Thus, taxing income discourages people from working, taxing savings discourages people from saving, and taxing consumption discourages people from buying things, which other people have made.
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This discourages the Medicare Advantage plans from exerting their full efforts to save money, and also discourages seniors from opting for Medicare Advantage.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture strongly discourages feeding wild animals.
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Discrimination discourages patients from getting the medical care they need.
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That discourages businesses to push their clients to these platforms.
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This discourages domestic investment from both domestic and foreign firms.
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Welfare fails because it discourages people from improving their lives.
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We already exist in a work culture that discourages movement.
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That discourages innovators and raises the costs of technological improvements.
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Along with rewarding childbearing, our welfare system also discourages marriage.
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Yet despite these disparities, Medicaid actively discourages individuals from working.
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He thinks that welfare discourages people from working, for instance.
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MERCFA discourages the use of charcoal, which is more polluting.
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In some species, the mucus discourages darted snails from mating again.
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The government says this discourages foreigners from buying Dutch firms' shares.
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But the confusion arising from having so many discourages foreign investment.
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It also discourages investors from making decisions based on their emotions.
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"NFPA strongly discourages the use of turkey fryers," the video cautions.
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You can see where it's harmful if it discourages and discriminates.
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The EPA discourages flushing drugs because they contaminate the water supply.
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President Ashraf Ghani discourages testing but there is no actual ban.
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Losing such privileges discourages many from leaving in the first place.
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S. backlash that discourages Chinese citizens from investing in American businesses.
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The medical community is skeptical of nootropics, and discourages their use.
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He persevered over the official bureaucracy, which he said discourages volunteers.
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Hanif discourages the image of himself as a risk-taking dissident.
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It also discourages bipartisanship and undermines the public's trust in government.
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The salary-man work culture discourages employees from leaving their jobs.
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Freuman discourages her night shift patients from eating during the night.
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Rote memorization discourages skepticism while encouraging blind, unquestioning acceptance of facts.
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And the game lightly discourages players from using the fascinating Typhon neuromods.
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So, possibly worst of all, this black-and-whiteness discourages nuanced discussion.
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My grandmother discourages taking taxis because she is scared I'll get kidnapped.
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This creates a bottleneck that likely discourages most casual users from reporting.
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This ensures that nobody does work for nothing, and discourages inefficient code.
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This also strongly discourages foreign companies from locating in the United States.
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Put differently, a high, top income tax rate discourages cronyism, not merit.
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It has a code of ethics that discourages public expressions of dissent.
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This discourages prolonged periods of disengaged board building, pushing players to interact.
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Longstanding ICE policy discourages questioning or arresting people in schools and churches.
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The porn industry makes women look like toys and discourages their pride.
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He characterized this idea as "a dangerous lie" that discourages real creativity.
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Formal workplace culture usually discourages these types of electronic displays of emotion.
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We have perfected the politics of accusation, which discourages confession, responsibility and accountability.
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This dynamic, and the resulting fear of reprisal, discourages reporting of sexual misconduct.
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Monthly premium prices have climbed, which further discourages some people from signing up.
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The uncertainty discourages long-term investments, keeping most recycling firms small and inefficient.
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We celebrate our identities in a world that discourages us from doing so.
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The entire process discourages new leaders, new points of view and new ideas.
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Providing for legal entry, when the economy requires it, also discourages illegal entry.
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Efforts to tame an overbearing bureaucracy that discourages investment have come to naught.
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However, ICE policy discourages arrests at "sensitive locations," which include places of worship.
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And he's confident that Facebook's business model discourages it moving deeper into events.
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This discourages people from getting treatment—there's no question about why you're there.
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"Such a turnover tax dissuades investment and discourages innovation and entrepreneurship," he wrote.
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Pros: Easy to fill and clean, discourages bully birdsCons: None to speak of
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"I really dislike that the law discourages work and pay raises," she said.
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Backwardation signals the market is tightening and discourages oil traders from stockpiling barrels.
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It's a compelling idea — just as long as it discourages rewarding yourself with doughnuts.
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Critics have said it discourages lending and holds down small banks with unnecessary burdens.
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First, the criterion of intentionality discourages self-reflection in those who aren't apex predators.
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Even offline, the Latinx community often discourages speaking out against authority and encourages assimilation.
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Government skepticism is high and discourages private companies from disclosing vulnerabilites to the agency.
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But it keeps sales low, and therefore discourages drug firms from research and development.
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But Daggett has said that NBC discourages the commentary team from getting too wonky.
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The seemingly routine requirement is aimed at Native Americans, whose culture discourages fixed addresses.
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The Australian foreign affairs department, for example, now actively discourages Australian voluntourism in orphanages.
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It saps meaning from politics, and it discourages good people from pursuing public service.
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The police department discourages officers from using their personal cellphones to conduct official business.
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The raised drive shaft tunnel discourages a third passenger from riding in the rear.
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It also discourages some from entrepreneurship, and from trying to build high-growth businesses.
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For one thing, the current situation discourages many talented people from entering the profession.
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He cites the economist Kenneth Arrow about how insurance discourages people from shopping around.
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This sermon literally also discourages people from spending too much money on their cars.
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Florence once taught school, but these days Hardy discourages her desire to write children's books.
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However, Dr. Moore discourages pregnant women from doing anything to stimulate labor on their own.
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One former inmate says only public outcry discourages the generals from doing so more often.
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Farming, running businesses and trading with local residents discourages dependency, reducing the need for handouts.
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Such coercion, sanitation experts say, discourages honest answers about toilet usage as villagers fear reprisals.
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It sets a good example for our kids and discourages behaviors of selfishness and greed.
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Beijing said Sunday that high standards in multilateral trade deals discourages participation from developing economies.
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Haidt noted that it often discourages dissent within a cluster of friends by accelerating shaming.
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Other times not even a span of three hours discourages stomach acid from rising up.
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A stronger real discourages producer selling by making prices less attractive in local currency terms.
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"The cost of initial investment discourages many wanting to shift to solar energy," Berthé said.
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The bill discourages IGOs from blacklisting American companies conducting legal activities in any friendly country.
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Linehan apparently loses interest after finding that the existing community discourages posting publicly about Trump.
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A neutral interest rate level refers to one that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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Needlessly limiting the number of potential bidders discourages innovation while driving up costs to taxpayers.
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It discourages job switching and entrepreneurship, and offers an unfair advantage to the comfortably employed.
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The American Veterinary Medical Association defines it as surgical amputation and formally discourages its use.
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The Roman Catholic priesthood, though, with its mandatory celibacy, discourages any close contact with women.
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Propping up the price of cigarettes is a good thing, because it discourages their consumption.
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This discourages doctors from submitting outrageous charges and prevents health plans from low-balling providers.
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Examining the destruction at a slight remove, Hamid discourages readers from pitying the city's residents.
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This lack of pre-deductible coverage discourages people with pre-existing conditions from opening HSAs.
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Metro: Exodus is a first person shooter that actively discourages you from using your weapon.
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The lawsuit argues that the requirement unconstitutionally discourages applicants from speaking online — and, conversely, discourages people who post political speech from trying to enter the US. The US government has ramped up social media surveillance as part of President Donald Trump's "extreme vetting" of immigrants.
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The Dalai Lama discourages this worship, warning his followers that the deity is a harmful spirit.
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If this use of the CRA discourages that, it is a loss for transparency in government.
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Anyway, I'm now done overthinking Mary Poppins, a film that specifically discourages one from overthinking it.
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The climate of suspicion in congress slows new government contracts, while political uncertainty discourages private investment.
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The relationship between loan servicers and borrowers feels inherently adversarial, but Rabinovich discourages thinking that way.
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Underpricing encourages the building of new houses and discourages existing owners from renovating or moving out.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (PDF) discourages nursing care facilities, pharmacies and hospitals from flushing unused drugs.
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The police are also hard pressed to overcome the fear of IS that discourages possible informants.
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The rigid labour market discourages firms from creating permanent jobs, and hiring young (and older) people.
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This, it believes, discourages competition and the rolling out of faster, but more expensive, fibre connections.
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This discourages hiring, pushing workers into the informal sector, or drives firms to ignore the rules.
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Beyond that, my debt sometimes even discourages me from dating, which can easily become very expensive.
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That strategy discourages supermarkets from opening and it threatens existing mom-and-pop grocers, critics say.
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Just the presence of a body camera can provide a level of awareness that discourages shooting.
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Serbia's Vuk Jeremić surprised many by finishing a strong second with eight 'encourages' and four 'discourages'.
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It discourages under-performing, high-cost products such as actively managed mutual funds and variable annuities.
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That would address a common criticism that the BOJ's involvement in the market discourages secondary trading.
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Sources told Business Insider that he even discourages Deliveroo's investors discussing the firm with the media.
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Labeling someone a potential danger or a "ticking time bomb" only discourages them from seeking help.
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Conservatives believe the expansion discourages "able bodied" people from working because it provides free health care.
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The tedious and expensive process often discourages veterans from seeking access to such treatment, critics say.
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This approach discourages business travel and thus ultimately reduces economic activity – a negative outcome for everyone.
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"The discontinuity on the bike lane maps creates insecurity and discourages people from cycling," he said.
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The estate tax — addressed differently in the House and Senate tax overhaul bills — discourages savings, Sen.
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Balanced funds' virtue is that their stodgy construction discourages investors from defeating themselves, Mr. Kinnel said.
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This discourages a robust defense, experts say, and leads to an emphasis on resolving cases quickly.
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A similar worry now discourages commerce in Britain, as it remains stuck in its Brexit quagmire.
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Pain discourages people from moving, which makes matters worse as muscles get weaker and joints stiffer.
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Enforcing our immigration laws encourages people to come to the U.S. legally and discourages illegal immigration.
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But the actual cause is often an organizational issue that discourages the practice of attention management.
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In an email statement, N.Y. Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said that mandatory arbitration discourages good corporate governance.
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These have flipped the program from one that discourages unwise construction to one that encourages it.
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That may sound sensible to conservatives who, contrary to evidence, believe that Medicaid receipt discourages work.
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Republicans believe the expansion discourages "able bodied" people from working because it provides free health care.
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Mr. Williams doesn't tell his students the titles of pieces and discourages their reading the labels.
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Conservatives believe the expansion discourages "able-bodied" people from working because it provides free health care.
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"That really discourages people from trying an online bank or trying these online savings accounts," Tumin says.
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"Inside of Google, there's still a culture that discourages people from talking about labor issues," she said.
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For example, take the argument that the current welfare system discourages work and traps people in poverty.
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Across the globe, society often discourages girls from claiming education, opportunity and power — all markers of success.
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Economists are sceptical of taxing other forms of capital, for the good reason that it discourages investment.
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Mandate of Heaven commits one sin, however: It tacitly discourages new players from playing as the Empire.
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Islam discourages opening, handling, or reusing graves until there are no traces of the original corpse left.
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This then discourages me from making plans, since that only seems to intensify how alone I feel.
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Facebook's founding ethos of "move fast and break things" is not an approach that discourages bad behaviour.
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Anderson — who calls her method "designing" rather than just training — discourages her clients from coveting celebrity bodies.
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However, mandating access to rivals' facilities at below-market prices discourages competitors from building their own facilities.
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The researchers suspect this could be because the suspension discourages returning users, as well as their followers.
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It discourages the use of lower-cost medicines that can keep patients out of higher-cost hospitals.
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Science is for everyone, and any behavior that demeans or discourages people from fully participating is unacceptable.
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It also discourages the market-driven innovations meant to push us into a more secure data future.
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Whereas a targeted wage subsidy would encourage work and increase take home pay, UBI discourages labor supply.
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For the moment, cannabis probably belongs in the category of substances that society permits but simultaneously discourages.
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To the survivors it discourages the reporting of sexual assaults because crucial and compelling evidence is ignored.
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It discourages changes that could displease even a small number of workers, creating incentives to minimize disruption.
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Deflation generally discourages consumers from making major purchases as they wait for lower prices and better deals.
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Eliminating the option lengthens polling-place queues and discourages voters from selecting individual candidates in downballot races.
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President Trump's budget plan would destroy the food stamp program, on the pretense that it discourages work.
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Whether the Trump political era galvanizes more women to run or discourages them remains to be seen.
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In its official guidance, the Agriculture Department discourages the use of alternate meals and other stigmatizing practices.
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United Way believes the law effectively discourages donations and wants Congress to restore deductibility for all filers.
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Mostly, her silence seems useful and convenient, as it discourages two things she abhors: explanation and interpretation.
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The spurt in CNH funding costs usually discourages short yuan traders as their borrowing costs rose dramatically.
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Accreditors and institutions are forced to operate in a culture that, however unintentionally, discourages flexibility and experimentation.
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And it means changing a culture that discourages our veterans from seeking help when they need it.
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The USDA strongly discourages "lunch shaming," such as denying children meals, when meal charges are not paid.
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This legislation offers a common sense approach that discourages illegal immigration and saves jobs for legal workers.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists discourages marijuana use by women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation, which is helping Atlanta respond, typically discourages ransomware victims from paying up.
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Campaigners have railed for years against the anomaly of a government that simultaneously sells cigarettes and discourages smoking.
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The United States could review its elevated advisory on travel to Russia, which discourages exchanges and commercial ties.
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Meanwhile, Southwest Airlines discourages tipping, but flight attendants are allowed to accept voluntary tips if the customer insists.
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This approach to sex discourages communication and makes deliberate attempts to better your sex life seem automatically unsexy.
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Tiffany is being hurt in part by a stronger dollar that discourages foreign tourists from buying its goods.
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It discourages victims from speaking out and shows them that their experience will be undermined by louder voices.
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Pro Way actively discourages students from borrowing more than they have to, Sullivan said, but it's usually ineffective.
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However, Ryskamp discourages diet soft drinks or anything else with an artificial sweetener, even though they're calorie-free.
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While modern technology has given Americans the ability to watch Congress work, Congress discourages us from paying attention.
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The reel of solitary protagonists, installed in a distant corner of the exhibition floor, appropriately discourages group viewing.
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Yet it also "discourages" this type of lead-paint inspection, in part because lead abatement can be costly.
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Law enforcement officials said an ineffective legal system discourages action, and also blamed the pressure of other work.
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We were also stopped at railway stations because the administration discourages passengers from taking food from unknown people.
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Scott Stewart, an attorney representing the Justice Department, said the measure discourages people from crossing the border illegally.
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He thinks Mexican culture prizes warmth and a sense of connectedness in social relations, and so discourages bluntness.
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The headset takes a couple of hours to recharge, and Oculus' user guide discourages using it while charging.
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The first lady launched "Be Best," a campaign that advocates for children's well-being and discourages online bullying.
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That discourages borrowers from maxing out their revolving credit to build a war chest for bankruptcy, Clark said.
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Yet it also "discourages" this type of lead-paint inspectihere, in part because lead abatement can be costly.
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Nevertheless, traditional school debate discourages the kind of listening and reasoning that is critical to a healthy democracy.
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The imbalance discourages any possibility of meaningful conversation and reduces all of political discourse to empty, shallow quippery.
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Some have slammed Slack for "ruining work" by saying it discourages face-to-face engagement between co-workers.
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Former employees, suppliers and analysts have said that Samsung management discourages employees from speaking up and identifying problems.
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This taboo speaks to the global double standard that discourages redressing historical grievances when those grievances are colonial.
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The CDC discourages mourners from "kissing, washing, and shrouding" someone who has died from confirmed or suspected coronavirus.
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But there's little evidence that the program discourages people from working, or that work requirements will alleviate poverty.
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"What this memo effectively does is it discourages lawsuits," said Reuben Guttman of Guttman, Buschner & Brooks, who represents whistleblowers.
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China still has bureaus where citizens can appeal against official injustice, but the government discourages people from using them.
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Trying to meet a target set by one of those European directives, it discourages landfilling by taxing it heavily.
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The smallest are no systemic threat, and the limit discourages otherwise sensible mergers that would push banks above it.
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Smart speakers aren't radios, and podcast-style shows aren't suited for an interface that discourages browsing and library-building.
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Hanson said he discourages individuals from buying specific country index funds because they tend to be speculative in nature.
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Widespread mistrust of the police discourages both cybersex victims and those who suspect wrongdoing from asking for their help.
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The administration pointed to research showing the high cost of some methods of contraception discourages women from using them.
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Suggesting otherwise puts the blame on victims and survivors, which is unacceptable, as it discourages people from coming forward.
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The erosion makes survival difficult for their residents - mostly poor farmers - and discourages building of permanent hospitals, researchers say.
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In 2015, she wrote on an industry site that she discourages her clients from taking part in these suites.
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This makes addiction treatment more expensive for patients, but it also discourages health care providers from offering addiction treatment.
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Anything that encourages renewables or discourages energy use—such as the EU regulations—will worsen that problem, he said.
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This Your News Wire post, on the other hand, might kill people if it discourages them from getting vaccinated.
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In order to deter wild geese from populating urban areas, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology strongly discourages feeding them.
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The cost and complexity of setting up these accounts, however, discourages many small businesses from offering this straightforward benefit.
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Forcing developers to comply with myriad local regulations discourages experimentation and creates significant barriers to entry by new firms.
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Republicans say taking an egalitarian approach discourages ISPs from investing in better infrastructure and technologies to improve the internet.
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Alien etiquette apparently discourages harvesting your guide's concepts, and the two are refreshingly forthright about their identities and intentions.
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Their church discourages the use of family planning and birth control, and families often have upward of eight children.
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"It's a horrible practice because it discourages students from getting the help they need," said Ms. Bower, the lawyer.
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Pros: It ensures that the winner has received a majority; it eliminates the "spoiler" effect; it discourages negative campaigning.
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Having an employee totally focused on you also discourages lollygagging and casual browsing, and I found it slightly unnerving.
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Welfare Discourages Work One of the cruel paradoxes of our welfare system is that it keeps people from working.
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Its rigidly hierarchical bureaucracy discourages local officials from raising bad news with central bosses whose help they might need.
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Such misguided rhetoric is stigmatizing and harmful and further discourages people from seeking the treatment they need to recover.
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In other words, it discourages reading or sending texts and email and other complex tasks like watching a video.
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It also, ultimately, discourages communication if you're never sure what offhand remark might plunge you into somebody else's drama.
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The group argues that the current system is complicated to administer and discourages American businesses from sending employees abroad.
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The delay discourages Armstrong, who is a strong supporter of the movement to get Tubman's image on the bill.
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That wariness discourages many millionaires from hiring their own Jeeves to run their homes, people in the business said.
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Stylists have the ability to rate clients who use the app, which in theory discourages bad tippers and rude customers.
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Yet Reuters found failures in remediating risks on military bases, and a culture some say discourages families from speaking out.
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I quickly realized why anyone who knows anything about software discourages non-developers from using betas on a regular basis.
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They first have to pass five levels of adult English as a second language classes, which discourages many of them.
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Crude oil and many other commodities are denominated in the dollar, so a stronger greenback discourages buyers from stocking up.
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Indeed, because the 1948 convention obliges countries to act on a genocide, it often discourages them from such a designation.
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Stein and other reformocons tend to oppose this, partly because they think handing out money with no strings discourages work.
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Moving away from cash payments reduces costs, cuts leakages through corruption, discourages the informal economy and increases the tax base.
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We had burgers earlier, and my tipsy self sure would love some Taco Cabana, but my wife gently discourages me.
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"That's a double whammy because it discourages folks from staying in the government if they have other options," Holdren says.
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That justifies current interest rates, he said, which are at a "neutral" level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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Double taxation favors debt over equity financing, skews corporate decisions regarding the use of earnings and discourages businesses from incorporating.
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In the real world, the estate tax (death tax) discourages family owned businesses from expanding and hurts working class employees.
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Right now, the Food and Drug Administration stifles growth with a long, cumbersome process which often discourages and disallows advancements.
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I don't want to give my name yet in case my family reads this and discourages me from this dream.
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It's also water-resistant enough to handle getting caught in the rain — though Fitbit discourages customers from showering with it.
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That discourages them from criticizing the system too loudly, many of the farmers said, especially in the face of retribution.
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This not only puts people in direct danger, but also actively discourages those who would report misconduct from doing so.
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That law was previously upheld and the principle of stare decisis discourages the court from overturning such relatively recent holdings.
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Such bureaucracy discourages people from signing up in the first place and breeds resentment from those just above the cutoff.
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Ms. Bowers said she hoped the women's competition would eliminate a cultural stigma that often discourages eating among young girls.
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The change also discourages any illusions about how easy it could be for publishers to make money from native advertising.
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Experts say subsidizing the agricultural industry discourages it from diversifying its products, which will hurt it in the long run.
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The current system is marked by obsolete laws and discourages all people with Down syndrome from fulfilling their professional potential.
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The State Department strongly discourages Americans from traveling to the country, but it is not illegal to do so. Gov.
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Both unempathetic points of view unwittingly contribute to a culture of macho toxicity that discourages men from addressing mental illnesses.
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They reported that Fitzgerald had purchased shares in a tobacco company after taking charge of the agency that discourages smoking.
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Is there something culturally different about baseball that discourages players speaking out like they do in the N.F.L. or N.B.A.?
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Skeptics say the heightened scrutiny discourages authors from writing about cultures other than their own, resulting in more homogenized literature.
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Nor is self-sufficiency served by a rule that discourages the use of non-cash healthcare, housing, and nutrition assistance.
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A plan that discourages the central role of private investment in creating a stronger economy is no deal at all.
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In his view, the former discourages economic investment, skewers attitudes toward local government and corrodes faith in the justice system.
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That removes a key obstacle that traditionally discourages companies from taking actions that could leave bondholders worse off, said investors.
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The company sometimes fails to provide adequate care and discourages workers from going to the hospital, even in serious situations.
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It helps fake news propagate, discourages meaningful conversations, encourages shallowness, and exacerbates the most psychologically damaging effects of social media.
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They shut down dissent, chilling more measured thinking, because the tide of Twitter umbrage narrows one's gaze and discourages empathy.
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That leaves it mainly supplying big-ticket industrial goods, a market vulnerable to political uncertainty that discourages manufacturers from making investments.
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It actually seems rather destructive, since it discourages you from talking to your partner and potentially misleads you about their activity.
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The party discourages them from campaigning for causes: a slogan such as "help the homeless" could raise questions about government failings.
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"The reason for this bill is just to make sure that is discourages the use of those two chemicals," she said.
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The joint statement made no mention Nigeria's foreign exchange rate, which the United States complains is too rigid and discourages investors.
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The department also discourages people from feeding or rescuing wild animals because it can train them to be unafraid of humans.
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Mr Trump has insulted Mexico, El Salvador and Haiti, discourages investment in the United States' southern neighbour, and talks trade protectionism.
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It alienates us from whatever it is that we want, and discourages the sort of engagement that leads to mutual understanding.
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Wikipedia "strongly discourages" users from editing pages about themselves or about people or businesses to which users have a close connection.
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London now has 15 years of experience with a stiff "congestion charge" that discourages many drivers from entering the city center.
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The policy encouraged companies to work with borrowers instead of forcing them to default and discourages providers from issuing risky loans.
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It's the leaky pipeline in full effect: subtle discrimination discourages and limits women from achieving important milestones in their science careers.
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Yang Hai, analyst at Kaiyuan Securities, said trading will likely remain dull for a while as economic sluggishness discourages investor participation.
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Iran's warlike behavior in the region — supporting President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, arming Hezbollah and testing missiles — further discourages investment.
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Immigrant families, steeped in traditions, can also have an especially strong culture of shame around addiction that discourages asking for help.
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Advocates for sanctuary cities say the law discourages illegal immigrants from reporting to the police when they are victims of crimes.
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Some corporate leaders say that dynamic discourages executives from making proper long-term decisions over fears they could hinder quarterly earnings.
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Biolite strongly discourages your doing so, but it's good peace of mind for those who fear a faceful of campfire smoke.
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To the extent that the stronger dollar discourages foreign investment in America, there may be some reduction in the trade deficit.
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The Obama administration's crabbed view of federal-state cooperation produced guidance that discourages states from pursuing meaningful reform under Section 1332.
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One senses a fear, among Colbert and so many others, that pessimism is paralyzing; that it discourages the fight for change.
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For one, there's no guarantee you'll get the data back but importantly, refusing to pay the ransom discourages future ransomware attacks.
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It has deleted documents and data from a variety of government websites and discourages scientists from publishing articles on climate change.
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"This kind of fear silences whistleblowers, hampers recruiting and retention efforts and discourages innovation to challenge the status quo," Erwin said.
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At his home church, his priest discourages even following along in the Bible, lest reading distract from the moment, he said.
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Perhaps selling weapons "strengthens international partnerships," as Mr. Navarro put it, or at least discourages Saudi Arabia from finding different ones.
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It discourages you from repairing your phone using one of iFixit's own repair kits, or using another third-party repair shop.
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For too long, the FRA has operated an outdated command-and-control model that discourages innovation and raises costs for consumers.
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That may be a chicken-and-egg issue, as low consumer demand discourages importers from expanding this category with new offerings.
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This notion is so entrenched that it discourages some people from trying the sport and worries those of us who continue.
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Sure, if you're using the "late 2019" version as proof that YouTube "actively discourages" radicalization now, you may have a point.
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This state of dysfunction discourages people from organizing in nonpartisan unpaid movements that challenge government impropriety or demand accountability or justice.
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This, she explains, is an aspect of systemic sexism, which ultimately discourages and prevents women from mastering technology fields en masse.
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The government has modified but not eliminated a tax quirk that discourages married women from earning more than a relatively lowly amount.
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That rule discourages participants from using the Games as a platform for protests or "the promotion of political, religious or racial propaganda".
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Thus zombie congestion not only discourages entry but also constrains the ability of those particularly productive young firms to upscale post-entry.
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However, she discourages mixtures of several ingredients because then it's hard to know what, if anything, might be helping or causing harm.
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THE DEVALUATION of a currency is often regarded as a bad thing by economists, in part because it discourages saving and investment.
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Though a church doesn't legally provide added protection from deportation, ICE policy generally discourages arrests at "sensitive locations," including places of worship.
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It discourages children—who, medical experts agree, cannot safely use PEDs—from doping in a misguided effort to emulate their athletic heroes.
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The psychiatrists acknowledge they can't actually diagnose him from a distance, and the American Psychiatric Association's "Goldwater rule" discourages such talk anyway.
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The Super Bowl discourages political statements during halftime shows, but Beyoncé did it anyway, and the performance caused an uproar among conservatives.
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We need a virtual wall that incentivizes development in these countries and discourages the conflicts that so often force people from home.
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The anti–rent control rhetoric rests on the argument that rent control discourages developers from constructing new buildings, further aggravating housing shortages.
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This, in turn, makes the public skeptical of the industry as a whole and discourages those who need treatment from seeking help.
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The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists discourages marijuana use for women who are planning to become pregnant, pregnant and breastfeeding mothers.
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"The bystander effect occurs when the presence of others discourages an individual from intervening in an emergency situation," according to Psychology Today.
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This has many pernicious consequences; most important, it prevents important vacancies from being filled, and it discourages qualified candidates from accepting nominations.
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There's no evidence that Medicaid discourages work, which comports with common sense: You can't pay rent or buy groceries with health coverage.
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Last year, Texas enacted a law eliminating straight-ticket voting starting in 2020, in part because it discourages voters from researching candidates.
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Much of the country relies on government benefits for basic needs, including food, which discourages dissent and helps Mr. Maduro maintain control.
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"Selectively releasing portions of witness interview transcripts damages the credibility of our investigation and discourages future witnesses from coming forward," she said.
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The use of such benchmarks is viewed as a shortcoming of Islamic banking that discourages wider adoption, in particular among retail clients.
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Some Democrats have also embraced modern monetary theory, which reframes classic thinking that discourages large budget deficits as a drag on growth.
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Because not enough people own electric cars, not enough public charging stations have been installed, which discourages people from buying the cars.
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Since the government discourages people from celebrating the holiday, there are no campaigns on how to safely handle firecrackers or Roman candles.
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Baseball generally discourages "bad ball" hitters in favor of those who work the count, but Dickerson can handle pitches outside the zone.
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The premium for nearby delivery months helps make more supplies available immediately and discourages short-term consumption to conserve stocks for future use.
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Juul has said it discourages use among minors and even raised the age requirement to purchase the device from its website to 21.
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Ted Kennedy, writes in The Washington Post that the rhetoric surrounding the 2016 election discourages anyone suffering mental health issues from seeking help.
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Instead of encouraging free-market innovation and private investment, current government policy discourages commercial-type competition, reinforces incumbency and opposes reforms to improve.
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In many ways, the endless stream of antiquated inspection protocols discourages the use of technologies the industry would like to deploy more widely.
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Our winner-takes-all approach discourages third parties, and the two-party system rewards candidates who move to the center in national races.
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Compared to the first vote, he received two 'discourages' and it is worth remembering that Russia and China want a lengthier discussion process.
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Here's the problem: Good public servants from both parties are trapped in a broken system that discourages them from pursuing America's best interests.
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While the overall amount is still modest, it is a notable leap in an economy where high inflation discourages many from seeking credit.
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Ryan on Tuesday started rolling out his election-year policy agenda, which includes an anti-poverty plan that emphasizes work and discourages welfare.
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"People are likely to vote for the big guys — it discourages small, independent groups and women and favors existing male leadership," said Geha.
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This belief discourages pursuing the real solutions to the gap between the Islamic world and the West: science, economic development and liberal democracy.
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The system discourages extremism, but this means that a large portion of the French electorate may feel pushed into an unsatisfactory forced choice.
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Europe's national witness protection programs, where they do exist, do little to protect witnesses and their families, which discourages cooperation with law enforcement.
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Kate Spade and Coach merchandise ends up in off-price channels and thus discourages consumers to buy those same goods at full price.
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As a result, McFadden and four other recently elected sheriffs have started to challenge the program, claiming it discourages immigrants from reporting crimes.
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The cases have sometimes put police at odds with doctors who argued that prosecuting pregnant addicts discourages them from seeking treatment they need.
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The collapse in crude oil prices discourages new investment and hiring in the oil patch, which has been a source of job growth.
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Competition for the best available works has pushed up the value of guarantees, but this often discourages competitive bidding at the auction itself.
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The Chinese government, which often suppresses spirituality and officially discourages mysticism, supports "yoga with Chinese characteristics" that excludes chanting and meditation from routines.
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But part of her message is that she is an exception: The existing system dominates and discourages teachers who want to do better.
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Asked generally about British hostages around the world, Wallace said the UK does not pay ransom and discourages other countries from doing so.
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A new study of YouTube's algorithm attracting mainstream attention this weekend claims that the online video giant "actively discourages" radicalization on the platform.
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A low rate policy, he declared, hurts the economy because it "discourages thrift," while the weak dollar was bad for confidence, or something.
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Communities on both sides of the channel are already contending with economic weakness as the prospect of a no-deal Brexit discourages investment.
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He discourages children from including their surnames, and does not collect or sell personal information, he said, pointing to the site's privacy policy.
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He made his big attempt at a comeback by entering — without warning — a space whose rules discourage walkouts and whose culture discourages heckling.
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"Its sexist and racist culture discourages women and minorities from entering comedy, exacerbating an already-pressing diversity problem within the field," the petition states.
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Making drivers pay money when roads are busy compensates the rest of society for the inconvenience, and discourages people from driving during rush hour.
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But in a world that constantly discourages women from taking leadership, some girls are fighting back, stepping up as advocates in their local communities.
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"All three women testified about the extent to which (Philadelphia Police Department) culture discourages reporting a fellow officer, especially a boss," the document said.
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America discourages Chinese tech firms from operating at scale within its borders and American companies like Facebook and Twitter are not welcome in China.
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The aim is to strike a blow against a culture on college campuses that they say discourages victims of sexual assault from coming forward.
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It goes without saying that burdensome taxes not only force residential and business taxpayers out of the city, but it also discourages private investment.
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Recent reports have noted progress towards ending official discrimination, but how much unofficial discrimination remains is unclear because the Saudi government strongly discourages research.
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The company now states that while it discourages episode numbers in podcast titles, it will not remove podcasts from Apple Podcasts for this reason.
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The new requirement discourages part-time drivers as the costs of owning a commercial vehicle outpace the returns of taking up the gig work.
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Mr Maggi talks of lifting a presidential decree from 2010 that bars foreign ownership of farms, which discourages foreign investors from lending to farmers.
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The most serious potential negative consequence of reform would be if it discourages the construction of new market-rate and subsidized low-income housing.
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Finally, the RCO theory discourages self-reporting and cooperation with regulators, since doing so may lead to personal liability for those in leadership positions.
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Like, for instance, an Operation Choke Point type campaign that discourages banks and payment processors from doing business with sex toy manufacturers and retailers.
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Lacking paid leave also pushes a lot of women out of the job market and discourages fathers from being equal partners in child rearing.
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Britain is abandoning the European Union, turning its back on the project whose very existence is an expression of faith that integration discourages hostilities.
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African governments have conscientiously followed recommendations of the World Health Assembly to curb infant formula marketing that discourages breast-feeding; the U.S. has not.
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It discourages people who work in sex trades from reporting sexual violence against them, which helps perpetrators feel more empowered to act with impunity.
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Lacking paid leave also pushes a lot of women out of the job market and discourages fathers from being equal partners in child-rearing.
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PrEP enthusiasts counter that PrEP mandates testing for S.T.I.s every three months, a practice that promotes rather than discourages a culture of sexual health.
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Supreme Court watchers also say there's an unwritten rule that discourages justices from recusals where their absence could result in a 4-4 tie.
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Noting that some "protected areas" — like parks and wildlife refuges — inadequately safeguard biodiversity, he discourages setting acreage goals for conserving the world's diminishing biodiversity.
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"The document lists two problems with blocking coronavirus-related content:The agency said "it discourages publishers to provide the public with important and factual information.
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A quest for disclosure of donations fully supports arguments of free speech advocates and discourages what some political observers have described as transactional giving.
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Today's universities have created a culture of fear that discourages that kind of intellectual inquiry, and that's a problem the judiciary must help fix.
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Personally, I do not count on crossing a lot of borders in the coming years myself, because old age in Russia mostly discourages travel.
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But water is now a more expensive resource, and because avocado trees are traditionally not pruned, older trees have dense foliage that discourages fruiting.
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The school's ethos discourages self-aggrandizement or drawing attention to oneself, and Ryan remains one of the most low-key superstars in the league.
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They note that employees told The New York Times that Pruitt prohibits staff from bringing cellphones to meetings and discourages them from taking notes.
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Yet, I know there are some voices calling for a punitive deal that punishes Britain and discourages other countries from taking the same path.
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" A dangerous message, wrote former prosecutor Elie Honig, that discourages survivors from reporting crimes because they fear "they will be shamed, stigmatized or disbelieved.
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Being a girl or woman is knowing that you're full of complexities and contradictions that society helped create but discourages you from claiming or criticizing.
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Of those who spoke out, roughly 60 percent experienced some kind of retaliation for doing so, something that likely discourages future victims from speaking out.
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This discourages men from bringing attention to their issues (whether individual or group-wide issues), for fear of being seen as whiners, complainers, or weak.
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This "fake flex" culture — a company that offers unlimited vacation but discourages employees from using it, for example — can be especially insidious for working parents.
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Graphic ViolencePolicy RationaleWe remove content that glorifies violence or celebrates the suffering or humiliation of others because it may create an environment that discourages participation.
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Both a culture that persistently ignores and discourages girls' abilities in computer science, and the lack of access to tools and education, play influential roles.
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Though AA discourages romantic relationships in the first year of one's sobriety, the Once Upon a Time alum can't help but feel happy for Cassidy.
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He said manufacturing was moving to South Asia and Southeast Asia in search of cheaper labor costs and as Beijing discourages polluting, lower-margin sectors.
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"I think that's the major focal point of my transitional journey: how to remain sane living in this world that discourages black masculinity so much."
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Simply put, building cities around cars increases congestion, discourages the use of public transport and encourages sprawl, all of which urban planners generally disapprove of.
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However, he actively discourages customers interested only in a gimmick, and advertises it with a warning for those with high blood pressure or heart conditions.
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Similar to the payment of IOER, the ON RRP facility discourages participating institutions from lending at a rate substantially below that offered by the Fed.
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It discourages talented people from even considering running for office because they don't want their careers tanked by an accidental glimpse into their erotic psyche.
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But in some parts of Europe and Latin America, "negative misinformation or mistrust in immunization" discourages vaccination, she said, adding that the vaccine is safe.
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There is typically a market gap for small firms, where you spend more but earn less, which discourages managers from starting, or continuing, to export.
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Like all his employees, he doesn't have a private office, instead sitting in open space in a floor plan that encourages interaction and discourages procrastination.
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Why it matters: Critics of Congress's culture say the process for dealing with sexual harassment allegations discourages victims from coming forward and protects the accused.
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How could any country afford such an expansive benefit, especially when enacting it discourages people from earning money, eroding the tax base it relies on?
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Often, the discrimination transgender people face in doctor's offices—which ranges from overt harassment to plain misunderstanding—discourages them from visiting in the first place.
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Discourages sharing uncomfortable news The people most likely to encounter evidence that the world is changing tend not to be comfortably seated in corporate headquarters.
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The absence of a federal private right of action for trade secret misappropriation leaves American intellectual property vulnerable to theft and discourages research and innovation.
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The episode also shows that Jules did go to the administration, but the Title IX counselor—a woman—gently discourages Jules from pursuing the case.
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Demonizing tinkering and creating an environment toxic to curiosity discourages and ostracizes the exact sort of people we now rely upon to capably protect us.
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"The first [reason]... may be as it is still a subject of social taboo in general that discourages even a researcher to think about it."
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Supporters of the proposal say commanders don't have the proper legal training to make such decisions and the current system discourages victims from coming forward.
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For businesses and consumers alike, it all raised the prospect that they would soon be paying higher prices for goods, a reality that discourages commerce.
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This censorship system seriously discourages publishers from taking on books by people who often have the most to contribute to public debates and decision-making.
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The government, as a rule, discourages specialization: Military officers and diplomats are constantly transferred from one post to another, from one region to the next.
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James Capretta, a fellow at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, said that the current system, where the federal government matches all state spending, discourages efficiency.
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This runs counter to WHO's guidance, which discourages travel and trade bans, as they can make it harder to help nations respond to such outbreaks.
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The letter also "strongly discourages" schools from permitting the parties personally to cross examine each other because it "may be traumatic or intimidating" to complainants.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking; the Fed is now trying to raise rates to a level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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Second, there is no credible evidence that this program discourages access to the full internet — indeed, data from more than 35 countries suggests the opposite.
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Both sisters feel stifled by their domineering mother, who discourages Thandi from becoming an artist and belittles Margot as she struggles to accept her sexuality.
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Non-EU players cannot own more than 49 percent of a European airline, which limits an investor's ability to run a carrier and discourages buyers.
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This discourages the reporting of abuse because many people fear reprisal from the police and many others can't afford to take time off from work.
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What you're looking for is something that's not a lie but that strongly discourages further questions, or any reaction at all beyond, "Feel better soon!"
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No matter how much he discourages it or avoids it, the spotlight will shine brightly on John Kelly specifically because he is an actual leader.
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The second danger of a shutdown is that increased uncertainty about government policies discourages businesses from hiring workers or investing in new machines and technologies.
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Ironically, one of the reasons the price tag continues to climb is the abundance of loan dollars that discourages schools from keeping their costs in line.
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"Selectively releasing portions of witness interview transcripts damages the credibility of our investigation and discourages future witnesses from coming forward," said Amanda Gonzalez, Gowdy&aposs spokeswoman.
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In Chicago, where frigid weather discourages street sales for several months of the year, the relationship between local government and food truck owners is much chillier.
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But Putin and Erdogan seemed to favor an outcome that does not involve redrawing international borders -- and that discourages separatist movements, something both countries have faced.
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" Some applicants said they decided against working at Mar-a-Lago because, like some other private clubs, it discourages gratuities; its job listings say "no tips.
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He recently abandoned a plan to remove a tax credit that discourages married women from working full-time, which pushes them into insecure part-time work.
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This negates positive momentum, invalidates states that now require students take a course as a graduation requirement and discourages teachers who are passionate about personal finance.
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While investors can buy stock in individual companies listed on foreign exchanges, Hanson said he generally discourages that because of the risk of underperforming index funds.
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Even when the wheels of justice do turn, the slowness of the courts discourages all but the infinitely patient, naive or rich from resorting to them.
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An existing sharia standard on tawarruq allow such transactions in specific situations, often as a last resort technique, but discourages their use on a commercial basis.
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Many are broadly skeptical of the program, which they see as an expensive entitlement that discourages recipients from earning higher incomes and moving to private insurance.
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Joan's agent has a part for her in a B-movie—as a scientist who discovered a preserved caveman—but discourages her from taking the offer.
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The current reformist president, Hassan Rouhani, has opposed the basic income out of concern that it discourages work, and the policy has been dialed back slightly.
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Punitive policies are bad for pregnant women, the study warns: It discourages them from seeking vital healthcare due to a fear of being reported to authorities.
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First, an income-based tax system discourages putting money aside for a rainy day compared to a consumption tax, in which savings isn't taxed until spent.
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Part of the conservative argument against the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion was that it discourages "able-bodied" people from working because it provides free healthcare.
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And if we continue down this path to creating a system that discourages investment in therapeutic advances, then we may never find a cure to cancer.
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It has become somewhat controversial since it was revealed that it discourages pupils from "having best friends," as it wants every child to be treated equally.
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The fact that their church discourages them from smoking and drinking alcohol is likely responsible for some of that difference, as are their tight-knit communities.
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Critics say that this, combined with other factors such as low wages, weak maternity policies, and inadequate daycare support, discourages many adults from starting a family.
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I like having a savings account that doesn't offer immediate access to my funds, as it discourages me from dipping into my savings for unnecessary purchases.
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A law that discourages their use could help, but experts aren't sure how the one Senator Hertzberg is trying to push through, in California, might work.
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The rule discourages immigrants from using Medicaid, and potentially leaves these people without access to affordable health care — which is particularly dangerous during times like this.
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The resource officers not only intimidate any one who poses a threat from outside the school, but their presence also effectively discourages violence within the school.
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Harvard has also asked students not to return from spring break, which officially begins Saturday, and now strongly discourages group gatherings of more than 25 people.
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The policy discourages legal immigrants in the process of obtaining permanent legal status or citizenship from using public assistance, including Medicaid, housing vouchers and food stamps.
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Nearly all countries, including Venezuela, are part of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, a United Nations treaty that discourages the practice as unfair.
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Yet it is often the very respectability of the aggressor or the institution that discourages women from reporting sexual assaults, as was the case in Sweden.
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The policy discourages legal immigrants in the process of obtaining permanent legal status or citizenship from using public assistance, including Medicaid, housing vouchers and food stamps.
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Every allegation must be fully investigated, but the roots of the problem run deep and are hidden in a process that discourages victims from coming forward.
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Quinine is a popular remedy for treating leg cramps, though the pills can have serious side effects and the Food and Drug Administration discourages their use.
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Because of this, 28500 funds cannot always be used in the most effective way - which often discourages parents from starting an account in the first place.
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To become a donor in New York, you must download and fill out a form, then mail it to the state — a process that discourages donors.
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It rewards creativity more than appearances and discourages cultlike allegiance to any one figure by constantly ushering users in the direction of the next shiny thing.
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This stigma and discrimination discourages people from accessing health-care services, including HIV prevention methods, learning their HIV status, enrolling in care and adhering to treatment.
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He acknowledged that scholars disagree about how well capital punishment discourages crime, but insisted that "the death penalty undoubtedly is a significant deterrent" for some potential criminals.
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That may be partly because Chinese people are more likely to get hitched in the first place: the law strongly discourages people from having children outside marriage.
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The code prevents formula companies from directly targeting mothers and doctors with breast milk substitutes, and also discourages promotion of the products and health claims on packaging.
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But it concedes that pushing down borrowing costs too much could diminish the impact of monetary easing, as it hurts commercial banks and discourages them from lending.
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In theory, the rate, set by a central bank, discourages savers from holding on to their money because of the negative return and encourages banks to lend.
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The policy makers, whether on the Hill or in an agency, are continuing a status quo that discourages innovation in some areas that could benefit the underserved.
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It's not the kind of experiment one could recreate at home, and the series actively discourages you from using it as a substitute for a professional consultation.
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Forcing business owners, farmers, and ranchers to lock up their capital for years or even decades, as our current tax code does, discourages growth and job creation.
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Yellen suggested Wednesday that there may be no need for many more hikes to bring rates to a "neutral" level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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"There should be more pressure on companies to extend mandatory retirement to 65 as a decline in wages really discourages older workers to continue working," he said.
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Third, new users find Twitter too fiddly compared with the alternatives (including Instagram and messaging services such as WhatsApp), which discourages them from continuing to use it.
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It affects the way we can bond with our children, causes us to limit their freedom, and discourages us from having conversations about mental health with them.
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Because calling through the switchboard is so tightly monitored, it discourages some White House staffers from using that method to get in touch with the president directly.
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"The current workplace culture utilizes practices that discourages or prohibit minorities from exercising their rights under employment discrimination statutes," they allege in the lawsuit, filed on Wednesday.
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Holders of intellectual-property rights argue that fakery discourages innovation, diddles the taxman and funds terrorism (though hard evidence of links between terrorists and counterfeiters is elusive).
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He said the company's safety performance record likely does not accurately reflect the true number of workplace accidents because the current policy discourages workers from speaking up.
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He said in a speech earlier in the day that U.S. interest rates may have already hit the "neutral" level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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When an adolescent uses drugs, those substances hijack the limbic system, the part of the prefrontal cortex that reinforces good or pleasurable behavior and discourages the opposite.
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By barring firms from immediately deducting the full costs of investment, the tax discourages capital investment, which in turn reduces the productivity and wages of American workers.
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High interest rates disproportionately discourages women entrepreneurs from applying for loans, while lack of collateral can mean they have less access to loans than their male counterparts.
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Zayner acknowledged that some people contact his company "for the sole purpose of buying stuff from us to inject" and said he discourages them from doing that.
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The main, principled argument for it is that it discourages regionalism and encourages a candidate to appeal broadly throughout the country, rather than to a single region.
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And the increase in rents also shows up in economy-wide inflation indexes and discourages the Federal Reserve from taking steps to boost overall national income growth.
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Critics of universal basic income argue giving people money for nothing discourages working — but a study of Alaska's 36-year-old program suggests that's not the case
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And creating an exacting criterion for awarding accolades discourages diversity — in Michelin's case, that means European and Japanese-style fine dining are generally valued above all else.
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The morass discourages students from applying and often leaves aid tied up in procedural delays — a chance for Republicans to cut government and Democrats to increase opportunity.
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"What happened in Sharara discourages foreign companies," said Sanalla, who announced a visit to China in the first quarter of this year to discuss oil investment opportunities.
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An excellent forthcoming book by Anne Case and Angus Deaton, "Deaths of Despair and the Future of Capitalism," argues that this discourages hiring of low-income workers.
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Improved sentiment, which discourages investors from buying dollars as a safe-haven asset, drove the euro to a 4-85.363/2-month high of $1.121 on Monday.
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And if the Department of Homeland Security discourages agents from arresting DACA recipients in future, then Ramirez's arrest really will be an isolated incident — a mistake, even.
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The doctors group also strongly discourages opioids, since research suggests these drugs are only modestly effective for back pain and carry serious risks, including overdose and addiction.
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The report describes a deeply flawed investigative process in cases of officer misconduct, and a "code of silence" that discourages cops from speaking out against their peers.
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What if a high tax rate not only encourages people to work less, but also discourages them from going into certain high-paying fields in the first place?
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"I know from experience that a partisan response to oversight only discourages bipartisanship, decreases transparency, and diminishes the crucial role of the American people's elected representatives," he wrote.
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Behavioral economist Shlomo Benartzi discourages people from having financial market phone apps, because people who do often make quick and bad decisions when they receive continuous stock updates.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission discourages people from releasing exotic pets into the wild—especially large reptiles—as they can be fatal to native flora and fauna.
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Some suspect there is a "negative" network effect, and that the small share of women in the field discourages others from choosing it as a course of study.
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On March 7th he presented a plan to simplify the tax law, whose complexity discourages enterprise, and to put out to tender 45bn reais ($14bn) in infrastructure projects.
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It does not help, however, that the state pension system discourages some elderly people from working by cutting their benefits if they earn more than a certain amount.
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The new version of the act, which was originally passed in 2000, also discourages law enforcement from arresting victims of sex trafficking who have been forced into prostitution.
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He said that with married couples, he discourages having meetings with just the husband, because of the female habit of keeping expectations and risk level at rational levels.
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Sixty percent of private-sector employees work in an environment that formally prohibits or discourages discussing salary information, so most women don't know they are being paid unfairly.
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Not only does the concentration of power depress wages, but, according to Posner and the distinguished economists he works with, it also discourages technical innovation and restrains hiring.
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But the murder came to symbolize the "bystander effect," a psychological concept that the presence of others discourages an individual from intervening in an attack or other emergency.
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The spokesperson rejected allegations that Facebook "discourages" sharing posts between pages, but said Facebook has rules against clickbait and spam because people do not want to see it.
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I prefer these forward-looking arguments, though I'm not against punishing companies that have behaved wrongly — in part for the forward-looking reason that it discourages further wrongdoing.
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Some experts argue this age-gap perpetuates perceptions women are physically unable to work as long as men and discourages employers from hiring women for long-term positions.
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" The U.S. Attorney's Manual discourages, for this reason, any mandatory defendant-funded donation "because it can create actual or perceived conflicts of interest and/or other ethical issues.
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But while smoking initiation through e-cigarette use is a valid concern, spreading vague or misleading information about e-cigarette risks also discourages smokers from trying safer alternatives.
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For men aged 70 years and older, USPSTF discourages prostate cancer screening, because it has shown no benefit on prostate cancer-related death rates in this age group.
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"It discourages turnout," Mr. Davis said, noting that even as Mr. Trump sinks in the polls, he still has at least two-thirds of the party behind him.
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This monetary penalty discourages gaming the system, but also allows drug companies to easily avoid liability simply by selling to those FDA-approved generic manufacturers who request samples.
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It's a mindset that heaps guilt on the unemployed and disabled, discourages workers from taking vacation, and sets an absurd expectation that childbirth be minimally disruptive to work.
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It takes an average of 106 days to hire a government worker, more than twice as long as in the private sector, and this discourages top-flight applicants.
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" It discourages the notion that student attackers have a profile: "There have been male and female attackers, high-achieving students with good grades, as well as poor performers.
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In addition to its ability to remedy violations after the fact, the division's work discourages organizations from violating civil rights in the future for fear of being investigated.
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It has also been shown to counter the fear of falling, which discourages people from being physically active and further increases their likelihood of falling and being injured.
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There had been some thought of burning the wood from the sculpture, but that plan was rejected because Dakota tradition discourages using fire for destruction, the representative said.
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The arcane and time-consuming caucus process, she said, discourages participation from people who work multiple jobs, who can't afford child care, who aren't fluent in the procedure.
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Today, just as in 2202, a major culprit of our economic malaise is a flawed tax code that punishes families, harms businesses and discourages investments in the future.
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Still, rising home prices have yet to revive a recovery in property investment and construction as a huge overhang of unsold homes discourages developers from launching new projects.
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The idea was inspired by listening to the audio version of Marie Kondō's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," which discourages keeping anything that doesn't spark joy.
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It is simply unconscionable that the Palestinian Authority actually rewards, rather than discourages terrorists, naming public squares in their honor and providing blood money payments to their families.
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Google, which first implemented a formal dating policy in 2004, has similar rules about conflicts of interest and discourages relationships between employees that have a perceived imbalance of power.
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The public charge rule discourages non-citizens from seeking government assistance (including health services) at a time when HIV rates are increasing among a segment of the Latino population.
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Official disapproval discourages many in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community from revealing their status, and many of the designers working with Sovannareach declined to speak to Reuters.
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Twitter will have to come up with a design that allows but lightly discourages tweets over 140 characters to preserve information density while permitting longer thoughts when absolutely necessary.
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Small businesses can already band together to form a retirement plan, though officials said that current law discourages them from doing so if the businesses are not closely related.
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It's great that children are learning about being transgender in schools because it discourages the sense of alienation that so many people I photographed mentioned they felt growing up.
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The data underscores the challenge the central bank faces in eradicating Japan's entrenched deflationary mindset that discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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The video is part of a new campaign called #NoStereotypes, which discourages volunteers traveling abroad to developing countries from sharing photos that take away from locals' dignity and privacy.
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GEORGE W. BUSH, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT: It seems like to me the tax code today discourages economic vitality growth when you spend billions of hours filling out the forms.
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But there's another story that can be told here, a cautionary tale: SoFi targets the top end of the market, which is lucrative, and discourages all others to apply.
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The musician, perhaps best known for the hit album and film Purple Rain, became a devout Jehovah's Witness later in life, a religion that strongly discourages overindulgence in alcohol.
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"We did wonder how he had obtained a license to practice [dentistry], as traditionally this is a painstaking, lengthy process that discourages many foreigners from even trying," said Sniffin.
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"Selectively releasing portions of witness interview transcripts damages the credibility of our investigation and discourages future witnesses from coming forward," Oversight Committee spokeswoman Amanda Gonzalez said in a statement.
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"It discourages risk taking because people can get a pretty decent rate of return by keeping their money pretty liquid," said Sal Guatieri, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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" However, the committee discourages lawyers from routinely recording conversations without disclosing they're recording, calling it "ethically impermissible" because it includes a "sufficient lack of candor" and "element of trickery.
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"This compelled speech requirement drowns out the centers' pro-life messages and discourages them from speaking through advertisements because California's voluminous required statements make ads cost prohibitive," they argue.
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I'm not sure that the impending spectacle of Cohen's testimony will be in the public interest if, in the end, it discourages clients from speaking freely to their lawyers.
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It requires modest dress on campus, discourages consensual sex outside marriage and, among other things, prohibits drinking, drug use, same-sex intimacy and indecency, as well as sexual misconduct.
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Although American travel to North Korea is legal — and encouraged by the North Korean authorities to attract tourist revenue — the State Department strongly discourages United States citizens from visiting.
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The archaic structure left in its wake discourages people from ever giving up their homes and exacerbates income inequality by forcing many into long-term rentals they can't afford.
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Trump also discourages corporate leaders from advocating for progress—either through personal attacks against anyone who criticizes him, or his insistence that multinational corporations aren't true allies to conservatives.
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Or maybe it was like the monetary equivalent of rent control, discouraging lending the way rent control discourages building apartments — a bizarre analysis that had colleagues scratching their heads.
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The association discourages medical students from working directly with patients, but grants authority to deans of medical schools to authorize the use of medical students in hospitals if needed.
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Public concern is rising that the high costs in parts of the US's healthcare system could form a barrier that discourages people from getting treatment for the novel coronavirus.
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The data underscores the challenge the central bank faces in eradicating an entrenched deflationary mindset that discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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Despite its commitment to help ordinary Kenyans buy their first homes, Karibu Homes discourages mortgages, encouraging buyers to pay in cash installments and relying on sales to finance construction.
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"The removal of this training camp disrupts training operations and discourages hard-line Islamist and Syrian opposition groups from joining or cooperating with Al Qaeda on the battlefield," Capt.
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"There are no proven medical uses for kratom and the FDA strongly discourages the public from consuming kratom," FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said in a statement last year.
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The Fed plans to raise its benchmark rate once more this year, which it says would push the rate to a neutral level that neither encourages nor discourages growth.
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Democrats argue that by not taking income into account, this system would fail to give enough help to low-income people, but Republicans say factoring in income discourages work.
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Sheridan created a work culture that discourages long hours and checking emails and calls after hours so workers will be rested and refreshed when they come in in the morning.
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While other systems (like Autopilot) tell the driver they need to keep their hands on the wheel, Audi's actively discourages it: If you grab the wheel, the system turns off.
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The goal is to ensure that Apple is not losing employees to competitors early on, or fostering an environment that discourages minorities and women from applying for positions at Apple.
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Roland Martin, the host of Roland Martin Unfiltered, a digital news program focusing on issues that affect black Americans, discourages the major parties from caricaturing black voters as blindly loyal.
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On the other hand, some economists find that the EITC discourages work for lower-earning spouses in families that are in the "phase-out" part of the tax-credit curve.
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But not enough have left, largely because this enormous decline in quality of life discourages additional desertions, in particular from high-level generals who could help force a political solution.
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She added that sex workers caught carrying condoms - seen by police as evidence of illegal activity - have been arrested or targeted for extortion, which in turn discourages safer sex practices.
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Growth by acquisition has been Saputo's major strategy for years, including forays into the United States, as expansion in Canada is limited by a supply management system that discourages trade.
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The answers, sadly, might not surprise you: aside from work martyrdom, there's also the fear of accumulated work upon return or the sense that your company discourages taking time off.
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Some think the fact that America's five biggest fund managers happen to be among the largest shareholders in each of the big four airlines discourages the carriers from competing vigorously.
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But he started to feel uncomfortable with how the company was treating its drivers, especially after he saw an article shared on Facebook that explained how Uber reportedly discourages tipping.
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If your employer forbids (or even discourages) shorts, maybe it's time to put on a dress -- the same kind that's well within the dress code for women in your office.
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Conditions in the Eastern Province remain relatively opaque because access and reporting are controlled by the Saudi government, which also strongly discourages international discussion about political risks affecting the kingdom.
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But if you wish to swap a few words with people in your Facebook network, Facebook actively discourages that by requiring you switch to its Messenger app to do so.
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Healthcare should not be a system that de-incentivizes work, discourages risk-taking and innovation, keeps people dependent on federal handouts, and lets Americans die waiting in line for care.
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Because it gets less generous as income rises, the EITC discourages low-income workers from earning more (marginal tax rates for low earners, accounting for benefit-withdrawal, can exceed 80%).
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They also highlight an antiquated reporting system that discourages some victims from speaking out, leaving many professionals on the Hill to rely instead on hushed advice from peers and mentors.
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It's time to move away from a convoluted and arcane system that discourages economic growth and baffles most of us, toward a simpler, fairer system that creates opportunity for all.
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She is also crafting another bill to overhaul the process available for staff to file harassment complaints with the Office of Compliance, which she says discourages victims from coming forward.
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This discourse discourages all students except the wealthiest from considering prestigious schools with high price tags, and it contributes to an ever widening gap between the wealthy and the poor.
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In civilized countries they largely stay below the surface, because the prevailing moral view discourages such sentiments, and this moral imperative is voiced by society's political, academic and religious leaders.
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"We need to construct a system that discourages endless chains of relatives coming in," said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which supports curbs on immigration.
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Media coverage of political disagreement discourages these people from wearing campaign stickers, from discussing candidates with friends and co-workers, and even from socializing with the partisans they agree with.
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Across Japan, hotels have seen a drastic fall in bookings as countries restrict travel to stem the spread of the virus and the Japanese government discourages people from unnecessary travel.
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Andrew Yang Yang, an entrepreneur, supports Medicare for All, arguing that the prevailing job-based insurance system discourages businesses from hiring while forcing people to stay in jobs they dislike.
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Across Japan, hotels have seen a drastic fall in bookings as countries restrict travel to stem the spread of the virus and the Japanese government discourages people from unnecessary travel.
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This has happened both to Republicans and Democrats and it discourages Americans from voting for a third party for fear of wasting their vote on a candidate who cannot win.
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But while many say that their coworkers are also upset, assessing the full scale of their anger is difficult because of Oracle's culture: It discourages employees from talking about politics.
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Mr. Orton, the Sanders adviser, pushed back against the logic of economists that, for one, rent control discourages developers from building and landlords from renting housing that Americans badly need.
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Laura Lusuardi, who oversees design at Max Mara, discourages her design staff from using the Pantone system or paper representations when choosing colors, and sends them to the archive instead.
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The government discourages, and sometimes harshly represses, any mass activities outside state control, including at the government-run All-China Federation of Trade Unions and the All-China Women's Federation.
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The movie is a not-great horror flick, but if it discourages one future groom from having a final ill-advised night of debauchery, it will have served a purpose.
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At the same time, standardization means employers often poach skilled workers from one another, which discourages them from investing a lot of time and money in training their own workers.
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As portrayed by Scott (whose father, George C. Scott, played the same role in a 1984 TV movie), he arrives onstage with a self-involved briskness that discourages entrance applause.
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Mr. Long said he had picked up the wrong item and reached back out to return it to the pod, something the company discourages because of the risk of injury.
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But analysts say that India's labor laws are still too restrictive, imposing all kinds of red tape on factories of more than 100 workers, which discourages businesses from thinking big.
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It unfairly penalizes people a second time, after they have already been punished by the courts, and it discourages many people who would be eligible for aid from applying at all.
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Critics of this tactic, including Cantil-Sakauye, point out that it creates a climate of fear that discourages victims of crime, sexual abuse, and domestic violence from showing up to court.
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Mandatory arbitration is certainly not in the best interest of workers—it discourages employees from bringing their disputes forward, and when they do, it rarely works in favor of the individual.
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Even in the first few scenes, the character discourages you from talking to and trusting a certain neighbour on the account that he might be a spy for the Syrian regime.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists discourages doctors from prescribing or suggesting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes while women are trying to conceive, pregnant, or nursing their babies.
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The dollar rose on Tuesday, retracing early losses against a basket of currencies, and pressuring greenback-denominated oil as a stronger dollar tends to discourages buying by consumers holding other currencies.
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This misconception discourages investors from pre-seed opportunities, delivering the wrong message that there's adverse selection at play because the company knows it's not good enough to seek a bigger round.
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Chile's potential GDP growth rate has dropped over the past two decades from about 5% a year to 3-3.5%, in part because the workforce has aged and regulation discourages investment.
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If you have to continually get back in line to deal with data processing experts on the engineering team, it discourages this kind of experimentation in a much more rigid system.
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"Stationing ICE agents in local courthouses instills needless additional fear and anxiety within immigrant communities, discourages interacting with the judicial system, and endangers the safety of entire communities," the commission wrote.
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"Any kind of tool or legislative mechanism that discourages reckless behaviour in posting images on the internet that can't be taken back is a very positive development in society," Power said.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists discourages doctors from prescribing or suggesting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes while women are trying to conceive, pregnant or nursing their babies.
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He says he wants to do this because increasing the wage that foreign workers must be paid makes them less attractive to hire and discourages employers from seeking out the visas.
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A study last year by the Center for Community Alternatives, a nonprofit group that focuses on alternatives to imprisonment, showed clearly that the criminal-conviction question discourages people from attending college.
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The Cadillac tax, in particular, has drawn support from a wide range of health economists who argue it discourages excessive health-care plans and helps to control runaway health-care costs.
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That insecurity makes the job even less attractive to would-be candidates, and it discourages Speakers from thinking about long term policy-making or the health of Congress as an institution.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 90%Summary: Raised amongst a volatile family that discourages her from learning and growing, Matilda Wormwood (Mara Wilson) realizes at a young age that she has supernatural abilities.
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"Goucher College discourages unnecessary borrowing," said Kathy Michel, a spokeswoman, pointing out that 2014 graduates with student loans left Goucher with lower average debt — $25,580 — than graduates of most area colleges.
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Congress must account for both the context of the offense and the general political context of the times — such as the potential public reaction to impeachment — which a popular stampede discourages.
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The full paper, published in the journal Royal Society Open Science, follows previous research from the University of Exeter which shows that staring at gulls discourages them from stealing your food.
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Tyler is fired from his duties as a hormone monster because he started working with the Shame Wizard, a personification of personal shame that discourages all the impulses hormones usually encourage.
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The other side: Most economists and property investors loathe rent control, arguing that it stops new construction and discourages landlords from maintaining their properties, causing an already tight supply to deteriorate.
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Here, in one of the planet's most populous cities, the only route to a sustainable future is a gradual transformation of urban life that enables personal mobility but discourages car use.
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That office has been heavily criticized for its byzantine structure that often inhibits or discourages victims from pursuing their perpetrators, but lawmakers technically control what the office can and cannot do.
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Much of the technology that can improve the last stage of life already exists, but the uncertainty over funding discourages inventors from pursuing good ideas and venture capitalists from investing in them.
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But core consumer prices for February rose just 0.2 percent from a year earlier, far from the BOJ's 2 percent target, as weak household spending discourages companies from raising prices and wages.
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It's the annual Week 1 Monday night doubleheader, in which ESPN discourages East Coasters foolish enough to stay up for the late game by subjecting them to Chris Berman in the booth.
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The armor-piercing bullets used with the Five-seven by law enforcement and the military aren't available to civilian buyers, and FN discourages talk of the model's ability to breech protective materials.
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In any case, ransomware attacks are rapidly expanding, and one of the reasons the FBI discourages paying up is that it might encourage attackers to hit more vulnerable systems in the future.
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In the first poll on July 21, Guterres received 12 encourages and three no opinions, edging out former Slovenian President Danilo Turk, who got 11 encourages, two discourages and two no opinions.
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Broadcasters opposed reauthorizing STELAR, arguing the law is obsolete and maintains an outdated subsidy that discourages satellite TV providers from negotiating to secure local broadcast channels for some of these rural customers.
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In perhaps a year, given the outlook outlined by Fed policymakers on Wednesday, the Fed's short-term policy rate will hit "neutral," or a level that neither encourages nor discourages economic decisions.
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A stronger-than-expected peso versus the U.S. dollar also discourages the production of meat for export, leading producers to avoid heavy cattle with little demand in the domestic market, Bifaretti said.
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CSRC said that under current rules, companies are allowed to buy back shares under circumstances that are "relatively narrow", and the procedure is "not simple enough", which discourages firms from conducting buybacks.
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"It discourages people from visiting and purchasing ... It means Gap struggles to charge full price and has to resort to continuous discounting to try and stimulate sales," Saunders said in emailed comments.
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New Zealand is a welfare state that provides comprehensive financial assistance to the poor, but the government discourages welfare recipients from having an interest-earning savings account by penalizing those that do.
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Because the technology utilizes magnets, the Slate is pretty fickle — it warns you to keep magnetic objects away from it during use, and even discourages users from drawing on a metal table.
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And the job is to find out who messed up and-- and-- ideally to make the penalties be such that it discourages other people in the future from-- from doing similar things.
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Earlier this week, The Washington Post's Erik Wemple reported that, in an attempt to remain unbiased, Politico vets the Twitter feeds of potential hires and discourages its staff from tweeting "partisan" opinions.
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The scandal is that Apple actively discourages you from trying to fix your own phone, lobbies against legislation that would make it easy for you to restore your phone to peak condition.
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Yellen also noted that given current estimates, the federal funds rate "would not have to rise all that much further" to reach a neutral level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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That Twitter discourages the creation of lasting structures within itself is reflected in the unsanctioned organizational concepts most often used to describe what happens on Twitter: the mob; the fandom; the meme.
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Gingertown also discourages participants from making their structures too tall, because the results remain on display anywhere from 1-3 weeks after the build, and bigger gingerbread buildings are prone to entropy.
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According to a study this year from time-off advocacy group Project: Time Off, nearly a quarter of people said "guilt" discourages them from taking time off work in the first place.
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Short- and long-term investors should want the same kind of reporting CEOs claim that if they do not meet their quarterly numbers, investors will punish them, which discourages long-term thinking.
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"The corporate tax rate is, in effect, a tax on corporate investment; a high corporate tax rate discourages investment, whereas a low corporate tax rate encourages investment," according to the Tax Foundation.
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And political organizations rise and fall around the fortunes of one central figure, a hierarchy that discourages reporting of harassment, because if the boss gets in trouble, everyone's job is at risk.
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Fed officials predicted in mid-December that the central bank would raise its benchmark rate twice this year, moving the rate into a "neutral" range that neither stimulates nor discourages economic activity.
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By ignoring its own targets, the Fed sent a message that it wasn't really committed to robust growth over the long run, which undermines businesses' confidence in the recovery and discourages investment.
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But she also noted that given current estimates, the federal funds rate "would not have to rise all that much further" to reach a neutral level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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Moreover, the current system discourages those over 65 from working more than part-time since their pension is reduced if their income from it and their salary exceeds 460,000 yen ($4,039) a month.
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All of this stuff sort of discourages the rest of the band, but I worked at a co-op in San Diego for many years, so I get how things usually pan out.
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Expand trade and investment and share technologies to shore up the economies of the Arab world and enable them to provide a living standard that discourages citizens from being attracted to extreme ideologies.
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Some fear that forcing politicians to disclose their tax affairs discourages people from standing for office, but this is now the norm for London mayoral candidates and would-be American presidents, for example.
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Though some people believe that prohibiting sexting discourages the practice and protects teenagers from harm, research on abstinence-only sex education demonstrates that those policies actually increase unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections.
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These recent outbreaks have been put down to the growth of the anti-vaccination movement, which has spread via social media and discourages parents from immunizing their children against measles and other diseases.
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The city also discourages health care workers from getting tested —a policy medical professionals argue puts them and their families at risk of being patients in the hospitals already overrun with COVID-19.
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Doing so not only discourages overuse, it also raises funds that can solve the larger need — to grow another field where cows can graze, say, or to build a well-functioning subway system.
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The bill "discourages people from volunteering in the Volunteer State," Tequila Johnson, the co-founder of the Equity Alliance, which helped in the 2018 registration effort, told local reporters earlier in the month.
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" AP also discourages use of the phrase "ultra-rightist," defined as "an individual who subscribes to rigid interpretations of a conservative doctrine or to forms of fascism that stress authoritarian, often militaristic, views.
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Interest rates are rising, and "would not have to rise all that much further" to reach what the Fed considers a neutral rate that neither encourages nor discourages spending and investment, Yellen said.
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At Shandong Chambroad Petrochemicals Co, however, teetotallers would have the edge as the company has a strict no-drinking policy that bans alcohol at work and discourages its consumption even at personal events.
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Other defenders of big game hunting say it boosts tourism revenue in developing countries and can even help conservation efforts by effectively raising the value of wildlife in a way that discourages poaching.
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Money from funders also discourages companies from sticking with long-term commitments in foreign markets, according to Lise Johnson, the head of the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment at Columbia University in New York.
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It also discourages people from practicing affirmative consent; how can you make sure your partner is into what you're doing together when you can't even admit to yourself that you might be sexually fallible?
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That costs the Chinese government tax revenue, and also discourages the domestic consumption sector, particularly for higher quality goods, that Beijing has long been trying to boost to rebalance its economy away from exports.
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It's unlikely an official "owner" would have sued the players for copyright infringement — but if a few people end up with legal control over a community effort, it discourages that kind of collaborative creation.
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" She links "Burn the Witch" to how "[o]ur present cultural climate discourages empathy—a stay-in-your-lane policing has been afoot for a while now—and demands the performance of absolute authority.
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The academy also strongly discourages unpasteurized juice products and says grapefruit juice should not be served to children taking certain medications -- ibuprofen, flurbiprofen, warfarin, phenytoin, fluvastatin and amitriptyline -- because it interferes with their effects.
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However, NATO's presence does not deter traffickers, and the only factor that discourages migrants from boarding boats on the Turkish coast and heading for the Greek islands are the high winds and rough seas.
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For the conventional consensus, the primary responsibility for regulating this falls on the banking system, which makes loans, and on the central bank, which sets a policy interest rate that encourages or discourages lending.
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Drawing from his experience teaching at a high school in Bushwick during the early 90s, he recognizes how New York's public education not only ignores creative work, but actively discourages it in some schools.
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The Department of Justice explicitly forbids its employees from using their government authority to influence or interfere with elections, and it discourages officials from taking overt steps that could appear to be politically motivated.
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While checks of criminal histories have become routine in the public and private sectors, a regulation proposed by the Obama administration would remove a barrier that discourages many freed prisoners from applying for jobs.
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Though millions of people experience anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions on a daily basis, a strong stigma still associated with mental illness often keeps people silent and discourages them from seeking help.
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Developers would also be able to create the units of affordable housing off-site at another location, though the plan discourages this by increasing the amount of units that would need to be affordable.
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Trump on Sunday defended U.S. separations of immigrant parents and children at the border — a policy blocked in federal court — because he says the treatment discourages migrants from attempting to enter the United States.
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Others argue that if customers know what they want is out of stock, this discourages them from visiting the store where they might have bought something different from what they were initially looking for.
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Given current estimates, the federal funds rate "would not have to rise all that much further" to reach a neutral level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity, Yellen said in her prepared testimony.
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"When the media doesn't cover important struggles, especially victories that we are having in the South, it discourages rather than inspires workers who want to organize" says North Carolina AFL-CIO President MaryBe McMillian.
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China's rigid bureaucracy discourages local officials from raising bad news with central bosses, and it silos officials off from one another, making it harder to manage, or even see, a crisis in the making.
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"This is particularly impressive given the challenging prior year comparatives, election disruption and wet weather," Liberum analysts said, adding that growth in food sales was because of the wet weather, which discourages drinking out.
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Moreover, decades of a deep-rooted U.S. military presence reduced the need for Asian countries to develop large military programs of their own, "and reinforced a status quo that discourages armed adventurism," Haas continued.
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A commercial device called the Mosquito discourages young people from loitering; it emits sounds in the 20083-to-22008-kilohertz range, which, in general, only those under the age of twenty-five can hear.
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It states that "there are no ultimate victims," discourages people from stealing, forbids them from sharing anything they learn with the outside world, and has an odd passage about "tribute" being a form of payment.
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As Reuters noted, the FBI "typically discourages ransomware victims from paying up," but former DHS official Mark Weatherford said that might have been one of the few options for Atlanta to avoid so much hassle.
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The data underlines the challenge policymakers face in breaking Japan's sticky deflationary mindset, which discourages firms from raising prices for fear of scaring away households who have become accustomed to tepid price and wage growth.
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Department store operator Macy's reported a 2400 percent fall in first-quarter sales, the fifth straight quarter of decline, as customers cut back on buying apparel and a strong dollar discourages tourists from spending heavily.
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"The U.S.-China trade conflict discourages China's capital spending, which is casting a shadow over Japan's economy via a slowdown in exports of capital goods," said Shigeto Nagai, head of Japan economics at Oxford Economics.
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If anything, the game discourages players from taking on enemies directly: It counts up your kills, and how times you were detected, at the end of each level, rewarding you for never murdering a soul.
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In a broader sense, President Trump, through his rhetoric and pro-NRA positioning, discourages individuals from considering the most important factor in the American gun violence problem: the over 300 million guns in this country.
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They further argued that the new policy gives too much say to industry groups to help direct potential EPA decisions, discourages settlements when they would have been appropriate and increases agency costs, among other problems.
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"We're within shouting distance of neutral, and I do think neutral is where we want to be," Bostic said, referring to a level of interest rates that neither encourages nor discourages household and business spending.
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Mkhize did not comment on his own chance of winning - the ANC, which presents itself as a collective that discourages personal ambition, frowns upon its members openly campaigning for posts well ahead of an election.
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Policies set up the architecture to maintain a status quo in the energy market, which discourages innovations that exist precisely with the intent of disrupting business-as-usual, as renewable energy does for fossil fuels.
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Research shows that the burden of medical school debt discourages young doctors from going into types of practices that are poorly paid, like primary care, or working in places where many patients are on Medicaid.
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In recent weeks, concern has grown that the cost of the US health care system could form a barrier that discourages people from seeking medical care for COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by coronavirus.
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"The big concern is the downward spiral of declining ridership and unaffordable fare hikes that further discourages people from riding the subway," said Rachael Fauss, a senior research analyst at Reinvent Albany, a watchdog group.
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The company discourages its entertainment staff to talk openly about their time working at the parks, and asks all of its Ariels, Belles, and Snow Whites never to acknowledge that they play their namesake characters.
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After we interviewed more than 100 welfare recipients around the country, it was clear that they are not happy with the system, in part because it discourages work, and, in fact, forms a dependency trap.
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I'm expected to work 229 hours per week and my boss discourages us from working any more (and I'm exempt, so no overtime pay), but I'm the only one who keeps track of my hours.
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"If you are concerned about the exploitation of workers, you should not be prosecuting or deporting worker victims, because that discourages workers from coming forward in situations where they are being exploited," Professor Hallett said.
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Graham wrote an essay, "Mean People Fail," in which—ignoring such possible counterexamples as Jeff Bezos and Larry Ellison—he declared that "being mean makes you stupid" and discourages good people from working for you.
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" In one heavily redacted communique sent out on August 12, 2002, the author discourages CIA employees from using "speculative language as to the legality of given activities" and from making "judgment calls as to their legality.
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Even if Patreon's headquarters literally catching fire last night might read as a good omen for competition, it's easy to imagine these alternative crowdfunding sites floundering as vehicles for a movement which vehemently discourages individual profiteering.
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The biggest diplomatic impact of North Korea's last two nuclear tests, in 2009 and 2013, was arguably in its relationship with China, which begrudgingly supports the Hermit Kingdom but also despises and discourages its nuclear provocations.
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"I once used a coworker's vacation benefits to prove why I was owed a day off, and my supervisor said that the company 'strongly discourages employees discussing their salary and benefits with each other'" she said.
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It's a problem that clearly discourages people from wanting to use and sign up for Twitter, and it's something that Twitter's clearly going to need to work on if it wants these numbers to keep growing.
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It seems to be a family affair, too: Michel Roux Jr., who heads the kitchen at London's Le Gavroche, also discourages food photos at his restaurant, though there isn't an outright ban in his dining room.
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Radicals in the cabinet advocate a repeal of stamp duty (a tax on homebuyers, which discourages moving) and more building on the green belt, tracts of land protected from development in order to constrain urban sprawl.
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Lenders would see profits hit if Trump scraps the North American Free Trade Agreement or discourages U.S. companies from moving to Mexico, as he vowed to do on the campaign trail, some banks and analysts said.
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ABI, however, has recently stepped up its efforts to undermine open and independent distribution through acquisitions of distributors and craft brewers and the implementation of distributor incentive program that discourages distributors from carrying smaller craft brews.
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The Environmental Protection Agency strongly discourages pouring or flushing pharmaceuticals down the drain in any setting, including at health care facilities, because they may enter and pass through water treatment systems and contaminate the water supply.
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A brother, sister and niece of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday chastised him for campaigning against vaccines, saying he has been disseminating "dangerous misinformation" that discourages immunization even as measles spreads throughout the United States.
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"It discourages the abuse and exploitation of U.S. laws and non-meritorious or false asylum claims," Morgan said at a White House briefing, while highlighting the dramatic drop in asylum seekers in the month of August.
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"We need a charter revision commission, we need to go at the specific idea that one of the things that most discourages people is money in politics," Mr. de Blasio said on Monday night on NY1.
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But this framework of keeping the 10-year yield near zero is not economically reasonable because this level discourages lending, former central bank policymaker Sayuri Shirai said on Friday at a Breakingviews seminar hosted by Reuters.
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Two of the commissioners penned strong dissents noting concern over how the incorrect statement was not material to consumers and worrying that the FTC's action discourages companies to provide opt-outs or even meaningful privacy policies.
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It is "a blunt and ineffective tool to hold contractors accountable because it discourages them from bidding on projects in the first place," said Rachael Fauss, a senior research analyst at Reinvent Albany, a watchdog group.
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Advocates of tighter controls on dollar stores claim the big chains intentionally cluster multiple stores in low-income areas, a strategy that strategy discourages supermarkets from opening and threatens existing mom-and-pop grocers, critics say.
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Despite what tech companies would have us believe, people cannot be optimized for one another; an overwhelming abundance of options discourages the leaps of faith that can transform the terrible uncertainty of dating into something great.
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Study author Dr. Jian Zhang of Georgia Southern University says he believes the number-one reason for the drop is that so many people struggle to lose weight and keep it off, a process that discourages them.
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A government report also found that the process, known as metering or queuing, discourages people from presenting themselves at ports of entry and instead traveling to remote areas between, where they are detained by Border Patrol agents.
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Coupled with "muted" inflation, Clarida said that outlook justified the Fed's current policy stance, with rates roughly at a level that neither encourages nor discourages investment and spending, and a "patient" approach to any further rate moves.
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By doing so, the company seems to be trying to incentivize some gamers to try out an Xbox before the next generation of hardware inevitably dominates the news cycle and discourages new buyers from the existing platform.
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But these denouncements have reignited a debate over whether it's ethical for mental health experts to flout a longstanding tradition that discourages them from offering their opinions on a famous person's mental state in the first place.
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The central bank is likely to slightly cut its price forecasts for both years, the sources said, as a stronger yen pushes down import costs and sluggish consumer spending discourages firms from raising prices of their goods.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration discourages children from using e-cigarettes, many of which contain nicotine, and has said it hopes this year to launch a full-scale education campaign to warn teenagers about the dangers.
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Government-mandated project labor agreements (PLAs) on federal and federally assisted construction projects discourages merit shop contractors and the 86 percent of the construction workforce that chooses not to join a union from competing for such contracts.
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While Cardone offers some contrarian advice — he discourages investing in a 401(k) plan and buying a home — his wealth-building strategies helped him go from broke at 25 to earning his first million by age 30.
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By keeping critical information like your card number, expiration date, and security code buried within the Wallet app, Apple Card discourages you from sharing your information with third parties each time you want to make a purchase.
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After all, that tension also exists within Breath of the Wild: The cooking animation discourages overly long and grindy cooking sessions, but like all the many delightful animations in Zelda games, it's also a reward for cooking.
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China's "National Team" of state-backed investors should refrain from frequent trading, as their recent "buy low, sell high" strategy distorts stock market behaviour and discourages new investors, the state-run Economic Information Daily reported on Wednesday.
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This spirit discourages inherited responsibility and cultural stewardship; it brushes away the disciplines of duty; it makes the past seem irrelevant, because everyone is supposed to come from the same nowhere and rule based on technique alone.
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This also sets the tempo for the day and discourages the sleepy notion that, perhaps, just maybe, you can crawl back into bed for a nap around lunch — although there's something to be said for workday naps.
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"Contrary to the narrative promoted by the New York Times, the data suggests that YouTube's recommendation algorithm actively discourages viewers from visiting content that one could categorize as radicalizing or otherwise questionable," he said in the post.
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The reimbursement formula used in this part of Medicare creates "perverse incentives for prescribing higher-priced drugs" and discourages drug companies from competing on price, the White House Council of Economic Advisers said in a recent report.
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Among all respondents, seven in 10 said that Trump's rhetoric has encouraged anti-immigration sentiment, racism or discrimination in the U.S. And a majority, 54 percent, said Trump's policy of family separations at the border discourages immigration.
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Further challenging watchmakers is China's anti-corruption campaign, which discourages luxury gift giving, coupled with the country's sharp economic slowdown; and the strength of the Swiss franc, which continues to weigh on the profitability of numerous watch companies.
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Democrats are calling 2 Republican-led bills in Florida's state legislature — that require former felons to pay a range of fees before they can submit their votes — a modern-day "poll tax" that discourages voting altogether, CNN reports.
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On the last, the government's plans seem to suggest that, so long as companies live up to their duty of care by designing products in a way that discourages the dissemination of proscribed material, they will be protected.
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" The American Society of Primatologists agrees: In a statement on private primate ownership, it "discourages all individuals from privately owning primates for non-scientific or non-educational purposes and from breeding and selling or otherwise supplying nonhuman primates.
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Also, it found the terminal fee system discourages efficiency and creates winners and losers, and the main area of disadvantage for the U.S. is in the small packages that make up so much of the e-commerce flow.
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Most recently instituted in 1916 to help finance America's involvement in World War I, the death tax remains an unfair and immoral fixture in our tax code that discourages individual industry and punishes family farms and small businesses.
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While the BOJ is sticking with its view that economic recovery will continue, people familiar with the central bank's thinking said it stands ready to ease again if market tumult discourages firms from increasing capital spending and wages.
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Experts also pointed to the "public charge" rule, which effectively discourages immigrants from seeking public services, including health care, by threatening their immigration status if they are "likely to be a public charge" by relying on those services.
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And in some ways, the protests had the opposite of their intended effect: The crackdown provided a visceral demonstration of how far the government would go to suppress dissent, which discourages some would-be activists to this day.
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TORONTO, June 6 (Reuters) - The Ontario government on Thursday passed legislation to end a contract with a beer retailer in Canada's most populous province calling it a monopoly, but business lobby groups say the abrupt cancellation discourages investment.
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But Yellen and other Fed officials are convinced that the "neutral" rate, which neither stimulates nor discourages economic activity, is much lower than in the past, likely limiting how far the Fed can go during this rate increase cycle.
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The chicken-and-egg problem of a small user base and few compelling software titles, along with the fact that the physical weight of top-tier headsets discourages users from multi-hour sessions, has cooled some of the excitement.
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Hofkens said that charging high royalty rates discourages product makers from adopting new innovations, while setting royalty rates too low undermines new technology developers from licensing their patents to industry standards bodies, which enable mass markets to take off.
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Mr Levy, who designed Mexico's conditional cash-transfer scheme aimed at reducing poverty, has long argued against erecting further non-contributory benefits in parallel with (rather than to replace) employment-based social insurance, because this discourages hiring salaried workers.
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After some hesitation, the Swiss government said last month it would sign the compact while clarifying its position on detaining minors from the age of 15 pending deportation, which Swiss law allows but the non-binding U.N. pact discourages.
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It is unclear whether the Trump administration will adopt other ethics policies established by Obama, including one that restricts government officials from receiving gifts from lobbyists and another that discourages meetings between staff and lobbyists at the White House.
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It discourages state employees, ranchers, farmers, conservationists, local representatives, industry executives, and others from ever again doing the hard work of showing up year over year to long meetings to listen, problem-solve, compromise, and agree on a plan.
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Although Lee believes in peaceful resistance tactics, he follows a protest motto that discourages alienating or snitching on the violent — which is why he worked with others to create a diversion to give those inside a chance to escape.
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To avoid any inadvertent leaking of trading information, Bridgewater has a general policy that discourages the 450 employees who work on the investment side of the firm from socializing with those employed at Wall Street firms it trades with.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's "National Team" of state-backed investors should refrain from frequent trading, as their recent "buy low, sell high" strategy distorts stock market behavior and discourages new investors, the state-run Economic Information Daily reported on Wednesday.
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It isn't banning the phrase altogether, but Kickstarter is today launching a new tool, alongside new recommendations and rules for projects, that discourages creators from using "superlatives," or exaggerated claims about a product like "world's fastest," when naming their projects.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States understands Turkey's need to hold perpetrators of the recent attempted coup to account but the detention of more journalists is part of a worrisome trend that discourages public discourse, the State Department said on Wednesday.
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In researcher Michael Frone's book Alcohol and Illicit Drug Use in the Workforce and Workplace, Frone says that drug testing doesn't ward off heavy drug users, it just discourages casual drug users from applying to jobs that require drug tests.
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But as Hayden argues in his new book "The Assault on Intelligence," macro trends are colliding: Just as the intelligence community is evolving, President Trump and others are embracing a "post-truth" mindset that discourages the "pursuit of objective reality" altogether.
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" Musk, not one to mince words, also said that anyone who discourages the use of autonomous technology is in fact committing murder: "If you're writing an article that's negative that essentially dissuades people from using [autonomous tech], you're killing people.
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"DJI strongly discourages any attempt to defeat our safety systems, which are advisory and intended to facilitate compliance and safe operations by the average responsible person," Christian Struwe, head of European public policy at DJI, told Motherboard in an email.
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There's probably a by-law or two on the books for your city that discourages the use of smoke grenades in crowded urban areas, but they would also make it hard for pedestrians to actually see your mad dance moves.
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Coordinadora Nacional para la Reducción de Desastres, the government agency tasked with warning residents and visitors to potential environmental disasters, discourages people from getting to close to an active volcano due to falling debris and the instability of the activity.
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The real policy argument from the right, however, is that wealth taxes are an especially pernicious form of taxation because over the long term, the accumulation of capital is the key to productivity and economic growth, and taxing wealth discourages that.
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It has paid subsidies to towns that organise dating events, tried to create more nursery places and this week announced a bid to scrap a spousal tax break that discourages married women from earning more than 1.03m yen ($10,000) a year.
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Although many who swim outdoors consider wetsuits to be cheating—the membership page of the Serpentine club in Hyde Park actively discourages new members from wearing them—Deakin got one made for himself, so that was good enough for me.
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Moreover, while many states, including Ohio, have Good Samaritan laws that are meant to encourage people to call 911 if someone appears to be overdosing, the fact that you could be charged with manslaughter discourages some users from seeking help.
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She says the problem with implementing a mandatory reporting policy in the way this school district has chosen to do so is that it creates an environment that discourages young people from talking to teachers they may consider a trusted adult.
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It's raining bananas in one scene, while in another the protagonist Michael suffers at the hands of his boss, played by YouTube star Flula Borg, who discourages him from living his dream of making an all cat adaptation of Carrie (1976).
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In a statement to Business Insider, StrongArm chief technology officer and cofounder Mike Kim said the company intends for its devices to be used to protect industrial workers' health and safety, and that StrongArm discourages employers from using it punitively.
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Access to mental health treatment is scant, the demands of simply surviving are overwhelming, the fear of being discovered discourages people from seeking care, and the stigma of mental illness has perpetuated a culture of silence that only worsens the suffering.
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Instead, we should invest our time over the next several months toward preparing for November and addressing the problem the coronavirus has made quite apparent: Not all states have the resources to adapt to an environment that discourages social contact.
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The Quill decision has now not only hurt states but also distorted behavior of big retailers: It discourages them from establishing a brick-and-mortar location (and creating jobs) in a new state and being liable for collecting its sales tax.
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The Amish have historically low voter turnout, in part because their church discourages them from participating in politics, including holding public office or even voting for the nation's commander-in-chief, since they are conscientious objectors to war, Kraybill said.
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Recent outbreaks of the potentially fatal viral disease in various countries have been blamed on the growth of the anti-vaccination movement, which has spread via social media and discourages parents from immunizing their children against measles and other diseases.
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Amanda Uhry, the founder and owner of Manhattan Private School Advisors, which helps families with the admissions process, said she discourages parents from applying to for-profit schools, because she doesn't have confidence in the long-term stability of those schools.
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"I don't have any data on how common they are, but to me it's an unnecessary risk," said Dr. Greenwald, who discourages his own patients from getting colonics, which have been popularized by endorsements from celebrities, including the actress Gwyneth Paltrow.
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Michael German, an FBI whistleblower who left the agency after reporting allegations of mismanagement in counterterrorism cases, said outing government whistleblowers not only puts them at personal risk but also discourages other government officials from stepping forward to expose possible wrongdoing.
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Read more: A 'very excited' Princess Charlotte looked more adorable than ever on her first day of schoolPrince William reportedly works out with the mums at Prince George's schoolPrince George's new school discourages children from having a 'best friend' — here's why
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According to George Mason University Law Professor Adam Mossoff, this has resulted in legal uncertainty and an excessive "kill rate" of valid patents that discourages innovators in the biotech and high-tech sectors from investing in long-term R&D.
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This discourages foreign negotiators from making concessions to forge deals with the U.S. for fear that, soon after agreements have been reached, the president or a top White House adviser will up the U.S. demands required to sustain the deal.
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A pragmatic regulatory framework that allows for the licensed commercial production and retail sale of marijuana to adults, but that also restricts and discourages its use among young people best reduces the risks associated with the plant's use or abuse.
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Google's diversity program discourages debate on the topic of bias and encourages employees who participate in anti-bias training to keep details of the sessions secret, according to slides for leaders and participants of one such session used by the company.
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"We need to make sure we have a process that people trust and encourages people to come forward, and by extent discourages that behavior," said Laura Friedman, the California assemblywoman who heads the new subcommittee who also signed the letter.
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ICE has stepped up courthouse arrests of unauthorized immigrants under Trump, despite the fact that federal judges have prohibited the practice in some areas of the country on the basis that it discourages them from showing up for their hearings.
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Cory M. Salzillo, legislative director or the California State Sheriffs' Association, told CNN that the bill sends a message that discourages cooperation or giving assistance to law enforcement, and that it creates this notion that you shouldn't help law enforcement.
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The Fed lost ground on another front when policymakers marked down their estimate of the long-run federal funds rate, a rough proxy for the neutral rate that neither encourages nor discourages investment and spending decisions, from 2.8% to 2.5%.
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They see it as what happens when a focus on categories like race and gender becomes so narrow that it discourages intellectual rigor, draws focus away from "bigger" issues like economic insecurity, and breaks potential bonds of solidarity between different groups.
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Efficiency favors three-pointers and point-blank shots; the legalization of zone-ish defense discourages 1990s-style isolation scoring in favor of rapid ball movement; and a crackdown on defensive hand-checking has made sweet-shooting point guards more valuable than wing chuckers.
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But if the company signs an exclusivity arrangement that prevents the startup from doing business with other companies, or a right of first refusal that discourages other strategics from bidding in an M&A situation, it can actually hurt the company a lot.
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Except most users on a photo-centric platform like Tinder don't really articulate what they're looking for beyond indicating whether they want something casual or more serious; the swipe factor strongly discourages people from saying anything that can't be digested at a glance.
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Proponents of the opening with Cuba commended the White House and renewed calls for Congress to lift the embargo, which tightly restricts most trade and commerce and discourages American companies from pursuing even the limited activities that the Obama administration has authorized.
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"The current convention process discourages just the type of candidates most voters want — a fresh, outside and real world perspective from a new candidate who has not been courting potential convention delegates for years," Stefanowski wrote to the chairman of the CT GOP.
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WASHINGTON, July 27 (Reuters) - The United States understands Turkey's need to hold perpetrators of the recent attempted coup to account but the detention of more journalists is part of a worrisome trend that discourages public discourse, the State Department said on Wednesday.
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Read more: Princess Charlotte will attend an elite $23,000-a-year private school that teaches morning yoga and discourages children from having best friendsThe school teaches specialist subjects, including morning yoga, and staff are said to discourage children from having best friends.
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Screening of travelers may — or may not — help prevent people from bringing the virus into new communities in the US, but the World Health Organization discourages using "unnecessary" travel restrictions as a tool to try to stop the spread of a virus.
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I worry that this kind of thinking discourages people from feeling a sense of ecological accountability by outsourcing the responsibility of confronting our problems to A.I., a technology that can, as Ledgard observes, embody the flaws of the people who make it.
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His bill proposes to move the date so enrollment ends on April 15, coinciding with the tax filing deadline, arguing that the current sign-up period, centered on December, discourages people from signing up if they are busy around the holiday season.
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There are dozens of federal programs that provide relief to the poor, but these programs are set up in a way that discourages work and marriage — two of the most important forces that can lift us out of poverty and toward self-sufficiency.
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Gun industry groups said that the shift, which was first conceived during the Obama administration but halted after the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2000, would pare down a bureaucratic process that currently discourages American firearms companies from sending their products abroad.
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This goes on and on sometimes for days, and reflects both a high level of patience among moderators (seriously, kudos), and a strange power dynamic unlike any I've seen on the internet: In a way, the approach almost discourages the community from getting too big.
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So let's recap: Switching between daylight saving time and standard time doesn't save energy, it decreases the amount of daylight office workers see in the winter, it possibly puts a damper on sales, it discourages kids from exercising, and it may cause some auto accidents.
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Essentially, the algorithm found evidence of gender disparity in technical roles, and optimized for it; it neutrally replicated a societal and endemic preference for men wrought from an educational system and cultural bias that encourages men and discourages women in the pursuit of STEM roles.
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Lam: Big Bang are by far the most interesting boy band in the world, inthe way they navigate their egos through an industry that generally discourages self-empowerment, and how this journey manifests in their art and the way they choose to present themselves.
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"Sentencing a felon convicted of such a crime to probation re-victimizes the victim, discourages other victims from coming forward and sends the message that sexual assault of incapacitated victims is no big deal," said California Assemblymember Bill Dodd, who introduced the measure in June.
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The so-called "date structure" was set up to allow miners and industrial consumers to hedge physical shipments for odd periods, but the LME says this discourages funds who prefer trading based on single monthly expiry like other futures exchanges, such as U.S. rival CME.
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These childish efforts to shun me because I refused to change my position on civil liberties that I have kept for half a century discourages vibrant debate and may dissuade other civil libertarians from applying their neutral principles to a president of whom they disapprove.
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Read more: Famous dancers defended Prince George after a news anchor mocked him for taking ballet at schoolThe school has become somewhat controversial since it was revealed that it discourages pupils from "having best friends," as it wants every child to be treated equally.
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This newspaper discourages clusters of all caps, even in some commonly used acronyms, so I am regretfully unable to indulge the Chinese pianist who on Wednesday gave a performance at Carnegie Hall that was bold and often impressively loud, but sometimes hard to read.
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But even if she playfully campaigned for the Marvel job with tweets pointing out their commonalities (down to her similar sweep of side-parted dark hair swirled with purple, since cropped closer and dyed blonde on top), she discourages pushing the analogy too far.
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Before heading into the White House East Room for a photo opportunity, an aide told the team, which had planned to confront Trump on his administration's gender equity policies, that Secret Service discourages visitors from handing things to the president, The Washington Post reported.
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While liberals protest that even requiring a free voter ID is racist because it discourages minorities from voting, they see no problem making concealed handgun permits cost $2900 in Illinois or even more in other heavily Democratic states such as California, Connecticut or New Jersey.
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Andrew Yang Yang, an entrepreneur, supports the concept of Medicare for All, arguing that the prevailing job-based insurance system discourages businesses from hiring due to ever-rising costs, while forcing people to stay in jobs they dislike for fear of losing their healthcare coverage.
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A global study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development found that girls "lack self-confidence" in their ability to solve math and science problems and thus score worse than they would otherwise, which discourages them from pursuing science, engineering, technology and mathematics (STEM) fields.
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But for me, although the doctor now discourages chocolates at the end of my meal and I'm no longer trying to avoid bizarre missions (these days I probably seek them out), my heart is still a herring and I'm always careful to go back to Tivolihallen.
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On the policy front, Congress should better understand gender-sensitive loan data, free up a regulatory environment that discourages smaller banks from lending to small women-owned businesses, and develop a track for women to become investors through government-backed programs like the Small Business Investment Companies.
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Research indicates that the use of this system, without requiring the expenditure of billions of dollars or grotesque human rights violations, successfully discourages the use of unauthorized labor and boosts earnings for Latino legal residents and citizens (there is no labor market impact on native-born whites).
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The National Commission on Correctional Health Care, which accredits correctional facilities, strongly opposes the use of restraints during labor and delivery and discourages their use during the prepartum and postpartum periods, except when there is an imminent risk that the woman will flee or cause harm.
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"Hyperinflation brings the economic system to a halt: It scares off foreign investors, discourages local business, destroys the value of savings and wages for households, thus damaging long-term economic growth," Francesco Filia, chief executive officer at the London-based fund Fasanara Capital, told CNBC via email.
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And on dating apps, unlike Facebook or Instagram, there is a clear goal: You're supposed to actually match with someone, which then discourages us from revealing, say, the stranger aspects of our personalities, even if that information would be far more useful to know in the long run.
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"People are going to have a choice when they get into a plan to stay in a plan," the South Dakota Republican Thune said, arguing the GOP approach discourages people from trying to "game the system" by dropping coverage and then signing back up again when they're sick.
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But as far as Hillary Clinton is concerned—and I think most people in the Foreign Policy Establishment [feel the same]—the idea that the United States actively discourages other countries from developing nuclear weapons is obviously a good thing, and they don't want anyone to question it.
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"Mr Obama might have moved bookies' odds on the UK leaving the EU, and that possibly discourages people from holding onto short sterling positions, but it's been a difficult few weeks for people in the foreign exchange market - it's been very choppy," Societe Generale macro strategist, Kit Juckes, said.
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And the shared Medicaid funding model encourages states to provide more generous eligibility coverage: The formula encourages expansion during good economic times (since the feds pay most of the bill) but also discourages contraction during bad economic times (since every state dollar saved means even more federal dollars lost).
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It's wildly unfair to blame women for not working in higher-paying science, technology, engineering, or math fields when society subtly discourages them from doing so almost from birth, and when constant sexual harassment sometimes drives them out even when they do go to work in the field.
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Many, if not most, economic modelers would come to very different conclusions: that a basic income discourages work, that raising taxes to pay for it could have profound negative economic impacts, and that not paying for it and exploding the deficit is a recipe for fiscal and economic ruin.
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"In light of the Committee's persistent and growing concerns about ICE's lack of fiscal discipline, whether real or manufactured, and its inability to manage detention resources within the appropriations made by law without the threat of anti-deficiency, the Committee strongly discourages transfer or reprogramming requests to cover ICE's excesses."
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But the latest draft loosens the reins for men 55 to 69 with no symptoms or history of prostate cancer: The former D rating, which discourages screening, has been upgraded to a C, which leaves the decision up to "a man's values and preferences," the task force said in a statement.
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In recent conversations, multiple Hill staffers and Washington veterans told CNN that that it is difficult to come forward with allegations against bosses -- particularly lawmakers -- on the Hill, for fear of repercussions and damaging career prospects, and due to a slow, cumbersome OOC process they say discourages people from coming forward.
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However, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation strongly discourages the public from taking any animal from the wild and keeping it as a pet, and your neighbor would need to obtain a wildlife rehabilitator license from the state if the animal were injured and in need of long-term care.
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Given that only 25-30 percent of domestic violence cases are reported to police, our society can ill afford to have pro athletes from a sport that lays claim to a day of the week talking about violence against women in a way that discourages more victims from coming forward.
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With less than a quarter of the Congress, he governed for ten months through gestures—a big rise in the minimum wage, which employers say discourages job creation—and symbolic acts, such as a yet-to-be-fulfilled commitment to move the remains of General Franco, Spain's former dictator, from his grandiose memorial.
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"If you combine the resources of Juul and Altria, together you create one of the wealthiest, most powerful corporations we have seen – one whose interests are directly linked to preventing or delaying legislative or regulatory action which discourages use of their products," said Matthew Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids.
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But because there isn't enough evidence to determine the risk, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) discourages marijuana use during pregnancy, and warns breastfeeding moms to avoid eating or smoking marijuana or inhaling its secondhand smoke -- since some amount of THC, just like alcohol, can pass into the baby that way.
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" CBS News anchor Major Garrett later challenged Sanders on that point, arguing that Justice Department protocol "discourages conversations with the president and the FBI about anything that might involve the president to ensure there is no confusion about political interference or even the impression or appearance of political influence on the FBI.
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Government-mandated PLAs force contractors to hire unfamiliar labor from union hiring halls and require nonunion construction workers to join a union or pay union dues as a condition of employment, which discourages competition from qualified American businesses and the 86 percent of the U.S. construction workforce not affiliated with labor unions.
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" More recently, in 22009, the pro-life blogger Dustin Germain described embryo "adoption" as an opportunity to right the wrongs of IVF: "The IVF industry not only discourages adoption of already existing orphans, but is responsible for the creation of hundreds of thousands of new orphans; it is an orphan-making industry.
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The protesters included mostly 18- and 19-year-old college students and fans of Kesha from New York and Connecticut, as well as a few older protesters who, though not personal fans of Kesha, see the outcome of her case as indicative of a broken system that discourages women from coming forward about sexual assault.
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While CPP officially discourages using Myers-Briggs for hiring or evaluation, the company is also clear that the test is (as its creators always intended) designed for management, touting Hallmark, Southwest Airlines, and Marriott Hotels as happy corporate clients who have used the MBTI to generate harmonious, productive offices simply through increased understanding of type.
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But a more sordidly transactional sort of liberalism, a progressive president whose supporters and scribes are pre-disillusioned rather than panting for the Big Win, might be a tonic for the right — not one that cures all paranoias (just ask Drudge), but one that discourages the right's search for a Caesar of its own.
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It discourages officials from collaborating in the most efficient and effective way, creates incentives for evasion of existing legal standards, blurs the lines between security concerns and compliance with record-keeping laws, and over time casts a pall of impropriety over the very banal desire to be able to talk things over in private.
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Now, for the first time, the Supreme Court is determining what the words "encourage" and "induce" mean in the context of this 1986 law, and whether the ambiguous nature of those two words would constitute an interpretation so broad that it criminalizes or discourages legal political speech the First Amendment is otherwise designed to protect.
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As a sex educator, Levkoff says her priority is helping parents and teens communicate openly about these issues, but the reality is that "oftentimes parents haven't given teens information about sex or sexuality, or have done it in a way that judgmental or negative," which discourages teens from asking their parents for sexual health advice or access to services.
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New research shows that transparent choice architecture can work just as well Platforms should recognize the power they possess and take care not to exploit the markets they've created, including by abusing information asymmetries between themselves and users or opposing reasonable regulations Platforms should avoid using choice architecture that discourages users from acting in their own best interests.
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A pragmatic regulatory framework that allows for the legal, licensed commercial production and retail sale of cannabis to adults, but restricts and discourages its use among young people, best reduces the risks associated with the plant's use or abuse, and provides an environment whereby consumers can best learn the skills and knowledge to readily delineate between the two behaviors.
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Read more: Princess Charlotte will attend an elite $23,000-a-year private school that teaches morning yoga and discourages children from having best friendsWearing the official school uniform, which included a button-down shirt, a navy sweater, and a matching skirt, Charlotte posed for photos with her parents and brother before heading off to her first class.
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"When I'm advising a Ph.D. dissertation, I'm always thinking about access to data," Nathan said, adding that he discourages students from pursuing theses about power struggles in Beijing, or on the relationship between civilians and the Party's People's Liberation Army—not because they're sensitive topics, but because the inaccessibility of data makes them incredibly difficult to study.
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The distraction-free library ethos is actually a city tradition, from the private tranquil libraries of stately homes such as North London's 17th-century estate Kenwood House in Hampstead Heath to the British Library's Reading Room in King's Cross — a place where the etiquette policy strongly discourages the presence of mobile phones entirely with tactfully placed signs.
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The statement Apple gave TechCrunch is impenetrable to the average user: What makes it worse is that Apple does not make it easy to replace the battery yourself, discourages third party repair, and doesn't have the first party repair infrastructure to handle large numbers of in-store battery swaps, especially in states that don't have lots of Apple Stores.
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A pragmatic regulatory framework that allows for the legal, licensed commercial production and retail sale of marijuana to adults but restricts and discourages its use among young people — coupled with a legal environment that fosters open, honest dialogue between parents and children about marijuana's effects — best reduces the risks associated with the plant's use or abuse.
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