"Dissent must be set off from dissent," the narrator says.
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Justice Scalia's Morrison dissent, it should be noted, is a dissent.
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Justice Ginsburg wore her dissent collar and read her dissent from the bench.
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A new crisis generates new dissent, followed by repression — and then more dissent.
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I can imagine a situation where I would dissent and a situation where I wouldn't dissent.
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For Barbz, fandom doesn't allow for dissent—even when it's not dissent but a valid, healthy appraisal.
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Justice Clarence Thomas wrote his own dissent and Chief Justice John Roberts joined Justice Samuel Alito's dissent.
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Even that slap will sting Lady Liberty, but it would send the right message: dissent, even impolite dissent, is tolerated.
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But this did little to silence dissent despite the best efforts of those who want to crush and silence dissent.
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Sotomayor dissent and Korematsu Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in a blistering dissent, said the court was wrong to ignore Trump's various comments.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined most of Justice Sotomayor's dissent, along with all of a separate dissent from Justice Elena Kagan.
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NAPOLITANO: This was a -- the only way I can describe her dissent was -- and I know her well -- was a fierce dissent.
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In fact, it is fair to say that he's even incited violent suppression of dissent when that dissent is aimed at Herr Drumpf.
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Dissent: No evidence the law is restrictive Justice Charles Canady wrote the dissent, saying the appeals court decision should be affirmed on procedural grounds.
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Judge Karen Henderson, a George H.W. Bush appointee, joined the dissent from Katsas and a separate dissent from Judge Neomi Rao, another Trump appointee.
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Denniston wrote, however, the ruling failed to set a standard for future rulings, as mentioned in Justice Clarence Thomas' dissent and Alito's partial dissent.
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Of the 20173 cases in which a Trump appointee wrote a dissent or an opinion eliciting dissent, about half involved civil rights or criminal matters.
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Though the connection between external threats and reformist dissent has been more tenuous this century than it was during the Cold War, and though such dissent has posed much less of a challenge to the powerful than it did in the past, many elites after 9/11 did connect domestic dissent to terrorism and did implement policies with a potential chilling effect upon that dissent.
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The Grenell pick is thus an interesting test for the Trump administration: How much internal dissent can it tolerate, and what kind of dissent is acceptable?
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Her voice was clear, with barely a trace of the hoarseness she had on Monday, as she read her dissent from bench, wearing her famed dissent collar.
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And his dissent on Jane Doe and his dissent in the contraception mandate case make us really believe that he is actually quite hostile to all reproductive freedoms.
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"Once you start choking the space for dissent in a democracy, people feel pushed to the wall and then it leads to further dissent and alienation," she said.
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Russia -- and China -- treat dissent much more harshly.
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But protesters maintain the potential risk of Beijing using the policy to quash dissent — including the sort of dissent the protests themselves represent — outweighs any benefit the legislation might bring.
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For me, a foreign-raised person who likes America, one of its greatest curiosities is this: that those who have the most reason for dissent are those least allowed dissent.
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" What that proved, Dr. Raines said, was that J. Edgar Hoover, the F.B.I. director, "was not simply into surveillance; Hoover was into taking the voice of dissent away from dissent.
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Generally speaking, punk rock is a tool wielded by those on the lowest rungs of society to express dissent—and nowhere was dissent more reactionary than in Fidel Castro's Cuba.
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"I hope like him, we remain graceful in victory and undaunted in defeat -- brave enough to dissent and, if no one will join us, brave enough to dissent alone," she said.
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Analysts say they do not expect a repeat of past widespread violence given measures to stifle dissent in Bahrain, which has been emboldened by a crackdown on dissent in Saudi Arabia.
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However, Li has become a casualty of a new type of internet censorship which intrudes into previously private areas where limited dissent -- or at least discussion around dissent -- was once tolerated.
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Some Democrats have seized on that dissent to assert that he would not vote to uphold patient protections in future cases, though the dissent provided only limited visibility into his thinking.
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He has overseen a crackdown on dissent While ostensibly opening up the Saudi economy and society at large, MBS directed a swift crackdown on dissent that reached the highest echelons of power.
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Even without the current economic headwinds that may fuel dissent and social instability, the Chinese Communist Party would be "determined to constrain the potential for destabilizing dissent created by the internet," Bandurski said.
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With McCain back in the chamber, dissent from both Sens.
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At the moment, it seems Trump is tolerating the dissent.
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Originalism was a language of dissent, for people whose point
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And here is the full text of Clyburn's statement:I dissent.
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Then there's the flip side of Trump's intolerance for dissent.
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Others try to remove gasoline subsidies quietly to avoid dissent.
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Why did voting Fed member Esther George withdraw her dissent?
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In a written response to the dissent memo on Sept.
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Sisi's critics accuse him of cracking down on all dissent.
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The academic literature has not treated Justice Blackmun's dissent kindly.
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And the main dissent from that view came from Sen.
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Critics say Erdogan is using the law to stifle dissent.
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When it comes to his agenda, Parris brooks no dissent.
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Officials are worried about dissent even within their own ranks.
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"They're going to get at least one dissent," said Swonk.
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The internet is no longer a safe space for dissent.
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The dissent over the Trump campaign also took other turns.
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But the demand, like Mr Trump's call, brooks no dissent.
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She has spoken up for human rights and tolerated dissent.
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Such dissent would have been crushed by Mr dos Santos.
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Instead, space for dissent is disappearing and executions are rising.
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The decision drew a furious dissent from Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
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That's spurred concerns Erdogan was cracking down on all dissent.
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There's millions of people monitoring the internet and squelching dissent.
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The urgency of the crisis leaves no room for dissent.
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Some people aren't afraid to dissent — including this hardcore Gradnma.
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"We believe that Roe was wrongly decided", the dissent reads.
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In a 1992 dissent, Scalia explained his position on abortion.
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Do you think Twitter is a safe medium for dissent?
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Critics say he is using the law to stifle dissent.
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There is no correct way to dissent, in this framework.
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Behold this beautiful example of suborbital dissent (and eventually, descent).
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Homelessness, poverty, political dissent — you name it, we'll jail it.
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Yet in the same speech, Pompeo seemed to momentarily dissent.
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Dissent isn't allowed, especially when large corporate profits are involved.
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But the rest of us find many reasons for dissent.
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Justice Sotomayor's concluding remarks in her dissent in Trump v.
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Nonfiction Power has a way of inoculating itself against dissent.
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He said this dissent had faded over the past year.
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The PYD does not tolerate dissent from fellow Kurds, either.
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Wars. But even his dissent, arguably, has helped lay the
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. joined Chief Justice Roberts's dissent.
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The power to resist relies on our right to dissent.
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Mignon Clyburn, the lone Democratic commissioner, staged an aggressive dissent.
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It's unclear just how much dissent the government will allow.
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Awards for constructive dissent turned complaints into searches for solutions.
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In Conversation: Awareness, Action and Dissent (Part I) Thursday, Oct.
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In Conversation: Awareness, Action and Dissent (Part II) Thursday, Dec.
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The railroads also brought dissent from the existing transport industries.
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"We need to march; we need to dissent," Tanis said.
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Protesters said the marches were a sign of growing dissent.
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This senior liberal will increasingly be relegated to the dissent.
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The Democratic National Convention was troubled by chaos and dissent.
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There was seemingly little tolerance for dissent at the meeting.
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The truth is, Castro repressed dissent with arrests and executions.
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Additionally, Rao's Grand Jury dissent appears to fit a pattern.
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Trade retaliation, murmurs of dissent in China and overlooked obituaries.
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Ms. Roiphe's work has not been published in Dissent magazine.
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There were just too many pockets of dissent and rejection.
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As Mr. Mok spoke, signs of open dissent against Mrs.
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These tactics are explicitly intended to clamp down on dissent.
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Justice Brandeis's dissent objected to warrantless wiretapping by the government.
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Since seizing power, Sisi has launched a crackdown on dissent.
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Chief Justice Roberts made a similar argument in his dissent.
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Xi Jinping's handling of the epidemic is reviving political dissent.
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Silencing critics In this oppressive climate, dissent is not tolerated.
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Breyer's dissent took aim at capital punishment as a whole.
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You're always going to use what you know to dissent.
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He wrote a similar dissent about another agency this year.
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We think Judge Chin got it right in his dissent.
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This arrangement, according to Scalia's lonely dissent, was not allowed.
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So far, dissent has been limited, and almost always cautious.
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It fears the tyranny of theory that cannot tolerate dissent.
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In dissent, Justice Sotomayor said Justice Kennedy's analysis was flawed.
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It is our right and duty as citizens to dissent.
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None of the shorthanded court's eight justices recorded any dissent.
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The justices issued the order without comment or noted dissent.
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That revitalized Jewish dissent fits squarely in Mr. Frank's legacy.
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"In this country, it's prohibited to dissent," Mr. Mata said.
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Many authoritarian regimes are also cracking down further on dissent.
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Human rights activists say he has cracked down on dissent.
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But not only blue states were part of the dissent.
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The medieval church originated the practice of consciously fanning dissent.
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Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted their dissent.
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There was no dissent noted in the short unsigned order.
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However, in 2014 signs of dissent emerged among his loyalists.
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Such cases create a climate of fear and chill dissent.
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Kavanaugh, in dissent, expressed sympathy for the religious challengers. Sen.
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"The radical left tolerates no dissent," he told his supporters.
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In dissent, Judge Neomi J. Rao, appointed by Mr. Trump.
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Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil M. Gorsuch joined the dissent.
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Añez knows what the government's crackdown on dissent looks like.
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Dissent was linked with treason and disgracefulness to the leaders.
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If you close that window, then there's no dissent left.
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Rao dissent suggests a 'roving inquisition' In her dissent, Rao adopts the argument from Trump and House Republicans that the efforts to get Trump's personal documents cannot be done simply under Congress's investigative power.
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Dissent: Sex and orientation are different Judge Diane Sykes, a top contender for the Supreme Court under President Donald Trump, wrote the dissent for three members of the court, calling the majority opinion "momentous".
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He didn't register a dissent in the Arkansas case the way his conservative colleagues did; it's possible he dissented without letting that dissent be recorded, but it's also possible he sided with the liberals.
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W.A.G.E. advocates for the Whitney staffers, urging: Unlike artists, from whom dissent is expected, dissent by museum workers is carefully managed and in the case of visitor-facing staff might easily lead to dismissal.
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" This meant suppression of dissent and extirpation of free speech: "One of the first things the new state of Georgia did was to pass a law that made dissent" against secession "punishable by death.
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On top of dissent from the left and dissent from the right, at least one group will have another grievance: Some Republicans will be upset because they didn't get their way on health care.
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He didn't register a dissent in the Arkansas case the way his conservative colleagues did; it's possible he dissented without letting that dissent be recorded but it's also possible he sided with the liberals.
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Its dissent on the actual National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) was footnoted on the front page, but the summary of the report made public by the White House prior to to the war omitted that dissent.
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The government usually allows for there to be some form of dissent expressed; however, it will step in if there is a possibility the dissent and the threat of protests gains momentum among the populace.
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Officials have been trying to crush dissent with even greater vigour.
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Protected by Cuban counter-intelligence agents, Venezuela's government pounces on dissent.
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Dissent by any parliament member could therefore endanger the coalition's plans.
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Under Mr Xi, the space for loyal dissent has been shrinking.
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But I am glad the body has voices of moral dissent.
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Mike Pence is correct that dissent is the sound of freedom.
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" And a second story : "Sonia Sotomayor Delivers Sharp Dissent Over Ruling.
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I don't mean there was little dissent; rather, there was none.
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Indeed, neither dissent even attempts any serious argument to the contrary.
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They soft-pedaled their dissent on his trade and immigration policies.
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That occurs in two-bit dictatorships intent on stamping out dissent.
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The dissent, written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, emphasized that point.
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Still, Quesada said the organizers don't want to shut out dissent.
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Rights groups accuse Azeri authorities of muzzling dissent and jailing opponents.
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Apple and Amazon are known for expecting dissent to remain private.
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The Bongos have long relied on patronage to buy off dissent.
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There appears to be internal dissent at the company as well.
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Delrahim kicked things off talking about Justice Louis Brandeis's Olmstead dissent.
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Granted, there was less dissent in the House than many expected.
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There is also strong dissent within Germany and the governing coalition.
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Critics say the law is intended to stifle dissent before elections.
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Even several Republicans expressed dissent about the "lynching" tweet on Tuesday.
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I dissent, because I am among the millions who is outraged.
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A scorching dissent from one judge found the whole enterprise unconstitutional.
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Amid a sweeping crackdown on dissent, it was a remarkable one.
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They put the right to dissent in the Constitution, he said.
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Karimov faced strong international criticism for his brutal crackdown on dissent.
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His tolerance for dissent within his own party has reached zero.
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Nor abortion, nor same-sex marriage, nor religious dissent against Obamacare.
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Yet Justice Breyer's dissent does not cede exegesis to the majority.
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In dissent, Justice Robert Jackson called the majority opinion "utterly discordant".
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Since he came into power, Sisi has cracked down on dissent.
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"I was in dissent," Breyer said on C-Span in 2008.
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The only plausible sources of dissent are the army and students.
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General Haftar has quashed dissent in the areas under his control.
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Second, it is impossible to proceed without mentioning Justice Scalia's dissent.
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Now imagine dissent overwhelms GOP leadership and the Senate confirms Garland.
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There will, of course, be disagreement and dissent regarding this announcement.
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Abbas has cracked down on dissent, and such protests are rare.
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"That's normal, man!" says @vp Biden of dissent from Sanders' supporters.
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The dissent in The Lobster is subtler, and more deeply sublimated.
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They could starve a startup or stifle a voice of dissent.
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"There is no dissent," said Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats.
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A dissent memo at the State Department has garnered 1,000 signatures.
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The decision also drew dissent from Chicago Fed president Charles Evans.
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Nonetheless, discontent and dissent is starting to well up among Russians.
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Still, there has been no significant political dissent about Trump's performance.
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Under Mao Zedong, the slightest whisper of dissent was savagely punished.
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" Criminalizing dissent is necessary, he added, because "lines are being crossed.
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It's part of a campaign by Xi Jinping to eliminate dissent.
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His dissent was joined by Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.
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While dissent among Merkel's conservatives was muted, business groups are worried.
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It has no free press and dissent is rare and dangerous.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor addressed this glaring omission in her searing dissent.
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" She closed by saying, "With respect, but deep sadness, I dissent.
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But there have been voices of dissent within both parties. Sen.
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Holmes's dissent did not answer all the questions about free speech.
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Are religious beliefs so deeply held that they brook no dissent?
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Rights groups say the crackdown has been exploited to muzzle dissent.
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She has also moved to curb free speech and muzzle dissent.
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Carr said Canada had a tradition of tolerating and embracing dissent.
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Judge Patrick Higginbotham, writing in dissent, disputed his colleagues' factual assessments.
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Dissent from the official government line is consistently called into suspicion.
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Backlash The shutdown appears to have emboldened rather than crushed dissent.
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Ellsberg's turn to dissent is handled with economy in The Post.
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Is Pepsi a symbol of the status quo or of dissent?
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Planned Parenthood -- in a dissent Monday that warned against upending precedent.
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A party newspaper warned about the risks of crushing all dissent.
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They had everything from tremendous support to tremendous dissent from people.
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But some economists continue to dissent and seek a larger explanation.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Ong on June 16 without dissent.
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There is no question that Trump's approach has sparked significant dissent.
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" In his dissent, Judge Thomas Ambro argued that by equating "T.
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In her dissent in Thursday's two consolidated cases — American Legion v.
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The things that made me proud about our tolerance for dissent.
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Almost immediately, Sisi began cracking down on dissent from all sides.
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Undergirding such inequality was the PRI's suppression of information and dissent.
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Hasina, the government has also become increasingly heavy-handed about dissent.
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There will, of course, be disagreement and dissent regarding this announcement.
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They don't have to deal with so much disrespect and dissent.
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During his rule, Mr. Kadyrov has shown little tolerance of dissent.
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Chief Justice Roberts wrote the dissent for the court's conservative wing.
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In dissent, Justice Breyer faulted every part of the majority's analysis.
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Dissent, he often told others, is the highest form of patriotism.
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Another development regards the unprecedented overreaction of the state to dissent.
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Serious vetting should begin with Judge Kavanaugh's dissent in Garza v.
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Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil M. Gorsuch joined Justice Alito's dissent.
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Roberts was in the dissent in the Whole Woman's Health case.
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Who would dissent from the seductive notion of a global sisterhood?
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Shutting down dissent in the Rif will hardly soothe its grievances.
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They put an emphasis instead on political pluralism, dissent and diversity.
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It also imposes internet blackouts as a way to stifle dissent.
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There was no noted dissent from the court&aposs unsigned order.
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Oil has underpinned an autocratic government with little tolerance for dissent.
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In this climate, penalties for intraparty dissent are quick and brutal.
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Collins again, in his dissent to the Judiciary Committee's impeachment report.
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"Even though I disagree, I will bury my dissent," she said.
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The military assumed power and launched an unprecedented crackdown on dissent.
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As Justice Thomas's dissent in the gay marriage decision, Obergefell v.
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Judge Debra Ann Livinston, another Bush appointee, issued a partial dissent.
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Judge Debra Ann Livinston, another Bush appointee, issued a partial dissent.
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He wrote a concurring opinion, he did not write a dissent.
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It's part of a campaign by President Xi to eliminate dissent.
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Could this be just paranoia -- or scapegoating to delegitimize democratic dissent?
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It is not a military rule, where dissent will be crushed.
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Whatever the cause or the cost, the dissent must be crushed.
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He called for more room for "healthy, loyal dissent" in Singapore.
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He has quashed dissent and demanded loyalty through coercion and intimidation.
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It is also a check on corporate efforts to silence dissent.
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Maduro has reacted to the chaos and dissent with authoritarian tactics.
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Jenkins blamed people from outside the town for stirring up dissent.
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But at the moment, they are facing more dissent than that.
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The party then ordered the two MPs not to voice dissent.
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Things fell apart when the artists voiced their dissent more creatively.
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Justice Elena Kagan also issued a separate dissent, joined by Ginsburg.
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Kavanaugh&aposs dissent angered both sides of the abortion debate, because while Kavanaugh did not endorse the immigrant&aposs right to an abortion, his dissent also did not specifically deny her that right in all cases.
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Then, you dig a little deeper, and shortly after his nomination, a speech surfaced where he praised former Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist's dissent in Roe, basically saying that Rehnquist was right to dissent in Roe.
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He begins to recite his dissent, and all of a sudden, the entire room, the volume wells up and all of these young men are word for word repeating along with Scalia his dissent in Morrison v.
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A petulant dissent from Justice Samuel Alito called the majority's view "puzzling".
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But his most significant decision came in his dissent in Briggs v.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: So Russian intention was to show dissent-- UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes.
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The lone dissent was Justice Pierce Butler, a conservative critic of state
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But Tillerson may very well ignore the dissent as have previous administrations.
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Ted Cruz asked Kavanaugh about his dissent in Priests for Life v.
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I dissent, because I am among the millions who is outraged. Outraged,
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From the back of the same courtyard came the cries of dissent.
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I dissent from this rash decision to roll back net neutrality rules.
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Just imagine the nettlesome dissent that gets spread via links and images!
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They'd have to dissent on some issue and it wouldn't be tolerated.
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He gave plum jobs to union officials, effectively silencing voices of dissent.
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So far, there is little sign of dissent in the top ranks.
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The backdrop: In the Philippines, the government uses Facebook to suppress dissent.
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We now know this was an unanimous conclusion, save one dissent: Trump.
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The more effective the censorship, it seems, the more inventive the dissent.
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Sisi's critics say his presidency has brought a harsh crackdown on dissent.
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Fighting corruption and crushing dissent have been hallmarks of Mr Xi's rule.
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Thomas, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito were in dissent.
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President Hamilton would have solved this problem by all but eliminating dissent.
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Final rules that encounter dissent are also more vulnerable to legal challenges.
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Another way governments have quashed dissent is by suppressing mobile communication altogether.
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But critics say he has become increasingly autocratic and intolerant of dissent.
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The West can exploit this by engineering dissent in the autocrat's camp.
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The dissent is a pretty straightforward defense of the deferred-action programs.
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AS, setting the stage for dissent at next month's annual general meetings.
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Without that acknowledgment, unity calls are dangerously close to invalidations of dissent.
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Some of the loudest dissent is coming from a surprising corner: growers.
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For months the party blamed dissent on "foreign enemies" and local malcontents.
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"Dissent is seen as a destabilisation," explains Francis Pangilinan, an opposition senator.
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He wrote: The dissent concluded with a passionate reference to Oliver Twist:
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In Burundi, the government is using human rights violations to stifle dissent.
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Do so by publicly voicing dissent to overturn this misguided executive memorandum.
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Op-Ed Contributor Ms. Leonard is an editor at large for Dissent.
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Thousands of Polish protesters took to the streets to voice their dissent.
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At its worst, it can feel like a way to quash dissent.
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And lately, Zuckerberg seems to be running into a lot of dissent.
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The military government has clamped down on dissent ahead of the Aug.
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Furthermore, in 85033, Hardiman wrote a common-sense dissent in Drake vs.
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Opposition groups say the purges are being used to silence all dissent.
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Rights groups have voiced concern about stifling of dissent under the crackdown.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Bernstein on May 19, 2016 without dissent.
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DHS' vote, he noted, was not unanimous and came with a dissent.
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In the war against dissent, however, Mr Xi is facing visible resistance.
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According to Dissent Doe, the pseudonymous administrator of breach monitoring website DataBreaches.
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WHENEVER dictators stifle dissent, the art which most often survives is music.
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But Jefferson never responded to criticism by threatening to shut down dissent.
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It has a code of ethics that discourages public expressions of dissent.
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They have a voice and aren't afraid to use it in dissent.
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But there, too, I heard some quiet but telling voices of dissent.
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To the Editor: "Dissent Erupts at Facebook" highlights a dilemma confronting Facebook.
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Casey dissent that the court, particularly nominations to it, had become politicized.
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"By their fixer ye shall know them," wrote Bruce Robbins in Dissent.
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The administration has discouraged open dissent on issues of war and peace.
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Mr Xi has presided over the toughest crackdown on dissent in years.
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This is merely the latest example of a crackdown on peaceful dissent.
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The catch, of course, is that disruption is often indicative of dissent.
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Both share visions of modernising their nations and brook little political dissent.
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PELHAM "Creative Dissent: Arts of the Arab Spring Uprisings." through June 4.
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At even a hint of dissent, vitriolic commentary bubbles up, and why?
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Trump views dissent as a threat -- not as a form of patriotism.
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Besiktas fans have traditionally been attracted to leftist causes, and to dissent.
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" I dissent from Mr. Kanigel's flat assertion that "she was never beautiful.
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" I dissent further when he writes, "She was not even memorably unbeautiful.
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Sisi's critics say he has presided over an intensifying crackdown on dissent.
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I pray that dissent will always be protected in this great country.
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Congress has a duty to investigate your efforts to criminalize scientific dissent.
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Through administrative actions, the dissent response strategy of China quickly becomes clear.
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California's Dianne Feinstein raised concerns about what Kavanaugh's dissent in Garza v.
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But opponents accuse the government of curbing dissent and limiting free speech.
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Over four decades, it used torture, intimidation and informants to crush dissent.
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The only things that seem to be guaranteed are intractability and dissent.
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In his own community, Tutu Pombo eased dissent by spreading money around.
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When he failed, the court either deadlocked or left him in dissent.
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Liberals are also pointing to Kavanaugh's dissent in Priests for Life v.
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The bills won broad bipartisan support in both committees, with minimal dissent.
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He has also arrested scores of clerics in a crackdown on dissent.
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Now, it is the state itself that is brutally suppressing political dissent.
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However, as with all disruptive innovations, there are large pockets of dissent.
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The younger Falwell has historically had little tolerance for dissent among faculty.
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It is a worldview where dissent is demonized and pride supersedes fact.
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State Department whistle-blower laws prohibit retaliation against employees following dissent procedures.
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Now, one or more justices dissent in about 60 percent of rulings.
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China squelches online dissent and imprisons many of those who practice it.
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Justice Chandrachud's dissent will be vital to judicial challenges in the future.
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These were the product of needless strong-armed tactics to silence dissent.
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Yet in response, the university leadership conducted an investigation into their dissent.
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CAM has always welcomed argument, dialogue, dissent, and debate about its exhibitions.
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He called the dissent "a matter of egos" and made the changes.
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"This is a classic pretext to crack down on dissent," he said.
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Simmons was called for a technical in the second half for dissent.
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Since then, no genuine elections have been held, and no dissent brooked.
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The streets were militarized and public dissent was banned by presidential orders.
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In dissent, Justice Clarence Thomas said the majority had done something extraordinary.
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Justices Stephen G. Breyer and Samuel A. Alito Jr. joined the dissent.
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When facing an existential threat, there is no room for public dissent.
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After the election, the Russians kept up their efforts to foment dissent.
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Now the digital dissent is becoming increasingly widespread, upending even smaller websites.
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He argued in his dissent in 2015's Priests for Life v.
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"I dissent, because I am among the millions outraged," said Ms. Clyburn.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan joined the dissent.
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In dissent, Justice Sotomayor wrote that the majority had gone badly astray.
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Justices Stephen G. Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan joined the dissent.
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Iran is the latest authoritarian regime to see dissent amongst its citizens.
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The stage has long been a place of dissent, even under communism.
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From above, the Nazis deployed coercion, terrorizing their opponents and eliminating dissent.
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Lopez Obrador has accused previous governments of lacking transparency and suppressing dissent.
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In dissent, Justice Sotomayor argued that the law's language contemplated partial payments.
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In dissent, Justice Breyer said the courts have a role to play.
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It is fundamentally hostile to reason and precedent, as the dissent recognized.
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Meanwhile, another form of dissent in a different shade was underway downtown.
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And it has been taking steps to block internal dissent, employees say.
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Rather than quashing dissent, experts say, Iran's repression may have emboldened activists.
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I'm not totally surprised by (Neel) Kashkari, I thought he could dissent.
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It also echoed the language of autocrats who seek to minimize dissent.
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Scalia's Morrison dissent laid out the "unitary executive" theory of the presidency.
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After all, spirited dissent and disagreement are hallmarks of a healthy democracy.
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Now they appear to be playing a key role in repressing dissent.
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The group started voicing dissent against Modi on social media last month.
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There are also signs of dissent from unexpected quarters in the media.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Palk on May 19 with no dissent.
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Among the three law professors, on that point there was no dissent.
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But civil libertarians worry the government is simply trying to stifle dissent.
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It's about creating a society where propaganda reigns and dissent is silenced.
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"The level of dissent within the [ECB] is almost unprecedented," Talavera said.
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Not dissenting leaves this assumption in place — but dissent is hard work.
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In an accompanying 18-page dissent, Judiciary Committee Republicans, led by Rep.
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His opinion triggered a stinging dissent from the liberals on the bench.
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This was the first consensus without dissent since May of last year.
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The regime is trying to crush any other forms of dissent, too.
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That raises questions about the likelihood of more subtle attacks on dissent.
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The dissent was centered in large part on the look-back window.
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Justice Gorsuch joined the entire dissent, and Justice Alito most of it.
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So why is Sisi so afraid of dissent, especially from college kids?
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BJP leaders have dismissed allegations that the party is intolerant of dissent.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined sections I through III of Sotomayor's dissent.
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"What's important here is that the Central Intelligence Agency and associated people in the intelligence community, they think they can stifle dissent, all forms of dissent, all across America and use academic institutions as a battleground," Manning said.
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The dissent memo would presumably be sent through the State Department's official "Dissent Channel," a Vietnam War-era creation that gave diplomats the outlet to send statements of disagreement to their higher-ups about the nation's policies or actions.
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In Ginsburg's solo dissent, covering barely two pages, she emphasized the larger stakes.
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Unaccustomed to such dissent, the army at first tried to appease the PTM.
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Opponents, however, accuse him of cracking down on dissent and limiting democratic space.
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They exercise important leverage over issues like human rights, government dissent and privacy.
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Gaetz also says that an empty stomach can be a recipe for dissent.
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It preached anti-imperialism abroad, and ruthlessly crushed dissent in its own empire.
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The kingdom is in the midst of a yearslong crackdown on all dissent.
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Kavanaugh noted a dissent with Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch.
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Here was a place where people might speak their minds, join together, dissent.
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The move marked one more step in Erdogan's determined march to crush dissent.
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I dissent from the corrupt process that has brought us to this point.
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Of particular note is his dissent in the case of Seven-Sky v.
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But whether the momentum can outlast the mass dissent remains to be seen.
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While it remains a small group, its dissent continues to undermine papal authority.
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But the government carefully monitors any expression of dissent both on- and offline.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch joined Thomas' dissent, signaling his eagerness to rethink Auer deference.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito were in dissent.
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Each of the four conservative justices in the minority wrote his own dissent.
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American officials stress the role of Cuban intelligence surveillance in quashing military dissent.
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FDR was rounding up Japanese Americans and Japanese dissent and they love FDR.
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THREAT OF DISSENT Major Fed decisions are put to a majority board vote.
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He also faces dissent within his own party to a coalition with Podemos.
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Russia may be freer than China, but it is still restrictive about dissent.
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Unicorn sales typically don't create dissent because everybody wins enough to be supportive.
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He denied charges by opponents that it was an attempt to stifle dissent.
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Human Rights Watch described the Russian government's crackdown on dissent as "increasingly vicious."
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That is a rather loaded framing, Justice Ginsburg argued in her fervent dissent.
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Leaders who brook no dissent at home have little taste for compromise abroad.
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The 85-year-old has governed since 1982 with little tolerance for dissent.
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He said the bank's staff have not voiced dissent about their CEO's pay.
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Now, every time there is a change, a familiar chorus of dissent erupts.
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The decision would still likely face one dissent, in favor of no cut.
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During the production of "Dissent", Mai Khoi's producer was fined on dubious grounds.
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Cuban intelligence is deeply embedded in Venezuela's security apparatus to stamp out dissent.
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Critics accuse Erdogan of using the purge to crack down on broader dissent.
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Dissent was literally the spark for the formation of the United States. 27.
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Regimes that ask people to trade freedom for stability tend to invite dissent.
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Prominent clerics have also been detained in an apparent bid to silence dissent.
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Still, for many concerned pro-choice advocates, it's a powerful voice of dissent.
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The vote was 8-to-1, with only Justice Samuel Alito in dissent.
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The rapid spread of the internet opened up a nationwide forum for dissent.
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Had it not been for dissent, Black Americans would still be enslaved today.
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No dissent on a unanimously-forecast decision to leave rates steady is expected.
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He wrote a stinging dissent in the same-sex marriage case Obergefell v.
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Nonetheless, any dissent or revolt could put pressure on Dudley and the company.
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A generation ago politicians could suppress dissent just by controlling the radio stations.
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Her writing has appeared in Jacobin, Dissent, Open Letters Monthly, and other publications.
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It's an attempt on the part of the Trump administration to stymie dissent.
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Since then "no" votes and abstentions have been watched for hints of dissent.
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Chief Justice John Roberts wrote a dissent in Obergefell and foreshadowed future challenges.
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But he's covered that over with deep repression on any and all dissent.
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That way, a shareholder could dissent from the takeover but not stop it.
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In fact, nothing terrifies the vaunted Party of God more than Shiite dissent.
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Dissent from my colleagues due to growing cost of disaster aid is misplaced.
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This approach has signaled admirers to view even reasonable dissent as racial treason.
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She concluded their dissent by likening the new case to Citizens United v.
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Suppressing public discourse and dissent goes against the very premise of our democracy.
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It's about silencing dissent & making us afraid to speak honestly about tech & power.
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Michael Kazin teaches history at Georgetown University and is co-editor of Dissent.
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But he found some comfort in the passionate dissent by Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
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Critics fear Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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Such superficial legal ploys are entirely representative of the remainder of his dissent.
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Mugabe's 37-year rule was marked by corruption and violent oppression of dissent.
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Activists worry that tolerance for dissent in Chinese society will erode even further.
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To Ms. Gil, skateboarding represents a cry of dissent against the city's gentrification.
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Facing a firestorm of internal dissent, Google's leaders, including Pichai, softened their position.
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Goldstein referenced several cases, including Garland's 2009 dissent in FedEx Home Delivery v.
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More importantly, the dissent criticized the current state of the non-delegation doctrine.
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United States, the infamous 1944 ruling that allowed Japanese internment camps, in dissent.
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At the same time there was an overt hostility to dissent and difference.
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Democrats are also holding up Kavanaugh's 2015 dissent in Priests for Life v.
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But Kagan's dissent shows how they made three unjustifiable decisions along the way.
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In his dissent on Thursday, Justice Alito said the court had reversed itself.
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A bit of nationalist clamouring is a great way to drown out dissent.
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And he has argued that criticism and dissent are core tenets of democracy.
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Certain voices argue that the police responds to dissent with a heavy hand.
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This includes their right to speak, be heard, hear others and peacefully dissent.
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This also means that he likely will use any means to crush dissent.
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A poet writes deafness as a form of dissent against tyranny and violence.
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But the new protests appear to have broken the taboo on public dissent.
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But blocking Web sites is only one way to crack down on dissent.
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Judge Garland wrote no equivalent dissent in the cases that came before him.
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Dissent is in the blood, and now the story must be seen through.
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Ortega scrapped the cuts, but the violent repression of dissent sparked wider protests.
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According to Skaggs, and as reflected in his 2011 dissent in Heller v.
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In his dissent last year in the DC Circuit Court case Garza v.
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"A budget induces careful spending," he said in a dissent the next year.
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Egyptian voters, knowing dissent can be savagely punished, had nowhere else to go.
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Much has been written about voices of dissent during the Spanish Civil War.
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Critics, however, say he has become increasingly authoritarian and clamped down on dissent.
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"The risk of disenfranchisement is large," Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in a dissent.
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And they respond aggressively on social media to anyone who dares to dissent.
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Each side of the family had long traditions of political activism and dissent.
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As he sees it, empathy is no longer a viable mode of dissent.
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And to suppress dissent, they are cracking down on democracy and human rights.
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" In a 1977 essay for Dissent magazine, "Socialism and Liberalism: Articles of Conciliation?
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The majority opinion was unsigned, and Justice Kavanaugh did not note a dissent.
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Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, who joined the court in 2017, wrote the dissent.
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It was revelatory to hear such an audacious, if intemperate, voice of dissent.
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"They suppress popular dissent and go after anyone who tries to present it."
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Critics charged it was a way of ramming through changes with little dissent.
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"The Star-Spangled Banner" has long been a site of dissent and disagreement.
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But Prince Mohammed, 32, has made clear that dissent will not be tolerated.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan joined Justice Breyer's dissent.
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Even a selfie with a flag in it could be construed as dissent.
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He and other opposition politicians have accused Lungu of cracking down on dissent.
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Justices Ginsburg, Breyer and Kagan joined the dissent in the case, Murphy v.
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Justices Stephen G. Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan joined Justice Ginsburg's dissent.
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Both Hanoi and Washington resorted to extralegal measures to undermine and silence dissent.
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Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Samuel A. Alito Jr. joined the partial dissent.
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Noting a dissent from a summary affirmance of this sort is not common.
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How an all-controlling state silences dissent by claiming to protect free speech.
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Goldberg's eventual dissent in a death-penalty petition did not include this research.
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The new feature could silence warranted criticism or dissent, such as fact checks.
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In his dissent, Kavanaugh argued the move to block the law was premature.
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International watchdogs have raised concerns for years about Russia's efforts to quash dissent.
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Opposition supporters also decry what they say is a growing intolerance of dissent.
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The allegations threw its value as a tool of anonymous dissent into question.
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At home, Mr. Xi is cracking down on dissent and consolidating his power.
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How does the Iranian government justify its use of violence to crush dissent?
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Their executives did not sign legal briefs, brandish statements or dissent on Twitter.
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Every Trump tweet meets with dissent and a significant number of snarky responses.
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They offered interpretations of those facts, thus risking, even inviting, controversy and dissent.
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Peaceful dissent and conflict resolution are part of what makes this country exceptional.
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Berkovitz, in his dissent, summarized what he believes the changes mean in practice.
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That prompted a strongly worded dissent from Judge Patrick Higginbotham, a Reagan appointee.
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In many places they're an active tool to clamp down on political dissent.
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And Saudi Arabia is facing growing international pressure over a crackdown on dissent.
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All three were detained in a government crackdown on dissent in recent years.
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But more often it serves as a pretext to quash anti-government dissent.
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In recent years, the authorities have also intensified a crackdown on internal dissent.
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Dissent, by that logic, was a threat to freedom, not evidence of it.
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Government leaders ruled with the freedom to kill political opponents and silence dissent.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor again registered her dissent from that aspect of the decision.
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Read Alito's majority decision and Kagan's full dissent below or at this link.
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In dissent, conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch warned that such delegations imperil individual freedom.
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I put in that category institutional efforts to silence dissent or the press.
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The use of brands to "sell" dissent is not a new business strategy.
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Opponents say he has destroyed a once-wealthy economy and ruthlessly crushed dissent.
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But Kavanaugh's dissent was narrowly crafted and did not address the law's constitutionality.
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As Ralph Young, author of "Dissent: The History of an American Idea," explains, the U.S. is a country settled by religious dissenters that became an independent nation as a result of political dissent — and has been shaped by it ever since.
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Editorial More than 100 State Department employees have indicated they will sign a memorandum in coming days registering their opposition to President Trump's travel ban through the department's "dissent cable" system, an official mechanism created to voice dissent to policies.
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The goal is to document and showcase how people voice dissent across the globe.
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Thomas wrote a bitter dissent for himself, accusing the court of eroding the Constitution.
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Read the majority opinion and Breyer's dissent in Franchise Tax Board of California v.
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People who do not support or sympathize with the movement are likely to dissent.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's dissent relies on battle-tested legal principles: precedence and procedure.
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"Justice Ginsburg's dissent from this holding makes little sense," Thomas wrote in one footnote.
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That's in turn prompted Beijing to harden its stance on dissent in the territory.
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Countryman spoke to a somber crowd, many of whom had signed the dissent memo.
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Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor was among the court's four liberals that wrote a dissent.
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Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor was among the court's four liberals that wrote a dissent.
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As part of her dissent, FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn read a statement from McNerny.
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China bristles at dissent, however, especially over issues such as demands for universal suffrage.
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Update 6:18pm: Added response from Defending Rights & Dissent regarding its relationship with Salesforce.
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State media had on Tuesday started covering the dissent after journalist employees pressured management.
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A last-minute electoral alliance with Congress has prompted further dissent within the ranks.
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On Tuesday, Trump made no mention of Erdogan's record on dissent and free speech.
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The Tatel opinion for the majority was 22013 pages; Rao's dissent was 553 pages.
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A slippery slope to how despots wrest power, silence dissent, and oppress the masses.
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Almost the only American to dissent from it is today's Republican nominee, Donald Trump.
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They are still capable of suppressing political dissent when the party orders them to.
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Suppression of dissent, Blum demonstrates, was the furthest thing from the two men's minds.
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The words woman, women, and harassment do not make an appearance in her dissent.
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Mr Lukashenko, a former collective-farm boss, has never had much time for dissent.
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Instead it shares a common disregard for limits on power, human rights and dissent.
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But in his dissent on the Obamacare decision, the phrase "pure applesauce" stood out.
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Rwanda must allow more space for dissent or risk an explosion in the future.
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The run-up to the election illustrates how narrow is the space for dissent.
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In Egypt, demonstrations over similar economic grievances led to an intensified crackdown on dissent.
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Shitposting was originally a powerful tool of trolls, meant to cause mayhem and dissent.
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Inside Cult 2.0, dissent is likely to be met with hostility, doxing, and harassment.
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The DC circuit court sided with the girl, provoking a dissent from Mr Kavanaugh.
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Prince Muhammad's strategy of suppressing dissent while loosening up in some areas appears calculated.
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But the Democratic Party moved at every level to mollify and tamp down dissent.
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But Justice Elena Kagan, who wrote that blistering dissent, may have influenced her colleagues.
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Never one to tolerate dissent, Mr Sisi has turned deeply insular in recent weeks.
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In dissent, Justice Stephen Breyer wrote that the case concerns "basic American legal values".
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The latest crackdown on dissent has targeted Bahrainis, mostly abroad, running social media accounts.
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"The more we relax, the more there is dissent," complains a nervous regime hand.
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She was well aware of the separatist regime's aversion to any form of dissent.
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After the meeting she said the days of ministerial dissent on Brexit were over.
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Messages and displays of unity, hope, activism, and patriotic dissent abounded throughout the evening.
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As then-Chief Justice William Rehnquist put it in his dissent to Texas v.
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For more than three decades, Mugabe has used state security to brutally crush dissent.
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Though he was arrested within days, his attempt was a sign of internal dissent.
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These very same technologies, however, can threaten democratic participation and dissent—undermining democracy itself.
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Opposition leaders accuse the government of using militancy as an excuse to stifle dissent.
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Ginsburg added to the dissent in the 5-4 decision case of Rucho v.
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He was twice expelled from university in Seoul in the 1970s for his dissent.
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" But that doesn't make it "peaceful" nor was it a mere "expression of dissent.
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Critics say Erdogan has used the coup attempt as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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Breyer did not publicly dissent in either case, unlike some of his liberal colleagues.
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Indeed, counter-terror legislation passed in 2014 makes virtually all dissent a terrorist offence.
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Roberts wrote in dissent that court precedent did not compel a ruling favoring Moore.
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Moreover, being Hitlers of their universes, they can easily squash dissent on their shows.
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In other cases, as we shall see, the repression of dissent is clearly intended.
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The free press will be slightly less free, the dissenters more frightened to dissent.
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I first heard the term "basic income" in the socialist magazine Dissent in 2005.
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He doesn't tend to respect dissent of any kind when it's directed against him.
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In dissent, liberal Justice Stephen Breyer said the ruling raises serious due process questions.
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It also urged an end to laws that have been used to stifle dissent.
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Last week I traveled to Egypt and spoke with activists targeted for peaceful dissent.
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This crossed my mind as Justice Sonia Sotomayor read her dissent in Trump v.
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Government has often enacted laws or policies that specifically protect "its" buildings against dissent.
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Trump keeps signaling that if he had his druthers, he would silence dissent altogether.
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The move was accompanied by a security crackdown on dissent, to head off protests.
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The Supreme Court ultimately agreed with Judge Kavanaugh's dissent and reversed the D.C. Circuit.
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No one likes being criticized, and often those in power seek to quell dissent.
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The second Republican dissent cast sole blame for the crisis on affordable housing goals.
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Experts said Breyer's dissent provided a blueprint for a broad challenge to capital punishment.
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As Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall noted in a 1972 dissent in Kleindienst v.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor joined the dissent in full.
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"Justice Sotomayor's dissent says nothing about what is relevant in this case," he said.
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Our theater critic argues that airing dissent is part of the purpose of art.
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While some conservatives argue that Judge Kavanaugh's dissent in the 2017 case Garza v.
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"I dissent from this rash decision to roll back net neutrality rules," Rosenworcel began.
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If it cracks down further on dissent like this song, it risks alienating voters.
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Erdogan's critics say he could use the purge to crack down broadly on dissent.
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How much would I love to read a Supreme Court decision—and its dissent!
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Any form of dissent is reduced to likely moderated comments or static Facebook emoticons.
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Opponents accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian, undermining democracy and cracking down on dissent.
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Within the department, Zinke has adopted the President's approach to expertise, loyalty, and dissent.
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But degrees of dissent don't amount to much amid the structural pressures of Congress.
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In recent years, authoritarian Vietnam has engaged in a widespread crackdown on online dissent.
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He brooks no meaningful dissent, and massages Russian's view of himself and the world.
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Censorship and punishment have muted dissent in China since Mr. Xi came to power.
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The one thing that stands out about this decision is Judge Neomi Rao's dissent.
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Yes, China's Communist Party has been vigorous in suppressing dissent and crushing potential challenges.
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Because that troubling result runs contrary to the Constitution and our precedent, I dissent.
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It is deeply ingrained in Iranian life, enforcing Islamic codes and crushing political dissent.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Clarence Thomas joined Justice Gorsuch's dissent.
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Michael Kazin teaches history at Georgetown University and is the co-editor of Dissent.
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And on that half, in the blue state, northeast corridor, no dissent was allowed.
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But what was unexpected was the source of the dissent: Mr. Cuomo's fellow Democrats.
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It's an uncertain, tense environment in which there is little tolerance for artistic dissent.
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But Zuboff's capacious book has room for minority opinions and other forms of dissent.
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That plan stirred dissent within Obama's administration and fierce criticism from immigration-rights advocates.
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Mr. Goodman, the union leader, said there was no significant dissent in the ranks.
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Security forces crack down, the regime doesn't fall, and dissent remains stalwart and pervasive.
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Though the new order is popular, it offers few avenues for appeal or dissent.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer followed, working his way through his dissent mildly and analytically.
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Moubarak Boussoufa also got one for dissent while protesting the yellow against da Costa.
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Justice Elena Kagan summarized her dissent from the bench, a sign of profound disagreement.
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In the order, he quoted a dissent in the more recent case, Kisela v.
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The country has no trade unions, political parties or other channels for organized dissent.
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Justice Clarence Thomas filed an impassioned 14-page dissent in the case, Silvester v.
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She is the latest victim of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's crackdown on dissent.
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In a nation bitterly divided over gun ownership issues, these efforts have met dissent.
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Imagine trying to voice your dissent when it's your entire career on the line.
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Having cast out his critics, he is increasingly repressive of dissent, even on Facebook.
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At every point in its history, the risk of dissent there was much higher.
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It would be, as Sheri Berman writes in Dissent, enchanted with a radical idealism.
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Mr. Sisi's government has since moved brutally to quash dissent and eviscerate the Brotherhood.
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The state only lasted a few years because of internal dissent and external pressure.
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The debate is unusual in a country where dissent is usually censored or squelched.
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Seemingly, because no one noted a dissent, all nine justices agreed with that outcome.
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It was the largest show of dissent since the coup nearly six years ago.
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But McConnell has done an impressive job in unifying his caucus and quelling dissent.
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Trump's election has inspired dissent in a variety of spheres, the culinary among them.
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Reuters revealed how it evolved into a tool for the monarchy to quash dissent.
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And students must be supported so they can organize, dissent and raise their voices.
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But on Monday, he joined Justice Alito's dissent saying that partisan gerrymandering was lawful.
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They see The Times as no place for voices that dissent from liberal orthodoxy.
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In her stinging dissent, Staton said the government is blatantly ignoring the climate crisis.
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To them, any dissent must be a political plot hatched in dark foreign corners.
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The rise of social media and blogs has further expanded the space for dissent.
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North Korea, on the other hand, does not tolerate any public form of dissent.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Dissent has been muted by Thailand's ruling generals since a 2014 coup.
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In dissent, Justice Clarence Thomas said the majority had focused on the wrong factor.
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Trump made no mention on Tuesday of Erdogan's record on dissent and free speech.
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OBAMA: I'd put in that category institutional efforts to silence dissent or the press.
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It's expected to pass, though there could be more dissent than in past votes.
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In an impassioned dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the majority had gone badly astray.
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Even the mildest dissent has been met with harsh punishments and long prison sentences.
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In an attempt to quell reports of dissent, the regime banned many foreign journalists.
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Her government has faced criticism for curbs on free speech and crackdown on dissent.
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The rash of public dissent won't make the ECB ditch its policy anytime soon.
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Even given that track record, though, the dissent from Mr Trump's decision was striking.
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Three justices, in a dissent, argued that such topics were constitutionally protected free speech.
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Protest and dissent -- vocal and peaceful -- has a long history in the United States.
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He was a 20th century dictator wrapped in vanity, ego, and intolerance of dissent.
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Both projects saw petitions of dissent circulated by employees against partnering with the Pentagon.
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As I noted in Dissent, Yale administrators tried to make them apologize to Schwarzman.
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Dissent was crushed as Ho's party extended its Communist state to all the north.
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Bahrain, where the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet is based, denies clamping down on dissent.
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Sure enough, the MOPR decision was 2-22, with Glick writing a blistering dissent.
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Henderson's dissent is also surprisingly poorly informed about the research on concealed handgun laws.
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So Gorsuch's Gundy dissent is almost certainly a kind of majority-opinion-in-waiting.
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Mexico has rejected that idea and the funding dispute has stirred U.S. domestic dissent.
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For the moment, Beijing's dissent problems are limited to the country's imperfectly integrated frontiers.
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China ruthlessly censors dissent at home and exports the technology to censor it abroad.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Bernstein on a May 2016 voice vote without dissent.
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Now, the question is how — or whether — the Trump administration will handle California's dissent.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George was the only policymaker to dissent on Wednesday.
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Mr. Maduro's stifling of dissent and targeting of the opposition has been widely reported.
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For this reason, third, and most importantly, the institutional protection of dissent is paramount.
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"The cross is not a universal symbol of sacrifice," he wrote in a dissent.
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"There will of course, be disagreement and dissent regarding this announcement," the president said.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. joined the dissent in the case, Stokeling v.
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But it's a tactic normally used by authoritarians, not democracies, to stifle dissent. 7.
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"There will, of course, be disagreement and dissent regarding this announcement," the president said.
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Broader dissent is largely stifled through the control of news media and social networks.
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The art of suppressing dissent has been perfected over the years by authoritarian governments.
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The four liberals, however, disagreed, with a scathing dissent written by Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
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But on Wednesday, the House committees showed no sign of GOP dissent, only discipline.
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In its 2015 report titled Ethiopia's Anti-Terrorism Law: A Tool to Stifle Dissent, the Oakland Institute details the ways in which Ethiopian authorities systematically appropriate the anti-terrorism law to annihilate dissent and opposition to the policies of the ruling party.
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But the way that Trump attacked Lewis — and the way the president-elect has talked about black communities, politicians, and activists throughout his campaign and pre-presidency — is part of a pattern of delegitimizing dissent in general, and black dissent in particular.
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The Supreme Court nominee praised Scalia's 85033 dissent where he maintained the constitutionality of an independent counsel, as well as a 2004 dissent in which Scalia advocated for increased protection for a U.S. citizen being detained as an enemy combatant under some circumstances.
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He should relax strict social controls, particularly on women, and encourage more debate and dissent.
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Dissent on the convention floor was simply Sanders' online campaign spilling out into real life.
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"The dissent attempts to change the plain meaning of the statutory language," the majority said.
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The effect of such measures is to crack down on press freedom and limit dissent.
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Rights groups criticized the warning as another attempt by the military government to quell dissent.
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And his efforts to stamp out dissent led to a rebellion that killed every Targaryen.
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Last year, more than 50 diplomats sent a dissent cable opposing US inaction in Syria.
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The young administration has been ferocious in seeking to weed out dissent from the ranks.
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Paying an unsworn squad to suppress the free expression of dissent does not build legitimacy.
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But activists insist the ban is really intended to stifle free speech and political dissent.
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Breyer, joined by the three other liberal justices on the high court, penned a dissent.
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Social media largely erupted in celebration, though there were some voices of dissent and derision.
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The dissent of the two commissioners could help substantiate any case, according to legal experts.
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Such an expression of dissent by a senior member of the regime is highly unusual.
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A controversial law has since effectively banned public protests with online dissent also carefully monitored.
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While dissent cables are not unusual, the number of signatures on the document is large.
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Since then Mr Hun Sen has led a broad crackdown on dissent and civil society.
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"This is a clear attempt to silence dissent, in the guise of raising government revenues."
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But, again, it is worth tracking any Republican dissent or wavering on the impeachment question.
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In his dissent, Thomas accused his colleagues of trying to avoid a politically charged hearing.
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" In his dissent, the late Justice Antonin Scalia blasted the decision's "threat to American democracy.
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Human rights groups accuse him of systematically repressing dissent, straining relations with Western donor countries.
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Lukashenko, 63, has ruled the country of 9.5 million people since 1994, brooks little dissent.
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Over and over again, authoritarian-leaning regimes have utilized low-tech strategies to quell dissent.
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But as it loosens up in some areas, it is also cracking down on dissent.
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Since Thailand's 2014 coup, the military has clamped down on dissent and banned political protests.
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But opponents accuse him of increasingly undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech.
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The dissent noted, however fruitlessly, that Gissler disavowed a causal link between abortion and suicide.
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Under Xi Jinping, the Chinese Communist Party has centralised authority and clamped down on dissent.
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Midlevel military dissent is no secret, but the top brass has so far quashed rebellion.
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It took massive, well-organized, nonviolent dissent for the Voting Rights Act to become law.
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What I can answer to that is that I am okay with people having dissent.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has sought more overtly to stifle dissent in Hong Kong.
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All organised opposition has long been crushed, and repression of dissent has recently been redoubled.
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His writing has appeared in The New York Times Book Review, The Nation and Dissent.
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Of course Russia trying to sew dissent in the West is not a new story.
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She didn't worry that she'd be excluded from Clinton's circle in punishment for her dissent.
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When it comes to liberation, Hollywood prefers to sell a narrative of unity, not dissent.
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Critics say Erdogan has used the state of emergency as a pretext to quash dissent.
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This was the third dissent Justice Sotomayor has filed growing out of same legal context.
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In a sharp dissent, Judge Harvie Wilkinson laid out exactly where his colleagues went astray.
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In fact, the takeover of Zaman is part of a much wider crackdown on dissent.
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Stalin stepped up his campaign against internal dissent; the Gulag camps began to fill again.
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Roberts added, "He was known on occasion to dissent," which prompted laughs inside the room.
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Russian state media, which doesn't usually acknowledge dissent, did cover some of the protests Sunday.
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Not even Chief Justice John Roberts, who wrote the principal dissent in Obergefell, signed on.
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Mr Erdogan's blustering, bulldozing style, together with his party's growing intolerance for dissent, portends trouble.
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Jammeh ruled Gambia for 22 years with an iron fist and little tolerance of dissent.
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In the run-up to today's anniversary the government has intensified its crackdown on dissent.
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Critics of the extradition bill fear Beijing could use it to crack down on dissent.
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Mr Erdogan, determined to quash dissent, has detained journalists and academics under anti-terrorism laws.
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Rights activists say Sisi has overseen a relentless crackdown on dissent in Egypt since 2014.
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That is important to the authorities, since universities have long been hotbeds of political dissent.
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According to Sessions, college campuses have created too many safe spaces and have quashed dissent.
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Haidt noted that it often discourages dissent within a cluster of friends by accelerating shaming.
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He restricted the entry of foreigners and curtailed his people's freedom to leave or dissent.
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The three remaining decisions were 7 to 1, with Justice Thomas in dissent every time.
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And some of them may even dissent from their generation's progressive consensus on cultural issues.
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Microsoft workers have organized to protest the project, only to have their dissent mostly ignored.
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Only four or five dissent channel cables are written each year, and most stay confidential.
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NEW: Google should not be helping China crack down on free speech and political dissent.
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They would inevitability express their dissent to those who are responsible: their members of Congress.
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Mr Erdogan conflates dissent with treachery; he is staging his own coup against Turkish pluralism.
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Public dissent is rare in Singapore where a licence is required to hold a demonstration.
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From a Kaganologist's point of view, the significance of her fervent gerrymandering dissent was twofold.
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Last term, Kagan read from the bench a dissent in a case about partisan gerrymandering.
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Secular Turks say his policies quash dissent and infringe on private lives and personal rights.
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Both Islamist and secular activists have been arrested in the Egyptian government's crackdown on dissent.
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Since coming to power, President Emerson Mnangagwa's government has resorted to force to quell dissent.
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Yet what worries Indian liberals is where Hindutva strays into xenophobia and intolerance of dissent.
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The government is using this as an excuse to flush out dissent across the board.
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This follows Saudi Arabia's pattern of using torture and executions to silence peaceful Shiite dissent.
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The brief quotes from Roberts' dissent in the 2015 landmark gay rights case Obergefell v.
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For Mr. Abbas, who faces internal dissent, it is also a way of keeping power.
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For one, it's a dissent, meaning Gorsuch didn't technically get his way in Gundy v.
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Thomas wrote a dissent for the three conservatives, saying the court isn't doing its job.
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He also seems to have a habit of representing individuals who are intolerant of dissent.
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But the Syria dissent also raises a fear: The memo appears to have been leaked.
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Leaking, particularly by whistle-blowers, is predictable when the executive branch does not heed dissent.
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Dissent tactics that are reasonable or legal one day may not remain so another day.
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It is ludicrous to trivialize treason and sedition as if they were mere political dissent.
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The government's defenders said the move was necessary to quell conservative dissent on June 24.
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But like its neighbors, the UAE does not allow dissent or criticism of its leadership.
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He had filed the sole dissent in the so-called Civil Rights Cases in 1883.
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In June, a dissent from Justice Sonia Sotomayor brought a new perspective to the issue.
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In a dissent in May, Justice Clarence Thomas said it was "on its last gasp."
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Reports emerged Monday that State Department officials were preparing a "dissent" memo over the order.
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The convention floor momentarily turned into a scene of discord and boisterous dissent on Monday.
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But as Senator Blumenthal and others pointed out, that is not what the dissent said.
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Indeed, you can use those meetings in the public sphere to express criticism and dissent.
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Could the cracks of dissent exposed by Mr. Ren point to more destabilizing internal rifts?
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Rights groups and opposition activists say he has grown increasingly authoritarian and intolerant of dissent.
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Justice Samuel Alito filed a scathing dissent, which Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch joined.
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Colin Kinniburgh is a senior editor at Dissent and a member of Equality for Flatbush.
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At 11 pages, Justice Alito's dissent was unusually long for an opinion of this kind.
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This is not being said to play the 'tension and dissent create great art' card.
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"The state's expedited execution schedule is troubling on a more fundamental level," the dissent reads.
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How are you responding to/dealing with members of Congress who publicly express dissent/concerns?
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And dissent against social injustice is not a crime or a justification for being investigated.
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One could argue that it's an important dissent from the prevailing art of its time.
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Asked if he would dissent once more next month, he said he has not decided.
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For private dissent, no less than open public discourse, is essential to our free society.
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The fans kept voicing their dissent as Manchester United waltzed through, almost unchallenged, once more.
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Ginsburg's dissent in that case, which went viral, first gave rise the "Notorious RBG" meme.
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Angry dissent over his rezoning plans has met Mr. de Blasio at recent town halls.
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"What the appellees and dissent seek is an unprecedented expansion of judicial power," Roberts wrote.
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This subtle, strategic form of dissent was to become an underlying thread throughout his career.
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He has pushed ahead with an ambitious domestic agenda accompanied by a crackdown on dissent.
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Erdogan's critics accuse him of using the failed putsch as a pretext to quash dissent.
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Bullock lost an election: While Hearst was sowing dissent, Deadwood was preparing for an election.
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In dissent, Justice Kagan said the court had abdicated one of its most crucial responsibilities.
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In dissent, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said the case was an easy one.
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"I was shocked," said Mr. Kearns, who immediately took to Twitter to voice his dissent.
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The dissent analyzed the stare decisis factors and found that few supported overruling the decision.
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"The dissent mischaracterizes the question before us," Judge Ginsburg wrote for himself and Judge Henderson.
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But expressing dissent over this state of affairs is dangerous, even far from the capital.
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Mark Engler is a writer based in Philadelphia and an editorial board member at Dissent.
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China's suppression of external dissent is also being mirrored with regard to its own citizens.
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By the time I started college in 1969, dissent from the national anthem was endemic.
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" In dissent, Justice Kagan wrote that "the majority subverts all known principles of stare decisis.
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Mr. Kazin is a co-editor of Dissent and a professor of history at Georgetown.
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Michael Kazin is a co-editor of Dissent and a professor of history at Georgetown.
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But coal projects are also sparking community opposition rare in a country that squelches dissent.
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Mr. Maduro has also sought to silence dissent in other ways, including prosecuting opposition leaders.
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It has been notably light on public dissent among the voting members of the board.
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But in the last three decades, the Morrison dissent developed a cult following among conservatives.
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Credit...Damon Winter/The New York Times Mr. Shenk is a co-editor of Dissent.
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The British and their client princes frequently quelled dissent and imposed their will by force.
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In dissent, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said that was a misuse of First Amendment principles.
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Michael Kazin is a professor of history at Georgetown University and editor of Dissent magazine.
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In his dissent, Judge Dedov said his colleagues had failed to properly balance conflicting rights.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer summarized his dissent from the bench, a sign of deep disagreement.
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He wants a straight elevation without any dissent — not that M.B.N. was plotting anything anyway.
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Anthology Film Archives has put together a scorching bill of movies about dissent and dystopia.
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It is among the most politically active regions in Iran, where little dissent is tolerated.
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In the fourth, however, it was Judge Gorsuch who sided in dissent with a defendant.
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It also expressed concern about lawyers detained in connection with a 2015 crackdown on dissent.
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Mr. Kim has the power to rule his country and suppress dissent through extreme brutality.
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There are avenues of dissent that respect the principle of civilian control of the military.
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But the kingdom has also escalated a drive to stamp out dissent in recent years.
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Johnson's reshuffle sent a clear signal that he wants to centralise control and minimise dissent.
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In the face of unrest, the government has used uncompromising measures to silence public dissent.
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Participating in the right of dissent that is the holy grail of any constitutional democracy.
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Throughout the campaign, there was dissent even within the ranks of evangelicalism's most conservative institutions.
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The CBOE said it was reviewing both the SEC's notice and Commissioner Hester Peirce's dissent.
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Step two, let a couple of known hawks dissent in a policy vote shortly thereafter.
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Justice Scalia wrote about many flaws with Special Counsels in his dissent in Morrison v.
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Laws are still on the books that can be used as tools to stifle dissent.
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This type of talk only fanned the flames of dissent, and the Tea Party thrived.
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Dissent is less risky in traditional democracies, so economic discontent can more easily become political.
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For the Chinese leader, dissent, as seen in the Hong Kong protests, leads to disorder.
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Bullard's dissent, his second of the year, suggests he feels there is reason to worry.
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Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh did not note a dissent and presumably voted with the majority.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer summarized his dissent from the bench, a sign of profound disagreement.
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A raft of others in the party expressed dissent in their own statements and speeches.
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Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito joined newly confirmed Justice Neil Gorsuch in his dissent.
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HA: With the recent social upheavals, many activists have turned to art to express dissent.
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Because he has openly expressed contempt for the values of liberal democracy, such as dissent.
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And Xi signaled that he would continue to crack down on any signs of dissent.
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But when a Trump appointee wrote an opinion for a panel with a lone Democrat, or served as the only Republican appointee, the dissent rate rose to 17 percent — meaning the likelihood of dissent was nearly 1.5 times higher if a Trump appointee was involved.
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Protesters say the government is using the cover of patriotism to crack down on political dissent.
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Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a partial dissent arguing that warrants should be required in neither case.
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"Something strange has happened since our prior decision in this case," Alito wrote in the dissent.
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CNN first reported that a draft memo of dissent was being circulated for signatures on Monday.
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Much of this internal dissent centers on Francis's 2016 document "Amoris Laetitia" ("The Joy of Love").
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Applause is unusual in the Commons chamber, where members usually voice their approval or dissent vocally.
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Roberts wrote the 2015 dissent when the court struck down state laws banning same-sex marriage.
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Lauren Jauregui is no stranger to publicly voicing her dissent against President Donald Trump's political views.
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The two bills covering foreign interference, espionage and influence transparency have been criticized as criminalizing dissent.
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Cubans also lost civil liberties and the right to dissent as newspapers came under Castro's control.
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But then there is the pesky matter of that frozen truck driver and Gorsuch's icy dissent.
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But democratic freedoms have already been shrinking in the territory, along with the space for dissent.
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Rights groups say the crackdown aims to rein in dissent, but the Chinese government denies this.
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It aims to impose new legal requirements on internet companies, and hardens policing of online dissent.
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The authorities have been cracking down on dissent in the country and preventing opposition-led demonstrations.
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And there are signs that the argument is breaking through: In his dissent in Fisher v.
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"The First Amendment — the pinnacle of American achievement — protects debate, disagreement and dissent, not death threats."
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Based on her career as an advocate, when it comes to strict quotas, Ginsburg would dissent.
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The third, Judge Neomi Rao, a Trump appointee, wrote a strong dissent siding with the President.
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Singapore's government enjoys strong popular support but is also known for having little tolerance for dissent.
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Rao's dissent, in particular, could be a preview of the thinking of some Supreme Court justices.
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Jeff Bezos, the boss of Amazon, puts it best: those who dissent should "disagree, then commit".
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The Trump administration's position is identical to the position that the dissent took in Price Waterhouse.
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Others ascribe the shrinking space for dissent to the unchecked rise of chauvinist Hindu-nationalist groups.
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The party could be gambling that half-measures can muffle dissent for a few more years.
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In dissent, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said that approach gave plaintiffs too much power.
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Three cops took a short break to rob your correspondent, but most concentrated on suppressing dissent.
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The dissent is adding to Facebook's woes as it heads into the 2020 presidential election season.
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I dissent from this fiercely-spun, legally-lightweight, consumer-harming, corporate-enabling Destroying Internet Freedom Order.
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But the internal dissent raises questions about the transparency that's necessary to make that model work.
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His dissent, for example, on the independent counsel case is a brilliant piece of jurist work.
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The DC Circuit's decision in Mazars did produce a dissent, from Trump appointed Judge Neomi Rao.
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Trump's blocking of those accounts amounts to an unconstitutional effort to suppress dissent, the lawsuit claims.
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The Supreme Court "does not overturn its precedents lightly", the dissent noted, quoting a 2014 case.
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Barclays economists pointed to the dissent on the board and the fact that it is split.
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Scott Minerd, Guggenheim global chief investment officer, said Powell will try to rein in the dissent.
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The Fed chief faces a strong possibility that the move will draw at least one dissent.
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His detractors say he was an authoritarian leader bent on stifling dissent to stay in power.
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He has expanded his powers over monitoring bodies, and his security agencies have crushed political dissent.
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Dissent is rare, and punished with tear gas or arrest when it spills onto the streets.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, Vietnam's Communist Party tolerates little dissent.
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Yellen has only seen this level of dissent in her tenure once before, in December 2014.
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Unions and labor protests are banned and authorities penalize dissent with jail terms or immediate deportation.
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The old gatekeepers blocked some truth and dissent, but they blocked many forms of misinformation too.
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With more than their usual zeal, the authorities have clamped down on dissent under King Salman.
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Kavanaugh notably wrote a dissent against upholding Washington, D.C.'s semi-automatic rifle ban in 2011.
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With Mr Xi unassailable, it will take a very brave bureaucrat to dissent from his script.
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His government has pushed through several laws that allow it to monitor and curb online dissent.
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Voices of dissent make it to the air, but they're drowned out by pro-Purge voices.
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The Artist Studio Affordability Project (ASAP) says city officials are helping the corporate behemoth steamroll dissent.
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Lungu denies there is a government corruption problem or that police are used to stifle dissent.
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The dissent: Gorsuch said it's a "step too far" to arrest a "class clown" for burping.
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They point out that Humanae Vitae met with unprecedented dissent when it was issued in 1968.
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The trap turns activists back toward their market role as consumers and silences political dissent. 5.
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His supporters say the crackdown on dissent was necessary to stabilize Egypt after its 2011 uprising.
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And it retains classic Eastern Bloc–style surveillance, jailing of dissidents, and vicious suppression of dissent.
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The plan was to send it through the formal "dissent channel" to the agency's highest levels.
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Germany has voiced concern that Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to quash dissent.
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Castro tried to relieve some internal political dissent by briefly allowing Cubans to leave the country.
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Critics of Erdogan accuse him of using the failed putsch as a pretext to quash dissent.
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Kander cited Alito's dissent as an example of why the battle for public opinion is crucial.
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