosaur fossil was smuggled out of Mongolia and ended up in the United States.
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The dilemmas of 2017 were more profound: There was no obvious common ground between Jerry Jones's vision of the football field as a "respite" and Kaepernick's vision of it as a platform.
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The trial was transformative, but whether it was entirely just is not a question raised by this exhibition, which prefers the relics of James Bond-like spycraft to moral and legal dilemmas.
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Yes, but: Too often, tech leaders and insiders lack knowledge of history, sociology, psychology, and themselves — and their optimistic self-blindness has often been to blame for the dilemmas they now face.
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"Assassinations on their own do not remove long-term strategic and political threats or dilemmas," Dahlia Scheindlin, an Israeli analyst, wrote in a policy brief for the Century Foundation, a think tank.
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She speaks the language (with an accent) but can still be surprised by the local dilemmas, such as the question of whether to let a female baby with a heart defect die.
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Part scientific, part philosophical, Fry's book dissects — and attempts to offer answers for — the ethical dilemmas computers and humans alike confront as they make decisions in a world redefined by technology. 10.
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In both film and literature, Sayles tends toward political topics, often confronting his characters with moral and financial dilemmas as they seek to control the future of a community and its resources.
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As you get older, the money dilemmas you face will morph for sure, but earning a higher salary won't make it any easier to choose the responsible route over the fun one.
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Intelligence agencies faced similar dilemmas under President Richard M. Nixon, who publicly attacked the agencies, threatening to sideline them, while also asking them to distort intelligence or violate laws on his behalf.
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Best-selling author of "The Founder&aposs Dilemmas" and "Life is a Startup," said a founder should ensure their career, personal life, and market are in good-standing before starting a business.
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Without stakes, without an investment in the characters and their dilemmas, action quickly devolves into spectacle which — I've learned the hard way — enthralls an audience for roughly one and a half seconds.
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At most festivals your dilemmas will boil down to something like: oh, shall we see Alt-J or Bon Iver; shit, I lost my fidget spinner; what happened to your clothes, Kevin.
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But Cheng presents abstractions of a world that is in fact not very different from our own — a fantastical, well-orchestrated drama of our own flailing, undirected, cannibalistic bodies and existential dilemmas.
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Game of Thrones' dragons are another example of a piece of modern fiction that's consciously drawing on modern ethical dilemmas for resonance, while also trying not to confront them in a meaningful way.
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It was the end of 2019 and longtime Facebook exec Andrew Bosworth found himself grappling with one of the company's most pressing dilemmas: its role in protecting the upcoming elections from outside interference.
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Sometimes the filmmakers talk directly about their relatable dilemmas, like weighing their nostalgia against their practicality as they try to decide which of their grandmother's things to keep, and which to throw away.
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That's one of the interesting dynamics you have here, and one of the major dilemmas for the US and other international players, in terms of dealing with the situation in Afghanistan right now.
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By straddling the realistic and the fantastic, by touching on the needs of the present moment and presenting new answers to age-old dilemmas, NDiaye is writing a literature both innovative and incredible.
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Through six seasons and two movies, fans fell in love with the fab four on screen as they shared heartbreaks, sex questions, dating advice, friendship dilemmas, and single-girl-in-New-York-stories.
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The website describes it as "a crowd-sourced picture of human opinion on how machines should make decisions when faced with moral dilemmas," but the information that's actually being gathered is more unsettling.
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Shakespeare's works are a living model not because they offer practical solutions to the dilemmas they so brilliantly explore but because they awaken our awareness of the human lives that are at stake.
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Yes, but: While AVs are not likely to face forced-choice ethical dilemmas, they may be taught to prioritize detecting and avoiding vulnerable road users, like pedestrians, over stationary objects, like parked cars.
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The new friendships of the very old provide wisdom and emotional support for the shared dilemmas of physical decline, fear of intellectual diminution and also the real joy of continuing participation in life.
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Mr. Sahota — who studied mathematics in college and said he read his first novel at the age of 18 — has an instinctive sense of storytelling, immersing us in the dilemmas of his characters.
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Indiana Pacers One of the most confounding dilemmas in the NBA can be found in Indiana, where Paul George does not want to play the position that most benefits him and his team.
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His experiments, which are still clouded with the uncertainty of his claims and his whereabouts, open a Pandora's box of questions around ethics in experiments with humans -- even though these dilemmas aren't new.
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"The big dilemmas are exactly like what we had before," said the professor Facchini, who fears that each day the government fails to restore the program, the more working-class Brazilians will suffer.
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In conversations, he ventured that, as president, he might be able to resolve two of the most thorny and tragic dilemmas: finding peace in the Mideast and reaching a sensible compromise on guns.
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In a changing world filled with dilemmas as well as unlimited opportunity, our deep heritage of ideas, texts and values is uniquely capable of elevating our lives and enriching the global moral discourse.
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It adopts a stance of wonder, even toward the innocently lethal wolves and tigers, and the writing is most sublimely clever when depicting the dilemmas of dealing with all creation in one locale.
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Under the direction of Dr. Brown, Palamides won the best newcomer prize at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for her 2017 show, "LAID," a surreal, silly piece about ova and the dilemmas of motherhood.
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They've taken me deep into subjects and dilemmas I might not have considered otherwise — creating, on the whole, something like an inspiration factory for future columns, which honestly feels a little like cheating.
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During each five-minute vertical video episode, viewers will get seven seconds to swipe on moral dilemmas and practical choices as they lead a group of friends through the end of the world.
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What has been successful "for us in the campaign thus far, I think, has been simultaneous pressure on the Islamic State and continuing to present them with lots of dilemmas," General Votel said.
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Episodes "Deadly Dressers" and "Recycling Sham" present straightforward, harrowing, dilemmas: the deaths of children by way of shoddy furniture prone to tipping, and the environmental and physical detriments of single-use plastic production.
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The reason, he said, is policy makers wrestling with difficult dilemmas have tended to seize on any variations in analysts' wording as meaning that something significant must have changed — even if nothing has.
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The nearly 400 migrants who reached Tijuana last week faced wrenching dilemmas about whether to enter the United States and request asylum, beginning an indefinite and complex process that could end in deportation.
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The second season of the Netflix coming-of-age comedy mostly centers around two dilemmas: how to save Cesar Diaz (Diego Tinoco) and how to clean their $200,000-worth of the RollerWorld conspiracy money.
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More broadly at stake are the relative powers of the three branches of government, from domestic dilemmas over environmental protection and consumer welfare, to global concerns at the forefront with immigration and refugee policy.
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It's been a blast working with Paco, talking to so many different women about their money dilemmas, and hearing from our audience about all the things you did — and didn't — like about this season.
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One of the biggest dilemmas with the Trump presidency from his earliest days was his refusal to disclose tax information and then his resistance toward creating a serious firewall between his presidency and business.
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This has been a year full of must-see movies, and the exquisite, visually magnetic 2049—with its detailed vistas and multiple existential dilemmas—seemed like the most must-see-ish of them all.
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Johanna's celebration of teen girls is the emotional key to the book, and because Moran is writing in the tradition of poptimism, it ends up successfully unlocking every one of Johanna's challenges and dilemmas.
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Ethical dilemmas teem at the crux of every filmmaking choice, and there are potentially ugly consequences awaiting each decision which can continue to affect subject, documentarian, and viewer alike long after the credits roll.
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Eternal life also poses a series of ethical and moral dilemmas, such as how to make room for the next generation, or whether eternal or prolonged life would be reserved for those privileged few.
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It's just one of the many ethical dilemmas that Francis deSouza, CEO of genomics testing company Illumina, who was interviewed by CNBC's Christina Farr Wednesday at the Code Conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
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Brussels faced another of those values-versus-interests dilemmas last week when the European Commission had to decide whether to begin disciplinary action over Polish laws shackling the constitutional court and the state media.
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Mr. Mojalli, who was married and had a small son, wrote about the dilemmas Yemeni journalists faced, working and living in a war zone and juggling the job with worries for family and friends.
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To effectively address potential policy dilemmas, our new leadership may need to confront what appeared to be an uncomfortable truth for the last administration: that what happens outside America's borders does, in fact, matter.
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Dr Thomas Thurnell-Read, a lecturer in Cultural Sociology at the University of Loughborough, edited a book called Drinking Dilemmas: Space, Culture & Identity, which covers the drinking habits of various chunks of the population.
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On the other hand, Pope Francis has not been shy of using the word "genocide" and his representatives have acknowledged the unavoidable moral dilemmas that arise when genocide is looming or in progress already.
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Any narrative momentum earned by the police-facing-ripped-from-the-headlines-moral-dilemmas grinds to a halt as soon as the singing starts, and there isn't enough space for all the overlapping plots.
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America's difficult relationship with targeted killing and the dilemmas we may face in the future are beautifully illuminated by the longer story of Israel's experiences with assassination in its own endless war against terrorism.
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Opinion Columnist I was on a party yacht in Cannes the other night when I found myself locked in one of the classic dilemmas of life on the French Riviera: canapés, crudités, or rosé?
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It would solve the substantive problem of excessive partisan gerrymandering and the procedural problem of how to avoid excessive policing of partisan gerrymandering and solve the other dilemmas of redistricting at the same time.
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The most interesting of the six discussions, I thought, was Zuckerberg's talk with Yuval Noah Harari, in which the author of Sapiens brought welcome historical context to our many dilemmas about platforms and governance.
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And while their life stories are not all equally compelling — I was gripped by the neurosurgeon's taut moral dilemmas, somewhat bored by the priest's more meandering ones — each is essential to the group portrait.
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Rehnquist's correspondence from 1998 and 1999, contained in his archive at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, reveals some of the dilemmas the chief justice weighed at the time and the attention he drew.
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The self-proclaimed Ivy League Ratchet is showcasing her latest EP of the same name, a heady mix of hip-hop songs exploring unorthodox themes ranging from sexual encounters in MFA programs to existential dilemmas.
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Patients have reported skipping refills, splitting does and taking other steps to combat costly care on their own, and it's imperative that we work toward minimizing the challenges that create these dilemmas for our patients.
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For me, the horror of Chernobyl lurked in the eerie quiet of the weeks and months after the explosion, when the adults around me grappled with more pedestrian dilemmas than those of the Chernobyl characters.
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"Subjects in past studies were unable to provide justifications for their decisions regarding moral dilemmas that elicited strong intuitive reactions, but stripped away rational bases for decisions guided by such reactions," Amin and co. write.
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Employers across the country are facing similar dilemmas filling these so-called "middle-skill" jobs, where the right training could be a certificate, a short-term credential, on-the-job training, or an associate's degree.
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My close-up research on progressive social activists over the past quarter-century suggests that the ethical dilemmas of these earlier progressives may help us understand current political choices as active Sanders supporters see them.
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Brussels faced another of those values-versus-interests dilemmas last week when the executive European Commission had to decide whether to launch disciplinary action over Polish laws shackling the constitutional court and the state media.
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I was one myself when I plucked "Blue" out of a pile of albums in my aunt's bedroom and played what seemed a distillation of the adult dilemmas I had been overhearing, throughout my childhood.
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There are dozens of similar situations in which we could use centralized leadership to identify dilemmas and then act quickly to resolve them so that public health steps can be taken at an acceptable cost.
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Baldwin was writing when Freud, Kafka and, above all for Baldwin, Dostoyevsky, were especially relevant in the larger literary conversation, and the great Eastern European and Russian thinkers are never far from the book's dilemmas.
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Ramping up nuclear power may be a carbon-neutral option, but presents dilemmas such as the high cost of building a plant and setting up supporting infrastructure, including safe management of nuclear fuel, said Lovering.
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" At the time, J. Brooks Atkinson wrote in The Times: "The authors have transposed the charlatanry of national politics into a hurly-burly of riotous campaign slogans, political knavery, comic national dilemmas and general burlesque.
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There are deep cut references to Beyoncé's past and present driving most of the this-or-that dilemmas that spring up as you survive each successive choice moment (or just rewind back from the bad ones).
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But as we speak AI is creating massive dilemmas for law, for policy, for business, and it hits everything from questions of your personal privacy to investments of government money to how we think about liability.
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The judges of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals also expressed unease with how quickly they were being pressed to consider looming dilemmas of refugee policy with no lower court hearings yet on both sides' evidence.
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The role of these nonprofits is to help projects address these organizational dilemmas that prevent FOSS projects from getting the support they need so that the programmers can focus on what they do best: Making software.
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The protest has thrown into sharp relief some dilemmas faced by Catholicism in the prosperous Western places which used to be the faith's principal locus, before the centre of gravity started shifting to the developing world.
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From "Saturday in 2005", set amid the protests in the run-up to the Iraq war to "Solar", dealing with scientists and climate change, he regularly plunders worldly dilemmas for material around which to weave stories.
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"My mantra has persistently been presenting aliens with multiple unsolvable dilemmas to impact their calculus for choosing to make the arduous journey to begin with," the National Security official said in an email, according to NBC.
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Everything about "The Americans," in fact, keeps coming back to moral dilemmas, including those facing FBI agent Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich), who throughout the season was pressed by his bosses to betray confidences and past pledges.
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The region is on edge, facing diplomatic dilemmas in the wake of a July 12 ruling by an arbitral court that declared Chinese claims to most of the South China Sea as having no legal grounds.
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The big picture: Trump's March decision to agree to meet with Kim Jong-un led to speculation he might hold off on withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, so as not to face dueling nuclear dilemmas.
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While such actions might be expected of an oil company, its awareness that "the problems and dilemmas of climatic change concern us all" over a quarter century ago makes these actions feel particularly callous in retrospect.
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"It seems that technology is likely to present us with a lot of these dilemmas in the future—ways of indulging odious anti-social impulses and sexual fantasies without anyone actually being directly harmed," Finkelhor said.
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If you do go, Jodi Kantor, a Times investigative reporter, writes in our new column, Dilemmas, that you should drive directly there and then immediately self-quarantine: The person who brings the virus may be you.
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On Russia, Trump should "seek to exacerbate, not ease, Russia's political and economic dilemmas in Syria," given Assad's reliance on the Russian military that has allowed him to survive for years now, Hokayem and Sadjadpour write.
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By getting 70,000 participants in 42 countries to respond to sacrificial moral dilemmas — the largest study of this kind to date — an international team of psychologists was able to show how culture influences moral decision-making.
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Which is too bad, because Continuum has all the necessary ingredients for obsession-worthy TV: lots of good-looking people beating each other up, cool gizmos, explosions, and a host of worldbuilding and disquieting moral dilemmas, too.
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I spoke to Chacon, Martínez, and Twist about these three current projects, their refusal to make moral judgments or find solutions to the political dilemmas their work explores, the importance of noise to their practice, and more.
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They are at the heart of the Communist Party's abiding dilemmas: how to maintain rapid economic growth without increasing the risks of an abrupt "hard landing", and how to let markets flourish while maintaining the party's control.
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Inspired by his years using the "case method" developed by Harvard Business School in which students consider real-life dilemmas with varying amounts of supporting evidence, he has adapted the approach to the study of American democracy.
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Though some of the company's content moderation decisions have clear rationales — removing child pornography, for example — many of those it faces are similar its fake Zuckerberg picture problem: dilemmas with no easy answers and potentially fraught consequences.
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"Angela Missoni communicates the femininity of our times, prepared to confront the conflicts and dilemmas of our contemporary society: the conditions, needs and rights of all women and all minorities," according to a release about the collection.
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This insight comes from research on "social dilemmas," or situations in which people can contribute towards communal well-being—as in reducing emissions and calling representatives—or can ride along for free while others do the work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London firefighters battling to control the deadly Grenfell Tower blaze faced intolerable dilemmas as to whether to direct residents to stay put or try and escape through toxic smoke, a public inquiry has been told.
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"I am certain that the difficult decisions we took ... are ones that in a few years, when we look back at the crucial dilemmas we faced, we will be sure we did the right thing," Tsipras said.
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It's crucial that the parade raise money in order to be able to pay for insurance and all the things we have to pay for, so that's one of the real dilemmas we face with live-streaming.
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The President's dilemmas will play out during a three-week short-term funding truce reached Friday to end a shutdown that left 800,000 government workers without multiple paychecks on-time and the nation's federal infrastructure in chaos.
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His comments hinted at the dilemmas that the world body can face when countries flout international law on the rights of people fleeing war and persecution, as the United Nations and other critics say Australia has done.
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It feels impossible to ethically navigate a healthcare system where moral dilemmas that should be decided at a level above our personal choices are dropped squarely in our laps in lieu of a functional social safety net.
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I'm assuming you've already made some decision about that one "snack" in the communal fridge — the Workologist cannot actually respond fast enough to address dilemmas that directly involve perishables — but, yes, you should tell her to stop.
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After working with hundreds of employees (and sometimes more) on planning a promotion, interviewing for a new position, and dealing with a difficult boss, HR execs have come up with clever strategies for navigating these workplace dilemmas.
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"Our cities and local leaders are facing dilemmas that are hard to solve," said Mila Zelkha, founder of Manzanita Works, a nonprofit that has worked to build housing for teachers by bridging the public and private sectors.
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Generally, supporters of UBI argue that "universal cash benefits from the government would address at least one of three policy dilemmas: economic inequality, technology replacing human workers, and transfer program inefficiencies," writes Jensen in the AEI's report.
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While players have had plenty of fun catching Pokémon in lots of crappy places, others have had to face dilemmas on whether they should enter certain places to become the very best, like no-one ever was.
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Lincoln's dilemmas illuminate how apparently benign federal mandates — like universal health care, paid maternity leave or federal land acquisition — that seem on their face to extend democratic possibilities, can be viewed from within state borders as coercive.
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O'Connor, who became an influential author of decisions on abortion rights, racial affirmative action, criminal procedures, and an array of social dilemmas during her quarter century tenure, also has had a deep personal imprint on American life.
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"Donald Trump has eschewed at least 40 years of tradition by refusing to release his tax returns, raising an untold number of questions and possible ethical dilemmas," said Democratic Assemblyman John McKeon, one of the bill's sponsors.
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Dany has been struggling with moral dilemmas about violence and the use of force going all the way back to season one, when she tried to convince Khal Drogo's Dothraki to stop raping and killing random villagers.
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But right now the closest thing Orlando has to a spark—Nikola Vucevic, Evan Fournier, or Terrence Ross—isn't consistently hot enough to meld over the various (mostly spacing related) dilemmas guys like Gordon, Payton, and Simmons create.
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" Todd McCarthy, Variety: "There is certainly enough incident to keep the picture and the viewer going, but the bombardment of elements, names, worlds, creatures and dilemmas may prove somewhat daunting to casual observers unsteeped in Star Wars lore.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the most profound dilemmas that comes into play when one is an immigrant to a place where one is relentlessly, reflexively made the other, hinges on the question of visibility.
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Ms Roberts's subjects already faced such dilemmas in 2011, when MegaTech decided that gruesome images from the Arab spring constituted news (and so could stay), but equally grim ones from gang conflicts in Central America had to go.
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But it's hardly surprising that the movie views the period through a romantic lens; this is a tale of artists' heroism largely uncomplicated by any ethical or moral dilemmas (at least as far as The Nancy Starling goes).
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The 24-year-old cartoonist and illustrator wins for her debut book, Adulthood is a Myth, a collection of hilarious, relatable comics capturing the dilemmas of a bug-eyed millennial who feels ill-equipped for grown-up life.
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The distracted boyfriend meme — that image in which a man checks out one woman while holding hands with another — gained popularity last summer, used to explain moral dilemmas like choosing between dealing with responsibilities or taking a nap.
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Clinton says Putin grudge led Russia to hack Dem groups And it is a sign of the unusual intra-party dilemmas beginning to unfold in Washington rooted in the next president's unorthodox approach to policy and wielding power.
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I have a chapter in the book called ... So the whole book is, although it's making the argument that I'm making to you, it actually consists of stories of people in this world grappling with these dilemmas. Right.
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A literary child of the nineteen-sixties, he takes seriously those dilemmas posed differently by Sartre and Camus: what if the self is a kind of nothingness, always trying to become a something, and failing to do so?
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The unbearable pathos of HAL 's disconnection scene, one of the most mournful death scenes ever filmed, suggests that when we do end up with humanlike computers, we're going to have some wild ethical dilemmas on our hands.
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Mr. Mueller's specific mandate appeared to be why prosecutors in New York took on the investigation into Mr. Cohen, who helped Mr. Trump navigate thorny personal and business dilemmas in more than a decade serving as his fixer.
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Some analysts and campaigners contend that the development of lethal autonomous weapons and the use of AI in military decision-making creates a multitude of ethical dilemmas, and opens the possibility of AI-enhanced — or AI-led — wars.
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A series of studies led by Jennifer Overbeck, an associate professor of management at Melbourne Business School, has found that, in simulated work groups, people gave high ratings to leaders who made quick decisions, particularly in moral dilemmas.
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For those who worry that the mini-brains might possess human-like qualities (and so pose ethical dilemmas), there's no question that the organoids are incapable of sophisticated function, because they lack input from their surrounding environment, Sakaguchi said.
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The bottom line: Restricting popular products or services for the sake of fixing other problems, like hate speech or piracy, is proving to be difficult in the EU, and suggests the U.S. will have to eventually confront similar dilemmas.
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Without their moms or brothers by their side in this brave new world, Mariana and Callie will learn to embrace this new kind of family — a family that helps them cope with job drama, relationship woes, and moral dilemmas.
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It's ostensibly concerned with the choices we make and the people we become in a world where law and order no longer exist, but the zombie drama has often treated its right-or-wrong dilemmas as shallow plot contrivances.
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But it left little room to examine, say, how society will grapple with the effects of widespread automation, or to discuss the ethical dilemmas involved with ever-more-powerful AI taking on bigger roles in transportation, medicine, and warfare.
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In my 20 years of being involved with several thousand medical ethics consultations at a major tertiary-care hospital, where specialized consultative care is provided, my experience with end-of-life ethical dilemmas is the opposite of Ms. Moran's.
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He says it was only by persuading guards not to take away his copy of the ancient Hindu holy book, the Bhagavad Gita, with its teachings on ethical dilemmas and the path to salvation, that helped keep him sane.
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The way Detroit structures Conner's motivations at cross-purposes with the rest of the cast (he's a cop, everyone else is basically a criminal) also manages to create some fascinating dilemmas that challenge and enrich the interactive fiction formula.
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" Hardy intentionally keeps his company small so he has greater personal oversight over the practices of his employees, but he's on the fence about whether or not to stay in the industry, due to what he calls "ethical dilemmas.
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CreditCreditMark Mahaney for The New York Times One morning this fall, at his home high in the Berkeley hills, the literary critic and translator Robert Alter chatted with me about the dilemmas he faced while translating the Hebrew Bible.
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This confronts Speaker Pelosi with several dilemmas: Will the House, in the face of the White House refusal to cooperate, move to an impeachment action based squarely on the Ukrainian charge and a refusal to heed legitimate congressional requests?
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" Erin Lindsey on ethical dilemmas: "[There's] a scene where Laura is operating in her clinic in the red zone, and she finds what she thinks is this kid, and he's going to die because this implant he has has burst.
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But one of his biggest dilemmas is that although imports can help cool prices - a key concern for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party's core middle-class voter base - farmers see them as benefiting foreign producers at the cost of locals.
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In having so many of its major characters be part of the joke in Outer Worlds, they often become jokes themselves and it's therefore harder to identify with or care about the struggles and dilemmas that each quest line resolves.
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And as more platforms for original scripted TV programming crop up, with fewer strictures over what can or cannot be shown or talked about, shows with sex — real sex, with all its attendant dilemmas and awkwardness — are given room to thrive.
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But as The Florida Project goes on, a narrative starts to form, one that chronicles with heartbreaking attention the sorts of dilemmas that poor parents and their children face in America, as broken systems try to cope with impossible situations.
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Five nights a week, nine longtime friends of the Fridkins take turns showing up to help feed Harriet, give her massages, play bridge or just sit and talk and listen to Harriet's advice about dilemmas they're facing in their own lives.
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Machine ethical dilemmas In Florida in May, Joshua Brown died when an autopilot system did not recognize a tractor-trailer turning in front of his Tesla Model S and his car plowed into it -- the first fatality involving an autonomous vehicle.
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What is interesting, though, is that although Israel is Startup Nation when it comes to innovation and development, it is sorely behind in legislation that deals with the growing dilemmas regarding the intersection between technology, human rights and democratic values.
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Among this year's crop of rock, hip-hop and pop singers, successful acts such as Cardi B, Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa offer songs about real-life dilemmas but rarely allow the emotional walls and computerised beats to fall away.
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The beefs raised against it ranged from moral and safety concerns (how to keep pot out of the hands of teenagers and drivers) to financial dilemmas to social-justice issues at the heart of the bigger debate about pot in America.
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There is no requirement, however, for other majors, particularly those in finance (either at the undergraduate or graduate level), professions in which individuals will inevitably be exposed to ethical and legal dilemmas as they move into our nation's largest investment banks.
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The aesthetics of any given moment are a response to a complex series of economic realities, social norms, the moral dilemmas of the day and various technological and cultural occurrences — conventional wisdom being that a tumbling Dow Jones sends hemlines falling.
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The only thing that has been consistently clear in Syria's civil war is realpolitik: rebel groups and foreign actors like the US operate under fluid alliances and ideologies based on convenience rather than three-way false dilemmas of "Islamic terrorism" vs.
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"My mantra has persistently been presenting aliens with multiple unsolvable dilemmas to impact their calculus for choosing to make the arduous journey to begin with," he told US Customs and Border Protection officials in a memo first reported on by NBC.
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In a series of recent interviews in Kazakhstan, where he and his family fled last year, Mr. Baimurat offered a rare, firsthand glimpse into the workings of Xinjiang's security forces — and the dilemmas that many employed by them grapple with daily.
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"I look out at all of you and understand the dilemmas you face," said Linda Champion, a lawyer, who described herself as a formerly homeless teenager who struggled through life with an immigrant mother who had been abused by her father.
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This is BuzzFeed News' advice column for these incredibly confusing times, in which I'll try to help with your queries about social distancing etiquette and ethical dilemmas large and small, and call up some actual experts to weigh in when needed.
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But this growth also means new challenges, such as figuring out how to teach the subject in ways understandable to those who are not computer science majors and addressing ethical dilemmas raised by the technology, such as privacy and job displacement.
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If past Malick films are any indication, Bale will undoubtedly spend a good portion of the film staring into the middle distance as the sun perpetually sets and he contemplates the weight of his own existence, or vaguely defined moral dilemmas.
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But the graphic representations of female pain largely receded into the background when Ofglen No. 2 blew up the Rachel and Leah Center and "The Handmaid's Tale" started tackling more nuanced dilemmas about resistance to and complicity with authoritarian regimes.
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After an article providing advice for dealing with workplace ethics dilemmas, The New York Times asked readers to share their stories of times when they were explicitly asked to deceive clients, hide misconduct or engage in behavior that violated their principles.
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Mr. Cantú was far from alone in grappling with such dilemmas in the Border Patrol: More than half of its agents now are Latinos, as the agency has emerged as a source of economic opportunity in impoverished stretches of the Southwest.
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By 1950, as the Chinese Army was overrunning American and South Korean forces, the Truman administration had already grasped the dilemmas intrinsic to nuclear weapons; the Soviet detonation of a hydrogen bomb a few years later drove the lesson home.
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"My mantra has persistently been presenting aliens with multiple unsolvable dilemmas to impact their calculus for choosing to make the arduous journey to begin with," he told US Customs and Border Protection officials in a memo first reported by NBC.
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"If the hush payment violated election law, then this lawsuit and the procedural dilemmas concerning the enforcement of the arbitration agreement have placed Trump in a Catch-22 situation if he or the company seeks to compel arbitration," Szalai wrote.
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A mind in REM can churn out some genius ideas, giving us the kind of clarity that settles every-day dilemmas and unearths to some pretty amazing discoveries, including (or so the story goes) Einstein's revelations about the theory of relativity.
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King's career-long obsession with time jumps and the ethical dilemmas surrounding them — a theme he would explore more definitively 220 years later with 218/19813/21981 — are on full display here, though the story is not itself about time travel.
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Many more dilemmas await: for instance, the desire to maintain security and intelligence co-operation with the EU may be hard to achieve if Mrs May sticks to her insistence on escaping completely from the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
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" To which he added: "So, by asking for opinions from ordinary people, the study is collecting uninformed answers, and that's not very helpful in resolving dilemmas, which may be useful in advertising and marketing, but not so much for law and ethics.
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The public seems concerned mainly about two potential risks associated with AVs: ethical dilemmas and cyber-attacks "You have to make the vehicle so it can operate in the world as it is today," says Chris Urmson of Aurora, an autonomous-driving startup.
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Today there is a "new regime of company formation", according to Martin Kenney and John Zysman, of the University of California in Davis and Berkeley, respectively, the authors of a paper entitled "Unicorns, Cheshire Cats, and the New Dilemmas of Entrepreneurial Finance".
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It would be exciting to watch an interracial sitcom couple work out their differences on screen, to witness them struggle through the big decisions and micro-dilemmas of family life, like how to raise their children or what to cook for dinner.
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As a US Presidential candidate who believes that all problems can be solved by science, I believe the best way to fix all of our environmental dilemmas is via technological innovation—not attempting to reverse our carbon footprint, recycle more, or go green.
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" But having John Bil's voice in your head can also lead to ethical dilemmas when ordering food at a restaurant, according to Millan, "Sometimes, I want that salmon tartare, but John wouldn't feed it to his dog, so what do I do here?
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Neither are the mainstream parties' responses, which are as brutal, and as counter-productive, as anywhere in the West: when opinion polls show popularity plunging, governments on both sides have taken to turning on their leaders instead of confronting their policy dilemmas.
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This week's episode of "Designated Survivor" revolves around a military strike, and contains all the classic elements of the show we've come to know and (maybe) love: ominous lead-chasing, flirtatious-yet-strained banter, close-ups on widening eyes, thickly laid moral dilemmas.
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Indeed, many of the toughest dilemmas in widespread spheres of human undertaking involve reckoning with the 'counterintuitive' – that which 'common sense' and straight-line (linear) thinking do not anticipate and for which even experience, alone, is not always sufficient for effective address.
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This is lauded as progress, although it sets you up for dilemmas like: what to do if you invite your friends over for dinner and they vocally and successfully use the speaker computer to order ten gallons of lube to your apartment.
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But as the film goes on, a narrative starts to form, one that chronicles with heartbreaking detail the sorts of dilemmas that poor parents and their children face in America, and the broken systems that try to add structure to impossible situations.
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One of the dilemmas for China's leaders in choosing a successor for Mr. Zhou at the central bank was that whoever holds the title of governor is expected these days to travel extensively to meetings with other central bank governors to coordinate policy.
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But as The Florida Project goes on, a narrative starts to form, one that chronicles with heartbreaking attention the sort of dilemmas that face poor parents and their children in America, and the broken systems that try to cope with impossible situations.
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"Living in a country like Venezuela, you have to live ethical dilemmas on a daily basis," said Alberto Vollmer, the chief executive of Ron Santa Teresa, the oldest and most polarizing of the rum companies in the country, in an interview last week.
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Republicans had been caught in one of their biggest dilemmas of the year: Whether to cross President Donald Trump and ignore his demand for border wall funding or join him and invite a government shutdown while the GOP controls all of Washington.
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But if we as a society accept more and more forms of discrimination and animus as absolutely unacceptable — adding poverty to the list, say — we are left with an ever-more-restrictive moral code that forces us into ever-thornier moral dilemmas.
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The U.K. however is expected to advise the EU to show imagination and flexibility in the upcoming talks, and focus on the two regions' future ties instead of a settlement concerning the U.K.'s exit bill and other divorce dilemmas, Reuters reported.
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In the face of this, most car companies have found that their best course of action is to sidestep the question: Ethical dilemmas on the road are exceedingly rare, the argument goes, and companies should focus on eliminating rather than solving them.
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But as The Florida Project goes on, a narrative starts to form, one that chronicles with heartbreaking attention the sorts of dilemmas that poor adults and their children face in America, and the broken systems that try to cope with impossible situations.
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Facebook's head of artificial intelligence, Yann LeCun, says the company could even create software algorithms to help fix the issue, but is wrestling with the ethical dilemmas that come alongside choosing what people do and do not see (even though its algorithm already does this).
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This is Cécile B. Evans' master stroke as the artist: she devised a cheeky presentation for the crucial privacy dilemmas that we will confront and perhaps acquiesce to as we creep closer and closer to a future as described by Spike Jonze in Her.
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"We are ready to ban the burqa if that is what it takes ... But there are some dilemmas, not least with regards to how such a ban would be enforced," said the Social Democrats' leader Mette Fredriksen during a debate in parliament on Thursday.
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These dilemmas range from the question of how to deal with migrants who have arrived on the continent, to the need to resolve the lingering problems of the eurozone; the security concerns stemming from ISIS in the south to Russian aggression in the east.
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"Moral dilemmas, human issues, complex characters and a genuine sense of optimism: These are the cornerstones of Star Trek, and are what have made it such an influential and beloved franchise for the last 50 years," said Roddenberry in a release about his new role.
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Frankie Fyfield, a British crime-fiction writer who draws on her own work for the police and later for the Crown Prosecution Service, describes her writing as cathartic, a way of making sense of messy psychological and ethical dilemmas she encountered in her work.
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The quarrel, in which Barroso has accused Juncker of taking "discriminatory" measures against him and the bank by opening an ethics probe in response to a public outcry, underlines developments in politics, not just in Europe, that create dilemmas for many in high office.
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Though they are less vulnerable, Kolod says these patients may be grappling with moral dilemmas about how far they may be willing or forced to go to stand up for those they consider oppressed at the expense of their own time, money, and comfort.
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For primatologists and conservationists who devote their lives to studying the great apes and to doing what they can to help protect the rapidly vanishing populations of the primates in the wild, a linked set of ethical and practical dilemmas looms almost unbearably large.
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Already I'm hearing more frequently from accomplished leaders (particularly women who face double-bind dilemmas) that they are increasingly afraid to hold themselves and others to high standards because they fear being labeled a rigid Type-A perfectionist who is difficult to work with.
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" An Amazon spokesperson told Vox that Amazon Scout is "perfect for shoppers who face two common dilemmas: 'I don't know what I want, but I'll know it when I see it' and 'I know what I want, but I don't know what it's called.
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The show's previous moral dilemmas about the best way to maintain peaceful societies in the post-apocalypse have fallen prey to a basic requirement of keeping the show going for season after season: The narrative can't allow peace to be a commonly held goal.
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This kind of study is expensive and requires decades of monitoring (not to mention involves its own ethical dilemmas, considering the probable findings), but the EPA has spent millions aiding in the funding of university epidemiological studies that are now starting to yield results.
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Certainly the vexing relationship between fathers and children, and the mind-boggling disparity between one's expectations of the world and its grim reality are perennial issues for Mr. Roth's heroes, but in "Pastoral," they are turned from purely personal dilemmas into broader social ones.
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The app, currently available on iOS, takes tenets from the book "How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life with Children Ages 2-7" and presents them in role-playing scenarios that guide users through different responses to common parenting dilemmas.
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Martin gave Jon some really interesting moral dilemmas in A Dance with Dragons involving his conflicts between his duty to the Night's Watch and his desire to end the Boltons' cruel reign over the North, and I've complained that this was left out of last season.
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The writing and the acting stick to an unpretentious, almost just-noodling-along naturalism while slowly, quietly charting out moral and emotional dilemmas — chiefly about responsibility, chiefly within the framework of a troubled family — so dense they would burst the spine of a proper literary American novel.
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No administration would be able to produce an easy answer for the dilemmas posed by Pyongyang's intransigence, but Trump has stuck himself with a unique problem: To admit that North Korea is misbehaving would be to call one of his own signature pseudo-accomplishments into question.
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And as a whole, the drama takes the optimism at the core of Gene Roddenberry's vision and, in the tradition of the best of the "Star Trek" canon, uses it to examine the choices of well-intentioned characters faced with compromises, mysteries, alien cultures and moral dilemmas.
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With the advent of networked technologies, these dynamics and dilemmas have only intensified, and yet we rarely talk about the problem of commercialism, perhaps because we are too marinated in it to see the problem clearly, let alone imagine a way out or an alternative system.
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Meanwhile, the soundtrack's trademark use of confessional lyrics to reflect the characters' "real" desires and dilemmas were eclipsed in the real world by Beyoncé's "Lemonade," a visual album that blended diaristic candidness with barely veiled political fury more deftly than Hakeem and Jamal could ever do.
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In characteristic Sorkin fashion, "The Newsroom" abounded in moral dilemmas and witty dialogue, but it was widely criticized for the weakness of its female characters and for another Sorkin hallmark : the positioning of a white male establishment figure as the best hope for righting a listing nation.
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The dilemmas that they're dealing with continue to be a lot of core issues that I face as a writer, whether they have to do with questions of identity or the fluidity of that identity, how the way we perceive ourselves changes given our social context changing.
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Schwartz figures that autonomous vehicles, or A.V.s, will arrive in huge numbers in the decades ahead, bringing cheaper mobility options, improved safety, reduced pollution thanks to the electric motors they will favor, but also profound ethical dilemmas — namely, the restaging of the conflict between walking and driving.
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Rasoulof, whose film explores the moral dilemmas thrust on those chosen to carry out executions and the consequences of defiance for them and those around them, was unable to leave Iran to pick up the award because of propaganda charges he faces in relation to earlier films.
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She shows how Big Tech did not simply spring Athena-like from the brain of Steve Jobs, but rather took shape out of the dilemmas and possibilities of the Cold War, the particular culture of Northern California, and the economic debates of the 803s and 1980s.
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The trailer to A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2017 film A Christmas Prince, teases the dilemmas Amber (Rose McIver), a middle-class American journalist, is faced with as she prepares to marry her long-term boyfriend, King Richard of Aldovia (Ben Lamb).
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His new book Spain in Our Hearts follows the lives of ten English-speaking men and women (seven Americans and three Brits) through the Spanish Civil War, using their collective biographies to illuminate the ethical and martial dilemmas they faced in a moment when social revolution still seemed possible.
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It's sharp but sympathetic character study, a wry reflection on psychotherapy in an age of well-founded dread, a story of corporate intrigue, and an investigation of the ethical dilemmas and obligations of the people who have brought us into this age of global automation and social atomization.
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Before we can relinquish complete control of our ability to drive to computers, some scientists are working to get self-driving cars programmed with a moral compass to ensure it can navigate moral dilemmas like who to save and who to run over in the event of an accident.
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Probably every great autobiographer, characterizing the choices and dilemmas faced by an almost unrecognizable younger person whose name he bears, feels a version of this; for De Quincey, it was a lifelong fixation, heightened by his addiction and marring his happiness even as it informed his greatest work.
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To help you avoid some of that spiraling, we spoke to Lizzie Post, etiquette expert, co-president of The Emily Post Institute, and author of Higher Etiquette: A Guide to the World of Cannabis, about how to navigate party dilemmas that were never discussed when we first learned manners.
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The show of unity emerged after an internal Democratic struggle over one of the core dilemmas facing the caucus all year — how to make use of Mueller's complex investigation, which initially fueled the push for impeachment but split Democrats and was largely pushed aside after the Ukraine saga emerged.
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Been there she had: from an impoverished upbringing during the Depression through an early career as a secretary—she was often expected to sleep with her bosses, and sometimes did—and landing the top job at Cosmo , Brown knew all the dilemmas facing the new American working woman.
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And yet reading about her upbringing in Rhinebeck, N.Y., I started to think of some of Mastromonaco's dilemmas as Problems I Wish I Had: Her dad gifted her multiple cars well into adulthood, including a "hideously ugly teal Corolla" that she drove to work for Senator John Kerry.
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This creates a level of urgency around the fact that no one is able to communicate with each other due to a mix of technical issues and/or frequent states of peril, or aware that they should be communicating, since they don't know their various dilemmas are all connected.
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In his book, Mattis, a retired Marine General, "recounts his foundational experiences as a leader, and extracts the lessons he has learned about the nature of warfighting and peacemaking; the importance of friends and allies; and the strategic dilemmas -- and short-sighted thinking -- now facing our nation," according to the release.
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Fuel theft is fast becoming one of Mexico's most pressing economic and security dilemmas, sapping more than $1 billion in annual revenue from state coffers, terrorizing workers and deterring private investment in aging refineries that the government, following a 2014 energy reform, hoped instead would be thriving with foreign capital.
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The strange portraits seem to offer dilemmas she observed in her surrounding world rather than straight observations; together with her more lighthearted, playful pen and ink caricatures, these paintings attest to Themerson's different approaches to chipping away at her subjects in attempt to understand and literally draw out their unseen essence.
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If everybody is a case study of one, then the precedent set by others becomes much less reassuring, and while I admired my doctor for admitting the ethical dilemmas inherent in the decision and allowing me the choice, it was a decision I did not feel at all qualified to make.
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Facebook's free-speech dilemmas have no simple answers—you don't have to be a fan of Alex Jones to be unnerved by the company's extraordinary power to silence a voice when it chooses, or, for that matter, to amplify others, to pull the levers of what we see, hear, and experience.
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If diplomacy is unable to defuse the North Korea crisis, or slow its march to the moment when Kim Jong Un can credibly claim to be able to target all of the United States with a nuclear payload, Trump will face one of the most intricate dilemmas of any modern President.
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Opposite her, the guard (Pol Tronco), who childishly believes his superiors, and his illiterate mother (Luce Mouchel) grapple with moral dilemmas about political loyalty and women's role in social movements, in scenes that take place almost entirely in the family's home and in Gouges's cell, divided only by a screen onstage.
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Maybe it is time for another experiment, time to stage "Othello" where once ships were sent all over the Mediterranean for war but far more for trade and exchange; time to ask Shakespeare, with the inexhaustible imaginative energy of his time-honored plays, to address once again our modern dilemmas.
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The contrasting fortunes of the two foreigners brought into sharp relief the dilemmas facing Western leaders in Egypt, in particular President Trump, who has sought to nurture a friendly relationship with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi at a time when Egypt faces a barrage of accusations over its human rights record.
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One of the dilemmas that American Muslims face — and certainly my patients face — is if you're feeling targeted, do you turn inward to your community where you know you'll be accepted and understood, or do you tolerate the vulnerability of reaching out knowing that in the end it might actually help humanize you?
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"I would hope that it'll be inspiring for readers to discover that there is already such a body of writing and thinking about these subjects of tolerance, equality, justice, free speech, etc, in our European tradition, and that it'll help us think through the sorts of dilemmas our society faces today," she said.
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In fact, by the time second episode, "O Hell No" rolls around, both women are more annoyed Kat's burgeoning bi-curiosity is taking away from their own dilemmas — a visit to a sexologist and a huge career decision, for Jane and Sutton, respectively — than the fact their friend might be into girls.
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It's a useful tool for understanding both the dilemmas of these social changes and the island's fabled mythology, but Santiago Muñoz goes further: perhaps the best way to truly undermine the presence of the military industrial complex is to know that it too utilizes — and can thus be overcome with — magical thinking.
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There are certainly ways to use AI to reduce the collateral damage and harms of war, but fully autonomous weapons would also usher in a host of new moral, technical, and strategic dilemmas, which is why scientists and activists have pushed the United Nations and world governments to consider a preemptive ban.
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Presidential prerogatives would loom even more if the nominee is US Appeals Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the short-lister who has had the greatest experience with executive-power dilemmas, as a lawyer with independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton and then as a top aide to President George W. Bush.
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Ms. Storesund is on hand to confront classroom dilemmas: When boys in the group for 3-year-olds refused to paint, or dance, and the group threatened to split along gender lines, she was brought in to unpack the problem, tinkering with the activities until she coaxed the boys back to equal participation.
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The process of retreat is distilled into a series of heartbreaking decisions in this story by Chloe Johnson and Stephen Hobbs, reporters for South Carolina's Post and Courier who looked at the dilemmas facing residents, businesses and officials in two communities hit by Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and Hurricane Florence in 2018.
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In his closing opinion statement, Judge Eugene Fahey upheld the prior decision to deny leave, but he admitted that arguments made by the lower courts were full of holes, and that the "inadequacy of the law as a vehicle to address some of our most difficult ethical dilemmas" were on full display during the case.
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The line can often get blurry when so much of your dilemmas and resolutions are tied to who you are, and though Ash is a departure from the deeply intimate subject matter of their first record, it still focuses on the twins' own understanding of the world they live in—for better or for worse.
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Here, one can see how the material comforts and modest glamor of Goulash Communism would have dulled the urgency of moral dilemmas related to abstract notions of freedom — a condition quite similar to the everyday experience in the West at the same time, as any number of Pop artists worked hard to point out.
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The boss of C&A is preparing for members of the sixth generation of his family to run the private firm and wants them to learn how to hold serious discussions of ethical dilemmas, citing as an example his own worry over the firm's high consumer-credit charges in Brazil in the early 1990s.
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After this, one of the institute's research associates would guide intelligence officers into the astral plane, a psychic space in which the institute said that the officers supposedly could heighten their sensory experiences, heal their bodies, travel into the past or future, or even solve real-world dilemmas without the restraints of a physical body.
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Such fixes are not, however, a response to the deeper underlying problem of having a president with little commitment to responsible business behavior who sets a troubling ethical example for other U.S. investors who are not entangled in conflicts of interest, but who face ethical dilemmas as they seek to invest and trade worldwide.
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