The excesses of empire were easily matched by the excesses of Catholicism.
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It is about our national peace, which is threatened by the excesses in Cologne and the excesses in the Internet.
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His excesses are the excesses of a movement, and conservatives fawn over his attacks because they think he's targeting the right people.
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"After alcohol and drug excesses came the excesses of violence, peaking with people who carried out fantasies of sexual power," he told state legislators on Monday.
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Every boom eventually creates excesses that sow the seeds of its own destruction, and the excesses that could end the American decade are coming into view.
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Before the excesses of the 1980s, after all (the ones that have been referenced on so many other runways), there were the excesses of the 1780s.
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The excesses of the higher education bubble from 2002-2013 should not be allowed to reoccur, given the predictability and reliability with which such excesses have occurred over time.
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I worry about the illiberal excesses of identity politics and political correctness, but I think excesses is what they are, and I think they, too, can be worked through.
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Ezubao's excesses also became a cautionary tale following its collapse.
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The media saw profit in covering Mr Trump's worst excesses.
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The ensuing growth then breeds excesses that overheat the economy.
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Now, what those excesses were, I could not tell you.
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Speculative excesses in the past helped fuel a property bubble.
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Its characters are punished for their excesses, for their selfishness.
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She was a victim of her own excesses and ambition.
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Her extraordinary wit, monitoring its own excesses, is her compass.
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He called for reform, including judicial oversight of congressional excesses.
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At a minimum, we have to control the worst excesses.
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Such excesses are illegal in the sensible land of Australia.
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Indulging in the excesses of the season didn't seem right.
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Here I describe the excesses of freedom of the press.
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Would the audience forgive his excesses, like his wife had?
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All of these things might represent excesses of their own.
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He urged the government to help wring out its excesses.
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We're living with the excesses of 60 years of hyperindividualism.
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International investors have largely turned a blind eye to his excesses.
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" More recently, Barack Obama praised Ronald Reagan for correcting "the excesses
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We both want to reign in the excesses of Wall Street.
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But the excesses of a hedonistic life were taking their toll.
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But the excesses and downsides of international engagement are also real.
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Technological upheavals like the steam engine and electricity unleashed market excesses.
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Like all excesses, this one too can badly backfire on China.
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Germany has so far avoided the worst excesses of modern football.
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But capitalism has its cruel excesses, its many failures as well.
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Mr. de Blasio campaigned on promises to rein in police excesses.
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Maybe then they could speak over the excesses of social media.
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President Obama rolled back many excesses of George W. Bush's administration.
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While his images are often striking, the production has its excesses.
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Mandy combines the most absurd aesthetic excesses of '70s and '80s horror films with the most absurd thespian excesses of Nicolas Cage, and the movie works best if you're already fond — or at least tolerant — of both.
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And regulators are still pursuing the excesses of the go-go years.
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They will see themselves as innocent victims of the developed world's excesses.
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It is designed to "bridle" the executive if he engages in excesses.
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Pao also describes the excesses she saw at Kleiner Perkins in detail.
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Saudis have taken to filming their excesses and posting the footage online.
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If you let yourself give into its excesses, you'll be rewarded handsomely.
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There aren't any real excesses in the economy at the current time.
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To fix the excesses of direct democracy, it will take representative democracy.
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Black Friday shopping isn't always based in naked, shameless excesses of consumerism.
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In the meantime, regulators are trying to undo some of the excesses.
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In both cases, he checked excesses but maintained deference to executive authority.
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"There are many excesses and a lot of spending," Levy told Reuters.
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He famously stuck to the score, ending arbitrary practices and interpretive excesses.
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On social media, videos of excesses by the religious police have proliferated.
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Unfortunately, Congress is complicit in the excesses of the military-industrial complex.
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Caesars became a symbol of the excesses of the leveraged buyout boom.
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A sharper point of departure is reining in Wall Street excesses: Mrs.
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And yes, I'm as susceptible to Twitter excesses and indiscretions as anyone.
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Moderates, witnessing the excesses within the opposition, begin to agree with them.
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It was not enough to chastise Spain for its excesses, he wrote.
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So too, however, is resisting and rectifying the excesses of law enforcement.
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Tina Brown's moment wasn't just predicated on the excesses of Wall Street.
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Just like Samsung's Galaxy S20 Ultra, it feels a bit like excesses.
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There are other ways to stop the worst excesses of partisan gerrymandering.
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Downturns wash away prior excesses, setting the stage for longer-term growth.
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The game itself is a parody of our culture's excesses and extremes.
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Charles Evans Hughes, fighting the excesses of the era, seized the opportunity.
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Comey pillories Trump for his excesses, for lacking probity and moral rectitude.
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It is a very utilitarian and comfortable space with no decorative excesses.
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Some argue that the solution to capital's excesses is to beef up labour.
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To be sure, these excesses are not the only cause of democracy's disruptions.
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Despite her excesses, she was right in claiming wrongdoing in the White House.
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He has enjoyed the same excesses they have, he wants to make clear.
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They do not seek to ban war, but to limit its worst excesses.
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It became a parable for the economy's excesses and over-reliance on debt.
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For me, this scene comments on the excesses and illusions of security protocol.
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Critics of corporate "excesses" have developed an even more fundamental corrective: "concession theory".
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Through her artwork, however, she gave voice to the excesses of her emotions.
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Instead, we have yet another Times column about the excesses of college liberals.
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Even before the social media videos, the police had been criticized for excesses.
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Still, the relatively minor scale of his reported excesses did not help him.
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In Transit It's annoying enough to police your children's digital excesses at home.
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Unicef said some of the war's worst excesses had taken place in 2015.
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Are they actually responsible for the worst excesses of the global drug trade?
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Marsh riffs on the excesses of American medicine, which continue to amaze him.
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WQXR's "Aria Code" devotes episodes to unpacking opera arias in all their excesses.
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It's up to the media and congressional oversight to expose and prevent excesses.
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Perhaps it is part of a global hostility to the excesses of capitalism.
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Elaborately coifed and plumed, she embodied all the excesses of the French monarchy.
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However, she said that various parts of the financial markets are showing excesses.
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This means, in short, no more excesses, and a rapid change in behaviour.
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His trying to outrun some of that led to some of his excesses.
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But further reforms are called for to protect the nation from future excesses.
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It is telling that it took a seeming defense of pederasty, a breach of the last taboo uniting our fractured culture, to make conservatives pay more attention to Milo's own excesses than to the excesses he sets out to provoke.
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For too long, the EU has turned a blind eye to Mr Orban's excesses.
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The excesses aren't limited to sex, with several scenes that are disturbing and violent.
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Francis, a sharp critic of capitalist excesses, turned his scorn instead on greedy businesspeople.
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The current cyclical excesses will probably be followed by another period of undue despondency.
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In that example, we can see the excesses of life-hacking and systemization approach.
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It is at the root of the financial excesses of the past 20 years.
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But to balance past excesses he has been obliged to restrict government cash subsidies.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the exchequer, says he wants to curb capitalism's excesses.
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In April 2018 the IMF detected traits "reminiscent of past episodes of investor excesses".
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But its excesses can be contained by seeing it as the impetus for change.
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Some, like limits on plea bargaining and a ban on coercive questioning, corrected excesses.
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This is also characteristic: Most moral panics are ultimately undone by their own excesses.
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Sadly, he's also representative of all the excesses of the humongous holding company model.
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The agency's defenders insist it has shed the legacy of its Cold War excesses.
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The worst excesses of his administration have traceable origins, and they implicate former presidents.
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It should learn from his populist, nationalistic appeal while avoiding its (and his) excesses.
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It also fashioned a snide rebuke to the arty excesses of late-period psychedelia.
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What restrains potential excesses in spending is the danger of going out of business.
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John Kerry has his issues, including excesses of ambition, ego, self-confidence and verbiage.
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Or that the staging by Tony Taccone does little to regulate Mr. Leguizamo's excesses?
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The true crime genre is sometimes maligned for its excesses, and with good reason.
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As the rebellion intensified, he denounced Sandinista excesses ceaselessly but rarely condemned the contras.
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Either way, Oñate's methods were contentious even in an era known for its excesses.
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Yet the Kremlin turns a blind eye to such excesses in return for allegiance.
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There are budding signs of speculative excesses in the markets, at home and abroad.
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"Bull markets don't die of old age, they die of excesses," Mr. Detrick said.
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But then a Jacobsian cycle, whose spiraling excesses I was beginning to recognize, ensued.
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Or the psychoanalyst Adam Phillips's suggestion that one's excesses are proportional to one's poverties.
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Each side of the dispute is known for aggressive business practices and lavish excesses.
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Salahuddin had embarrassed the state, in a way its own excesses never seem to.
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Only in part because of such excesses, the crackdown is at a turning point.
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George Washington's farewell address about the excesses of partisanship was never truer than today.
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Having said that, I'm also worried about excesses in balances building into the economy.
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Why are senior members of the Democratic Party, in particular, prone to such excesses?
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To his chagrin, his rebellious open-mindedness became identified with postmodernism and its excesses.
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There is no perfectly good or just society, and there will always be excesses.
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On the other hand, the excesses of those years have done profound and lasting damage.
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"We're still working off all the excesses from when gold was at $1,900," LaForge said.
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Regulatory excesses and well-intentioned mistakes are one thing – dishonesty and mendacity are something else.
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In April the International Monetary Fund detected traits "reminiscent of past episodes of investor excesses".
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In 1964 the Al Sauds deposed King Saud because of personal excesses and poor management.
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The regime was marked by corruption, brutality and the excesses of his wife, Imelda Marcos.
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The regime was marked by corruption, brutality and the excesses of his wife, Imelda Marcos.
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This is liable to undermine the US policy objective of curbing China's abuses and excesses.
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" As for Trump, Hollande reportedly said the Republican nominee's "excesses" gives observers a "retching feeling.
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The first is whether regulators can limit the collateral damage as they unwind Anbang's excesses.
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In Romania Klaus Iohannis has at times been a bulwark against the Social Democrats' excesses.
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Media and civil society may not have the strength or independence to check leaders' excesses.
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Clinton is too personally beholden to Wall Street to effectively rein in the industry's excesses.
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This means the Republican Congress is not going to effectively push back against Trump's excesses.
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The Budget Act was enacted in reaction to the presidential excesses of the Watergate era.
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We regard it as essential to keep the mind free from excesses such as greed.
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And the erotic or psychedelic excesses of Ms. Kusama's early art are long gone, too.
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The military won the war, but its excesses invited international rebuke and war crimes trials.
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This effort to find euphemisms for the word "lie" is actually normalizing his worst excesses.
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I took to mindlessly indulging in a variety of excesses to soothe the spiritual void.
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The Tea Party, they said, was a correction to the regrettable excesses of the aughts.
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Such excesses eventually lead to big market crashes and real pain for the broader economy.
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And can those who take it still be trusted to rein in the industry's excesses?
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Here was a destination untouched by the excesses of tourism that plagued Thailand or Bali.
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The consensus was that the Olympic movement was buckling under the weight of its excesses.
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"However, nothing great can be achieved by using verbal excesses, street violence, and defying authority."
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Others focus on what he sees as continuing Wall Street excesses and destructive environmental policies.
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Not even the wildest excesses of his later life would change his fundamentally bourgeois nature.
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In ancient Rome, the site of gladiatorial excesses, they were used to promote military virtues.
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Volcker left the government service in 1987, long before the worst pre-crisis excesses started.
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On the contrary, the federal government's fiscal irresponsibility and other excesses have become even worse.
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The campaign has attracted thousands of followers who have been speaking out against government excesses.
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Neoconservative excesses during the George W. Bush years gave the "freedom agenda" a bad name.
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Your vote in the midterms matters, because Republicans in Congress won't restrain the president's excesses.
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Even many of his own constituents, it seemed, had grown weary of the sheriff's excesses.
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Instead as Weinsteinian or Polanskian excesses have been corrected, we've increased singlehood, sterility and loneliness.
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While Zhou's film looks at the excesses of contemporary society, Kan Xuan unearths civilizations past.
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Billy has his own brush with the excesses of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll.
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Regulation and forced diversification would be the response to Wall Street's excesses, Bobbie Lehman says.
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Unfortunately, today the chaos and worst excesses of radical groups from five decades ago are back.
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Brexiteer exuberance south of the border could make the SNP's own nationalist excesses look more reasonable.
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But it also approaches satire in its ridiculous mining of tropes and its conscious visual excesses.
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The cheesy lines and tinkered timelines can be forgiven as the excesses of any Hollywood adaptation.
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The excesses of intolerant university students raging against misogyny, racism and homophobia have been rigorously catalogued.
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As with any financial mess, there is plenty of blame to go around for these excesses.
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They hoped for a new generation that would rescue society from the excesses of their own.
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She said Congress carefully oversees the judiciary's budget and retains the ability to address any excesses.
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Worse, his fingerprints were all over the market's excesses, when it soared and when it fell.
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Dwelling on Trump's excesses might provide temporary emotional relief, but it's not a viable holistic program.
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Defusing popular anger at corporate excesses is a business priority as well as a political one.
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They can be an essential and unique bulwark against the Trump administration's excesses, in crucial ways.
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A gag order most often is designed to protect a criminal defendant from a prosecutor's excesses.
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McMillan has come to symbolise some of the very worst excesses of Australia's violent colonial past.
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Time and again, the Republican-controlled Congress has ignored, defended, or outright enabled Trump's authoritarian excesses.
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López Obrador frequently stated that Los Pinos was a symbol of the excesses of his predecessors.
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But it's just as likely that Ellison will overlook, or worse feed, the Tesla CEO's excesses.
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A good example would be the apartments from "Girls" — modest, small, realistic, without luxuries or excesses.
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Most states will do a great job if freed from the excesses of the federal bureaucracy.
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"It says the system can recognize its own excesses and try to correct them," she said.
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In many ways, the UK is surpassing the US in reining in Silicon Valley's many excesses.
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"We will use all political and legal options for (redress) of these glaring excesses," he added.
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These excesses will diminish the book's impact and, ultimately, do a disservice to the historical record.
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The excesses that could end a boom decade for the American economy are coming into view.
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The Japanese artists of the Gutai took wetness to fabulous excesses, making it a lavalike substance.
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"Criticism has been confined to human rights 'excesses,'" and even those were limited, Mr. Godement said.
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Traditional wisdom cautions us against excesses of judgment (see the casting of first stones, et cetera).
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You need them to check your excesses, compensate for your blind spots and correct your mistakes.
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I don't think the savage hatred of Donald Trump is mostly driven by his genuine excesses.
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Business leaders must speak — loudly and clearly — against the abuses and excesses that Trump has promised.
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In power they take the worst excesses of statism and flip them for anti-liberal ends.
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It has been a long two years for Democrats, watching Republicans fail to check Trumpian excesses.
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Mayer-Schönberger and Ramge offer several intriguing ideas for limiting the excesses of data-rich capitalism.
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But it suggests the process of curtailing excesses, trimming valuations and resetting expectations is well underway.
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Gordis gestures toward an awareness of Israel's excesses, but his "to be sure"s feel empty.
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And what better expression of "more" is there than the excesses of the modern cinematic universe?
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Biotech stocks cooled off after the Federal Reserve and politicians called out excesses in that sector.
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Many of the left's most extreme stands have been driven by the excesses of Trump's presidency.
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What would Billie make of the excesses of today's lobbying industry, not to mention Citizens United?
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When we run rates that are historically low, yeah, you tend to create excesses in balances.
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The Fed also has a watchful eye on possible excesses in other parts of the economy.
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That its excesses seem to land overwhelmingly upon a mistrusted Muslim minority has also surely helped.
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Mr. Vaccarello's first women's collection for Saint Laurent drew on Yves Saint Laurent's '80s-era excesses.
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But they don't lead us to a clear agenda for confronting excesses and concentrations of power.
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Spiritual leaders are invoking concepts like karma and sin in deriding the excesses of economic development.
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In remarks to Deutsche Bank in October 2014, the candidate drew inspiration from former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt for taking on "excesses in the economy" while also standing against "excesses in politics" in his signature Square Deal domestic policy, which sought to balance public and private interests.
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Trump may disown their excesses as he seeks to plot a more moderate course through his presidency.
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Some of that might offset previous excesses, but Adamas argues it won't leave much for foreign buyers.
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Those include recent measurements of distant hydrogen, strange excesses of antimatter, and too few high-energy electrons.
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A degree of bickering and stasis would be a price worth paying to curb the BJP's excesses.
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Mr Hammond is pondering whether new regulations are needed to curb the excesses of the internet giants.
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The Juicero is a neat device that, for many, has become a symbol of Silicon Valley excesses.
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The only chance of checking Trump's likely excesses and recklessness is if Republicans step in, as Sens.
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Democrats, once the party of Silicon Valley's modern progressivism, now seem just plain exhausted by its excesses.
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To protect an open Europe, goes the logic, Europe needs more protection against the excesses of openness.
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The widespread fear that it could happen again anytime soon has kept a lid on speculative excesses.
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A possible compromise could see Fidesz tone down its posters and express some regret for rhetorical excesses.
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But the high-flying habits could have rankled Trump voters who seem impervious to most other excesses.
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The Moon also challenges Jupiter in Virgo at 8:42 AM, pushing us to reconsider our excesses.
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But his point about each era reacting to the excesses of the previous one is surely right.
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Indeed, initiatives under consideration by Congress endanger public health and reflect the worst excesses of unregulated markets.
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It has indeed hosted excesses, in myriad debates that range far beyond the issue of sexual abuse.
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Baldwin also shared his thoughts on the "Me Too" movement, which he claimed has seen some excesses.
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Whatever its excesses, the American-led military was not indifferent to the lives of soldiers and civilians.
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"Those who are the best in crime control are also the best in controlling excesses," he said.
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To those who say that Mr. Trump's cabinet would curb his excesses, stop deceiving yourself and others.
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Likely most Americans are willing to acknowledge that, as a people, we are prone to negative excesses.
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What tweaked local punters were central bank guidelines targeting excesses in the $15 trillion asset management industry.
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And Black Lives Matter and other organizations have called attention to the deadly excesses of the system.
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Lincoln understood the role our institutions play in tempering democracy's excesses and ensuring deliberation, balance and stability.
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And he maintained a private, sometime ascetic image at odds with the Dionysian excesses associated with rock.
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Where they once promoted unbridled hedonism, they've now become unlikely crusaders against the excesses of restaurant culture.
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Nor is it viewed as a way for Beijing to finance the excesses of a corrupt leader.
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My own admittedly hopeful perspective is that declines now may reduce and postpone extreme speculative excesses later.
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His choice of instrument kept him as far away as possible from the excesses of pop culture.
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The manteros say they are being used as a political football, and have pointed to police excesses.
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The administration apparently hopes that, with a nudge and prod, the market will control pharmaceutical pricing excesses.
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And his rhetorical excesses will most likely reinforce fears that he's a radical in a pragmatist's clothing.
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Mr. Trump's excesses chip away at the integrity of the ethics program, and of the government itself.
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Today, he sees vast corporate excesses, massive debt loads, and extremely exuberant valuations as cause for concern.
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But few people have taken on the excesses of university culture with the brio that Kipnis has.
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Looking to the federal government to rein in police excesses can be an exercise in managed expectations.
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The story has its slow spots and melodramatic excesses — did there really need to be an avalanche?
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They're flexing muscles in ways that can easily call to mind excesses from the dot-com era.
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The New York Police Department is now trying to put the excesses of that period behind it.
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Warren fought for consumer protection from the excesses of big banks long before most voters knew Sen.
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Bernie Sanders may not be one of his own awful Bros, and may condemn their worst excesses.
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But it's subject to what's going on with other factors, including financial stability and excesses in balances.
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It mostly succeeds on its own terms, as an overview of the talent, the excesses, the adoration.
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Chandra's highly suggestive imagery is both humorous and charged, and it embraces sexuality while forgoing overtly sensuous excesses.
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Or she is a progressive fighter with a smart and sophisticated plan to rein in Wall Street's excesses.
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But the judge said Musk was not communicating in "heated and volatile" settings that might explain any excesses.
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The farm lobby praised the decree for clarifying the definition of slave labor and eliminating "excesses" by inspectors.
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I do think there&aposs often a double standard in the way each side&aposs excesses are covered.
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Regulators still fear unstoppable recessionary declines and wasted growth potential far more than they worry about credit excesses.
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Is there any way to organize a competitive society that doesn't inevitably tend toward these sorts of excesses?
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It is hard to imagine him acting as any sort of curb on Thailand's excesses, political or otherwise.
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Fears in Turkey over instability and/or Erdogan's excesses partly account for substantial public support for EU accession.
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In 2015 Barcelona elected a left-wing mayor who promised to clamp down on the excesses of tourism.
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Wag has become something of a punchline in venture capital circles for embodying some of SoftBank's investment excesses.
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"You want these corrections that cleanse the excesses and then move in on value [stocks]," Siegel said. Disclaimer
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With the economy growing by almost 7% a year, some analysts are ready to overlook the elites' excesses.
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It will stem from growing income inequality, and a building anger over excesses by big companies across industries.
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Is Shriver a refreshing voice of reason, calling out the anti-free-speech excesses of the literary left?
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Because you have not had excesses, the sort of short-circuiting of the growth cycle becomes less likely.
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Rather than being repulsed by his excesses, they thrill at Trump's subversion of the rules of political decorum.
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It's the surfeit and excesses of Black Friday that I want to discuss in relation to Civilization 6.
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He seems to have somehow missed the coke binge of the 1980s, and all of its interesting excesses.
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At first, these bans are strictly enforced and societies, chastened by high-profile incidents, rein in their excesses.
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It's possible that, after all of the excesses of rock's dominant decades, the rock star is finally dead.
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And as more staffers leave, the fewer people remain to advise Trump responsibly and rein in his excesses.
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It is very easy to become complacent and accept the excesses of President Trump as the new normal.
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But these are minor casualties in the broader campaign to rein in the excesses of LME logistics providers.
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Anger over perceived police excesses helped fuel the 2011 uprising that ended President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
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Its excesses have stripped about $85033 billion from Social Security's retirement program over the past three years. Rep.
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In the mid-20163s, he railed against similar excesses that overheated the auto market, and he's fretting again.
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Congress is considering sentencing reform that would restrict some of the excesses of these so-called sentencing enhancements.
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Newspapers might provide resistance to the excesses of populist demagogy, but not to the broader crisis of facts.
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Neumann, for all his excesses, is just the culmination of a trend that's been going on for years.
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Too often, though, these genuine critiques are buried beneath the idiosyncrasies, excesses (and sometimes violence) of their leaders.
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Gorsuch, befitting a jurist with a sense of personal dignity, denounced some of Trump's excesses in this regard.
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The duo spoke to VICE about documenting one of the most notorious criminal-justice excesses in American history.
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SMM's snapshots delineate the ever-widening dragnet being used by Beijing to eliminate the excesses of past industrialization.
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Banksy's remotely shredded "Girl With Balloon" was meant to poke fun at the excesses of the auction market.
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This time around, the internet blackout in Rakhine was again attributed to social media excesses, said Brig. Gen.
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In the 25s, under Thierry Nataf, it embraced the excesses of the years before the 2000 global downturn.
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All the excesses of my own childhood are, of course, available on eBay, priced for the vintage market.
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South America has not been immune to that, but it has managed to stave off its worst excesses.
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An openness to gene editing's worst excesses may prove to be the one-child policy's most unfortunate legacy.
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I am talking about climate change, trade rules, technology standards and preventing excesses and contagion in financial markets.
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It is ultimately a fear of other people, as well as a fear of freedom and its excesses.
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The repository of goods recalls the excesses of the former Philippines dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his wife, Imelda.
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If there aren't rules to cover these excesses, it's because no one ever thought they would be needed.
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Security units linked to the groups were believed to be responsible for some of the most deadly excesses.
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So long as he didn't act too annoying or unhinged, voters would forgive his excesses, the thinking went.
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And yet he also delivers a broadside against its excesses that seems to make a case for forgiveness.
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Perhaps conservatives will make him a martyr, a victim of the excesses of liberalism and a dishonest media.
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It's easy to rail against the excesses of existing social products, and hard to build more nutritious replacements.
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The bitcoin analyst said that the cryptocurrency crackdown was expected due to "irrational excesses" in the Chinese market.
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C.L. Franklin's material excesses would be easy to caricature today -- just another money-grubbing pastor, some might say.
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He needs to rein in the excesses and cancel the credit cards; his extended family is not pleased.
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That has changed, and even cautious CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer has been more willing to question Trump's excesses.
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Still, he cautioned the Fed should continue reducing its monetary accommodation to avoid the build-up of excesses.
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There was a period of sobering-up in the 1990s after the cocaine-driven excesses of the '80s.
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But in their own small protest against the excesses of democracy, the residents of 175 Elmwood Avenue have tried.
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It's true that the Trump offspring are already following in the footsteps of the British royal family's worst excesses.
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It's understated, the money went into the recordings and the signings of the artists, not the excesses in behavior.
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To rein in the excesses of the retweet, Wetherell suggested the social media companies turn their attention toward audiences.
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As the excesses piled up in China over the years, they weighed on global prices, depressing profits for all.
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This will help determine how successful the Chinese government is in unwinding its excesses without causing widespread collateral damage.
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Strong states and deep markets might have enabled unprecedented prosperity and individual liberty, but they are prone to excesses.
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George R.R. Martin catches flak—and more than a few death threats—for the perceived excesses of his writing.
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Listen, the Fed's job is to manage the excesses and to prop up the weaknesses in any economic cycle.
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Tying the new ethane excesses to US oil and gas production is initially just a matter of matching timelines.
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But he's largely brushed aside the excesses his yearbook reflects and that many of those who knew him recall.
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Sure, some excesses are decisively revolting, but in general, I can say that these dishes aren't just culinary provocation.
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As the cycle turns, it brings a new challenge: tackling growth in an industry still scarred by its excesses.
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Even after all of these excesses, as this week's news reminded us, Bezos is still worth $106 billion USD.
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The army's thuggish excesses had ended up creating the very thing Kemalists most feared: a widely popular Islamic opposition.
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Her more emphatic rhetoric against Wall Street excesses and the downsides of international trade deals sits uneasily with Clinton.
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Ignoring Vladimir Putin's excesses, he apparently views the Russian autocrat as an ally in the fight against Islamic extremism.
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Those excesses are now apparent in ghost towns and see-through commercial properties in many Chinese second-tier cities.
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This explains, in part, why the GOP has focused on the rhetorical excesses of a handful of progressive Democrats.
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With his idiosyncratic behavior and his unconventional (and sometimes outlandish) remarks, Neumann has been emblematic of WeWork's strangest excesses.
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Those are the offshore companies that prosecutors have already established paid for Manafort's personal excesses or "lent" him money.
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Manson became, in the eyes of journalists, politicians and, eventually historians, an unfortunate metaphor for the decade's political excesses.
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The biggest problems facing most capitalist societies at the moment stem from the excesses of both forms of liberalism.
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Many low-income people have benefited from Mr. Ortega's administration and are hardly bothered by complaints about its excesses.
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He supported Israel but also criticized what he viewed as its excesses in expanding settlements in the West Bank.
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Full-figured women (and caricatured minorities) are beaten or killed with abandon, each a victim of the strip's excesses.
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And according to polls, Italians seem quite satisfied with their new national government, despite its excesses, scandals and all.
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With Plato as his lodestar, Sullivan lamented the excesses of democracies and warned how easily they devolve into dictatorships.
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She is a capitalist and, like Franklin D. Roosevelt, is trying to save American capitalism from its own excesses.
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It is dispiriting to watch the wretched excesses of Mr. Trump's slapstick presidency and the rabid audience he commands.
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Progressives saw his administration as more interested in nursing Wall Street back to health than in curtailing its excesses.
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What we know: Option 1 is to sell control to SoftBank, which enabled former CEO Adam Neumann's worst excesses.
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Currently, congressional Republicans make excuses for refusing to put checks and balances on the excesses of Trump's executive branch.
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At U.T., Mr. Tillerson steered clear of fraternity excesses as not exactly résumé building for strait-laced Exxon recruiters.
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The excesses of one side inevitably lead to the rise of the other, and back again, with tidal regularity.
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Despite the tumult and excesses of that era, vocal disagreement at least reflected a determination to put things right.
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It is, however, possible that Trump's excesses will revive support for an immigration policy somewhere between Obama's and Clinton's.
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The media and establishment politicians only note Trump's rhetorical excesses, which they see as off-putting to many Americans.
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Pichai is more likely to bring focus and attention to the issues facing Alphabet while trimming out the excesses.
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Mr. Sanders's 2016 candidacy demonstrated that there is hunger among Democrats to confront Wall Street excesses and income inequality.
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It's true that high-octane, hardworking child-rearing has some pointless excesses, and it doesn't spark joy for parents.
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"I don't support the invaders," he says, thinking of the excesses of American bases, the heroin, the chai boys.
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MBS should share some power with modernising princes, while checking the excesses of religious reactionaries and the sprawling royal family.
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Because although "industry" has always bemoaned the excesses of "speculation", no-one has ever seen speculation on this scale before.
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Investors have long encapsulated Minsky's insight in their folk wisdom of markets driven by alternating excesses of fear and greed.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) assures voters that she is "taking full responsibility" for excesses as a prosecutor in California. Sen.
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At worst, it serves as a rallying cry to cover up the excesses of the most illiberal in our society.
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Its premise posits a capitalist critique, and capitalism's excesses are the primary source of the game's hit-or-miss humor.
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Here, though, his excesses are most apparent in the emphasis on the numbingly endless fighting than on the image plane.
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The cops in Blood Drive carry personal cameras to record interactions, but that doesn't put a check on officer excesses.
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Take the idea of binding shareholder votes on executive pay, intended to give shareholders more power to curb apparent excesses.
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In an attempt to quell the anger, the Cambodian government has started to crack down on some of the excesses.
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Mrs Warren, a senator from Massachusetts, is well known for campaigning against inequality and the excesses of the finance industry.
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Even left-wingers often equate the worst excesses of the elite that they attack with the behavior of elite females.
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Unlike the property boom of the mid-2000s, UBS found no global evidence of simultaneous excesses in lending and construction.
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I don't my want my poems to have excesses, and I don't want any stock characters showing up in them.
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In future economic crises, countries should focus on reforms that curtail state excesses without harming society's poorest members, he added.
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The Trump tax plan sends Washington a message that the private sector is tired of paying for the government's excesses.
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Or no opposition at all, for the GOP has proven exceptionally craven in the face of Trump's excesses so far.
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"They were both trying to get back on their feet after the excesses of the Bush era, Vegas and Britney."
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Little did we know about the negative effects to neighborhoods, the health (obesity) and pollution risks, the excesses of traffic.
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Botstein, conducting the American Symphony, reined in the ecstatic excesses of Korngold's orchestration, establishing a more sober, clear-cut sound.
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And Majority Leader Paul Ryan needs to alter his hands-off approach and rein in partisan excesses in the caucus.
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The federal courts have long acted as a check on capital punishment's worst excesses, but that role is fading fast.
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So why are Americans unlikely to acknowledge the excesses of our sexual revolution, now nearing at least its sixth decade?
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Coupa's software helps companies see all their spending in one place, making it easier to identify excesses and cut costs.
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Central Europeans dislike Mr Timmermans for his record of taking on governments like that of Poland for their illiberal excesses.
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Ground zero for the nightlife excesses of the city's hipster mob, Bakken's bathrooms are as trashy as they are debauched.
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DOES THAT TO YOU INDICATE BROADER EXCESSES – DO YOU BLAME THE FEDERAL RESERVE FOR OR SEE IN THE STOCK MARKET?
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The principles of a moral economy would seek to curb the market's more harmful excesses while preserving its societal benefit.
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Most are a long way from working out the excesses of the last decade, and they may suffer further setbacks.
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We have a governmental system carefully designed so that each of its three branches can counter excesses of the others.
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Today, after decades of enduring the far left's excesses, it is swinging back to where it was in the 1930s.
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One could conceivably craft a Capra-esque, scrappy-underdog crowd-pleaser here, or a parable on the excesses of capitalism.
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These actions reflect his common touch, a rarity among the country's leaders, whose excesses and indifference have been longstanding traditions.
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Sin City's notorious excesses essentially take the worst aspects of the '80s and strain them through a fun-house mirror.
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It is not that people on Wall Street themselves are amoral or aren't often appalled by the excesses of autocrats.
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Today, thanks to the Tea Party elections – which excesses like earmarks helped inspire – conservatives aren't on the outside looking in.
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We certainly should not tolerate or accept our state agencies cooperating enthusiastically with the worst excesses of this destructive administration.
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For French liberals in the early nineteenth century, it was a defense against the excesses of Jacobins and ultra-monarchists.
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But somewhere on the road to greatness, the film's missteps and excesses leave it looking like a great-movie wannabe.
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Consider this: In short, as a society we have become not fulfilled but deformed by the excesses of our appetites.
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Rogan isn't particularly offensive to the left on class issues; his worst excesses all come on other identity-based concerns.
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After all, Mr. Trump had cheered on the F.B.I. director's Javert-like excesses in the run-up to the election.
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Clemency and Just Mercy, two films with Black leads about the excesses of the criminal justice system, were notably overlooked.
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The Supreme Court has immunized prosecutors from legal liability for many of their excesses because prosecutors are guardians of justice.
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While Volcker may have pushed unnecessarily hard against inflation, his battle against excesses in the financial sector looks half-hearted.
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Today, when a straw ban is invoked, people are quick to point the finger at the excesses of big business.
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"If you have significant enough overshoot of full employment, history shows that usually other excesses and imbalances build," Kaplan said.
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Grant's example and refuse to dignify Trump's events by appearing alongside him or providing him a platform for his rhetorical excesses?
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Elizabeth Wydra, president of the progressive Constitutional Accountability Center, views those like Roberts as a critical check on Trump's potential excesses.
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"The launch of our new Resist campaign will stand firmly to respond against the excesses of the Trump administration," she said.
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"Women embraced the same excesses as their male counterparts, enjoying cosmopolitan indulgences like fashion, fine dining, travel, and nightlife," says Cohen.
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Is this a sign of the excesses of peak capitalism, or a sad sign of the state of the millennial condition?
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His speeches about the excesses of capitalism, often sprinkled with Old Testament fury, divide the world between exploiters and the exploited.
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Besides the car, what I thought of as my excesses at the time now seem more or less pragmatic to me.
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Any relief, however, is mixed with anxiety that the excesses which led to the crisis of 2007-20073 are again pervasive.
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I do think there's been a swing in the Republican Party against the perceived excesses of the George W. Bush administration.
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Promises to curb the excesses of capitalism have been watered down already, but so have threats to stigmatise hiring foreign workers.
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The physical buying is maybe not there to mop up any excesses, and for the moment gold appears to be struggling.
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The game also suffers from the same free-to-play monetization excesses that Nintendo has used in its other mobile titles.
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A wide array of second-wave feminists have come out against what they view as the excesses of the #MeToo movement.
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The excesses of confrontation represented by both Radical Reconstruction and the Paris Commune render them anathema to Kloppenberg's ethic of reciprocity.
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But good reasons include that there have not been the excesses that we saw pre-crisis — for example in credit spreads.
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I will work every day to make sure we protect Americans so they never suffer for the excesses on Wall Street.
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Sometime after midnight, he was left to sleep off the night's excesses in a corridor of the house on Sanderson Road.
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Rather than overlook Turkish excesses while hoping [President] Erdogan will come around, it is time to search for more reliable allies.
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Although All That Is Solid laments the excesses of modernization, it embraces the cultures people formed amid their newly modern environments.
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George Will, the conscience of modern conservatism, recently lampooned Vice President Mike Pence for groveling before the extreme excesses of Trump.
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To some, it typifies the excesses of the market, which they say feeds on speculative demand in an already oversupplied sector.
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To some, it would seem yet another example of the excesses of these times, another example of class stratification and elitism.
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While single-use may have once epitomized a carefree and convenient lifestyle, it has now come to represent society's worst excesses.
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Clinton was unduly influenced by big banks, to which he cited the financial excesses and greed that led to the recession.
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But the city, ravaged by the excesses of the casino industry, had to be taken over by state officials last week.
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Putting aside Washington's rhetorical excesses, China and Europe know that the U.S. does not want to destroy the current world order.
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But the same Tea Party that frothed about deficits under President Obama now drools slavishly at the excesses of President Trump.
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Its creators are not offering a tsking exposé on Wall Street so much as they're luxuriating in the excesses of power.
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Scepticism towards surveillance runs deep in Germany because of the excesses of the Nazi Gestapo and East German Stasi secret police.
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He is left wing in his politics, is mostly vegan, and has always seemed ambivalent about the excesses of pro wrestling.
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Two similar antineutrino detection experiments, Double Chooz in France and RENO in Korea, have found excesses in the same energy range.
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While the income supports for vulnerable workers promote social justice, the array of subsidies may sometimes seem to reward past excesses.
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While Pool says he supports progressive causes and policies, he spends much of his energy bashing perceived excesses of the left.
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And if you don't think markets have a way of curing excesses, you didn't read the top story in The Times.
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The excesses of '70s corporate rock, prog rock, and disco were put paid to by the DIY garage ethos of Punk.
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In Las Vegas, a city defined by excesses, glitz, and glamour, there's never a shortage of things to do and see.
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The move is a departure from his strident, arms-raised messaging about a political revolution and the excesses of U.S. billionaires.
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Released by T-Pain on his SoundCloud page, they're a long-lens look at the strengths and excesses of that era.
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Al-Sadr has capitalized on the deep resentment against the excesses of Iraq's political class, and Basra is a golden opportunity.
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" Giuliani proposed that "amnesty should be given to those who have been prosecuted and convicted through the excesses of the DNA.
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President Trump's decision to skip this year's event is a reminder that, for all its excesses, the correspondents' dinner still matters.
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But they did not dismantle the modern welfare state; instead, they sought to limit its excesses and reduce long-term dependency.
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The uselessness of the Democratic Party as a bulwark against the GOP's worst excesses has been on full display this week.
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But the Goldman analysis was not alone in at least suggesting that Powell is starting to notice excesses a bit more.
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But discussing the financial industry and its excesses, he can sound as fiery and populist as any Bernie Sanders stump speech.
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In the back of everyone's mind was Totilas, a tall black stallion, whose career had come to symbolize the sport's excesses.
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The blockchain worldview can also sound libertarian in the sense that it proposes nonstate solutions to capitalist excesses like information monopolies.
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But I should have questioned the excesses I noticed even when I was there for that short period the first time.
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It is my belief that the reason behind all culpable excesses lies in this depravation of the sense of the infinite.
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Despite surroundings that suggest a victory lap, these men are at odds with the excesses of their fame, conflicted and unhappy.
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The movie's humor relies heavily on the outlandish creations of the costume designer, Leesa Evans, to evoke the fashion world's insane excesses.
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As Russia's partner, China can serve as a source of reassurance along their joint border, and temper Russia's excesses around the world.
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The reassuringly trenchant responses to his excesses from the judiciary, states, bureaucracy and NGOs suggest a democracy more vital than some fear.
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In Brazil's Lava Jato corruption cases, judges and prosecutors have brought many powerful figures to book, though they have occasionally committed excesses.
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Though he is hobnobbing with former enemies, the old codger still finds it difficult to apologise for the excesses of his tenure.
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For decades, and frequently at the urging of self-identified conservatives, the court has systematically failed to check legislative and executive excesses.
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The task for China is not just to solve the problem of past excesses, but to lay the foundations for future growth.
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Even two of the so-called "adults in the room", who supposedly temper Mr Trump's nativist excesses, seem happy to join him.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, who campaigned in part on reining in police excesses, ended the program soon after taking office in 2014.
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The daughters' sacking may hint that Hanjin is at last trying to rein in the worst excesses of its executive-suite heirs.
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That is partly in response to excesses by prosecutors and judges such as Mr Moro, and partly because of pressure from politicians.
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Hillary Clinton took aim at the Wells Fargo account scandal on Monday as she outlined plans to crack down on corporate excesses.
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For example, in the 1970s, the New Christian Right formed, in part, as a response to the perceived excesses of the 1960s.
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But there is a need for subtlety too, so that consolidation is challenged without discouraging innovation, and excesses are curbed without overregulation.
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As my colleague Rob Cyran detailed this week (Full story), the company exhibits all the worst corporate excesses of the past decade.
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If they intend to return to the presidentialist excesses of the Bush era, this is the time to let the voters know.
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"In the past, Kenyans simply accepted these excesses as part of the business of dirty politics," said political analyst H. Nanjala Nyabola.
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"You don't see the excesses in lending on bank balance sheets that you saw going into the last recession," Cannon said. 2.
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But there are chinks in her defiance, failures of will and memory that echo the self-defeating political excesses of her neighbors.
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And it extends to their decision to tolerate the excesses of Donald Trump , in return for his promise to nominate a conservative.
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On the one hand, he wants to hold the myth of Myers up for inspection, and to note its more foolish excesses.
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But doing so would miss the point, because this is a novel that succeeds in spite, maybe even because, of its excesses.
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For all its excesses, our version has involved far more protections for our enemies and safety for civilians than any fought before.
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Democratic socialists, for example, aim to rein in capitalism's excesses in the short term and eventually replace it altogether with social ownership.
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Perhaps most notably, Kavanaugh's willingness to push back on the excesses of the regulatory state make him a man for the moment.
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"The Controller of Prisons, Lagos Command has no tolerance for such excesses and will not condone such under his command," he added.
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Perhaps that's precisely what appealed to Sullivan about Weinstein's case: the ultimate opportunity to push back against the supposed excesses of #MeToo.
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For most products, free market forces efficiently constrain the excesses of capitalism (albeit, aided by government oversight and a vigorous legal system).
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Many country songs figure small towns as relics from a more wholesome past, or reserves against the excesses of contemporary—urban—life.
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Kaari Upson's work resonated with the excesses and liberties that characterize the relationship in Hollywood between powerful men and less powerful women.
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Adams called for strong public statements from foreign governments and the United Nations to condemn the ongoing excesses of the Thai military.
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Nor does the big-buck finagling rival smarter versions of this material, leaving the '80s excesses as the program's main calling card.
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At once flirtatious and discreet, the chair provides not only lush comfort, but a wry commentary on the excesses of the past.
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As Masha Gessen wrote right after the election, those who collaborate with authoritarianism often insist that they're trying to ameliorate its excesses.
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This past weekend's elections in Italy were dominated by parties that took many of Berlusconi's excesses and turned them up a notch.
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And the civilian toll has posed a troubling dilemma: how to support Saudi allies while keeping the war's excesses at arm's length.
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It was predicated on the excesses of the magazine business, of a time when editors still had time and money to burn.
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He fought to preserve his father's legacy and territorial claims, attributing his own discoveries to Columbus and papering over his father's excesses.
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She flinches every time he makes a pungent goulash of the English language, especially when it's in the service of his excesses.
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When combined with "power, visibility, notoriety and money," she said, the result is "a cocktail of factors" that could lead to excesses.
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In this film, I present a world in which China's consumer aspirations are a parody of the excesses of American capitalist consumerism.
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And the market itself has stalled and retrenched several times along the way, keeping risk appetites tethered and purging or preventing excesses.
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Or maybe they believe their high status will protect them from the worst of the profit-focused excesses in American health care.
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In their competition to fund the biggest deals, they have been in thrall to founders' excesses, rather than providing sober adult supervision.
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The market's explosive growth and notoriety resulted in increased oversight as regulators, wary of another downturn, tried to crack down on excesses.
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But defiance, denial and conspiracy thinking are also evident: Young people are packing the beaches, clinging to the usual spring break excesses.
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Clearly, Mr. Bolsonaro is a greater threat to democracy in Brazil than Mr. da Silva's excesses, were they all to be confirmed.
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Likewise, Barnum's fondness for living large — he built a garish Moorish mansion he called "Iranistan" — calls to mind Mr. Trump's gilded excesses.
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"It's true that high-octane, hardworking child-rearing has some pointless excesses, and it doesn't spark joy for parents," Ms. Druckerman writes.
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It turns out that democracy, absent a robust culture of constitutional norms and practices, is prone to all sorts of hideous excesses.
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"Facebook admitted abuses and excesses in the past and gave assurances that measures since taken mean they can't happen again," she said.
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Cersei begs off, promising to finance her excesses through pillage, which is not a column that usually exists on late rent notices.
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Without the data Snowden released, newspapers and the American people would have gone years without learning of the intelligence community's abuses and excesses.
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President Nixon and his staff crafted the 1970 Drug Abuse and Control Act to rein in the excesses of the previous decade's counterculture.
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We're foreign citizens, trying to stop the excesses of a country that has decided to no longer care what foreigners think about it.
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A vigorous repulse to his excesses from journalists, NGOs, companies and millions of protesters, as well as the states, has proved additionally inconvenient.
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Her death shocked the nation and finally put the excesses of the Eighth Amendment back on the political agenda after almost 30 years.
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China, in short, wants to keep growth stable, stand up to America in the trade war and constrain excesses in the housing market.
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But the president-elect no doubt hopes to signal to voters that he is keen to curb the taxpayer-funded excesses of politicians.
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Shiller, who has been making comparisons to the excesses of the Roaring '20s and the current bull market, is still on recession watch.
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There are very good reasons to do this, but proof-of-work, for all its flaws and excesses, is simple and thoroughly tested.
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As a machine-tooled diversion, however, this Tomb Raider improves considerably on the previous films, if only by dialing down the tacky excesses.
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And while a rare few may choose to live modestly, many stars see a house as a prime opportunity to flaunt their excesses.
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Team Fortress 2 showed you could make an authentic multiplayer shooter while leaving behind the charmless aesthetic excesses of the "Attitude Era" 90s.
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Democratic Senator Mark Warner, a frequent critic of Silicon Valley excesses, has laid out 20 different regulations to bring big tech to heel.
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But a resolute Fed that starts explicitly focusing on financial excesses would be a new and jarring challenge to stocks at this level.
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Together, the sites sell hundreds of thousands of tickets a year, introducing visitors—many of them foreigners—to the Khmer Rouge's brutal excesses.
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The economist John Kenneth Galbraith, meanwhile, theorized that big labor and big government provided a "countervailing power" against the excesses of big business.
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They determined that one-third of all federal spending was waste, duplication, or ineffective, but Congress didn't do enough to curb the excesses.
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Bossie and Lewandowski remind us that in addition to the press, and the courts, Mueller's team has been pushing back against Trump excesses.
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" He wrote that the entire performance was "one of the most glaring examples of the sickening excesses and moral degradations of our culture.
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Achieving their goals, however, doesn't appear to solve many of their problems, which range from drug abuse to gambling to other harmful excesses.
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It makes some sense that working off such excesses could take a bit more time than usual spent below the break-even line.
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Sanders supporters should also remember that they agree at least in part with Clinton on Wall Street excesses, income inequality and college debt.
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These arguments and counter-arguments reflect the likely debate around policies aimed to limit pricing excesses of prescription drugs that face no competition.
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And the reaction was fiercer, I think, because Buttigieg's political prominence itself represents a mortal threat to the intolerant excesses of conservative Christianity.
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Dodd-Frank was designed, in essence, to check the pre-crisis excesses that ultimately required the government to bail out the largest banks.
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Interestingly, we previously accepted that democracy is, by nature, redistributive, and, therefore, protects the lower class against the excesses of any ruling minority.
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While mainstream conservatives accommodate political correctness — criticizing its excesses, but dutifully self-censoring on delicate issues — the alt-right takes a different approach.
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A major theme in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination has been how to best rein in the excesses of Wall Street.
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VICE: Ingrid Goes West resembles a darker, digital-age Clueless—lampooning the excesses of a generation, while ultimately sympathetic to its central character.
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More than a decade ago, America stumbled through the Great Recession without imposing many significant fixes for the excesses of our financial system.
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"I loooove money" are among the first words we hear in "Generation Wealth," Lauren Greenfield's crammed compendium of capitalist excesses and toxic materialism.
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It was also perhaps the only way for ordinary Chinese citizens to offer some sort of check on the excesses of government officials.
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The movie was meant as a harsh critique of the excesses of 1980s capitalism — but became wildly popular with actual Wall Street types.
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The tax law will widen income inequality and encourage financial excesses by overstimulating an economy that is already nine years into a recovery.
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For artists toward the other end of the price scale, the art market, for all its excesses, can be the beginning of something.
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Their aim was not to bring down Mr. Trump out of personal or political animus but to rescue the Republic from his excesses.
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The artistic prank of the century, designed to satirize the excesses of the auction world, has now become a highly valued museum piece.
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Queens of the Stone Age was an unlikely candidate to persist for decades; in its early years, the band casually flaunted its excesses.
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But constant central bank intervention has bolstered our economic growth and allowed for excesses and inefficiencies to keep building up in the economy.
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He does not support Obamacare's repeal or the prolonging of America's mission in Afghanistan, and he's been reliably critical of Trump's rhetorical excesses.
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Thank you also to Windows 7 for being good enough to allow millions of people to skip Windows 8 because of its excesses.
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Mr. Mallya, a flamboyant businessman who invested in alcohol, air travel and auto racing, became a symbol of the excesses of Indian business.
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Excesses and abuses were committed and the attorney general's office is investigating those incidents, which will be revealed and tried by our courts.
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The "healthy rotations" are "allowing excesses to abate and should help extend the duration of the advance," Wald wrote to CNBC's on Monday.
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Whatever the other failings and excesses, even banalities, of Cats, it believes in purely theatrical magic, and on that faith it unquestionably delivers.
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Proposition 13, a much-needed restraint on yearly property tax increases, is not to blame for the failures and excesses of California politicians.
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I like to believe that I've cured myself of most of my excesses, thanks to a conversion to the cult of Marie Kondo.
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"Risk management suggests looking beyond inflation for signs of excesses," he said in late August at the annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Regulators in Uber's other large markets will no doubt be watching these negotiations closely for instructions on how to rein in the company's excesses.
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Just when it seemed we might have burned off the excesses by going sideways, the indexes buckled, leading to a 3-4 percent pullback.
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In response to the excesses of Enron, Congress passed the highly prescriptive Sarbanes Oxley Act to protect shareholders and the public from financial malfeasance.
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Since its debut last year at the even more ludicrous price of $699, Juicero has served as a handy metaphor for Silicon Valley's excesses.
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Jean-Marie Campana, a retired civil servant, prefers Mr Juppé's unifying message to the "excesses" of Nicolas Sarkozy, a former president and rival candidate.
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You're not indefinitely helping an occupying power, but rather holding the line until the legitimate political process has a chance to curb Trump's excesses.
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Moderate growth also limits the risk of excesses forming, such as the bubbles in tech stocks and real estate that wreaked havoc last decade.
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This legacy, and his commitment to pare back the excesses and luxuries of Mexico's political class, is part of what got him elected president.
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I can't get that into K-Pop because, to me, it idealizes the excesses of late '90s American pop (aka it's cheesy as hell).
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Ultimately, the cure for Trumpism is for Trump's opponents to win congressional races and put themselves in a position to check his various excesses.
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Moreno has said that the current deficit and debt figures were cause by the "excesses" of his predecessor Rafael Correa, who endorsed Moreno's campaign.
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While these may seem like unconnected events, both demonstrate the ways liberal democratic systems are pushing back against anti-democratic excesses by their leaders.
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Sanders seems to me like someone with a good soul, and he is right that Wall Street excesses helped tank the economy in 2008.
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Egged on by disgruntled citizens who have found themselves priced out of urban markets, city and national governments have sought to cool market excesses.
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There has been political fallout: On top of all this, millennials are on the hook for the public spending excesses of the baby boomers.
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The original RoboCop is a mocking indictment of the era that spawned it, but for all its '22004s excesses, it also feels disturbingly current.
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BENSON: I think the press has every right to push back against some of the excesses from the president for he goes too far.
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On more than one occasion, I witnessed such excesses, only to see the offending lender wind up in receivership a mere few months later.
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Guedes said state-owned banks like Caixa and development bank BNDES had committed "excesses" in the past, which had helped inflate the public debt.
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His case has been seen as demonstrative of the excesses of the war on drugs and how it overreaches in regard to punitive measures.
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ARTHUR SCHLESINGER, A historian, claimed that American history moves in 2280-year cycles, with each period responding to the excesses of the previous one.
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Watch Dogs 2 tackles heavy issues with its tongue firmly in cheek, making light of the excesses of Silicon Valley and the tech industry.
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Indeed, by dramatically curtailing the Bank's power, Jackson destroyed the single institution with the power to curb the more numerous state banks' financial excesses.
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Many in China credit him for curbing the excesses of the Cultural Revolution, but he could act on important matters only with Mao's approval.
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While people may argue over the degree to which regulators have tamed the speculative excesses of finance, few dispute that improvements have been delivered.
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Perhaps aware of these numerical realities at home, some in the press corps have taken to blaming Trump for the excesses of regimes abroad.
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Like Veblen, Sanders spends much of his time denouncing the excesses of others, but at heart he is one of the world's greatest optimists.
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In an essay released Monday, Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan warned about "excesses" in the economy, pointing specifically to stocks and the government debt.
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Torchinsky: If you drove a Beetle, on some level, you were saying, I'm not taken in by all the excesses of capitalism, or whatever.
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Following the excesses of the Neumann era, WeWork's two new co-CEOs, Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham, are trying to clamp down on costs.
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Pressed by the interviewer, Zarif eventually acknowledged that Iran has "excesses," but then claimed that Tehran has an "independent judiciary," thereby precluding his intervention.
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The golden toilet had proved popular at the Guggenheim and has been described by critics as a pointed satire against the excesses of wealth.
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"We are not saying it is easy, but nevertheless they have to avoid excesses, otherwise they can just make the situation worse," he said.
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Judging strictly off its premiere, the show would do well to avoid the excesses that have a way of creeping into Murphy's work elsewhere.
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Without Neumann, WeWork is now rid of the excesses and liabilities, but it's also bereft of the special energy that fueled its rapid rise.
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Clinton's record and played down Mr. Trump's rhetorical excesses, but he is also widely expected to seek office again if Republicans lose this year.
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In the book, Professor O'Neill "fretted over the excesses of the radicals, predicting, correctly, the long-term damage they would do," Professor Oshinsky said.
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There has to be a Republican majority in Congress to give ballast to a Trump presidency or block the excesses of a Clinton one.
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He missed the excesses of the dotcom bubble – though his biggest holding is now Apple, and he increased his stake in the first quarter.
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After all, ESRB ratings weren't introduced in response to the excesses of Mortal Kombat, but as part of a strategy to contain the fallout.
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Legislatures and courts have an obligation to check the excesses of law enforcement, and civil asset forfeiture has escaped their attention for too long.
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While this phase may risk the "excesses of democracy," as the Founding Fathers fretted, new technologies also represent our best hope for fixing democracy.
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Both excesses threaten the rule of law—but the dogged search for persons and crimes to prosecute poses the graver threat to constitutional government.
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Like Picasso, Dada drew on the same bilious African stereotypes as colonialists, but those excesses are surely the price paid for the works' wonders.
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Before the coronavirus hit, we were just starting to take a hard look at rolling back some of the excesses of the Patriot Act.
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However, he said the group will closely watch for any potential rights abuses in the heightened security context, given a history of police excesses.
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To be conservative in Central Europe means to be not only against the excesses of '68 but against any form of cosmopolitanism or diversity.
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For all the excesses of the writing, Mr. Troughton is able to calibrate the degrees by which Titus surrenders to the baseness around him.
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But, still: For all the fireworks in Washington, there's been little movement on regulation or legislation to curb some of the excesses in tech.
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If Apple's more deliberate business becomes the widely followed norm, we could see an industry that is more careful about tech's dangers and excesses.
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"I'm too rare amongst all of this pink hair," he raps on "Hard Piano," a sidelong shot at the excesses of the SoundCloud generation.
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Collum points to vast corporate excesses, swaths of borrowed cash used to fund stock buybacks, and extremely overstretched valuations to build upon his thinking.
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But the specific circumstances surrounding Meister's arrest allude to the danger involved in the country's top-rated cable network normalizing the president's rhetorical excesses.
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His songs also drew on his own history, particularly in later years when he looked back on his own past excesses and drug problems.
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Some of the hostility may stem from Bezos' ownership of The Washington Post, which has vigorously reported on the excesses of the Trump administration.
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Many Democrats in Congress, particularly those who hadn't studied Barr's record, hoped that he would be an institutionalist who would curb Trump's legal excesses.
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And while fan excesses have become an entwined part of this universe, that history goes a way toward explaining them, if not absolving them.
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There is a popular notion that Trump's daughter Ivanka, a self-proclaimed avatar of "women who work," will ward off her father's worst excesses.
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The president has already moved to correct these excesses by putting in place a new Fed Governor (Randal Quarles) to regulate the banking industry.
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The movie was meant as a harsh critique of the excesses of 1980s capitalism — but it became wildly popular with actual Wall Street types.
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And until government regulators impose rules on the tech giants, the most effective regulation on tech industry excesses may need to happen between companies.
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Mr. Trump's language, and allegations of "deep state" excesses, are now embedded in the political conversation, used as a cudgel by the president's supporters.
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But that objection ignores an important truth: Practicing the new identity politics in the right way can subvert the dogmas that drive its excesses.
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Like entrepreneurs should have more power, and there were a lot of excesses and bad behavior from board members in the dot-com years.
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The pause confirms our view that this will further extend the expansion, allowing excesses to continue to build and increasing risks of financial instability.
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His excesses cause him to hallucinate, and his delirium takes the shape of a massive whirl of whipped cream emerging from an outsized bowl.
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This kind of government intervention that occurred in other industries, from railroads to textiles, is necessary to constrain the natural excesses of capitalism, he writes.
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"There may be a greater risk associated with financial market excesses rather than traditional inflation," said Kathy Jones, chief fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab.
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The destructive effect of these excesses on American democracy has led a growing set of First Amendment scholars to propose new interpretations of the law.
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PK: Sheryl has a cool trick where she can be COO of Facebook and then step outside and not be held responsible for Facebook excesses.
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On the stock market, he said current valuations are about normal with long-term levels and that "we do not see dangerous excesses in" equities.
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One side, critical of police, comes out pointing to the excesses of police brutality, particularly in cases in which officers killed black men and boys.
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The legal case, which was settled in 2008, succeeded in pushing back against the excesses of the USA Patriot Act passed by an anxious Congress.
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As William Connelly of Washington & Lee University writes, "intra-party factionalism curbs the excesses of inter-party factionalism"—but it exacts a cost in stasis.
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But Angela Merkel's government also faces a difficult balancing act: it must stand up to Turkey's current excesses without alienating Germany's considerable pro-Erdogan element.
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I feel less, not more, free when my vehicle provides no shelter from rain, sleet, snow, wind, or the excesses of a very sunny day.
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How to both curb Beijing's trade excesses while forming a peaceful existence with China — if that's at all possible — will dominate the next president's agenda.
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Yet while the tech industry pushes back against these excesses and girds itself for the fights to come, can there be any cause for optimism?
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So these issues, particularly with alcohol, blend into the background, letting the industry get away with its excesses as lawmakers get a pass for inaction.
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She and members of her "Gang of Four" were arrested after Mao's death in 1976 and blamed for the excesses of the chaotic Cultural Revolution.
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But because a common approach appears impossible under Trump, he said Germany felt a need to "hedge against the worst excesses" of the American president.
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A very different combination of values comes from the liberal centrists who believe the country needs to be saved from Trumpist barbarism and leftist excesses.
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Meyers's best writing, published under three different noms de plume, Richard Hell, Ernie Stomach, and Theresa Stern, evokes the lushness of youth and its excesses.
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But well-known excesses in the policing of speech have handed Trump a gift: he can rationalize despicable attitudes as honest reactions to political correctness.
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Clinton as president, given the spotlight and pressure they would be under and her limited ability in the past to rein in his excesses. Mrs.
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Many people lamented what they described as a lack of respect for women in Chinese society and the excesses of a male-dominated smoking culture.
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He helped Wilson come up with his "New Freedom" agenda to curb Wall Street excesses when the Democratic candidate was campaigning for president in 1912.
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"The cannabis industry is currently in its Wild West phase filled with both excesses and real potential," Anonymous Analytics said in an email to Reuters.
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The hard-liners respond by saying: As bad as our president's flaws might be, they are nothing compared with the excesses of the other side.
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In 2006, the German perfumer Geza Schoen introduced the minimalist fragrance Escentric Molecule 01 as a cheeky rebuke to the excesses of the fragrance world.
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Much as it would be nice to relegate pro wrestling's long history of drug abuse to the past, PED excesses have only abated, not disappeared.
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The excesses and missteps that surrounded the C.I.A. enhanced interrogation program occurred in large measure because the agency had no experience or expertise in interrogation.
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And in the years before the financial crisis of 2500, the stock boom was coupled with the excesses of the housing market and Wall Street.
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Disillusioned by what he saw as the agency's unchecked excesses and its increasing involvement in attempted assassinations, coups and cover-ups, he resigned in 1969.
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Experts say his embrace of hard-line leaders, like President, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, shown above on a poster, has encouraged their excesses.
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The candidates' full-throated attacks on corporate greed, extreme wealth and banking excesses are backed up by ambitious plans to upend the industry's everyday operations.
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"The excesses of this bull market are in the glam techs," Smead said on CNBC's "Closing Bell, " referring to names like Amazon, Tesla and Netflix.
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Its strategy is to mix a campaign of repression with occasional concessions to prevent public outrage over excesses by the security forces feeding further protests.
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Everyone would have looked past the excesses in its filing, the voraciousness of the founder's side dealings and the absurdity of all the flowery language.
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Brush off the excesses of the festive season by loading up on vitamins, or supplementing your diet with helpful things like creatine and amino acids.
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But despite different backgrounds, we each share first-hand experience with the injustices and excesses that often define daily life in border communities across America.
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That&aposs the Japanese tech conglomerate that pumped billions of dollars into WeWork, and some say, enabled the excesses that led to WeWork&aposs demise.
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Anonymous claims insiders are disrupting Trump's excesses without giving any details; we're to assume whatever they are doing must be better than anything Trump wants.
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The Tea Party, which spoke out against what activists saw as the excesses of President Barack Obama's government, came into the national spotlight through protests.
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It&aposs the beginning of January, which means many people are feeling inspired to take up gym memberships after the excesses of the holiday season.
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"There could have been these excesses, but the instruction for everybody is to respect the human rights of migrants, and that will continue," he said.
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It was also short on faulting excesses of Wall Street and Washington, and said nothing about Berkshire's plan to create a healthcare company with Amazon.
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Like so many excesses of the 1970s, the self-love cult spun out of control and is now rampaging through our culture like Godzilla through Tokyo.
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But if you haven't been paying attention recently, our federal government isn't exactly preoccupied with reining in the excesses of the financial industry at the moment.
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Audi first rose to prominence in China as the vehicle of choice for government officials and some of its association with government excesses persists to date.
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The excesses made possible by our wealth and power have degraded our culture to the point where we are no longer able to sustain such decadence.
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The House still holds subpoena power, and can use its control of the federal spending process to try to curb some unwanted excesses by the administration.
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His excesses as king (and his instability due to Targaryen inbreeding) eventually led him to kill Ned Stark's father, Rickard Stark, and Ned's older brother Brandon.
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The worst excesses of that market—"no-doc" mortgages, fraud, flipping and credit stuffed down the throats of any borrower with a pulse—have largely disappeared.
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This approach led to tragedies and excesses of its own, of course, with a costly and divisive US intervention in Vietnam being the most notable example.
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Utopias are always harder to tell stories about than dystopias, because dystopias can be fought against while utopias invite us to sink into their comforting excesses.
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There are halting signs that the government is reining in its diplomatic excesses, perhaps because Mr Tusk's Civic Platform party has begun troubling PiS in polls.
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Fandoms are often more clearly delineated today, staying within self-contained worlds like Tumblr, fanfiction archives, and roleplaying communities, where their stranger excesses pass as normal.
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If Chinese interest rates rise or liquidity tightens, the flood of money threatens to do "what all excesses do: reverse or stop," said Lux Capital's Wolfe.
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Crenn, meanwhile, chose not to serve any animal meat in her second San Francisco restaurant because of concerns about climate change and the meat industry's excesses.
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He believes that capitalism's excesses can be tamed by the state providing a "public option" in areas like health care or mortgages when the market flounders.
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Ten years ago, big lenders got into trouble when irresponsible loans made to subprime mortgage borrowers defaulted, helping create the worst excesses of the financial crisis.
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As always, the truth is somewhere in between where, when everyone was being lionized here in Silicon Valley, there were some excesses and things going on.
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But some thought the death of the long-reigning King Bhumibol in October and the accession of the less revered Vajiralongkorn might curb the monarchists' excesses.
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IS THAT SOMETHING THAT ANIMATES YOUR THINKING ABOUT RATES THAT WE'VE HAD RATES SO LOW FOR SO LONG THAT WE'VE CREATED EXCESSES IN THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM?
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"These payments are an illustration of excesses built into the financial system following a 26 year economic boom in Australia," said UBS banking analyst Jonathan Mott.
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Russia takes the worst excesses of capitalism to the extreme, so here's a vending machine in a mall for buying Likes for your Instagram pics pic.twitter.
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Now we're not here to say that we are blameless or that excesses of the past have not done discredit to our profession, but 94 percent!?
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Ultimately a polemic, Spiral is at its strongest when taking on the Bush administration's worst excesses: the unwarranted secrecy and boneheaded assumptions that led to disaster.
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Purging the worst excesses of Trumpism will mean abandoning the habitual anti-anti-racism that conservatives have used as their default campaign mode since the 1960s.
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The monumental disappointment of Red Dead Redemption 2 stems from the assumption that the sheer extravagance of its excesses bears some sort of inherent artistic value.
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And it does so without dumbing anything down, or worse glorifying the excesses of the super-rich by offering "anti-heroes" for us to root for.
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But whereas IS doubled down on its anti-Shia sectarianism and the "management of savagery", Jabhat al-Nusra sought to learn from the excesses of Iraq.
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The fear is he will dismantle the consensus-based checks and balances put in place to prevent a return to the excesses of the Mao era.
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After the sale, he enjoyed the usual sudden-wealth-syndrome excesses — he bought a Ferrari, partied and went to nightclubs in Stockholm in his native Sweden.
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Kaplan told the television network that he wants to be patient on rates and avoid policies that might create excesses or imbalances in the U.S. economy.
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Some Trump allies in Congress are urging the president and the legislative branch to take new action to probe what they perceive as intelligence agency excesses.
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Burnishing his reputation as a big bank critic, Sanders has singled out Goldman for criticism in the past, saying it represents the excesses on Wall Street.
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Like the government excesses post-9/11, there is a fear of the unknown — bordering on ignorance — driving the calls to roll back Americans' gun rights.
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This system, and all its excesses against the United States, went unchecked for decades until the American people elected Donald Trump to be a change-maker.
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"Every day more evidence mounts that almost exactly the same debt excesses that caused The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) in 2008, are present today," he said.
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As Mr. Trump's poll numbers sag, other Republicans are preparing campaign arguments that assume a Clinton victory and portray themselves as a brake on Democratic excesses.
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"Whatever the cause, in the run-up to the past two recessions, destabilizing excesses appeared mainly in financial markets rather than in inflation," Mr. Powell said.
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The financial excesses of the five-year bull-run that ended in 2007 illustrate the central role banks can play in creating conditions for a bust.
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Indeed, fears are growing that another one may be on the horizon as a result of Wall Street excesses or financial bubbles in housing or debt.
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He burns away the histrionic excesses of traditional acting and stage design, placing often nonprofessional performers in empty environments to speak everyday dialogue in neutral voices.
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The academy, however, was not exactly tossed aside, as universities had just only reopened following the excesses of the Cultural Revolution, reinstating entrance exams in 9793.
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Mr. Giuliani wrote that an amnesty should be given to those who had been convicted in the crackdown, citing the "excesses" of the country's anticorruption agency.
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The viceroy in Mexico City forced Oñate to resign as governor of New Mexico, and the conquistador was put on trial and found guilty of excesses.
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Falling interest rates, a strong economy, and a flurry of corporate mergers and public offerings fueled a bull market and the excesses of 1980s Wall Street.
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Over the years, it has adapted to the Trump moment by criticizing perceived excesses of his detractors in the media and relentlessly questioning the Russia investigation.
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In a place known for the excesses of its criminal justice system, Mr. Glasgow has been the critic in chief of the police, prosecutors and jailers.
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"General Bustillo has confirmed many of the excesses demonstrated by evidence and which were denounced by victims," David Morales, one of the victims' lawyers, told reporters.
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Societe Generale global strategist Albert Edwards — who foresaw that painful crash — said he thinks some of the worst excesses of that time are being repeated today.
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It has worked at Elmira for housing and jobs and has been somewhat successful in holding officers accountable for the worst excesses of brutality and discrimination.
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South Korea's government is now run by a president, Moon Jae-in, and a political party that have criticized the excesses of the country's biggest companies.
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Like Cukor, I imagine, Silverman is useful to stars who want a clear eye and a firm hand when it comes to editing out their excesses.
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The rock-star-level excesses are surely abundant, but feel slightly sanitized in how they're presented, perhaps in pursuit of a less-restrictive PG-13 rating.
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By extension the worst excesses of despots will also be legal but could not be considered moral, sensible or in the best interests of the nation.
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"By constitutional design, the branch that is qualified to establish immigration policy and check any excesses in the implementation of that policy is Congress," he added.
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And there is evidence — despite the excesses and the exceptions — that private equity has helped to create, not eliminate, jobs, as it turned around many companies.
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That, roughly speaking, is the thesis of a group of writers who, since Trump's election in 2016, have chastised the left for its supposedly histrionic excesses.
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President Trump doesn't need Congress to begin unraveling Dodd-Frank, the complex law enacted as a bulwark against the financial excesses that triggered the 2008 crisis.
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But while Neumann's excesses weren't obvious to the public markets until recently, the private investors in We — which include SoftBank and Benchmark Capital — knew about it.
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"I think there have been excesses, abuses, noncompliance with the protocols, noncompliance with the rules of use of force, bad judgment or crimes," Mr. Piñera said.
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The loser will be the Senate, with its prerogatives and responsibilities, along with its ability to be a check on the possible excesses of this administration.
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With the Fed, the Financial Stability Oversight Council and the Office of Financial Research (OFR) constantly on watch for financial system excesses, what could go wrong?
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That movement prompted thousands to camp in public parks, protest the excesses of "the 1 percent" — and eventually disperse with little to show for the efforts.
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Cats represents the excesses theater fans often associate with Lloyd Webber, with an emphasis on glitz and commercialism, bombast, and perhaps a touch of general weirdness.
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But if we look past the excesses and focus on the things it got right, it actually explains quite a lot about what we're living through.
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If you think there were excesses, I am prepared to concede that, and ... I just read the Mueller report so I don't know about that anymore.
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I mean, it made it so that someone unqualified, indecent ... I mean look, we've had good presidents, bad presidents, we've had excesses and this and that.
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Payne has talked about the film as an environmental metaphor, and the film's interest in the self-serving excesses of the privileged upper class isn't exactly subtle.
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But Folts said bonds offer little respite from the stock market's excesses because they are "insanely overvalued," with the high-yield market in particular offering little value.
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We were going to get a classic game framed around the excesses and weird jokes that are built for stoners and people who like to laugh alike.
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Last month's declines corrected some of the excesses in valuations, he said, but there were still significant risks — including the ongoing U.S. government shutdown — on the horizon.
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It would take a book – make that several books – to list all the abuses, errors and regulatory excesses of EPA since the agency was founded in 1970.
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Advocates called the rule is a critical check against the type of trading excesses that led to the 2007-2009 financial crisis, requiring taxpayer bailouts of banks.
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They can help wind down excesses and recognise losses while using fiscal policy to ensure there is enough money around to protect trade, jobs, investments and depositors.
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But it is not just Syria; the world also seems unable to deal with the excesses of the North Korean dictatorship, with its assassinations and missile launches.
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Attacks on Wall Street The showdown, held just across the river from Wall Street quickly turned to the issue of the big banks and their perceived excesses.
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It's important to realize that such criticisms were only a warning to Xi about his excesses, but did not reverse the lifting of the two-term limit.
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For all the excesses of the protests that rocked so many college campuses last fall, there were issues on their slates of demands that made some sense.
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Scott Minerd, global chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners, said the Fed's pause will allow excesses to continue to build and increase the risks of financial instability.
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He tells his countrymen that Turkey has always been a pious and conservative country, and that he intends to drag it back from the excesses of Kemalism.
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Cimatu said last month that he supported the removal of the open pit ban and that his agency would strengthen regulations to prevent any excesses by miners.
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But as the openness and tolerance of societies is under threat around the world, we believe it is right to question the excesses of some social movements.
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The wave of terrorist violence it unleashed—in collusion with the state security apparatuses—would dwarf the most heinous excesses of Escobar's vainglorious "war" against the government.
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So, bear market or not, it was a pretty good washout - one that many now argue cleansed the market of excesses, rebuilt value and reinvigorated the bull.
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And though Goop has been thoroughly ridiculed for its excesses and out-of-touch editorial, it still commands a devoted following of aesthetes, VIPs, and their minions.
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A former secretary of Homeland Security is calling on tech firms "to work to check the excesses of governments" and continue their push for privacy and security.
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But the fear is he will dismantle the consensus-based checks and balances put in place to prevent a return to the excesses of the Mao era.
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That's especially remarkable considering that Powell and others just a few months ago were expressing concern about the economy overheating and the need to cushion against excesses.
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It is considered a political symbol as much as an effort to correct the excesses blamed for the 2007-08 financial crisis, the world's worst for decades.
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But while analysts support erasing militant groups from the airwaves, they say the blackout has come hand-in-hand with ignoring the alleged excesses of security forces.
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Japanese television depends heavily on the roster of stars it and other entertainment companies provide, and so is suspected of turning a blind eye to their excesses.
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Higgins's excesses date back to early in his policing career, when he was a SWAT team member for the Opelousas Police Department in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
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Coming of age during a cataclysmic recession caused by the excesses of the One Percent, millennials have experienced a political system that prioritized assets over human beings.
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On the one hand, as Gibson notes, you had the "smashing of the icons, the stripping of the altars": Protestant attempts to counter the Catholic Church's excesses.
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The market booms of the late 1990s and 2000s, and the crazy banking excesses they spawned, culminated in the 2008 crash, the effects of which still linger.
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The case of the banker, Rurik Jutting, had cast a spotlight on social inequality and the excesses of the financial sector in one of Asia's richest cities.
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And Mr. de La Lombana, hunched over in a black bowler and bottle-cap spectacles, fills it to the hilt, his portrayal a cartoon of demonstrative excesses.
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How do you contain the excesses of entrepreneurial capitalism and nurture the things you like — original music, food, businesses and literature, affordable homes for cops and Kramers?
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Here, a single insult can rekindle badly healed wounds, and nudged by just a few excesses from the media or the public, push Lebanon to the brink.
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Similarly, although Hanukkah has often become reflective of the commercial excesses of the Christmas holiday, Hanukkah's strong message of religious freedom continues to be celebrated by Jews.
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To the contrary, many if not most of our society's problems, from the excesses of pollution to financial instability and economic inequality, have been created by markets.
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"We have an outsize responsibility to regulate the excesses of technology precisely because they are headquartered here," said Aaron Peskin, the city official who sponsored the bill.
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The Apple Watch, a new version of which was announced at the event, was initially pitched, in 2014, as a salve for the excesses of your iPhone.
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But my general sense is that the way for religious conservatism and feminism to correct these excesses would be to learn from the other a little bit.
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The only chance we have of restoring some measure of sanity to Washington is if the Republican senators begin to stand up to Mr. Trump's irrational excesses.
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In her new biography, Condé Nast: The Man and His Empire, Susan Ronald describes his ambitions and excesses, and the simultaneously fashionable and intellectual world he inhabited.
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Honestly, a number of the upgrades over the S20+ feel a bit like excesses, and none but true devotees need to go all in with the Ultra.
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Some will argue that Mao was an aberration and it is unfair to condemn the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for his excesses in the 1960s and '70s.
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The women in our male lives try to mold us and help us smooth out the excesses of maleness that is in our DNA and our culture.
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"The plutocrats continue brazenly flaunting the excesses that have enraged much of humanity," said Anand Giridharadas, author of "Winners Take All," and a critic of wealthy philanthropists.
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Despite this, voters have flocked even more in recent weeks to Sanders' push to rein in corporate excesses, boost wages and labor rights and reduce health costs.
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Influenced by that decade's liberties, and chastened by its excesses, they encouraged her to think of youthful sexual experimentation as a healthy prelude to a coupled life.
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Though details of the encounter remain murky, an eyewitness reported that the decisive moment came when a Ky loyalist defected, admitting disenchantment with the campaign's underhanded excesses.
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"There are Democrats who are troubled by the same things," he said, noting that he and some other Republicans voiced concerns over executive excesses during the Bush years.
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There's this incredible up mood that leads at its worst excesses to things like the Libyan bombing and things like that, and they worry me and frighten me.
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Fortunately for the prime minister, changes to the constitution that were designed to prevent a repeat of Mr Rajapaksa's excesses have stripped Sri Lankan presidents of most powers.
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Rabezaka, who is probably in his 60s and is one of the older Belambo co-operative farmers, rolls his eyes at the excesses of some of the villagers.
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We must support voices like Ali's, and add to them, at the same time as we challenge the racists and xenophobes who are feeding off fundamentalist Islam's excesses.
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The Economist: Your solution to the excesses and problems with the big web platforms is to slow them down rather than regulate them in a more surgical manner.
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The comparison — though superficial — keeps working because economic inequality keeps growing, and most Americans associate the Gilded Age first and foremost with excesses and egotism of great wealth.
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Its cynical take on human behavior puts a cyberpunk face on the idle excesses of the super wealthy, a theme that feels more relevant than ever in 2017.
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Facebook responds to data misuse At a point when consumer groups are calling for new rules to control social media's excesses and lawmakers are increasingly willing to listen.
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" Tenety writes that Francis' critique of "the excesses of religion and politics," leads people to think of him as "the long-awaited Catholic antidote to the religious right.
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Our goal is not to rein in the excesses of capitalism for a few decades at a time — we want to end our society's subservience to the market.
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The latest manifestation of these concerns came out of San Francisco, home to the tech economy: the city banned facial recognition technology to "regulate the excesses of technology."
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The good news is that Ohlhausen and Pai have a close relationship forged in the fire after having provided principled conservative responses to the Obama administration's regulatory excesses.
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The series, shot in New York and Las Vegas, see the man himself explore excesses like $4,000 canine cologne, an $800 bottle of beer, and $5,000 chicken wings.
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Very senior career staff—the people with most to lose by leaving, and most inertial power to quietly thwart Trump's excesses—are reaching the end of the line.
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Nor indeed of the committee's suggestion that social media firms should be taxed to pay for defending democracy and civil society against the damaging excesses of their tools.
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The amount of damages awarded to Mr. Hogan in the trial — a total of $140 million — implies that the excesses of digital media might be causing a backlash.
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He did, however, refer on a few occasions to "fat cat" bankers and suggested that financial-industry excesses were responsible for the 2008 crisis because, well, they were.
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Mr. Dolan, in his family drama, seems to be trying for the operatic excesses that sometimes work for Pedro Almodóvar, with a touch of John Cassavetes thrown in.
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Among the most important roles of the federal courts is to serve as a check and balance on the excesses of other branches of government, including the legislature.
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Statue of Liberty Fast Facts Walker said the theme of the protest was that Lady Liberty is weeping over the unconstitutional excesses of ICE under the Trump administration.
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As we have seen during the Cold War and the War on Terror, an expansive definition of U.S. national security interests tempts policymakers to fall into tragic excesses.
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It's breathtaking how nonchalantly the presidential contender and his campaign can talk about subverting the democratic will of the voters, as if his purer ideology excused all excesses.
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In the other earlier periods, journalistic excesses were countered by an upswing in investigative reporting and, in some cases, the emergence of new codes of conduct for journalists.
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Perhaps the director, who calls the Stooges "the greatest rock 'n' roll band ever," worried that hair-raising tales of past excesses would undermine this exercise in canonization.
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Reynolds said he believes the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, then created to combat excesses that led to the financial crisis, have given way to even more shadow banking.
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The excesses of economic liberalism have given us giant corporations that are crushing competition and, in the case of internet companies, developing a sinister form of surveillance capitalism.
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Along with eight other artists, Julie helped found Group Material, a political art collective that struggled against Reagan's conservatism and the callow excesses of the '80s art boom.
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Presenting Umhum in the Hollywood Roosevelt also resonated with the excesses and liberties that have long characterized the relationship in Hollywood between powerful men and less powerful women.
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That's a reminder that the Silicon Valley fundraising rush shows no sign of abating — despite all the tough talk from liberals who criticize excesses of the tech industry.
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In Russian society today, "respect for profit-making" trumps all; cognates like glamur have been invented to describe excesses of consumption, even as the working class still struggles.
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Munch brooded and fretted, and though he worked nearly through the end of World War II, his art bristles with the romantic excesses of the late 19th century.
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It was used against the Gang of Four, the officials, including Mao's last wife, who were arrested in 1976 and blamed for the excesses of the Cultural Revolution.
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One common reaction to the dangerous excesses of nationalism has been to forgo the need for any form of collective identity, exhorting people to transcend tribal allegiances completely.
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His family of cannibalistic psychopaths may have come to personify the redneck serial killer trope, but he remains the incarnation of our deepest fears and our darkest excesses.
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While employers have taken advantage of labor market power throughout modern economic history, a worldwide social movement at the end of the 19th century moderated the worst excesses.
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He represents the very worst excesses of stereotypical heroes: the idea that a can-do attitude and a blissful ignorance of the facts can lead you to victory.
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For all the semi-serious cases I made for this band's excesses while guarding the "Cruise"-playing iPhone, they're best when they're making dewy-eyed plays at earnestness.
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They must find a way to rein in its excesses and address the now-obvious gap created by entering into a monetary union without the necessary political underpinning.
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But her task was formidable, requiring a political newcomer in a solid-blue state to embrace the biography that made her unique and distance herself from its excesses.
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The most alarming possibility is that Regeni's death was a deliberate message — a sign that, under Sisi, even a Westerner could be subjected to the most brutal excesses.
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Mr. Trump's advisers acknowledged that the process was unique, but stressed that he was committed to countering what he saw as the excesses of the criminal justice system.
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Earlier, Francis urged people to resist the excesses of consumerism in the period leading up to Christmas, calling it a virus that attacks faith and offends the needy.
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Ms. Rosmah, who during Mr. Najib's time in power often appeared in public wearing expensive jewelry and carrying Hermès Birkin handbags, became a symbol of the family's excesses.
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"The C.F.P.B. was created to pursue an important mission, but its unaccountable structure and unduly broad regulatory powers have led to regulatory abuses and excesses," the report said.
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"I understand, yes, that there must be reflection so that excesses do not occur, avoiding nefarious consequences for many, due to eventual foolishness by a few," he wrote.
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He was also the executive director of the American Committee for Cultural Freedom, which condemned the excesses of Senator Joseph McCarthy's quest for subversives in the early 1950s.
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True, his plan to rein in the excesses of the financial sector, released on Tuesday, looks like throwing the clients of his financial-data business under the bus.
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Concern that low borrowing costs could fuel such financial excesses were among arguments that some Fed policymakers made last year against the central bank's three interest rate cuts.
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Past experience would suggest that asset price bubbles burst and financial market excesses get corrected when monetary policy starts to go into a serious interest rate increasing cycle.
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It can bless the excesses of the free market — or it can provide theological cover for Christians who want to challenge the economic platform of the Christian right.
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Two Trump rallies -- one in Mississippi and one in Kentucky -- filled with the now-familiar rhetorical excesses and outright lies that have become the President's calling card 2.
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The idea that the branches of government are independent of each other, and ought to keep each others' excesses in check, has sustained the country to this point.
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Many Bruneians are also willing to turn a blind eye to the excesses inside the palace, experts say, as they are also benefiting from the nation's oil riches.
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Instead, she has been instrumental in perpetuating those systems and in helping the intelligence community carry out — and cover up — some of the worst excesses in recent memory.
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Jupiter is the planet of abundance; during its retrograde we've recognized how we can dial it back or redistribute our own excesses in order to make things last.
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But these efforts by the Trump administration were unnecessary and could even backfire — litigation challenging Mr. Trump's excesses has often laid bare the administration's slipshod approach to governing.
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I believe we can build the right answers to legitimate concerns regarding trade imbalances, excesses, and overcapacities by negotiating through the world trade organization and building cooperative solutions.
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In the 1980s, Ronald Reagan's regulatory "reforms," which reduced the ability of government to curb the excesses of the market, were sold as great energizers of the economy.
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Though essentially about his experiences as a rather blissful young man, Soupault wrote this book of portraits at age 66, sparing it the typical excesses of literary juvenilia.
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A blizzard of regulations, high-profile arrests and official warnings over the last 22010 months have sent a clear signal that authorities are attempting to reign in excesses.
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The International Monetary Fund sounded the alarm in November warning about excesses in this $1.3 trillion global market, a market that has ballooned in issuance the last few years.
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In the longer-run, I am concerned that an accelerating, deregulated, turbo-charged economy will lead to speculative excesses, and a faster pace of rate hikes from the Fed.
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Germany and France proposed an FTT in 2012 as much as a political symbol as an effort to correct the excesses blamed for the worst financial crisis for decades.
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The Hillary Clinton campaign hit Bernie this month with an ad accusing him of being singularly obsessed with the excesses of Wall Street, thereby overlooking other equally important issues.
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"There's no question people inside the administration want to reform the excesses," said Roy Beck, president of NumbersUSA, a group that seeks to reduce immigration into the United States.
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Low rates have already done what they can for the real economy, but they continue to breed the credit excesses which make an eventually more serious breakdown more likely.
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Competing systems to check or limit supposed excesses of another AI assumes there is neither a competitive algorithmic arms race for supremacy or "borg-like" collusive merger of AIs.
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FANG stocks have profited tremendously during the U.S. bull market since the 2007-2009 global financial crisis, and for some investors they have come to symbolize the market's excesses.
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The following year, as shadow transport minister, she argued for more state intervention in the economy, a more nuanced relationship with trade unions and limits on fat-cat excesses.
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It is not clear why the next president seems reluctant to condemn Mr Putin's excesses or fully accept the conclusion on Russian hacking reached by America's own spy agencies.
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" The Washington Spectator is a nonprofit liberal publication that, its website says, reports "on the excesses of the public and private sectors that distort our politics and undermine democracy.
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The last-minute attempt to soften punishments is part of a backlash in Central America against attempts to bring justice for excesses in the region's Cold War-era conflicts.
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But for Dr Mahathir, who has reinvented himself as a democrat (or a "listening dictator" as he likes to joke), the excesses of his former protégé were too much.
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The culture of norms and values that were supposed to check the excesses of capitalism has (predictably) been eroded by capitalism itself, and now it's propelled entirely by greed.
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Sharp weakening in emerging market currencies typically spurs a reining in of excesses and cutbacks on mal-investment, with the process now "quite advanced" in most countries, it said.
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But some campaigners and investors have questioned whether the greater transparency provided by disclosures on boss to worker pay will be enough to force companies to curb pay excesses.
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There is also the possibility that she may have seen her migration to Syria as a redemptive act for any excesses in her pre-conversion life in the West.
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I COULD BE CRTICIAL OF SOME ASPECTS AND SOME EXCESSES OF THE REGULATION AND THE LEGISLATION, BUT LARGELY, THEY WERE GOOD AND NECESSARY AND THEY WERE DONE RIGHT AWAY.
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Speaking out on presidential or congressional excesses that may reach them in their official capacity could possibly result in disqualification, the judge being seen as having prejudged the issues.
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The excesses of the common agricultural policy (CAP), with its beef mountains and wine lakes, drove up Britain's budget contribution in the 1980s, before Margaret Thatcher won a rebate.
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The world flagrantly flaunted its excesses in over-stocked grocery stores and through the valorization of coddled Pokémon who still had caregivers, while the law demonized these dispossessed Squirtles.
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Once again, the world needs some thunder about the excesses of giant companies, which are beginning to produce a popular backlash that threatens the success of the global economy.
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Even as the government tries to restrain the excesses in its megacities, it does not want to snuff out their rally altogether, for they tend to influence sentiment elsewhere.
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So of course looking for places where there might be excesses in terms of financial markets are important because that creates potential vulnerabilities in terms of future financial stability.
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As the legacy of the USSR and its Stalinist excesses has faded from memory, capitalism had plenty of time and space to stretch its wings and make people suffer.
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Conservative orthodoxy holds that borrowing must be kept in check so future generations don't pay for the excesses of today, to avoid currency debasement, and prevent inflation from exploding.
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The once-hyped startup became a poster child for Silicon Valley's most ridiculous excesses when Bloomberg discovered earlier this year that it could be disrupted by the human hand.
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And the Republican Party is exceptionally positioned to do what no party has done before: curb the excesses of government regulation and reverse trends in spending and government growth.
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" While criticizing Ellis's "ranting, stream-of-consciousness book," she says the topics he covers "would be rich fodder for a real analysis of the Great Awokening and its excesses.
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For now, though, "Into the Spider-Verse" -- even with its excesses -- feels like one of the freshest spins on comic-book fare to swing into your friendly neighborhood cineplex.
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He should also keep working with the main opposition, which understands the severity of the problem posed by the Gulenists but rightly warns about the excesses of the crackdown.
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Rosmah's alleged excesses included designer handbags, watches and jewelry, which she bought while traveling around the world, have been widely reported, although she has never spoken about it herself.
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Both have been portrayed as possible national saviors from Donald Trump's worst excesses, but also as somewhat flawed in this mission, having courted his favor earlier in their careers.
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The vulgarities never reach the poetically baroque excesses of the HBO show "Deadwood," but they are vivid enough to put distance between them and genre exemplars like John Wayne.
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The New York show received mixed reviews ("Whatever the other failings and excesses, even banalities, of 'Cats,' " Frank Rich wrote in The Times, "it believes in purely theatrical magic").
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The New York show received mixed reviews ("Whatever the other failings and excesses, even banalities, of 'Cats,'" Frank Rich wrote in The Times, "it believes in purely theatrical magic").
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That so many of them (a very long list) appear here framed by their excesses and what she thought of them at the time flatters her as a journalist.
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The government prosecutor in the case, Persida Acosta, said that the ruling should serve as a warning to other police officers accused of excesses in carrying out their mandate.
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Because the story of the maverick, egocentric automaker, whose name is practically synonymous with the excesses of the midcentury American car industry, is ready-made for the silver screen.
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He has long been a critic of tabloid excesses in Latin America, particularly so when the tabloids are manipulated by authoritarian political leaders in order to silence their critics.
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But for Manel Domènech, who heads one of the neighborhood associations that pushed for the ban, residents should have the right to live without suffering the excesses of tourism.
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"The C.F.P.B. was created to pursue an important mission, but its unaccountable structure and unduly broad regulatory powers have led to predictable regulatory abuses and excesses," the report said.
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Manzoor Pashteen, leader of the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM), which has campaigned against military excesses during anti-terrorism operations, was arrested on Monday in the northwestern city of Peshawar.
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For that matter, incitement against political rivals goes beyond Islamists: In Egypt, some of the most popular TV channels have been known to cheer the excesses of government crackdowns.
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In introducing Article IV, Mr. Conyers and other liberal colleagues were trying to show how the crimes of Watergate were directly tied to the excesses of the Vietnam War.
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His name will also forever be synonymous with the worst excesses of the entertainment world, whose power brokers have too often acted as if they were above the law.
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And having been attacked by the left, I know I run the risk of focusing inordinately on its excesses — and providing succor to some people whom I deeply oppose.
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Softbank's chief executive, Masayoshi Son, has given founders of those businesses wide leeway and has looked the other way at excesses until investors in the public markets push back.
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Ms. Cirone said it was unclear whether British democracy's momentary resilience indicated enduring institutional firewalls against some of populism's excesses, or merely a temporary pause in populism's rise there.
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Mr. Mallya came to symbolize many of the heights, and excesses, of Indian business in the decades of economic growth that followed the country's deregulation in the early 1990s.
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The UK government has taken the next step in its grand policymaking challenge to tame the worst excesses of social media by regulating a broad range of online harms.
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He thinks of himself as an enemy of the establishment, but his main conviction is the extremely centrist view that we should worry about the excesses of political correctness.
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Even as the new effort avoids some excesses of the left, it also steers clear of the fallacy that out-of-power political parties must tack toward mushy moderation.
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"Göring sought to portray himself as someone who had tried to persuade Hitler against various excesses, such as the firebombing of London," Mr. Sakheim wrote in The Jerusalem Post.
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But policymakers are awkwardly attempting to juggle that with curbing financial excesses, particularly in the property market, where new home prices continue to rise at nearly 9% a year.
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The best way to tame its excesses and provide for consumer protection, law enforcement and economic stability is to permit legitimate licensed financial institutions to offer properly regulated products.
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Although Mr Fernández is bringing back into use some of the techniques used by his Peronist predecessor, he is keen to signal that he will not repeat her excesses.
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What this means is that Republican leaders in Congress need to be ready to call Mr. Trump on his abuses and excesses, now that he is actually in office.
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Maximilien Robespierre, the icon of the French Revolution's alleged excesses, was also cited as an example by David Bradford, the leader of the short-lived Whiskey Rebellion in America.
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She did, however, also make sure to criticize bad actors, stressed that she wanted certain reforms, and at least mildly pushed back against the excesses of the financial crisis.
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Many see it as the epitome of wanton cruelty, a brutal and pointless stalemate that killed some 16 million people and gave rise to the worst excesses of modern warfare.
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Whatever the excesses of the victims of Russia Derangement Syndrome on both sides, though, there's no question that the issue will be a motivator for both sets of base voters.
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When the Christian adoption movement was at its strongest in the late 20133s and early 2010s, many of its excesses looked like a condensed version of earlier problems with adoption.
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Rather than curbing the excesses of the first travel ban, the revised version shows a xenophobic policy toward Muslims that is mutating, virus-like, into an ever more resilient strain.
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In contrast with the one-child policy, about which the government brooked no criticism when it was in force, state media have attacked the excesses of the anti-burial campaign.
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The result is a White House devoid of policy seriousness, led by a small clique of sycophants unwilling or unable to stand up to Trump's unrealistic proposals and policy excesses.
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"The pro-police message plays well to their base, and is doubly useful at a time of the Black Lives Matter movement and the reaction against police excesses," he explained.
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And the fact of the matter is, the people of America deserve to have a president that's on their side, protecting the main street economy from excesses on Wall Street.
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He argues that voters have priced in its excesses and dodgy characters, and that it will very probably clear the 5% hurdle needed to enter the Bundestag, Germany's lower house.
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The government of veteran leader President Yoweri Museveni, 74, has long chafed at criticism from NGOs and others of reported excesses including corruption, torture, illegal detentions and extra-judicial killings.
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With his decision to emphasize encrypted messaging, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has effectively accepted that the fight to police the platform against bad actors and other excesses can't be won.
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Speaking to bond investors and bankers at a conference in London, Tria said that Italy would not breach European rules this year but instead "compensate" for excesses by lowering spending.
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I think there's something interesting about this city of mahogany that has gone to the excesses of consumption and is now just a dustbowl of forgotten desires and sexual fantasies.
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The original films were each accompanied by games that varied wildly in quality, and the most recent game fell prey to the worst excesses of free-to-play mobile gaming.
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Speaking at a Miami conference of the securitization industry - whose excesses were blamed for much of the crash - he said bankers now should not be whining about tougher new rules.
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After the refiner's fire of a midterm defeat burns through the GOP, Trump would be freer to run without so many conservative sticklers grousing about ideological transgressions or behavioral excesses.
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With that provocative title, for example, I fully expected to to be playing defense for a good portion of the tour and defending American intelligence against charges of illegal excesses.
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Another controversial issue is the large number of trashed or abandoned bikes created by bikesharing companies, with photos of "bikesharing graveyards" becoming symbolic of the sector's excesses and unsustainable growth.
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For now, most Republicans are overlooking Trump's bothersome character excesses — without conceding that his impulsiveness and bluntness may well have contributed to his success after Republican sobriety and traditionalism failed.
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For many of us, the new year is a helpful checkpoint and reminder to put down the cake and cut back on the excesses of Christmas and New Year celebrations.
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Wheeler might not inspire the same the political passion, assuming he avoids the gaudy excesses of his predecessor, but that doesn't mean he'll be any less worthy of journalistic scrutiny.
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If her resolution is to confine Stone's rhetorical excesses to the courtroom, especially when Mueller has been so scrupulously laconic, then perhaps justice ultimately is better served for all concerned.
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The United States has long been our big brother — reassuring for most of us, imposing for some — and now it is absent, preoccupied by Mr. Trump and his destructive excesses.
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The slowdown in corporate credit was a result of government reforms to cut excesses in troubled industries such as steel and coal, and impose tighter restrictions on companies' overseas investments.
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One person can undo the findings of the judicial system; that person serves as a backstop against excesses, or as the repository of mercies that cannot be put into statutes.
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Still, the Dallas shooting forced the CBC members to broaden their message beyond the Louisiana and Minnesota killings, from one denouncing police excesses to one tackling gun violence more generally.
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" And in the run-up to holiday excesses, there is also a useful reminder of that Austrian and Chicago School philosopher Friedrich Hayek that "inflation is like overeating and indigestion.
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While trying to be a carer I was also trying to protect my son—who was just eight when this vortex of pain and disruption exploded - from her worst excesses.
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"About half the doctors felt that they were witnessing divine justice, a heavenly — or Darwinian — retribution for evil ways, for excesses in drugs, in booze and everything else," he said.
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In other words, she has refused to join the club that celebrates the excesses of the 1% by making glitzy baubles and ponderous, oversized paintings to hang on their walls.
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It also maimed and murdered, its excesses apparent in deaths by poison, by the brutality of ill-trained, improperly supervised enforcement officers, and by unfortunate proximity to mob gun battles.
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The testimony at the powerful Royal Commission inquiry comes as the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) faces growing criticism for failing to rein in excesses in the financial sector.
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"When you don't do that for years and decades, and you commit excesses or abuses, as we've seen in so many companies, they're of course gonna demand accountability," he added.
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As far as my experience goes, they are in fact no better than other human groups, even if they are protected from the worst excesses by a lack of power.
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Indeed, Bodice Studio shatters many stereotypes of Indian design as shaped by its Bollywood-influenced bridal market or the rapturous kitsch excesses of diaspora designers like Manish Arora and Ashish.
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Here was a former champion, perhaps the greatest in the history of the sport, whose career was ruined by an ultra-public scandal spawned by his own personal, ignominious excesses.
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He argued that it was a mistake to conflate his city — a community of students, families and a striking number of mattress stores — with the political excesses of state government.
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The movement's critics, on the other hand, say the shooting highlights the shameful excesses of a youth-led movement that has increasingly resorted to vandalism and attacks on police officers.
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PARIS (Reuters Breakingviews) - World leaders, chieftains of giant companies, the wealthiest investors and good people running organisations to save humanity from its excesses attended the World Economic Forum last week.
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When Rosenstein accepted his job at the Justice Department, many observers hoped he would be the adult who would moderate the excesses of Trump and Jeff Sessions, the attorney general.
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"It's systematic and hopefully this will put a brake on the excesses and abuses by the federal police," said a senior Mexican law enforcement official who declined to be named.
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It had no C.E.O. excesses because it had no C.E.O. It was run, consensually, by a vorstand (board), an arrangement designed to promote harmony with labor unions and industrial partners.
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Mami Lestari, 38, a niece of Suharto's who lives in Kemusuk, said that despite the excesses of some of her uncle's cronies, he always stood up for the little people.
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He described Uber's corporate excesses, including a private multimillion dollar Las Vegas party featuring the superstar Beyoncé, as well as numerous incidents of lawbreaking and a toxic culture for women.
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But what if the flow of incoming bankers slows, if immigrants look elsewhere, if the excesses of European money and human capital that helped drive growth begin to dry up?
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Even after the worst excesses of his long rule, Mr. Mugabe drew standing ovations at African gatherings, where fellow leaders praised him as the last of the great liberation leaders.
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"High crimes and misdemeanors" is a bar that is not cleared through hearsay, political commentary by disgruntled career diplomats or the flamboyant excesses of congresspeople from California or New York.
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He claimed that the organization had been given three hundred gigabytes of data by insiders, who were dismayed by soccer's excesses, and that it was receiving more all the time.
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This would be a shame, for it would miss what The Cigarette really is: a nuanced and ultimately devastating indictment of government complicity with the worst excesses of American capitalism.
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But like many of his generation, he never fully came to terms with the war; like many nationalist politicians, he tended to airbrush the worst excesses of Japan's militarist past.
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The few adults in his circle, already weary of putting out fires caused by foolishness, may be able to temper excesses here and there, but the president sets the course.
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But as Democrats appear increasingly likely to win control of the House, they're preemptively warning elements within their own party to avoid the same excesses they've accused Republicans of committing.
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Orbán values his country's membership in the European Union and NATO; leading countries in those organizations could apply real pressure on his government to curb its worst anti-democratic excesses.
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Earlier, Lopez Obrador said National Guard members could have committed "excesses" by detaining migrant women close to the U.S. border, and that they had not been instructed to do so.
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Pretty/Dirty features four decades of the American artist's work: videos, paintings, and photographs that muddy the glistening aesthetics of high fashion with the dirty excesses of our cosmetic obsession.
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But too much of a good thing led to excesses, fraud and mismanagement and by 1905 these insurance products were banned in New York state, with other states following soon after.
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Through the years, the bizarre excesses of Scientology -- the sort-of religion, kind-of cult created by author L. Ron Hubbard, and populated by several Hollywood luminaries -- have been well documented.
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While some observers cheer on these measures as a necessary corrective to Silicon Valley's excesses, others argue that European regulations are overly burdensome, and may have even more harmful, unintended effects.
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And when a libertarian asked him about the excesses of the criminal justice system, Mr. Rubio told the story of his own run-in with the police when he was 18.
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Many of the current worldwide protests are the result of political systems that offer inadequate answers to the excesses and unpleasant side effects of globalization, the free market and stifling bureaucracies.
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With a stellar cast led by Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, Armie Hammer, Steven Yeun, and many more, it takes on race, code-switching, capitalism's excesses, labor unions, and a lot more.
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Yet the Green New Deal leapfrogs these ideas, which its creators deem too piddling and also too market-based to meet the proposal's second objective: eliminating the excesses of late capitalism.
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These indicators have not surpassed their highs from the last economic expansion, Sonders said, and recessions happen when there are excesses in the economy, such as high inflation or surplus inventories.
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I'm teaching at Georgetown Law School but I'll try to find a way to contribute to make sure that the worst excesses of Trump are blunted and democratic realities are upheld.
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It's a major split in the Democratic primary, as Clinton argues that putting that divide back in place would do little to prevent the excesses that caused the 2008 economic tumble.
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The only down side is that the writers also indulge in some of the excesses that have characterized the show -- in this case, making the main ICE officers too broadly drawn.
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These principles are over 300 years old, the difference being technology and increasing consumer awareness that traditional insurance models, with complex clauses, excesses and a painful claims process are fundamentally broken.
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And gambling would be in there, too; however, there's no way to tell just from a red palm or a puffy palm which of these excesses the person is engaged in.
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