He loved standards but distrusted the strictures of the 21971-bar song form, and especially distrusted repetition.
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Senior campaign leadership — most importantly Jared Kushner — distrusted Christie, a senior transition source said, and therefore distrusted his work.
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While Amazon earned nearly as much trust as a bank, 30 percent of people either greatly distrusted Facebook or distrusted it somewhat.
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It's interesting to me that the reasons that many early American leaders distrusted the market are the same reasons they distrusted pure democracy.
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It extended to anyone who distrusted the Chinese legal system.
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Intelligence goons trailed him; neighbours distrusted him and each other.
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Mexicans have long distrusted the press and for good reason.
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Both are distrusted by a majority, but suspicion of Mrs.
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A distrusted press is little different from a shackled press.
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Grenell will take over an agency long distrusted by Trump.
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Try 83A, the "Unemployed loan officer" — aptly, a DISTRUSTED BANKER.
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Clinton remains highly distrusted and mostly disliked by the American people.
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He had always distrusted the Brotherhood, he told me years later.
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Because we are now not just in an age in which the media is distrusted, we are in a moment in which facts are distrusted and in which the very idea of truth is under direct assault.
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Today he is reviled by liberals and distrusted by many party loyalists.
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China is a growing but lonely rising power and is widely distrusted.
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Cameras, especially 35mm cameras, were generally distrusted, as were people using them.
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As more deaths occurred, panic spread and people distrusted the government information.
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They distrusted bureaucrats and policy experts, and ruled instead from their guts.
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That said, most analysts have long distrusted the accuracy of Chinese economic reports.
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Some feared undercover cops and distrusted any stranger they met as a result.
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Widely distrusted because of her many political shifts and her handling of her
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Like McCain, he was a maverick, disliked and distrusted by the political establishment.
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Lam and her senior advisers have nonetheless distrusted the sincerity of the protesters.
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By not including my beloved in the decision, I made him feel distrusted.
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It'll also make you feel distrusted that you won't get your work done.
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She wasn't part of the political machine in Chicago that many blacks distrusted.
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Kurt Rambis, coach No. 2, was widely disliked and distrusted as Jackson's puppet.
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No group of animals is more reviled, feared, or distrusted, and that's not fair.
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They and the First Lady distrusted Reince, thought him incompetent and wanted him out.
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Both front-runners are disliked and distrusted by astonishingly large slices of the electorate.
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I think I would most likely become very distrusted and despised among my colleagues.
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According to Edelman, business is close to being distrusted, but it's not there yet.
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Typically, and in our case as well, Matt distrusted his family above all others.
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We detested each other's ideas, distrusted each other's motives and enjoyed each other's company.
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The generals distrusted, and then thwarted, Mr Sharif's overtures to his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi.
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I distrusted my ability to feed myself "properly," the basic required activity for all animals.
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But with its State Department understaffed and its president widely distrusted, its lobbying effort failed.
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Why it matters: Trump is deeply distrusted by Palestinian leaders, who are boycotting the conference.
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He ends up shot, distrusted, and shot again by the humans he's trying to help.
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People whose loyalty to government precedes loyalty to Trump are distrusted and, often, pushed out.
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Stylistically, Milosz distrusted verbal excess, high Romanticism, pure poetry, which was cut off from life.
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No two presidential candidates have ever been as distrusted as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Most Chinese distrusted the Communist Party's sanctioned art; it was not entertainment, it was propaganda.
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Trump remains the most unpopular and distrusted new president in the history of presidential polling.
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Huawei, a company deeply distrusted by America, is rolling out its 5G telecoms equipment in Russia.
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Foreign investors keen to get a grasp of China's economy have for years distrusted official data.
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A divided America run by Trump is distrusted by many of its allies, especially in NATO.
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He clearly disliked and distrusted Attorney General Janet Reno, who ordered the investigation of his administration.
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As I previously reported, some teachers distrusted the deal when it was first announced on Wednesday.
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Clinton: Never have polls shown the presumptive nominees of both major parties so distrusted or disliked.
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It found that 53 percent of Americans distrusted billionaires, while 31 percent said they admired them.
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They followed different religions, spoke different languages, ate different foods and have always distrusted each other.
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But many teachers rejected that plan, or said they distrusted Mr. Ducey, a first-term Republican.
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But Mr. Zuma, plagued by personal and political scandals, was distrusted by the white business establishment.
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Most journalists had distrusted and feared the Brotherhood, and they were relieved when Morsi was removed.
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Grillo's party, already embroiled in local scandals, is still distrusted by many Italians as lacking experience.
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What's more, Trump enters office as a historically unpopular president distrusted by his own party in Congress.
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He has long distrusted party political contests, on which he blames the divisions of Uganda's violent past.
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"I've always distrusted doctors, and all these unhelpful diagnoses have made me even more cynical," he says.
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As a consequence, Europeans are no less despised and distrusted in Iranian decision-making circles these days.
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Indeed, they are largely aimed at U.S.-based internet companies, which are distrusted and resented in Brussels.
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Not surprisingly, that helped him win the votes of secular Northerners who'd traditionally distrusted the Republican Party.
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Not only might it discourage decision-making skills, it probably makes his charges feel distrusted and insecure.
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And yet it has never been more besieged or, if the Gallup Organization had it right, distrusted.
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Hayden's narrative is filled with accolades for media institutions and figures distrusted by large numbers of Americans.
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Many of my co-workers at the Persian Service distrusted me as a new arrival from Iran.
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For many, the circumstances of his death epitomized why black communities distrusted police, and protests and riots followed.
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Now, however, government is despised, distrusted, and denounced at every turn -- with corporate executives regularly leading the charge.
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Sometimes, those suspected of using dark magic are distrusted pariahs who already live on the margins of society.
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Muhammad bin Zayed, the de facto leader of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), had long distrusted Yemen's army.
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Trump—derided, distrusted, and singularly ineffective—is a weak president, but more important, he is weakening the presidency.
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Grassroots conservatives in Arizona have long distrusted him for his perceived apostasy, especially his support for immigration reform.
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The polls show that you are now just as distrusted by the American people as Donald Trump is.
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I already distrusted the police, because they're too often not held accountable for their assaults on black civilians.
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Women favor Clinton and men back Trump, according to the poll, but both candidates are distrusted by voters.
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Some of the parents said they distrusted the medical profession and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They too have long distrusted the GOP establishment and seem to think it's about time for new blood.
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Jeremy Corbyn was distrusted by the vast majority of Labour MPs but nevertheless won the support of party members.
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For the same reason, poets whose poems are not transparent and who refuse to explain the work are distrusted.
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ISIS also hopes that Muslims in Europe and North America will be persecuted and distrusted, igniting a religious war.
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As the "misfiring" of faculties developed for another purpose, these beliefs should be discredited, or at least strongly distrusted.
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Michael McCaul (R) — who is deeply distrusted, and in some cases outright loathed, by Trump's staunchest right-wing allies.
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" Gardels recalled that David Saxon, the university's president from 1975 to 1983, once told him, "Reagan distrusted public institutions.
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These establishments, which are courted by Clinton and challenged by Sanders, are among the most distrusted institutions in America.
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The fabled small-government, evangelical base of Republican national politics has always distrusted—and indeed, often hated—Mitch McConnell.
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He said it was likely she did not mention the voices at first because she initially distrusted her psychiatrists.
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Iran will be perpetually distrusted and confronted until it convincingly renounces — by action and verification — its redeclared nuclear program.
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But the men ignored the message, because they distrusted the messengers, and because, like Trump, they hated being told no.
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He distrusted whites, and felt he was prevented from becoming a painter of canvasses rather than of signs and billboards.
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Almost everyone is familiar with these brands, yet surveys show them to be distrusted by about half of the people.
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Accordingly, grassroots conservatives who distrusted party leadership viewed DeMint as one of the few men of principle in the Senate.
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The most compelling reason is that Comey had become a lightning rod: hated by Clinton supporters, distrusted by Bush alumni.
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Most of those people could never imagine themselves voting for a Democrat, let alone one as distrusted as Hillary Clinton.
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And he remains a distrusted and even hated figure among some Afghan power brokers who can agree on little else.
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The Saudi leader considered Obama an unreliable ally and distrusted Obama's diplomacy with Sunni Saudi Arabia's mortal Shiite enemy, Iran.
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" As an atheist, Fahy also distrusted the 12 steps due to their demands that he submit to a "higher power.
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He has worked to get back in Trump's good graces but is still distrusted by many in the White House.
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By the numbers: When asked if they trusted or mistrusted large companies, "trusted" won in 2018, but "distrusted" won in 2019.
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But some of that fear and uncertainty about Trump has been negated by the fact that Clinton is also widely distrusted.
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The men in the USW hall distrusted Mr Trump's America-first bluster, noting that his "Trump" branded clothing is made abroad.
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A neoliberal who's cozy with the monied elites of Wall Street and Silicon Valley, he's distrusted by many on the left.
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Fitzpatrick described himself as distrusted by the Jets coaches and front office, and then said he plays better as an underdog.
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Where does the Constitution specifically authorize the treatment of corporations (which the Framers distrusted) as people—or of money as speech?
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The surviving victims and their lawyers said they distrusted the Queens district attorney's office and refused to cooperate with its investigation.
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When ethnic groups feel vulnerable or targeted because of their ethnicity, researchers have found, identity becomes stronger and other groups distrusted.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, unpopular and deeply distrusted, might well be trailing badly were it not for that fear factor.
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If he does have something to fear, then Comey — distrusted by Republicans and Democrats alike — would have been his ideal foil.
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Contrary to what you might expect, though, a person's level of education had little bearing on whether or not they distrusted vaccines.
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In Liberia, politicians were in charge of Ebola communications in poor urban neighborhoods that voted for the opposition and distrusted the government.
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Many of the countries in OPEC and many of its partner countries are distrusted in the US for past oil price manipulation.
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Despite building a powerbase in the east of the country, he is distrusted in the west, where his military campaign has faltered.
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Because Jones distrusted the courts, she never filed the deed, and kept it tucked in her shirt as she tilled the land.
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Otherwise the opposition will build, since the next president will come into office disliked and distrusted by more than half the nation.
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He is distrusted by many in the west of the country who see him as a new military strongman in the making.
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Millions of Algerians have been holding weekly protests demanding that Mr. Bouteflika leave office along with the distrusted political elite around him.
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Another Chapman University study found 44 percent of Americans said they distrusted Muslims, higher than any other group except strangers — 56 percent.
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Nor is there any assurance the House -- which has long distrusted the Senate on immigration -- would take it up and debate it.
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The impeachment inquiry is in some ways the culmination of a battle between the president and the government institutions he distrusted and disparaged.
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The organising principle is that no product should be either trusted or distrusted unconditionally, simply on the basis of its country of origin.
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Cruz realized that many GOP voters now deeply distrusted their party elites, and he was only too happy to cater to their preconceptions.
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He also continued to say the company does not intentionally censor speech in the U.S. The members' responses suggested they distrusted Bhatia's answers.
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"She's not up more because she's disliked and distrusted," said GOP consultant Rick Wilson, who is working with independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin.
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Even after he won the GOP nomination, he remained distrusted by many in his party on issues like trade and relations with Russia.
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Like many of his peers in the GOP, the Texas congressman has long distrusted the scientific evidence that humans are causing climate change.
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Mullah Mansour has faced criticism and even rebellion from field commanders who distrusted his ties to Pakistan and his handling of the succession.
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That was the route chosen by two former Republican presidents who were also distrusted by conservatives but nonetheless governed effectively from the center.
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" The declaration does not extend support to Hillary Clinton, noting that she is "both supported and distrusted by a variety of Christian voters.
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What they accomplish is the same thing the widely-distrusted photographs of lynchings once did—to remind everyone that black bodies are disposable.
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Because France's conservatives were only willing to go so far; they simply would not support a candidate whose motives and qualifications they distrusted.
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What can you say about a feeling that permeates a generation and that perhaps is not even understood by those who are distrusted?
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Yet, while Verne embraced all manner of misadventures, even conceptualizing future inventions such as, yes, rockets and helicopters, he distrusted hot-air balloons.
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More important than who wins, however, is whether the election can provide legitimacy to a government that is still widely distrusted in the north.
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What the documents do show is that Tehran was deeply uncomfortable having al-Qaeda on its soil, and that bin Laden fiercely distrusted Iran.
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He also pledged to create 5G without using networking equipment from Huawei or ZTE, two Chinese telecommunications firms distrusted by U.S. national security experts.
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Scandal-dogged, distrusted and divisive, a workaday campaigner with a style and résumé at odds with her party's humour, Mrs Clinton is not ideal.
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A graduate of the high-flying Ecole Nationale d'Administration, Mr Macron is also a former banker, and thus is distrusted within the Socialist Party.
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An independent 85033 public opinion survey reported 70 percent of respondents in Europe and Latin America distrusted Trump, while only 27 percent trusted him.
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Democrats and Republicans are both distrusted but there is no indication yet that a majority of voters would consider voting for a third party.
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Elites are distrusted and disliked not because Americans are bumbling dupes prone to demagogic blame-shifting, but because elites are indeed genuinely blame-worthy.
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When Mr. Kim came to power, many in the intelligence community doubted he would survive: He was young, inexperienced and distrusted by his military.
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Trump had warned her husband's aides that Ms. Ricardel, who is widely distrusted among West Wing staff, was spreading negative stories, including about Mrs.
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Legere also pledged to create 5G without using networking equipment from Huawei or ZTE, two Chinese telecommunications giants distrusted by U.S. national security experts.
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Driving the news: This has been a brutal campaign fought by two leaders who are disliked and distrusted by broad swaths of the public.
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The numbers are similarly symmetrical for Twitter (46 percent distrusted by Democratic voters, 51 percent for Republicans) and Instagram (41 and 45 percent, respectively).
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According to Ryan, Manigault "got in my face," threatened her, and indicated that the Administration was keeping "dossiers" on journalists they distrusted, including Ryan.
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But as more police departments have adopted the cameras, they have also begun to cannily take advantage of a tool that they once distrusted.
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Ip now leads a local political party that emphasizes law and order and is fairly popular, but she is deeply distrusted by democracy advocates.
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The opposition has long distrusted Russia as a peace broker, and a ceasefire backed by Russia, Iran and Turkey has not entirely stopped the fighting.
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"At the start we had a lot of doubts and distrusted each other...but now tensions have eased," said Aleman, the son of a trucker.
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And it just leads to not only the fact that I know that media and we say this many times, is distrusted at record levels.
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The tree-planting programs, he noticed, focused on ecology and, problematically, gave ownership of newly planted trees to the Haitian government, which the peasants distrusted.
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It's a tough sell on Wall Street for Cruz, who is distrusted if not outright disliked by many in high finance and across corporate America.
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John Wilson, however, has distrusted both the Oscars' and Hollywood's taste for nearly four decades, inspiring him to found the Golden Raspberry Awards in 933.
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Some Sinhalese, who tend to be Buddhist, distrusted the fact that Muslims in Sri Lanka speak Tamil and populate some areas where Tamils are clustered.
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This is leading communities to do, at the grass-roots level, what Mr. Calderón did a decade earlier: bypass distrusted institutions, worsening the underlying problem.
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Neil's loyalty to our operators never wavered, but he distrusted the broader military purpose behind what we were trying to accomplish in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"Mueller is now slightly more distrusted than trusted, and Trump is a little ahead of the game," Mr. Giuliani said during an interview in August.
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The Hamilton who distrusted popular democracy is now overlooked or accepted—after all, today's cosmopolitan élites similarly distrust the passions of their less educated compatriots.
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And sure enough, the most consistent pattern seen across every country was that the people who distrusted vaccines were also more likely to endorse conspiracy theories.
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But the 2016 comparison doesn't feel entirely apt, since in that race Sanders was running against only Hillary Clinton, the definitional establishment pol distrusted by liberals.
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In Britain, according to YouGov, a polling organisation, in 2017 just 25% of respondents trusted economists—the backbone of many think-tanks—while 44% distrusted them.
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Did Clinton — disliked and distrusted by so many after a quarter-century on the national stage — make herself acceptable to those wavering voters in the center?
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The findings echo a similar survey conducted by The Verge last fall, where Facebook and Twitter topped the list of social networks most distrusted by consumers.
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This is done via zero-day exploits, viruses that infect software distrusted on CDs, malware on USB sticks, and systems that hide data in image files.
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I think Bustle has put a very high premium on it because we're aware of the fact that in the world the media is largely distrusted.
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Clinton — an enduring and deeply polarizing figure in American politics, distrusted by many voters — can stir the kind of Republicans who are wary of Mr. Trump.
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Many Americans have distrusted the Saudi kingdom for years, given its rumored connections to Islamic extremists, harsh restrictions on women and paltry record on human rights.
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The State Administration for Market Regulation, whose oversight includes anti-monopoly practices and market entity registration, is working on a list for "heavily distrusted" market entities.
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The United States has long distrusted the company, which makes smartphones, microchips and telecommunications equipment, considering it a possible conduit for espionage and sabotage of Americans.
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An April public opinion poll showed that, to at least some degree, roughly two-fifths of Americans distrusted the economic data produced by the federal government.
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A secret memo suggests that Republicans, hoping to undermine the Russian inquiry, may target Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein, whom President Trump has long distrusted.
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Charles Geisst, a retired Manhattan College professor, and historian of Wall Street, described the 11-year run as the "most distrusted bull market" of recent memory.
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But before Friedman died in 2006, he also came to see NAFTA as terrible deal and distrusted supranational institutions like the IMF and the United Nations.
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He said that Americans already distrusted the news media, and that if The Journal covered Mr. Trump in an overly confrontational way, that distrust might increase.
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But in a sign of how distrusted and depleted the regular police forces had become, the ministry had to draw heavily on the elite special forces.
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The body prints sold so quickly, some of them for up to a thousand dollars, that Hammons, who distrusted the market, decided to stop making them.
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"Iranian influence is dominant," said Hoshyar Zebari, who was ousted last year as finance minister because, he said, Iran distrusted his links to the United States.
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Research by Afrobarometer published last year found low levels of trust in institutions such as the police, which is distrusted by nearly two-thirds of the populace.
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But ask yourself what becomes of a country where representative government and the free flow of ideas are distrusted and the military is venerated above everything else.
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Grand visions about the future are typically distrusted by most people regardless of their ideological leanings because people live in reality, and nothing in reality happens overnight.
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Roosevelt had distrusted the meatpacking industry for years, angered by the putrid meat sold to the Army and served to his troops during the Spanish-American War.
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Distrusted by whites and blacks alike, he exhibits all the tics and trappings of the alienated loner, including a ratty trailer and a mistrust of personal hygiene.
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President Trump famously distrusted appointees who were held over from the Obama administration as well as high-level civil servants and moved to get rid of them.
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Gala liked to read Tarot cards, but she was also a savvy businesswoman who knew how to attract gallerists while keeping Dalí away from people she distrusted.
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But while Facebook, Youtube and Twitter are the social media platforms most commonly used as sources for political and election news, they're also among the most distrusted.
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Or do we live in a post-truth age in which we are so distrusted that our investigations will be dismissed, if they are seen at all?
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The Communist Party has long distrusted any organization, from churches to charities to civic groups, that it believes could come between the government and the Chinese people.
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It would be profoundly bad for America for the next president, whoever it is, to be as widely disliked and distrusted as you and Trump are today.
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He is distrusted by the hard-right, who call him a backer of "amnesty" because he once worked with a cross-party group of senators on immigration reform.
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Trump is signaling — through his terminology, through his delegitimizing actions, and through his anticipatory undercutting — that the press is literally the enemy, to be distrusted, ignored, and excluded.
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Mr. Johnson triggered the resignation of his top finance minister, Sajid Javid, last month after insisting that he get rid of advisers whom he and Mr. Cummings distrusted.
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She is distrusted on the left and faces raw hatred on the right, and he has largely been sidelined by new scrutiny of his treatment of women. Mrs.
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For many, it is a lifestyle, something to be valued more than gold for financial investments and shielding personal information from the prying eyes of a distrusted government.
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He also pledged to create 5G without using networking equipment from Huawei Technologies Co Ltd or ZTE Corp, two Chinese telecommunications firms distrusted by U.S. national security experts.
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RATING: PROPAGANDISTIC GARBAGE Both as a child and as an adult, I have fundamentally distrusted pretty much every male authority figure I have ever come into contact with.
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These dismal figures — which also found that 66 percent of those questioned said they distrusted Temer — reflect the depth of Brazilian wariness of the country's entire political class.
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For the most part, however, Clinton is distrusted in ways that have little to do with her own choices, beyond the choice to be part of public life.
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Last month Russia struck a deal with Huawei, a Chinese telecoms firm distrusted by America, to develop 5G equipment—thus rooting Russia firmly in China's half of the splinternet.
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The largest decline in trust came from Millennials, with 64 percent saying that they wouldn't ride in one, compared to 49 percent in late 2017 who distrusted the technology.
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The president is so unpopular among and distrusted by liberals that essentially any lifetime appointment from him would be a tough sell to Democrats, no matter who it is.
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Where once she distrusted the false cohesion stories lent to messy lives, now she sees that these narratives "could save us from our lives by letting us construct ourselves".
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This is a tough challenge for us, because, again, it's happening in a broader context; it's happening in a time when the mechanisms of structure just are largely distrusted.
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In 290, 277 percent of the Mexican population found the US to be untrustworthy—a massive increase from 2016, in which 31 percent said they distrusted their northern neighbor.
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Though much of that service was in the cabinet of President Obama, who is deeply distrusted across Israel, she managed to steer clear of the controversy surrounding her boss.
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He can lie to them, hurt them with tariffs, make a mockery of their values, suck up to freedom-hating dictators they once distrusted, and they'll stick with him.
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In addition to hailing from a blue state that Trump is unlikely to win, Christie is distrusted by conservatives, some of whom are threatening to revolt at the convention.
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One reason the major media is so distrusted is that the media too often thrives on the personal attacks that most readers and viewers deplore, offered in all directions.
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Legere has also pledged to build 5G without using networking equipment from Huawei Technologies Co Ltd or ZTE Corp, two Chinese telecommunications firms distrusted by U.S. national security experts.
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In interviews, several academics said they distrusted Mr. Ricciardone's background as a diplomat and viewed his management style as highhanded, perhaps more suited to an embassy than a university.
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I distrusted most adults in my life, but I trusted Hannah and Jim with my turbulent story, and some of it was adapted into the HBO movie Angel Rodriguez .
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And she could enter office distrusted and disliked by many if not most Americans, according to polls, and trailed by a whiff of scandal she has been unable to shake.
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The party united behind the respected, admired, likable mainstream Hubert Humphrey—who lost badly to the unloved, distrusted, twice-rejected standard-bearer of an ideologically divided Republican Party, Richard Nixon.
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Rod Rosenstein's involvement in the decision that Trump did not meet the standard for an obstruction charge might mitigate some of these concerns — after all, Trump has long distrusted Rosenstein.
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Even so, Russian male chauvinism was deep, and Stalin distrusted these female activists both for their Jewishness and for their gender, ultimately firing and arresting several of them, including Zhemchuzhina.
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He says he distrusted the opposition, but when the army retook eastern Ghouta, his two brothers chose not to come back under government control and joined the exodus to Idlib.
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That is the main reason it has, for decades, been relegated to the unkempt shadows of Japanese society — far more hidden and distrusted than in other places around the globe.
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"In West Africa, during the Ebola crisis, people distrusted government not because they were uninformed, but because in the past, the government had done things that weren't trustworthy," he says.
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If any number of things had gone the other way — James Comey, Russian interference, a less distrusted nominee — the Democrats might now be starting their third straight term in office.
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It's a striking turnaround after a revolt by lawmakers of both parties who distrusted his friendly approach to Moscow and sought to punish Russia for its interference in the election.
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Although Cruz is one of the most right-wing political figures in America and widely distrusted by his own party, in comparison to Trump the Texas senator is a venerable statesman.
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He also asserts his subordinates were political appointees who distrusted him as an Obama administration alum and saw him as an obstacle blocking their main goal of privatizing veterans' health care.
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Betts had voted for Democrats in the past, but because of the disinformation of the previous shooting, many distrusted that information despite it coming from the official Ohio voter information records.
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And Ms McSally, who is distrusted by many in the Republican Party's grassroots conservative wing, may benefit from having Mr Arpaio and Mrs Ward compete for the same base of voters.
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Americans were still mocked, distrusted, and perceived as obnoxiously fat—but before Trump's improbable rise in the polls, it wasn't so shameful to be a US citizen out in the world.
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"The extent of the bribery reported in our survey is a major cause for concern, as widespread corruption is linked to governmental institutions that are inefficient and distrusted," the study said.
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The media is the least trusted major institution, according to the annual barometer compiled by Edelman, and is distrusted in 22 of the 28 countries tracked by the public relations firm.
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Many Republicans distrusted Mr Christie after Hurricane Sandy hit his state in the closing stages of the 2012 presidential campaign, and he warmly welcomed President Barack Obama to the disaster zone.
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From the earliest days of the Cold War, right-wing populists have distrusted the CIA and the broader intelligence community, believing that its allegiance to professionalism covered up a liberal bias.
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The press was already distrusted by many Americans before his vitriolic campaign—though it certainly stoked their enmity—with citizens increasingly siloed into their own closed communities, both online and off.
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The governor also struggled with more conservative Republican voters, many of whom distrusted him after he embraced President Obama as the two toured the devastation left by Hurricane Sandy in 85033.
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Like his idol Winston Churchill, who, pre-1940, was distrusted by Conservatives and widely viewed as "erratic and unreliable," Johnson likely is prime minister only because of a dire national emergency.
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He would return the US to its days of being distrusted by the international community on the issue, and further the belief, particularly in Europe, that America is an unreliable partner.
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Trump is deeply distrusted by conservative activists, and no one has a really clear idea of what sort of person he'd end up nominating to the Court if he won the election.
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While it's not surprising that conservatives would be opposed to Romney — many of them distrusted him when he was the GOP nominee — the public lobbying by Trump aides is something altogether different.
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Despite the claims of the (now distrusted) "experts", Leave voters are just as likely as Remain voters to believe that their choice would be better for the economy in the long run.
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To do this, he needed to balance the personalities and conflicting views of two leaders who deeply distrusted each other: Menachem Begin, Israel's first Likud prime minister, and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat.
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J Street has now become an organization vilified by former friends, distanced from the left in Israel and distrusted by many more as a result of the mishandling of its own reputation.
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His opposition to Mr. Bush's decision to overthrow Saddam Hussein was hardly unique; it put him in league with people across the political spectrum who distrusted America's unbridled use of military power.
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Erdoğan, the central actor in Turkish politics since his party swept to power in 20043, has always been distrusted by many members of Turkey's more established and highly secular middle and upper classes.
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Sir Nick Clegg is distrusted by his party—and reviled by its younger elements—because he was more interested in joining the national, and indeed, the global elite than in cultivating local routes.
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GOP's long-simmering civil war breaks into the open On the other side, voters have Hillary Clinton, who is widely distrusted, generally disliked and largely defined by her ambitions for the White House.
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Her pictures, taken in bedrooms and backstage dressing rooms, are evidence of her ability to gain trust and acceptance from those whom society might find repellent, and who in turn distrusted society themselves.
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Mosby so distrusted the process, from top to bottom, that she did not inform the mayor of her decision to press charges until a few minutes before she announced it to the world.
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Roughly six in 10 voters said they did not trust her, about the same percentage who said they distrusted Mr. Trump, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll released last week. Mrs.
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It's no secret that black conservatives often have a tough time in American politics, usually dismissed by white liberals and distrusted and viewed as "Uncle Toms" and "sellouts" by their fellow African-Americans.
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CHICAGO — The nation's third-largest city will end 0003 with a surging murder rate, a demoralized and distrusted police force and a weary populace that has become inured to daily reports of shootings.
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The dinner became an example and a metaphor for why the national press is widely distrusted by so many of the American people, in the same way that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is widely distrusted by so many of the American people.
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Maggie Hassan, has been attacked for being too scripted, and also has to contend with a Democratic standard-bearer who is distrusted in the state, something she has struggled with answering in the past.
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Clubs and groups from PTAs to the Kiwanis have been suffering from declining membership, and confidence in various institutions from churches to banks is low; the federal government is distrusted perhaps most of all.
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In the hearing room itself, some Republicans suggested that Vindman may have been distrusted by his bosses or that the army officer, born in what was then the Soviet Union, could have divided loyalties.
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Foreign judges are as distrusted in Switzerland as they are in Britain, and the Swiss can in theory pick and choose which rules to apply (in practice many are simply copy-pasted from Brussels).
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And the numbers were nearly identical on both sides of the aisle: 59 percent of Democrats and independents who lean Democratic distrusted Facebook, compared to 62 percent of Republicans and independents who lean Republican.
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Opposing legislators claimed they were concerned about cost, but as Boise State University history professor Jill K. Gill noted in The Pacific Northwest Quarterly, many Idahoans distrusted King, if not civil rights in general.
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A Tea Party favorite, Cruz wants to keep a safe distance from a GOP nominee who is distrusted by social conservatives and whose divisive rhetoric and personal attacks many Republicans see as politically toxic.
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Making the media an enemy is an easy way to delegitimize coverage that aims for accountability, and because the journalism business is struggling and increasingly distrusted, journalists are easy to dismiss as a group.
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At CES, Huawei's Mr. Yu described how the company had previously overcome trust hurdles — including at home in China, where Huawei's smartphones were initially distrusted by Chinese carriers because the company was a newcomer.
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Daniel Schreiber and Shai Wininger, tech entrepreneurs with no insurance background, spotted that the industry is huge (worth $4.6trn in global premium income a year, reckons Swiss Re, a reinsurer), distrusted, antiquated and hopelessly unreformed.
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Despite an aggressive lobbying campaign urging Sestak to bow out, he surprised his colleagues by announcing a run -- a move that energized the left-flank of his party that distrusted the long-time Republican Specter.
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If not openly distrusted, eBay is considered by many to be a hassle: shipping prices, ballooning fees, and the ever-present fear of buying a seemingly rare model that turns out to be a fake.
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But more than that, he's remade the Republican Party in his own image, so that politicians who initially distrusted him, like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, now carry his water.
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Churchill is disliked by many of his colleagues in the Conservative Party (notably Chamberlain and his vulpine sidekick, Viscount Halifax) and distrusted by King George VI. The political situation is shaky, the military reports dire.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani urged his people on Wednesday ti unite to overcome Washington's "economic war" while his government said it would use diplomacy to try to solve the standoff even though it distrusted Trump.
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A refusal to prosecute would not only undermine of the rule of law inside a distrusted agency tasked with enforcing it, but would cut against the hard work of FBI agents truly upholding their oaths.
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That is a problematic prospect because the force, known as the Syrian Democratic Forces, is led by Syrian Kurdish militias that have established a semiautonomous Kurdish zone farther north and are distrusted by many Arabs.
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The other camp says that "lying"—as long as it's not all the time, and therefore constantly distrusted or discounted—can benefit the signaling individual at the expense of others, and is therefore a viable strategy.
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Richard Nixon, whose paranoia now looks tame compared to Trump's, distrusted the "Ivy League liberals" in the CIA and carefully cultivated his relationship with FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, who became an ally for many decades.
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Hagin, who announced plans to depart in June, helped plan Trump's Singapore summit, and somehow lasted more than a year, though he was reportedly distrusted by Trump loyalists because of his ties to the Bush family.
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His rivals in the political opposition often describe him as an American yes-man, and he is said to be distrusted in neighboring countries like Iran and Russia because of his closeness to the United States.
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The head of the FBI testified he so distrusted his own president and White House that he took detailed notes of his conversations to prove he felt pressure to drop an investigation of collusion with the Russians.
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John Kasich still harbors hopes of emerging as a consensus candidate after multiple ballots but he lacks stature with national Republicans annoyed that he is still in the race, and he is deeply distrusted by ideological conservatives.
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Bozhilov and the Bulgarian delegation denied there had been any physical confrontation but said they had distrusted the local staff in the Olympic village because they had repeatedly been the victim of thefts of their personal belongings.
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Its members are (dis)trusted solely for the "R" or "D" they carry — except the "RINOs" distrusted by the far right too (conservative bulwark Matt Drudge even suspects that the GOP Congress is sabotaging the GOP president).
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But the few who stayed quickly opted to leave, feeling flustered and distrusted by Trump's inner circle, which had spent months casting public doubt on the integrity of any government employees who served during the Obama administration.
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Foreign envoys, German diplomats and US analysts note that Grenell, who is supposed to be America's main eyes and ears on the ground, is so distrusted that Berlin's government and business officials are wary of meeting him.
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The Liberal Democrats have only a dozen lawmakers in the 650-seat House of Commons, and they are still distrusted by many on the left for their role in imposing crushing austerity measures after the financial crisis.
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Zelenskiy, who came to power in May, has said the makeover is essential because the office is widely distrusted by Ukrainians and has been seen as a political tool for the well-connected to punish their enemies.
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Interestingly, there were a number of stories in the final days of Richard Nixon's presidency noting how his core supporters (often rural whites who distrusted what they saw as a liberal media elite) were standing with him.
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Because of their perceived influence over the president, both men and in particular McMaster are widely distrusted by Trump's base and some loyalist aides and former staffers, and have been the perceived target of attacks in the press.
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With the FBI director and probably the next attorney general so deeply distrusted by so many Americans, Democrats should wage an all-out filibuster for justice against the Gorsuch nomination to fiercely defend the final check and balance.
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Lower castes still face horrendous abuse, and Dalits — who represent close to 100 million votes — have long distrusted Mr. Modi and his party, which is rooted in a Hindu nationalist worldview that favors upper castes and emphasizes India's Hinduness.
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Far from drawing new supporters to the Tories, Mr Johnson may turn out to be like an educated version of Mr Corbyn: a rock star among the party faithful but hated by the other side and distrusted by the public.
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As he lived through periods of war, totalitarianism, and exile, he became a political thinker who didn't like politics, a memoirist who distrusted confessional literature, a poet of witness who believed that the task of poetry surpassed being a witness.
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"Like millions of Americans, The Dispatch editorial board has asked this question more than once: How, in a nation of more than 300 million people, did we end up with two such disliked and distrusted presidential candidates?" the editors wrote.
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"Herstory": No matter how effectively the Clinton campaign executes, in the end they are selling a candidate who is distrusted and disliked by most voters, and whose signature public issues are also unpopular from Obamacare to the rise of ISIS.
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But during the campaign, he became more comfortable telling his personal story of becoming a prosecutor after growing up in East New York, Brooklyn, in the 1980s, when the area was rife with crime and many residents distrusted the police.
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WATERLOO, Iowa — Joe Biden seized on the mockery of Donald Trump by foreign allies at this week's NATO summit, making it a central feature of his campaign to portray the president as erratic, dangerous and distrusted at home and abroad.
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Assigning people a generational identity based on an arbitrary birth year cutoff is silly and might even be harmful; using labels to refer to distrusted out-groups — and treating individuals primarily as representatives of their groups — is a recipe for conflict and discrimination.
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Zoe Yujnovich, chairwoman of Royal Dutch Shell's operations in Australia and also of APPEA, told the conference the industry was well received and respected in the largely remote communities where its operations are located, but vilified and distrusted in Australia's large cities.
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"If you were going to be in some way distrusted or dismissed about whether you can take on Wall Street if you ever took money, President Obama took more money from Wall Street in the 2008 campaign than anybody ever had," she said.
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He is distrusted by swaths of the conservative base and ethical questions continue to swirl around him because of the "Bridgegate" affair, in which Christie staffers forced a traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J., by closing toll lanes on the George Washington Bridge.
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On balance, it showed the European Commission and Union were more trusted to represent European interests in a messy, multipolar world than individual national governments, particularly on trade, although in several countries, particularly Italy, both national and European policymakers were highly distrusted.
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With the UK Independence Party in disarray and its MPs migrating to conservative ideals—which partly explains the recent surge popularity for May—and being led by the universally distrusted Paul Nuttall, they're unlikely to gain much traction during the next month of campaigning.
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Protesters who were asked why they so feared a pact likely to enhance Germany's trade prospects or why they distrusted American regulators, who uncovered the Volkswagen scandal when European regulators did not, insisted that they would be deceived, describing the trade talks as secretive.
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"When government seeks to use its full power, including the criminal law, to command where a person may get his or her information or what distrusted source he or she may not hear, it uses censorship to control thought," Kennedy wrote for the majority.
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And you know what, if you were going to be in some way distrusted or dismissed about whether you can take on Wall Street if you ever took money, President Obama took more money from Wall Street in the 273 campaign than anybody ever had.
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But Khosrowshahi has one advantage if he takes the job, according to people within the company: He was not the hand-picked choice of Benchmark, the venture capital firm that sued Kalanick and whose nominee would as a consequence have been distrusted by employees.
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For our first episode, we explore whether Hillary Clinton, the most distrusted Democratic presidential nominee in a generation, is heading for an old-fashioned, legitimate landslide — and if she is, or if she comes close, what that would mean for the future of both parties.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Wednesday called on citizens to unite to overcome an "economic war" waged by the United States, while his government said it would use diplomacy to try to solve the standoff even though it distrusted U.S. President Donald Trump.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Wednesday called on citizens to unite to overcome an "economic war" waged by the United States, while his government said it would use diplomacy to try to solve the standoff even though it distrusted U.S. President Donald Trump.
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According to surveys conducted by Tai Li-an, one of Taiwan's most respected pollsters, and published by the news site Formosa, the percentage of respondents who said they distrusted Mr. Han rose from more than 27 percent in February to about 57 percent in November.
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Republican officials must be feeling a sense of déjà vu: An insurgent candidate beloved by the right-wing base and distrusted by the party elite is accused in a bombshell Washington Post report of past sexual misconduct, just as the campaign is in the home stretch.
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" Clinton had a ready response: "If you were going to be in some way distrusted or dismissed about whether you can take on Wall Street if you ever took money, President Obama took more money from Wall Street in the 2008 campaign than anybody ever had!
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In a cultural moment where the mysterious ways of algorithms are becoming more broadly distrusted by society at large, Twitter's filtering algorithm seems to have become the latest political football in a game with no winners, and little to show for it other than bruising all around.
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His unwillingness to be alone with the president reflected how deeply Mr. Comey distrusted Mr. Trump, who Mr. Comey believed was trying to undermine the F.B.I.'s independence as it conducted a highly sensitive investigation into links between Mr. Trump's associates and Russia, the officials said.
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To cling to an explanation, with no evidence, provided by a person (the former chief information officer) apparently distrusted by Pai as a partisan and who left in October 2017 — to cling to it so completely and give no word at all that there was perhaps another explanation?
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And he has prodded Mr. Trump, too, to shift direction at key moments: Mr. Christie was among the senior Republicans who privately urged Mr. Trump to dismiss his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who was widely distrusted by national party leaders and other members of the Trump inner circle.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Distrusted at first by some as dodgy cash, a special World Cup 100-rouble ($1.57) banknote with a picture of iconic Soviet goalkeeper Lev Yashin has become a collectors' item, with Russians willing to pay several times its face value to get their hands on it.
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Punk is fundamentally anti-capitalist, and Kardashian is a gleaming example of rabid capitalism; at a time when traditional conservative views and the 1 percent are more distrusted (and hated) than ever, one could argue that her very embrace of this poisonous system is punk in its subversion.
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Trump's election in 2016 has long been limned as a victory powered by people who had previously been outside of politics—people who believed politics did not and could not work, and distrusted the idea that incrementalism and compromise would or ever could fix what was wrong with the country.
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Monica C. Bell, a legal sociologist who is about to join the faculty of Yale Law School, studied poor mothers in Washington and found that even when they distrusted the police they were likely to call them when their children were truant or addicted or seemed drawn to petty crime.
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WASHINGTON — The White House indicated on Sunday that President Trump would accept new legislation curtailing his authority to lift sanctions on Russia on his own, a striking turnaround after a broad revolt by lawmakers of both parties who distrusted his friendly approach to Moscow and sought to tie his hands.
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While the idea of "authenticity" has come to be increasingly distrusted in pop (it tends to mean old white dudes with beards and acoustic guitars harking back to Bob Dylan), hers is offered as proof that she is a real reflection of teendom, rather than a focus-grouped, committee-driven idea of it.
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To defend the proposed transaction, Legere pointed to the company's history of aggressive pricing, said it would need 11,000 new employees by 2024 and pledged to building the next generation of wireless, called 5-G, without equipment from Huawei Technologies or ZTE, two Chinese telecommunications firms distrusted by U.S. national security experts.
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The team—which will vet potential senior members of a Clinton administration and begin policy planning, in a standard practice for major-party nominees—will be chaired by Ken Salazar, a centrist former senator from Colorado and ex-interior secretary, distrusted on the left for his pro-trade and pro-business instincts.
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The team—which will vet potential senior members of a Clinton administration and begin policy planning, in a standard practice for major party nominees—will be chaired by Ken Salazar, a centrist former senator from Colorado and ex-interior secretary, distrusted on the left for his pro-trade and pro-business instincts.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios' Stef Kight: Many in the administration and conservative circles have distrusted McAleenan's commitment to Trump's immigration agenda — despite significant declines in border numbers and McAleenan's role in implementing several big immigration policies, such as the recently blocked public charge rule and asylum deals with Central American nations.
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This convinced many Republicans that pursuing centrism is a fool's errand, and the subsequent losses of candidates like McCain and Romney, who were both distrusted by conservative activists, have only strengthened the belief among Republican elites that they win when they nominate conservatives, and lose when they nominate moderates, spurious though the claim may be.
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To defend the proposed transaction, Legere pointed to the company's history of aggressive pricing, said it would need 11,000 new employees by 2024 and pledged to building the next generation of wireless, called 5G, without equipment from Huawei Technologies Co Ltd or ZTE Corp, two Chinese telecommunications firms distrusted by U.S. national security experts.
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Consider the measles epidemic of 2019, which meant that not only the children whose parents distrusted and refused a safe and effective vaccine were at risk, but also that babies too young to be vaccinated and people with immune deficiencies were suddenly living with the possibility that the virus might be in their surroundings.
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Lam joins a select group of female leaders who have risen to the top job in Asia in recent years including Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, hugely distrusted by China, and ousted South Korean president Park Geun-hye, who angered Beijing with her plans to deploy a U.S. missile defense system to counter the threat from North Korea.
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All year, open-ended interviews with Trump supporters have indicated that they know all about his erratic tendencies and hope he will calm down once in office, think it is a positive because it is evidence that he isn't controlled by the establishment, or see it as proof that he will shake up a distrusted political system.
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No matter who had won the presidential election, either Trump or Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE would have walked into the White House distrusted and disliked by most Americans.
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But on the other hand, these politicians were tricked into appearing on the record as themselves, in a way that further perpetuates and entrenches not only the cultural ideological divide, but the idea among conservatives that "liberal" media, including entertainment media like Baron Cohen's production, is a constant and perpetual trap to be distrusted at all costs.
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Facing criticism or outright rebellion from field commanders who distrusted his ties to Pakistan and his handling of the succession, Mullah Mansour brutally quashed breakaway groups and sought to buy the support of other skeptical commanders, all while maintaining a publicity campaign that has portrayed the Taliban as united under his command, according to interviews with Taliban members.
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A restive, intense, Harvard-educated newspaperman with bulldog tenacity, Mr. Schanberg was a nearly ideal foreign correspondent: a risk-taking adventurer who distrusted officials, relied on himself in a war zone and wrote vividly of political and military tyrants and of the suffering and death of their victims with the passion of an eyewitness to history.
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These two exiles inhabit a closely observed, liminal world of spooks and intelligence expats who have risked everything for the cause of Communism but now find themselves disillusioned by the realities of everyday life in their Soviet demi-paradise, distrusted by the very same organs of state security that once employed them to such devastating effect.
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She joins a select group of female leaders who have risen to the top job in Asia in recent years including Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, hugely distrusted by China, and ousted South Korean president Park Geun-hye, who angered Beijing with her plans to deploy a U.S. missile defence system to counter the threat from North Korea.
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The lack of recognition of people living with HIV/AIDS as agents of action has been compounded by the fact that HIV/AIDS in the United States continues to be an epidemic that disproportionately affects black and brown people, people living in poverty, and young people, all groups that are consistently distrusted as sources of knowledge.
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It was a thrilling escape of a World Series, played in the shadow of a more consequential national cliffhanger, a battle of angry teams and distrusted coaches, in which 50, 60 or 80 percent of Americans say they're afraid of what will happen to the country if the other side wins, and some threaten not to accept the result at all.
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Brought in as the anti-Gates, he was held in suspicion by many Gates loyalists in the department, who distrusted him as an outsider and, as some have charged, because he was black; many thought he was insufficiently supportive of the department during the investigation of the 1994 murders of Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman and the subsequent trial of O. J. Simpson.
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"It is surprising he would move on Prince Ahmed with the king's authority still there," said Kristin Smith Diwan, a scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, D.C. But two supporters of Crown Prince Mohammed who are close to the royal court insisted on Saturday that he had merely lost patience with members of the family he has long distrusted.
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It has highlighted the challenges Mr. Trump faces as he prepares to take office on Friday deeply distrusted by minorities across the country, many of whom have been offended by his false allegations that President Obama was born outside the United States, appalled that his candidacy drew backing from white supremacist organizations, and dismayed at policy proposals they consider antithetical to their interests.
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They admired the entrepreneurial talent which secured his vast wealth and were charmed by his many sly admissions of his infidelities ("I'm no saint, you've all understood that," he said as he shrugged off accusations of orgies.) His jaunty, upbeat appearances on TV made him the natural choice of the millions of Italians who distrusted a left that had been, till the early 1990s, mainly communist.
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More harmful to the nation than any crime that is likely to be alleged in the impeachment hearings is that all the attention to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE has eclipsed the important problem that our democracy is broken and rightly distrusted by the people.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will meet Tuesday with Mitt Romney, a candidate for secretary of State who is distrusted and almost universally opposed by the president-elect's inner circle.
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I could forget about the minefield that was eating: my worries that I would consume more calories than I needed and gain weight, that dairy was congesting, that refined sugar was unhealthy, that meat was environmentally unethical, that all this bounty would trigger a binge, that I would have to eat less tomorrow to make up for all I ate today — all the anxieties that I'd learned could contain my appetites, whose unruliness I distrusted.
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Blaine: the leader of the opposition campaigned to stay but secretly wanted to leave, so his party held a non-binding vote to shame him into resigning Translation: Jeremy Corbyn, the notably left-wing leader of the Labour Party who's long been distrusted by fellow Labour members of Parliament, was pressured by his party into campaigning to stay in the EU, even though he thinks the EU is an evil tool of international capitalism.
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