"There is additional value in the behavior of the company because bad behavior exposes them to risk and risk exposes them to financial consequences," she says.
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The case exposes a shortfall in state law, Gill said.
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And Raymond Arroyo exposes the theater of Supreme Court confirmations.
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"Participation in society necessarily exposes one's images in public spaces."
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But it exposes all homeowners to greater risk of wildfires.
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Go deeper: Bill McGlashan's firing exposes hypocrisy in impact investing
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Instead, it unintentionally exposes SoundCloud's continuing struggle with copyright management.
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Also, "gas exposes them to other investment opportunities," he added.
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He films them, takes their pictures, and exposes them publicly.
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The project exposes your Pi to the outside world securely.
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But that elevated profile only exposes them to more criticism.
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The hashtag exposes the sheer banality of rape in America.
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This ripple effect exposes the limitations of unilateral trade action.
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And that proposal exposes how much further she could go.
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This exposes them to further potential ratings downgrades in 2016.
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In reality, Venmo exposes your darkest secrets to the world.
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And that exposes some fissures in all that boring consistency.
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A close look at that claim quickly exposes its cracks.
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This exposes the problem with this sort of outsider's book.
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Negligence exposes companies to employee lawsuits and fines from regulators.
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This exposes the entire maritime shipping network to immense liability.
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But it exposes the vacuity of his brand of populism.
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"It exposes African actors to a bigger audience," he said.
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"It exposes African actors to a bigger audience," he said.
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A finer grind exposes more coffee surface area to water.
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Such a query exposes the central banks' interest rate fallacy.
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DeVos angers the extreme left because she exposes their hypocrisy.
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Just as Holden exposes the "phonies" of postwar New York.
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Instead, expect new Breitbart exposes that provide grist for Trump's mill.
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For example, it exposes kids to the everyday frustrations of fieldwork.
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The organization exposes teenagers to music composition, dance and visual arts.
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Plus, its Tupac-style shirtless vest deal exposes his Oakland tattoo.
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The average dental X-ray exposes someone to about 0.014 mSv.
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Many Grindr users are concerned that the app exposes their locations.
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Hawley exposes that idea in the show's innovative, deeply unsettling style.
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This simply exposes the sheer insincerity and disingenuousness of the apology.
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Her election manifesto exposes that threat for the bluff it was.
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Louis De Belle exposes them in his new book Disappearing Objects.
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Ryanair exposes fake photo of cabin crew sleeping in crew room.
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It exposes d cowardice of people who made u write it.
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Basic common sense exposes the emptiness of these kinds of arguments.
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It also exposes countless individuals to avoidable criminal justice system contacts.
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But case selection exposes you to another unique set of criticisms.
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Mr. Solondz exposes its smallness to the harsh glare of satire.
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Woodward's reporting exposes, perhaps inadvertently, what a hollow conceit this is.
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This area of the debate exposes a fissure within the GOP.
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I think Dick's Man in the High Castle exposes the game.
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Government bureaucrats are always "troubled" when the truth exposes their lies.
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A new conflict over conflicts exposes what's really behinds the tactics.
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"It exposes the economic inequality that already exists," Ms. Gould said.
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A virus exposes the folly of what the president's base believes.
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The revocation exposes them to "rendition and torture," Mr. Elsheikh said.
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This latest study exposes one more place where policymakers could act.
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It exposes the face of the wearer, whoever, wherever they are.
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But for Timor-Leste, too, the anniversary exposes some unpleasant truths.
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But that approach, called "lean inventory," exposes Amazon more to shocks.
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The job requires — and exposes — that most conservative of concepts: character.
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The New York Times: Mueller inquiry exposes culture of foreign lobbying.
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This debate, in particular, exposes one Sanders' weaknesses: voters of color.
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But that approach, called "lean inventory," exposes Amazon more to shocks.
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But when ice melts, it exposes dark soil or waters beneath.
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Tariff Man's return exposes the flawed trade logic at work here.
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"Iris," opulent and eerie, exposes the inadequacy of the term. ♦
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The Alice Johnson commutation exposes this system for what it is.
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He exposes their inner lives, then approaches them with radical love.
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This pretty aptly exposes how older feminists think about the movement.
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"I'm Your Man," the title track, exposes Cohen's sultry, romantic side.
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This shift exposes the Republican plan for what it is: a charade.
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This manipulation also exposes the infrastructure and bias beneath the search platform.
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The show investigates online relationships and exposes people who impersonate others online.
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But in the same breath, she exposes that she's actually a wildling.
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It is a shallow entanglement for its creator, and Farah exposes that.
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This exposes the spacecraft's guts to greater destructive heat for additional seconds.
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But the OnePlus also exposes just a bit more than the Pixel.
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I Feel Pretty exposes the vapid emptiness of a looks-based existence.
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Instead, the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff exposes a country in crisis.
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There's also other data that exposes America's big gaps in addiction treatment.
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His sloganising exposes his failure to produce a coherent left-wing philosophy.
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In the process, it exposes some of the town's still-tender wounds.
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But piggybacking on the global economy exposes their airlines to foreign fortunes.
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You roll it and it auto-exposes and does everything for you.
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RELATED: Nikki Haley exposes GOP fracture with Trump slam Remember Ben Carson?
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Researcher shows how popular app ES File Explorer exposes Android device data
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Also important to note: Not all medical imaging exposes you to radiation.
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The query reliably exposes deep gulfs between different races, generations and parties.
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He rolls up his right sleeve and exposes a badly mangled arm.
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Gowers says this practice exposes the flaw in the journals' business model.
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What the Harvard study exposes is more than just a number discrepancy.
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Biographies, investigations, social commentaries, historical portraits, institutional exposes... but how to choose?
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But the relationship with Rusal potentially exposes Sberbank itself to sanctions risk.
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It's a metaphor made literal: She exposes far too much of herself.
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The crushing pressure first highlights and then exposes any shortcoming at all.
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If Strange wins, Trump exposes himself as a pawn of the establishment.
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She thereby exposes the seductive and American bootstrapper ideology as dangerously limited.
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The show exposes the high stakes in "ordinary" situations without exaggerating them.
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First, filing for a U Visa automatically exposes the applicant's immigration status.
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The "feed" where all this takes place exposes Mao's hunger, and ours.
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It delegitimizes the future protests and exposes the bias of the opposition.
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It also exposes government failures to protect citizens, as with Hurricane Katrina.
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It exposes a very distorted mind-set: that of a wannabe dictator.
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Without water, crops wither, and that exposes bare soil to further erosion.
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It also exposes a fundamental problem: There's no good reason to explore.
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At its best, this focuses messages and exposes people to different ideas.
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This exposes the Trump administration's outmoded views on globalization and trade liberalization.
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"Tonight exposes the con game that Bernie Sanders is running," he said.
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And anyway, Peggy's linelessness exposes how absent Frank was in her life.
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I think she exposes more of herself than she really wants to.
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This profile of Mattis exposes the gravity of our political-security crisis.
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The image exposes an intimate moment between the artist and her subject.
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In Trump's worldview, admitting fault, no matter how small, exposes a frailty.
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It exposes a deep and shameful cruelness and hypocrisy in this administration.
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This exposes the game to more fans than we would otherwise expect.
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AB5 also exposes Uber to more lawsuits from city and state prosecutors.
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Nothing exposes this disparity like a storm that impacts all of us.
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Here, Jafri further exposes how deranged the US army's appropriation of meditation is.
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Shaw exposes how sectarian cults use spiritualism and esoteric language to enlist believers.
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HBOT exposes people to bursts of 100 percent oxygen at high pressure levels.
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Like other community banks, this concentration exposes CVB to a regional economic shock.
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The Mayo mission exposes an even more central problem: the choice of targets.
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Westinghouse later arranges to steal the letters then exposes them to the press.
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In sober, restrained language, he exposes the full gravity of corruption in China.
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This exposes the gay community to a million tired old criticisms and conspiracies.
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His time in the patrol exposes the futility of many of its rules.
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Blind Injustice: A Former Prosecutor Exposes the Psychology and Politics of Wrongful Convictions.
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But this exposes it to losses if margins turn negative in a downturn.
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You'll notice when you're in a bar and your shot actually exposes correctly.
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Similarly, countertop storage, as convenient as it is, exposes the bottle to sunlight.
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Another week, another massive new corporate security breach that exposes your personal data.
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"Ryanair exposes fake photo of cabin crew sleeping in crew room," Ryanair wrote.
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Population growth is also a factor, as crowding exposes more people to flooding.
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The political outcry exposes the fragility of Mr Hollande's standing on the left.
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It's a sliding tile puzzle, in which each new movement exposes somewhere else.
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A brief fight with Cole exposes his misogyny and her accelerated eating disorder.
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Hunger exposes the sin of structurally-enforced poverty and appalling zip code injustice.
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Baltimore, Monroe exposes the shadowy web of nearly a dozen shell companies, and
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If you're the person that GETS Kevin Hart, that exposes the movie star.
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It exposes a man who wields morality as a weapon against judicial nominees.
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It exposes a tautology at the heart of current foreign policy commitments: We
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The challenge of keeping the city's balance exposes the mixed blessing of prosperity.
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Ford's portrayal of the Greek exposes the complicated issues that impact industrial communities.
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As she approaches the cold bench, the thin gown exposes her bare skin.
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But Mr. Trump's sensitivity to attacks also exposes him as vulnerable to flattery.
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Late enrollment also exposes you to significant gaps while waiting for Medicare coverage.
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But that's the entire point of de Mistura's statement: It exposes the lie.
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Opening those doors exposes the transparent shower stall — a bit of upscale naughtiness.
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The paltry coverage exposes hundreds of millions of Chinese to sharply rising costs.
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" Similarly, she exposes Walter Lippmann's advice to the president: "The situation is critical.
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But as the story unfolds, it exposes the sinister complexity of American racism.
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This year's severe flu exposes a serious flaw in our medical system 21918.
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His choreography sometimes achieves a delicacy of line that exposes more intense pain.
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While this should surprise no one, it exposes the Chinese Communist Party's lies.
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"The record exposes political motivation at every stage of the prosecution," she wrote.
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That inequality exposes women to all manner of rights abuses, rights activists say.
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The shrinking sea ice exposes more water to the sun's rays in summertime.
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Ms. Himmelfarb "exposes humbug with deadly effectiveness," The Economist magazine said in 22009.
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Much of Hello, Privilege exposes how invisible white privilege is to white people.
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When myelin is destroyed, it exposes the nerves, slowing communication between these cells.
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This growth and diversity exposes individuals to different workplace cultures and supervisory styles.
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A naturalized American exposes Trump's attack on what America is and must be.
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He exposes determinist ideas as false: Behavioral tendencies are strongly shaped by experience.
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This exposes an uncomfortable truth about when a change in government is legitimate.
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Upon pressing the shutter to take a photo, the camera exposes this film.
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This exposes one of the greatest ironies of the campaign against natural gas fracking.
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E-waste contaminates the soil and groundwater supply and exposes people to hazardous chemicals.
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You can read a bit more about all of the information it exposes here.
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Reilly's story exposes an oversight in federal law — and the law of most states.
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Training Humans simply exposes how technology's air of objectivity is more façade than reality.
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Last year, major exposes revealed terrible abuses in schools in Massachusetts, Florida and California.
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Going to the bathroom in a space suit exposes you to infection and sepsis.
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What to watch: The S-400 decision also exposes Turkey to potential U.S. sanctions.
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Private ownership puts people at risk and exposes captive wild animals to horrific cruelty.
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SAUDI ARAMCO'S LOW NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION EXPOSES FIRM TO OIL PRICE SWINGS - FIITCH RATINGS
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This not only exposes Putin's hypocrisy, but spotlights the shakiness of his military alliances.
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"Those types of laws are intended to silence whistle-blowing exposes like this one."
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But when he tweets, he exposes himself as someone who has only a tenuous
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"Destroyed" exposes a lesser-known and more fundamental problem: The rape kits are gone.
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The phase-out of key incentives exposes the hypocrisy of the tax-cut effort.
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Traveling exposes you to new foods and treats that you can't get at home.
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Berenson's Twitter feed exposes the statistical sleight of hand that runs throughout his book.
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His rebellion, though ultimately futile, disrupts the old order and fully exposes its cruelty.
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Our relationship with secrecy exposes one of the great paradoxes of the digital age.
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It exposes the language and legal architecture of human rights as feckless virtue signaling.
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By the same token, it exposes them to inevitable political stakes and heightened scrutiny.
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Bocanegra exposes this form of suppression, but also elevates these practices to fine art.
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For some, the Bombardier dispute also exposes the vulnerability of a post-Brexit Britain.
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His move exposes another significant weakness for the new coalition — its numbers in parliament.
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His move exposes another significant weakness for the new coalition -- its numbers in parliament.
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Garcia's report exposes much — though not everything — of what went on in FIFA's shadows.
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Telephony networks are notorious for using ancient, insecure tech that exposes users for decades.
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Felix gives no clue to his feelings, but his veto exposes a constant anxiety.
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Her story exposes the sordid mechanics of control and the individual cost of rebellion.
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That exposes a more fundamental and cynical reason that Congress shies away from acting.
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When she fans out the cards, she exposes track-mark scars on her arm.
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This practice exposes a bit player to the same mandatory sentence as a kingpin.
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The political fractures Eastwood exposes are more elemental than even the most ferocious partisanship.
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The tonnage is not itself a problem, but it exposes more teams to scrutiny.
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The intraparty debate exposes the Democrats' first big policy rift in their new majority.
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If an own exposes another person's ignorance, a self-own reveals your own obliviousness.
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Twitter amplifies what made Trump an effective campaigner, and exposes his unfitness to govern.
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And so the globalization of the zombie exposes our truest, deepest fear: each other.
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" Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro said the report "exposes disgraceful behavior.
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YAHOO EXPOSES A WEAK BOARD | Yahoo is still a contender for America's worst corporate board,
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So how do you prevent being the one that exposes your company to an attack?
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Donuts have their distinctive ring shape because it exposes the maximum surface area to heat.
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The Bob Woodward book, Trump believes, exposes that leakers are everywhere — and gunning for him.
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Viewing the trade deficit as cheap borrowing exposes the tension at the heart of Trumponomics.
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That exposes insurers to a potential $1 billion loss for the remainder of this year.
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But the space environment also exposes astronauts to other elements that cannot necessarily be mitigated.
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Overlord exposes the brutal truth — bloodlust is bloodlust — and has a good time doing it.
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Although fines remain unlikely, the fiscal fight with Brussels exposes Rome to increased market pressure.
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Law & Order finally exposes that scaffolding, even while being openly biased toward the defense's perspective.
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This hypocritical outrage exposes the deep fears at the heart of religious support for Trump.
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XXX exposes a part of our daily use of technology which we cannot normally see.
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The Comcast website that activates Xfinity routers has a bug that exposes customers' personal information.
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A new study exposes the sugar industry's decades-old effort to stifle that critical research.
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His assault on "globalism" also exposes a contradiction at the heart of Mr Bolsonaro's project.
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Addressing issues of class and propriety, Orozco exposes his subjects without glorifying or condemning them.
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"PUST exposes them to all sorts of subject matter and to interesting people," Madden says.
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This exposes TT to significant risks arising from potential adverse movements in foreign exchange rates.
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According to Blackmore, the group's political theater exposes the bizarreness of the anti-abortion movement.
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Kiernen Shipka, no stranger to having her heart crushed as Sally Draper, exposes her vulnerability.
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He knocks a lot of guys out, but he exposes himself constantly in the process.
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Cohen exposes a man laughing openly at rape and sexual assault against women within marriage.
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As such, Survival exposes two things about the conventions currently predominating games of its genre.
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It's often that we read about some huge breach that exposes databases of login credentials.
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This behavior is well understood and exploited by fishers...and exposes both species to capture.
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Yet he never exposes Berkshire to risks that are inappropriate in relation to our resources.
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Confess to her my instant envy of the bold kid who exposes a naked emperor.
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Gable was the host of the reality TV series Cheaters, which exposes infidelity within relationships.
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The slowking4 episode further exposes how capricious Wikipedia's article creation and deletion process can be.
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Host Joe Scarborough on Thursday criticized Trump's aggressiveness, saying it exposes a lack of tact.
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"There is no level of exercise or fitness that exposes you to risk," he said.
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Corporate CTOs refuse to take part in local ecosystems because it exposes them to ridicule.
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Ayahuasca exposes the gap between who you think you are and who you actually are.
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But Meese exposes another level of this entanglement, enabled by the American cult of celebrity.
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In its voyeurism, the movie exposes the viewer's own voyeuristic relationship with sex and art.
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And her revenge exposes them for the puny, women-hating, pathetic men that they are.
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And when one of these websites exposes corruption, Orban-friendly publications align to attack it.
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Non-binary exposes the limitations of language that seeks to master, explain and contain identity.
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The presence of heterosexual families in schools also exposes gay families to these unpleasant concepts.
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The outcome throws both visions into doubt, and exposes the risks inherent in such contests.
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"It exposes time and the way in which nature imbues necessity into chance," Penone says.
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Want to know how the Visual Investigations team exposes crimes governments try to keep secret?
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But the gap also exposes a basic divide on trade policy within the Trump administration.
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Theater exposes spiritualism's artifice, spiritualism lays bare theater's attempts to persuade and enthrall an audience.
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The royal family rarely exposes its internal conflicts to the media and the British people.
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The film also exposes vendors hawking tusks in China, the world's main market for ivory.
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" And Kevin Mooney writing for the Daily Signal exposes a taxpayer funded "Congressional slush fund.
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The prolonged, unnecessary time within the hospital exposes patients to risk, including hospital-acquired infections.
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If nothing else, "The Vietnam War" intimately exposes its audience to the trauma of war.
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There's a worry that having an older brother exposes the younger one to risky behavior.
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"This exposes the major blind spot of betting everything on a single species," he said.
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While displaying his mastery of household management, he exposes the foundations of his orderly self.
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The king exposes his vulnerability and Logue reacts not with judgment or disgust but compassion.
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But a more granular word analysis exposes his explicit effort to harp on Americans' fears.
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It exposes one to previously unimagined cultures, systems, and relations that irreversibly affect a person.
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This exposes the bank to some market risk but enables it to generate carry trade revenues.
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" It says says it "exposes and analyzes flaws in current U.S. government economic data and reporting.
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Trump blithely disregards scientific findings about climate change and thereby exposes the nation to unprecedented risks.
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The data it exposes can help you identify and potentially fix easy problems on your own.
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On one house nearer to the foreground, he exposes the sun's glare on its picture window.
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This in turn exposes banks to another complaint from supervisors: that their lending is too concentrated.
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And the movement that exposes gender-based abuse may also be affecting the settlement discussions themselves.
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But the viral proposal stunt also exposes another growing rift in the public's perception of influencers.
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He regularly exposes cybercriminals and their tactics, and consequently is regularly a target of their ire.
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Simultaneously, the feature presents a moderation problem, as it exposes users to the content of strangers.
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The cancellation of Amazon's planned expansion in New York exposes the truth about its HQ2 promises.
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However this may be risky as it exposes the employee to the performance of the stocks.
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More broadly, fragmentation in IoT exposes opportunities for startups to develop highly specialized Systems of Intelligence.
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The combination exposes the weakness of Theresa May at a crucial moment in the Brexit negotiations.
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Regardless of which stock is in the camera, film exposes more or less the same way.
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American diplomats say it exposes Europe to manipulation of supply by Russia, as happened with Ukraine.
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This exposes even more of its underside to the water, and the weakening and thinning continue.
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If the breach exposes users to high risk, the company also needs to notify users directly.
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With AKC recognition comes appearances in dog shows, which exposes more consumers to a breed too.
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It also exposes how creditors are souring on indebted resources companies in the current tough climate.
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Typically some unforeseen catalyst occurs first, which then exposes just how out of whack things were.
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Overseas borrowing exposes the government's liabilities to currency fluctuations and can therefore impact domestic interest rates.
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But his defiant response exposes his vulnerability, and the pain he feels lashed to the word.
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Silicon Valley's workforce does not promote America's best interests, and exposes the hypocrisy of its platitudes.
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Parenting, it turns out, is humbling in the way it exposes your insecurities and personality flaws.
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This significantly exposes the bank to event risk, despite some of them being 0% risk-weighted.
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"Daily Active Users" exposes the failure underlying Pied Piper's success, the termites nibbling at the foundation.
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And it exposes the incredibly lax enforcement of even the inadequate laws against foreign lobbying abuse.
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This really exposes a fundamental flaw in Elizabeth Warren's whole political approach and theory of change.
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And if Moore wins, Trump exposes himself as a weak president whose personal endorsement means little.
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But the movie-length treatment exposes the limitations of the actors, and the storytelling becomes diffuse.
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Much like the record itself, Teri's stage presence brutally exposes her inner turmoil and indigenous heritage.
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The Khashoggi plot thickens, a tragedy exposes Chinese birth tourism, plants send tailored messages to animals.
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But in doing so, Mr. Trump exposes what drives the politics of the movement he commands.
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What if someone exposes me, and my family rejects me, and I'm left without a home?
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"The travel ban exposes children to discrimination based on national origin, religion, and race," she said.
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The tactic exposes the government to a confidence vote, but Mr. Macron's party would undoubtedly win.
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The hotel Wi-Fi network should never be used, because it exposes your devices to hacking.
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This paradox exposes a simple fact: our criminal justice system is in desperate need of reform.
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The administration is examining whether it encourages excessive risk-taking or exposes taxpayers to potential liabilities.
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After his brief cancellation of membership, Kavanaugh's email history exposes a close affiliation with the organization.
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But it also exposes a larger rift in the Democratic Party on consumer financial protection issues.
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In a Perry Mason-style court scene, Woods exposes the real killer under intense cross-examination.
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She wears her young heart on her sleeve and exposes her feelings in everything she does.
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This exposes "clear indications of the existence of gender bias in astronomy," said Caplar and his colleagues.
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And if the dress she chooses exposes the scars from her surgeries, "I won't mind," she says.
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Going too far with their complaints has been the folly that exposes their concerns as fever dreams.
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The roof, now collapsed, exposes the grim details of broken wood, smashed clay, soaked furniture and debris.
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" WikiLeaks continued: "The discussion can be transformative as it exposes media corruption, primary corruption, PAC corruption, etc.
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Instead of a camera, the Californian exposes photo paper to chemicals and light to conjure the cosmos.
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But there are a few isolated examples of other companies publishing research that exposes counterterrorism surveillance activities.
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Jerry Muller's "The Tyranny of Metrics" mercilessly exposes the downside of the cult of measurement and managerialism.
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This seemingly inconsequential decision exposes an existential crisis for the historic preservation movement in the United States.
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Knowing your history, why would you take this on in a way that exposes all of us?
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GIAF annually exposes visitors to even more of its hidden corners, reanimating the dormant spaces with art.
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The unexpected beauty exposes the limitations of the normal, banal streetscape I take for granted every day.
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A foreign policy blunder by the President that exposes a key, ISIS-fighting ally to significant peril.
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Critics have slammed Aadhaar, saying it violates privacy, enables state surveillance, and exposes citizens to identity theft.
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Into some extent, it hurts, but mainly it just exposes again a lack of a diplomatic strategy.
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Through his sly sleight of hand, Blas exposes how the internet virtually annihilates the distance between things.
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The prosecution alleges that it is the difference between the first and second statements that exposes fraud.
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High obligor concentration in AWB's loan exposes the bank to event risk - in common with domestic peers.
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Of course, this is most likely a jab at Krebs, who regularly reports and exposes hacktivist groups.
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"Russia's veto exposes the hollowness of Putin's call yesterday for UN investigations," he said in a statement.
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HB142 represents such a compromise and exposes the cowardice of our so-called allies in North Carolina.
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It exposes a political class in the Republican Party that simply is unfit to lead the country.
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Once she has selected her aged paper, Rossiter brings the sheets to a darkroom and exposes them.
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The fighting exposes the GNA's vulnerability to militias that gained influence during and after Libya's 2011 uprising.
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The short-circuited debate over the American Health Care Act–or Trumpcare–exposes those limits most clearly.
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However, counterhacking exposes many practical and ethically gray issues that organizations may be ill-equipped to address.
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Chuck exposes Axe plotting the whole evil plan, and the season ends with the villain—temporarily—vanquished.
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We need bipartisan support to end discrimination in lending, not to hide the data that exposes it.
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The dual nod to "The Godfather" exposes a couple of fundamental weaknesses with the show's docudrama template.
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We cannot hope to solve such conflicts, and our involvement in them only exposes us to terrorism.
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Rieff makes a powerful case for reconciliation and compromise, and exposes how politicized our nationalist histories are.
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When a nasty boardroom battle at a global industrial giant boils over, it often exposes uncomfortable connections.
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In this way, the show exposes the carefully crafted persona behind the flowers, ram skulls, and bridges.
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The Guardian has just commissioned a 5,000-word examination of the structural inequalities the shit-post exposes.
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Searching "Yu Darvish Dodgers" on any social media platform exposes what is clearly still a fresh wound.
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They're going to find ways to access it, whether or not that exposes them to a risk.
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Their hunger exposes what today's retro-saloons, packed with faded photographs and old-timey cocktails, get wrong.
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Border town residents in Arizona say the huge influx of workers exposes them to the coronavirus. Gov.
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But what this event so painfully exposes is that public morality is not synonymous with private conviction.
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A death exposes fissures in a Nepalese village in "White Sun," the second feature from Deepak Rauniyar.
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In the Season 2 premiere, a nuclear incident exposes this secret, setting off a whirlwind of panic.
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But sport exposes you to major scrutiny and people feel very strongly about how it is run.
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A police force that acts outside the law weakens it, and exposes itself to charges of abuse.
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He is also charged with predatory sexual assault, which exposes Mr. Weinstein to a lifetime prison sentence.
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This exposes the quizzical-looking man, but only briefly, until the second man vehemently covers him again.
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Prison exposes young inmates to other convicts and increases the risk of recidivism for less serious offenders.
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It also exposes the problem feminism has always had with housework, in the White House or elsewhere.
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When it vanishes, it exposes deep blue waters, which absorb more solar energy than white ice does.
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The frightening story of how they did that exposes how vulnerable tech companies are to foreign infiltration.
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It also exposes the way that our unforgiving system of justice has touched all of our institutions.
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It utterly exposes just how vapid and uninspiring the overwhelming majority of our political leaders really are.
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Still, there's some nonsense at play, too, which exposes Hawley's weakness of being too clever by half.
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The Netflix documentary, which counts Leonardo DiCaprio as executive producer, exposes the underground world of ivory trafficking.
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In the video, he exposes a pig's eye to sunlight through the eye piece of a telescope.
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Opinion: The ugly truths 'Bombshell' exposes The women of 'Bombshell' are as steely as they are gorgeous.
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"Queen & Slim" refreshingly exposes Queen's complexities without villainizing her or making her out to be a saint.
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One CBS taped story features a man who was once a white supremacist but now exposes them.
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Carving out this pragmatic path exposes Jordan to considerable risk from the retrograde voices in the region.
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"It exposes the IOC and its commercial partners to unacceptable reputational, legal and financial risks," Lalovic said.
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Bauer's experience, documented in a long piece for Mother Jones this month, exposes a prison in disarray.
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Raad exposes the way in which our accepted notions of historicizing events are simultaneously fact and fiction.
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If her suit exposes him as a liar, then it could vindicate her in the public eye.
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Unless Anne-Marie Slaughter comes out with something really good, some counter-something, it not only exposes the reality behind the connection between funding and output at New America, but exposes the way that all of these NGOs and think tanks are beholden to the people who fund them.
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This installation exposes the communicative properties embedded in architecture's materiality and the often-impenetrable spatial systems it generates.
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Now, research published Monday in Geophysical Research Letters exposes another worrisome consequence of thawing permafrost—mercury (Hg) contamination.
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And Friday Follies with Raymond Arroyo exposes the music the Rite Aid was using to drive away vagrants.
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But what happens when doing business in China exposes companies to the kind of trouble rocking the NBA?
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They say their success exposes academia's troubling slide from objective, scientific truth in the name of social justice.
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Initially, some companies or sectors could actually suffer as the lifting of sanctions exposes them to more competition.
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The documentary series exposes how deep tribal affiliations can run and how this rigidity can manifest within America.
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Farming also exposes the creatures to pesticides, and bees are under attack from parasites and pathogens, as well.
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These stocks "don't like higher interest rates because higher interest rates exposes things that are overvalued," he said.
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"Dance exposes your true self — you can't hide behind words or an outfit," he said in a statement.
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For now, this early version of Torus exposes files as block-oriented storage through a Network Block Device.
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But it also exposes them to new competitors, in the form of technology companies and ride-hailing networks.
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This exposes them to orangutan-human conflict with the danger of being killed as crop raiders and pests.
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On this episode of MashTalk, we analyze how Kanye's rant both highlights Twitter's strengths and exposes its limitations.
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Instead, Everyday People exposes brothers and sisters from all socio-economic backgrounds, genders, and subcultures to one another.
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JWD's main business of imports and exports also exposes it to asset-concentration risk in the port area.
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This ruling exposes coffees sellers—from Starbucks, to mom-and-pop operations—to massive liability and potential fines.
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Also, the original acoustic demo of "Born in the USA" exposes the patriotic hit's deeply cynical, paranoid core.
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The hands can be read as either sinister or tender, which exposes the power dynamics of institutionalized medicine.
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India census exposes extent of poverty Resentment But there are small pockets of groups who resent the system.
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Navalny has used protests and corruption exposes of the sometimes gilded lives of government officials to mobilize support.
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This potentially exposes their phones to someone who might misuse Paytm (that is if the app is installed).
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This would seem to be a test of an alternative trajectory, which exposes the missile to different conditions.
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The camera's lingering gaze exposes the limitations of his coping mechanisms, creates humanizing moments when his façade slips.
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By the Federal Reserve's logic, merely selling stock in the public markets exposes a bank to excessive risk.
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The prosecution has alleged that it is the difference between the first and second statements that exposes fraud.
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Regarding the 1876 Little Bighorn battle, the show exposes, without quite espousing, a triumphalist Indian point of view.
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That wouldn't be so much of a problem, except that it exposes one of Hinge's greatest problems: inventory.
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Morris's documentary works the same way—it exposes malfeasance, allowing Olson one last chance to air his trauma.
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Her analysis, erudite and unrelenting, exposes blind spots not just among conservatives, but, crucially, among liberals as well.
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The report exposes how people were gathered together and executed, pregnant women bayonetted, civilians thrown into mine-shafts.
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The Z Play Droid actually exposes the image better in low-light situations as you can see below.
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"The reality of it is this exposes [the dual share structure] as negative to shareholder values," Wright said.
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At a deeper level, Lloyd Webber's memoir exposes a central fault line in the history of popular music.
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Rather, it means inventing a whole new grammar for commemoration—one that exposes a biased politics of remembering.
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It provides a respite from a surveilling society, even as it exposes you to a single other soul.
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Trump's question exposes a frivolous and unsafe attitude toward nuclear weapons and the catastrophic consequences of their use.
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And that previous quote exposes a flawed logic that is the last thing the country needs right now.
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It exposes the Obama administration's hypocrisy — shared by previous administrations — and severely undermines US claims of moral authority.
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The larger question is whether this scandal exposes how rotten the entire enterprise of higher education has become.
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But in a nod to the film's Arabic title, meaning "Judgment Day," Beshay's mission exposes him to scrutiny.
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Artifact exposes this as the performance it always has been, a distinction as imaginary as any border is.
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But a half-apology that exposes survivors to more criticism and disbelief may do more harm than good.
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It exposes America's dogged reluctance, at the very summit of its political will, to take in refugee Jews.
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Diet Prada, an Instagram account that exposes copycat designs, intervened and blew the whistle on the French designer.
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CHIRA Newsrooms, as we've seen in the continuing exposes of #MeToo, were notoriously raunchy and sexually charged places.
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He inadvertently exposes the inner-workings of their extensive criminal network, putting himself and his mother in danger.
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The SAS premium lounge in Oslo has a "daylight booster zone" that exposes fliers to artificial bright light.
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Modern-day infectious diseases will spread and ancient ones may return, as thawing permafrost exposes old burial sites.
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To conscript the virus for electrode production, Belcher exposes it to the material she wants it to manipulate.
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There's another flaw in the bill, however, one that exposes it to serious legal challenge: It's racially discriminatory.
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Hungary's example exposes a flaw in this dependence on such "neutral" procedures: that they don't just enforce themselves.
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"Smoking exposes children to air pollutants and chemicals such as tar, arsenic and formaldehyde," Laverty said by email.
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It documents the brutality of labor practices we've normalized, and exposes the language we've used to normalize them.
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Jones says that this, in addition to years of worsening economic conditions, exposes major weaknesses for the regime.
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"Failing to withdraw from Paris exposes key parts of your deregulatory agenda to unnecessary legal risk," they wrote.
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As his life turns upside down, that mask starts to slide off and he exposes his true self.
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The predatory sexual assault charge is especially significant because it exposes Mr. Weinstein to a potential life sentence.
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It also exposes Alipay to an entirely new customer base — perhaps paving the way for further growth abroad.
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It does not bother them because Trump exposes the disguise of civility, just as Sanders and Warren do.
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It exposes their father's dark moments contemplating suicide and her parents struggling to decide whether to stay together.
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When this occurs, it exposes the sensitive tissues throughout your esophagus pipe, which can induce painful burning sensations.
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Creditors are forced to rein in their lending, which exposes past lending mistakes and weighs on economic growth.
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What the Parkland school shooting exposes is the fallacy in LaPierre's argument: This is not a simple problem.
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A lawsuit exposes how unnerved major insurers are by the Big Three's new venture into health care benefits.
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As the HuffPost pointed out, she once managed to tweet pro-Russian propaganda that claimed Putin "exposes" vaccines.
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But it exposes an uncomfortable truth: the line between coups and revolutions is often a matter of perception.
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Without being preachy-preachy or beating you over the head with it, it exposes the absurdity of prejudice.
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"Anything but the sunniest countenance exposes us to being perceived as mean, bitter, angry or dangerous," she writes.
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This exposes a problem with media coverage in general: When protests are peaceful (and boring), newsfeeds cut out.
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It also exposes another potential pitfall for companies trying to cash in on the mushily regulated mobile health industry.
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It's unclear if the ailment forces sufferers to lose their minds politically or just exposes their true political beliefs.
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Turnbull's single-vote majority in parliament also exposes the government to pressure from rebel lawmakers within his own party.
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Additionally, reliance on tips for earnings exposes servers to sexual harassment from customers on whom they depend for tips.
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While this might seem to be an odd characterization, it actually exposes the ideological foundation of the Ontario pilot.
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The bot also potentially exposes people in ways they didn't originally anticipate, touching on issues of consent and privacy.
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Beyoncé sharing some of her personal experience with preeclampsia exposes another humanistic side on the deity that is Bey.
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MJ eviscerates him, exposes his ulterior motives in building for-profit charter schools, and doesn't even break a sweat.
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Twitch's moderation does take into account public opinion, but only as far as it exposes problems in those processes.
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It's not a perfect explanation, but it at least exposes the relationships retailers and others have with these firms.
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Beijing jumped all over the U.S. government shutdown Sunday, claiming the impasse exposes the "chronic flaws" in Western democracy.
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The film exposes Jackson's crucial contradictions, and by extension the concept he's so closely associated with: the man-child.
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"I'm not okay with any photos that exposes [sic] what I hide right now," she told me via Kik.
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Mr. Trump, who rarely exposes himself to hostile crowds, stood, smiled gamely and clapped as the fans booed loudly.
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"Our findings reflect that where you live exposes you to different social norms about manhood," Lindberg said by email.
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But Camille obliterates her chance at romantic happiness with an infidelity that exposes her addiction to alcohol and cutting.
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That's especially common during winter, when the air is drier, which exposes the vessels and makes them more vulnerable.
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"As we take more of their territory, it exposes ISIL as the failed cause that it is," Obama said.
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Parents like football because it stresses discipline, team skills and exposes their pre-teen children to a new culture.
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Through this process, warming air and sea temperatures melt sea ice, which exposes darker ocean waters to incoming sunlight.
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"This exposes some Zimbabweans to such vices as human trafficking," said IOM Chief of Mission in Zimbabwe, Lily Sanya.
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The rating also reflects high single obligor concentration in the loan book, which exposes the bank to event risk.
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And FileMaker itself now offers a data API that exposes data from FileMaker apps in the standard JSON format.
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The lighting exposes the gauzy texture of the rings, and even reveals the very faint, icy outermost F-ring.
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This often exposes the landmark's context: how it's run, who works there, what the weather was like that day.
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Google's signature HDR+ processing exposes the buildings in the distance better and keeps them far sharper than Huawei's offering.
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Perhaps more concerning than the verdict is the fact that trying terrorists in civilian courts exposes key intelligence information.
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Secondly if an employee asks a question and there isn't an adequate answer, it exposes the gaps in information.
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To further catch the eye, Hadid exposes her long legs through the side slit detailing of the comfy trousers.
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Dividing into smaller pieces exposes more of them to the vacuum, leading to a strange kind of vacuum cooling.
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However, this is some DEFCON-level hacking shit, the kind of thing that exposes real flaws in automotive security.
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The doubt, however, is very real, as the company exposes itself to more scrutiny with an initial public offering.
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Besides showing that Trump personally attacks a lot of people, this exposes how he creates his own worst enemies.
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To create his images, Neusüss places his entire subjects' bodies onto photosensitive paper, and then exposes them to light.
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This exposes a central problem with our domestic counter-terrorism efforts: the wrong agency is handling our domestic intelligence.
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Individuals stuck in immigration court limbo lack legal status in the United States, which exposes them to potential abuses.
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It exposes a tax system that is 220 years out of date and obsolete in an age of globalisation.
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Traveling to other households exposes Nat to new atrocities that gradually strengthen his convictions and lead him toward rebellion.
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The uppercut, even thrown by an excellent uppercutter, exposes the same side of the jawline for an extended time.
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All of which exposes the underside of Mr Farage's six years as leader, his second spell in the role.
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The reform exposes cracks between central and local governments that lie at the heart of the Chinese fiscal system.
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A recent medical study published in the journal Pediatrics found that vaping exposes teens to toxic, cancer-causing chemicals.
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The installment exposes how deadly aspiration can be by following the man who shot and killed Versace, Andrew Cunanan.
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While this work is difficult, contentious, and exposes the underbelly of both religious and minority communities, it is critical.
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The Bin Ladens' undoing exposes the contradictions in Prince Mohammed's plan to build a modern economy, some economists say.
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What parents need to know While kids can't engage in actual risky behavior, BitLife exposes them to mature ideas.
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Democracy has flourished only when free media can investigate, write, and publish information that exposes corruption and limits tyranny.
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Euphoria isn't just a racy show that exposes viewers to rampant drug use, graphic sex scenes, and other vices.
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For Western readers, it exposes the untruths that have characterized Muslim women as deferential beings in need of rescue.
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And precisely for those reasons, this virus exposes Trump's enormous weaknesses as the chief executive officer of this country.
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While the meal itself does not take all that much stage time, it exposes character and paths not taken.
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This exposes minority communities and rural areas, voters Democrats need to win over to gain viability, to increased predation.
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While this offers attractive growth prospects, it also exposes it to risks as it pushes into Africa's tougher markets.
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Failing to protect detainees from a disease their detainment exposes them to may also be illegal under international law.
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Some say it exposes public finances to too much risk and removes the incentive for some women to work.
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A white hat hacker is a computer security expert who exposes flaws in systems so they can be addressed.
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"The only writer I could be is the kind who exposes himself," Sontag wrote in a 1959 journal entry.
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Melting ice exposes more ocean or land, which, because it is darker, absorbs more sunlight and causes more heating.
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She said the tragedy exposes broader, systemic problems in law enforcement practices that policymakers at all levels much address.
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It exposes the justice system to unconstitutional overreach and perceptions of an unfair two-tiered approach to certain citizens.
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And it exposes a misleading Sackler-produced advertising campaign that used fake doctors to promote precarious combinations of antibiotics.
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Qatar's exit from OPEC changes the game even further and exposes wider divisions, which could make cooperation on oil impossible.
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But the measure was opposed by industry groups that argue it unfairly exposes them to litigation and limits consumers' choices.
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Timehop data breach exposes key information for millions of users Winners and losers of Trump's decision to halt ObamaCare payments.
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His grandson Corey exposes similarly traditional virtues in the relatable situation of explaining Facebook to the old &aposOld Man&apos.
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Participating in a book that can only be described as trashy tabloid fiction exposes their sad desperate attempts at relevancy.
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It will be asked exactly what connects the three mistakes it exposes, and how far political liberalism depends on them.
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Go deeper: When money is green Wall Street reckons with climate risk Bill McGlashan's firing exposes hypocrisy in impact investing
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In actuality, it often just exposes hypersensitivity and the unwillingness of the speaker to endure the pains of self-restraint.
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We all know touching people exposes us to germs, maybe diseases and definitely weird sweat, but we do it anyway.
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It exposes patients to all kinds of unnecessary fears and risks, and breaks the health care budget in the process.
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But he is discriminating about the art he exposes himself to, and doesn't just "read any old book," for example.
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How does the gut-wrenching trial, which exposes so many of their inner secrets, set them up for their futures?
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By laying it all bare, however, Doyle exposes how much the show accomplishes over the course of its brief runtime.
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When a group of mean girls exposes the prank and rubs it in her face, Rousey slaps the Queen Bee.
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I believe this exposes this as an outcome-oriented decision, devoid of any reasonable mooring in technology or consumer expectations.
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Go deeper: When money is green Wall Street reckons with climate risk Bill McGlashan's firing exposes hypocrisy in impact investing
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Ng occasionally exposes the abuse she receives to her 112,000 followers on Twitter, in part to get the company's attention.
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Giz is at its best when it takes a broader topic and exposes the weird things that make it tick.
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Ivan Golunov, a Russian journalist who exposes corruption, was arrested after police claimed to have found drugs in his possession.
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Traffic, a global wildlife trade monitoring network, released a report today that exposes rampant illegal wildlife trade on the site.
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Bove disputes that characterization, saying that the scandal actually exposes how weak organic profit growth has been at Wells Fargo.
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And according to some legal analysts, it exposes the limits of Facebook's arguments that it is not a media company.
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It also exposes the sloppy science and lazy thinking that men in the industry know they can get away with.
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In truth the episode exposes elements of both, and some fear that it will not be the last such case.
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A tilting wing also exposes the aircraft to the risk of being pushed around by wind gusts when tilted up.
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The use of heavy explosive weapons in cities often violates the rules of war and exposes civilians to unnecessary risk.
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It keeps it interesting for us, and it exposes more of my friends, new and old, to life up here.
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Knight's analysis exposes the states' arguments for what they are: self-defense against a perceived territorial encroachment by the OCC.
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To wit, he released an album called Scorpion, which naturally reveals a big secret and exposes skeletons from his past.
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This exposes the region to market interest rate volatility and could negatively impact its current balance over the medium term.
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The issue has received increasing attention in recent years with exposes in sectors as diverse as fishing, mining and textiles.
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"This 'lockout' exposes a lack of trust in party members and looks at odds with LREM (party) values," they said.
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Tapping the screen exposes the few things you can do: mute yourself, flip to the front camera, or hang up.
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In the episode, Rhys plays a very famous and acclaimed author who unceremoniously exposes himself to Dunham's character, Hannah Horvath.
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This exposes Yakutia to concentration risk as the top 10 largest taxpayers contributed 60% of total tax proceeds in 2016.
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No. But this example of machine learning ruthlessly exposes the bias that still exists in our journalism and journalists today.
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The museum has regularly argued that it preserves the objects in its care and exposes them to a global audience.
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One bite is taken out of the bread and the ham, which exposes a piece of still-wrapped American cheese.
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But the fall of Mosul also exposes ethnic and sectarian fractures that have plagued Iraq for more than a decade.
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A white hat hacker is a hacker who exposes security vulnerabilities for the greater good, rather than their own benefit.
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The Texas shooting exposes what this narrative gets wrong — more than 133 people were shot before another armed person intervened.
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The weather emergency also exposes the danger of the deregulatory zeal that has shaped the first months of his presidency.
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Jackson said people may feel differently about Facebook's security because it exposes more user data than the other firms surveyed.
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Regulators have warned investors that current scant oversight of cryptocurrencies exposes them to the risks of fraud, hacking or theft.
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How the farm bill is currently shaped – who has the most influence on the policymakers – exposes a crisis of democracy.
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Her recent research exposes rising short-termism in U.S. firms and capital markets, outlining implications for firm productivity and growth.
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The show exposes and satirizes its formula by proving that it's not the crime that transfixes viewers but the investigation.
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What makes Trump dangerous is that he exposes parts of liberal democracies that were only shadowily visible up until now.
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Expanding into a non-auto business like solar energy exposes Tesla to "untested cost, competitive and regulatory forces," he warned.
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Yet all of this exposes G.E. to new competition beyond its traditional rivals like Rockwell Automation, Siemens and United Technologies.
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One shot of one of the bombers exposes a few interesting details about some of the B-2's sensors.
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By leaving the record of his process bare, like a winter landscape, Marden exposes his vulnerability, uncertainty, determination, and persistence.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE, also worked at Bain.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE enters the 2020 race.
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It is now beyond argument that liberalized trade between wealthy countries and developing countries exposes vulnerable workers to substantial perils.
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He sees how a casual statement or tweet can become a viral meme that exposes millions to his toxic notions.
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"The video exposes the connection between Doritos, a Pepsi product, and rainforest destruction from palm oil production," the group noted.
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" A spokesman for Kemp told the Albany Herald that the recording "exposes Cagle's real opinion of Republican voters in Georgia.
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Then former attorney General Michael Mukasey&aposs pardon of D&aposSouza exposes the government&aposs out of control of prosecutors.
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Why a significant number of evangelicals are rallying round a man who exposes them as hypocrites is difficult to fathom.
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"The Punch" exposes the volatility of both marriages, and suggests it as a natural consequence of individual aggression and power.
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But now politics and humor are colliding in a new way — a collision that exposes the tragicomedy of modern Europe.
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Liu Han-Chih's series of "quasi-props" exposes private mental states, so that human nature attains both release and forgiveness.
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Each lane has a tower with 40 health and destroying that tower exposes the core—another tower with 80 health.
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The slight movement of the teeth exposes the more fragile parts of your teeth and makes the gums more delicate.
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"This law denies Texas women their dignity and exposes them to unnecessary health risks without any corresponding benefits," said Saporta.
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The Beast within Brian Kokoska | Studio Visits Kevin Beasley's Moment Is Yours | Studio Visits Dan Colen Exposes Himself | Studio Visits
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Rather, it rousingly introduces a comprehensive overview of the nature of reality that exposes the limits of Job's human perspective.
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The process known as an initial coin offering exposes those investors to serious risks, according to the CEO of Nasdaq.
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Johnny, who has been working as a schoolteacher, is summoned back into service after a cyberattack exposes Britain's top agents.
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Modern-day infectious diseases will spread and ancient ones may make a return, as thawing permafrost exposes old burial sites.
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But far from showing the growing clout of pilot unions, their battle for better pay exposes their rapidly weakening position.
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I'm also staging how images of the sensual or erotic body are shown, which exposes the power mechanisms at work.
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But it also exposes the moral rot at the heart of the Trump administration's latest example of policymaking by tweet.
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Our Interpreter columnist explains how the country's crisis exposes the perils of rule by strongmen like President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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They sink down, forming a dimple in the oil that exposes the bottom electrode, allowing them to find their ground.
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Armando Orozco, an Android analyst for Malwarebytes, said giving root privileges to an app exposes a user to significant risk.
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They also selected this classy wool jacket from Daily Ritual, which features an open collar that exposes its inner lining.
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But far from showing the growing clout of pilots' unions, their battle for better pay exposes their rapidly weakening position.
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Go deeper: Syria decision exposes Trump to political peril Pentagon chief Esper insists U.S. hasn't abandoned Kurds, demands Turkey halt
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Despite the growing ties, however, a deep-seated rivalry remains between the two former adversaries, one that this case exposes.
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Now Kenner, along with Australian filmmaker Taki Oldham, exposes flaws in the U.S. justice system by telling Lucas' unbelievable story.
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This brings another layer of risks to the region's banks and exposes them to heightened event risk, says Fitch Ratings.
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There's also an easy four-step buttonhole feature and a removable storage compartment that exposes a free arm for hemming.
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It creates a confusing, alternate pathway alongside the FDA's established program, and exposes patients to physical, emotional, and financial harm.
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"With this one, we didn't consider it all that wrong because we just think it exposes other truths," she said.
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All of those marches, lawsuits, exposes and leaks will have all been feel-good distractions instead of soul-searching moments.
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POGO is a nonpartisan independent watchdog that investigates and exposes waste, corruption and abuse of power, according to its website.
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The conviction exposes Beijing-based Sinovel to hundreds of millions of dollars in potential fines, according to the Justice Department.
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There he found the senator and columnist Drew Pearson, the much feared newspaperman known for his exposes of backroom deals.
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Although the series can sometimes feel like an infomercial, it exposes the hardships, doubts and failures behind this business unit.
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Wherever he can, he exposes the seeming hypocrisy and fecklessness of Western democracies, blurring the line between fact and fiction.
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He exposes the man whose bleached blonde mohawk and infamous name appear on every magical newspaper throughout the wizarding world.
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Social media has led to a sort of exhibitionism, where everyone constantly exposes their emotions and opinions about literally everything.
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The 1985 report was one of the first exposes in a sexual abuse scandal that has plagued the Catholic Church.
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" In other words, a joke is funny because it exposes contradictions, because it undermines "the domination of reason and logic.
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Quantitative easing, or printing money to buy assets, exposes the central bank to potential financial losses, and to inevitable political scrutiny.
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Raymond Arroyo exposes some politically unhinged celebrities in one of his anything but, in tonight&aposs edition of Seen and Unseen.
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SLIC has a high risk appetite, which is evident from its large equity investment that exposes the company to market volatility.
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TRNO's concentrated portfolio strategy exposes it to idiosyncratic market and asset risks and could result in above-average property income volatility.
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But The Spanish Princess, airing on Starz Sunday evenings, exposes the tremendous sacrifice that accompanies royal status — especially in Tudor England.
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To film a scientific process, such as a chemical reaction, the camera exposes it to light by firing off laser flashes.
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Comparing Firestarter to Carrie, however, just exposes the weaknesses of the former: When it comes to quality, there's a big difference.
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"The prominence of social media in today's culture exposes everyone," said Jason Porter, vice president of the security services firm Pinkerton.
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The approach exposes the cracks in the aging premises that informed the first film, and possibly even the entire cyberpunk genre.
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In one of the first scenes, the show exposes how a lack of accountability can spiral into mayhem and sexual violence.
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The scene exposes both Ines's control-freak ways and the assistant's slavish devotion to the woman on whose power she depends.
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The author exposes the weaknesses of the investigatory organisations and shows that only a small percentage of officials are seriously sanctioned.
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In Kitchen Confidential, Bourdain peels back the veneer of the food world and exposes it to be a swashbuckling, wild place.
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Where The Night Of touched on racism and classism, this female-focused narrative exposes a new type of victim and villain.
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It pays well, it's in high demand, and it exposes you to tons of hidden jokes in the show Silicon Valley.
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Although that's all information that was available before, the easy access to syncing all your contacts exposes these affiliations more directly.
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Losing the protecting swath of beach sand between us and the pounding surf exposes critical infrastructure, businesses and homes to damage.
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We can't wait until he does a Reddit AMA that exposes him as having some really bad opinions about Trayvon Martin.
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Despite the apparent progress of black people and women, Harris-Perry exposes the oppression of black women that's still prevalent today.
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One reason is that, by focusing on form rather than substance, it exposes how far the two countries have drifted apart.
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This gap can be potentially reduced as it exposes overseas private players to the vagaries of valuation and discretionary taxation decisions.
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Last year, hackers took advantage of thousands of exposes servers by downloading and deleting their contents — effectively holding them for ransom.
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The boy's actions saved his mother, but the incident exposes some dark and dangerous flaws in our increasingly landline-less world.
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Halsey's Hopeless Fountain Kingdom exposes some treble weakness in the E5000s, which can sound a bit thin and undernourished up top.
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As William Miller exposes himself to the world of rock 'n' roll, he forces the adults around him to grow up.
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Basing your operation at the North Pole exposes your workers both to extreme cold and, thanks to climate change, melting ice.
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Although the browser is the most common way to access Tor, it also — somewhat ironically — exposes users to the greatest risk.
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OMAROSA'S REVENGE: BOOK TRASHES 'MOBLIKE' TRUMP, EXPOSES FAMILY DRAMA, BASHES EX-COLLEAGUES In her book, her firing is a key section.
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"Our latest digital ad campaign exposes Washington Republicans while they're home on recess and empowers people to hold their representatives accountable."
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This obscures inequities in recreation time, access to public space, and exposes the active marginalization of girls at the grassroots level.
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That makes life a lot easier for both the government and for taxpayers, but it also exposes people to potential cybercrime.
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One of the most interesting aspects of Leaving Neverland is the way it exposes the dangerous lure of fame by proxy.
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The first forces you to relive your trauma; the second exposes your blind spots; and the third pill forces a confrontation.
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We think it exposes them to some safety issues," Wilkison said, explaining his organization stands "in extreme opposition to the bill.
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As sea ice melts it exposes darker ocean waters beneath it to incoming solar radiation, causing the water temperatures to rise.
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The most optimistic way to think of crime is that it exposes the most dangerous cracks in the fabric of society.
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By acting as a filter, this celestial event exposes solar details that are otherwise far too dim and intricate to observe.
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In the EU, with its diffusion of power and uncertain lines of authority, the spotlight only exposes the highest officials' impotence.
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Trump tells friends that he deplores the #MeToo movement and believes it unfairly exposes CEOs to lawsuits from their female employees.
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In one of the most disturbing photos brazenly hung on Epstein's walls, a young girl exposes her backside to the camera.
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The combination is a potent, gritty thriller that exposes the high cost of news as entertainment and the randomness of fate.
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The story exposes an intimate connection between a female high school teacher (Kate Mara) and an underage male student (Nick Robinson).
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The only constant in today's supply chain is change — the type of change that exposes American businesses to uncertainty and risk.
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SVU exposes a large audience to a topic most people would rather pretend did not exist in their non-TV time.
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Self-made millionaire and financial advisor David Bach exposes a handful of money misconceptions in his easy-to-read best-seller.
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Meanwhile, snowmelt along the margin of the ice sheet also exposes bare glacial ice and allows surface meltwater ponds to fill.
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The Sanders' plan promises failure at best, and exposes benefit levels to the whims of the damn politician that FDR feared.
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However, there is no minimum timeframe for collateral liquidation, which exposes noteholders to market risk with respect to the repo collateral.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE signed up in New Hampshire.
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This low bar inadvertently exposes the regrettable truth: Just as civic engagement has declined, so too have standards for civic literacy.
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A pair of 2017 exposes in The New York Times and The New Yorker detailed accusations against Weinstein dating back decades.
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It all began because of our documentary, Fattitude, which exposes how our culture is filled with fat hatred and fat shaming.
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But if outreach and visibility is what exposes sites like Rentboy to legal action, D'Adamo said, that's a much bigger problem.
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This exposes their hypocrisy, they aren't interested in our struggle or pain, they want us to think that it's an illusion.
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Experts see fire risk likely increasing in the coming months as mounds of snow melt, and exposes more fuels for ignition.
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The flu vaccine exposes your immune system to something very similar to the flu virus you might encounter during flu season.
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The extradition — a first — "exposes the Chinese government's direct oversight of economic espionage against the United States," said an F.B.I. official.
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The extradition – a first – "exposes the Chinese government's direct oversight of economic espionage against the United States," said an F.B.I. official.
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"The lack of situational awareness and temporary distraction inherent in selfie-taking exposes the traveller to potential hazards," the report reads.
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Going further than precedent, though, exposes the FTC to potential problems were it to wind up defending the penalty in court.
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The left has MMFA, which exposes offensive appearances and social media posts, and this new organization would serve as a counterbalance.
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A film exposing sex abuse by Catholic priests also exposes the corrupting ties between the church and the ruling political party.
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A kid named Trick exposes Sarah to all the things she's been missing, like porn and chainsaw-wielding serial killer movies.
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Whether that rape exposes a victim to a lifelong disease, a pregnancy, injury, mental disorders – the impact will last a lifetime.
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Ben Sickle, New York City, N.Y., Bowdoin College Dorm living exposes you to more germs than your body has ever seen.
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The affair: National Enquirer exposes Bezos&apos affair with Sanchez, and publishes texts it says were from Sanchez&aposs estranged brother.
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Despite South Africa's perverted state, the independent judiciary has been a saving grace, and a robust media regularly exposes government corruption.
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Impeachment saga exposes national divide The trial is a reminder of the gaping political disconnect down the middle of the nation.
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Ms. Bahreini exposes and analyzes footage of human rights abuses by Iranian security forces, including shootings into crowds of unarmed protesters.
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He only opens his jaw about halfway, and makes this square shape with his lower lip, that exposes his lower teeth.
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President Trump's new Executive Order relating to so-called "sanctuary cities" exposes a potential Achilles heel facing the new administration. Sec.
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The fact that this isn't a big deal to some people only exposes the degree to which those same people benefited.
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Chinese state media regularly features exposes of criminal activities by rights activists based on interviews where the accused confess their crimes.
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"Florence is yet another large inland flood event that exposes the protection gap for flood insurance in the U.S.," Rahnama said.
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First, the author exposes how drug companies pushed medical, ethical and legal boundaries, often causing more public harm than health benefit.
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A photograph from the Bolshoi stirred a debate on social media that exposes differing attitudes in the United States and Europe.
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This content exposes youth to hardcore sex acts depicting a limitless supply of rough, violent, abusive, paraphilic, and potentially lethal behaviors.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE Sen.
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Human Rights Watch condemned the sentencing, saying it exposes UAE&aposs inability "to tolerate the mildest of criticisms from a genuine reformer."
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While suburban car commuters sit by themselves in little boxes, mass transit exposes us to new forms of art, music and culture.
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The Selmayr saga exposes the EU to accusations of hypocrisy at a time when it is struggling against the forces of populism.
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That, obviously, is one of the ways in which a strike like this exposes fault lines of privilege within the feminist movement.
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Minerva Cuevas exposes the contradictions of the socioeconomic systems that rule our daily life in her first solo show in New York.
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"The monthly joke now is how the Hong Kong trade data exposes the nonsense that is the Chinese trade data," wrote Boockvar.
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Regardless, legal experts say AMI's deal with prosecutors corroborates what Cohen admitted in court and exposes the president to greater legal risk.
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We confirmed that the bug exposes the call recipient's front-facing camera before it is answered if a volume button is pressed.
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The government's struggle to get the deal through Parliament exposes a crack that Brexit has created at the heart of Britain's democracy.
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And I think evil does something in that it exposes people for their hypocrisy, for their double standards, and for their deflection.
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The case, they say, exposes a flawed US law that unfairly leaves tens of thousands of international adoptees in limbo without citizenship.
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However, it exposes US troops, often in places where the US has no military infrastructure for combat air support or medical evacuation.
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"We've been looking at ad time that Fox as a network exposes users to … it's many multiples higher than YouTube," Marchese said.
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" For one well-known poet, Meir Wieseltier, the law "brings us closer to the rise of fascism and exposes its true face.
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Stating that this strategy is "pointless" mostly just exposes Nolan as somebody who is unable to fathom common financial and geographic realities.
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Headhunting against a six foot featherweight seems daft enough, but Zabit's lengthy stance exposes him to low kicks more than other fighters.
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Evidence of widespread election fraud is scarce, yet there is one institution that needlessly exposes the system to mischief -- the Electoral College.
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What was once standard business practice, whether minimising tax bills or investing abroad, exposes CEOs to suspicion and the intrusion of politics.
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Kate will learn how the school exposes thousands of urban students each year to nature and meet children participating in outdoor activities.
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Gawker publishes garbage sometimes, but also articles that do serve the public interest, including exposes of Facebook, whose board Thiel serves on.
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This imaginary wall around the city exposes just how fragile New York's ecosystem really is: How could we survive without outside contact?
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Aimmune Therapeutics is behind the drug, called Palforzia, which exposes patients to small amounts of peanuts and helps build up their resistance.
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In Swing Time, for example, the narrator's enchantment with her own singing inadvertently exposes her real ambitions and undermines her employer's trust.
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The gap between underrepresented minorities at the junior and senior levels also exposes the venture industry's lack of true commitment to diversity.
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Sadly, this budget exposes all of that verbiage for what it really was -- cheap campaign rhetoric that was meant to get votes.
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The counterfeiting process itself exposes this already questionably functional material to excessive moisture, electro-static-discharge (ESD) and other harsh reprocessing processes.
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Only Congress can modernize employment policies in ways that allow greater employer/independent contractor flexibility and solve the problem Seattle's ordinance exposes.
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Democracy in Chains exposes the frightening intellectual roots of the radical right, as well as its ultimate ambition: to erode American democracy.
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Amnesty said its investigation exposes flaws in the recent EU-Turkey deal meant to stem the flow of refugees arriving in Greece.
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Most of the media is more interested in exposes on her selfie lines than on really challenging her in non-stupid ways.
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In its current usage, "rigged" exposes a structure that is rotten to the core and lights a match to burn it down.
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It exposes divides within the party that are ever more difficult to paper over and contradictions that aren't easy to explain away.
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The information exposes the regime's deep-seated fears in the wake of the nationwide revolt that came as a surprise to many.
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After all, the more time and energy they commit to voter suppression, the more their party exposes its uneasiness with representative democracy.
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Bloom has apologized for defending Weinstein, but "She Said" exposes just how far the attorney was willing to go for her client.
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The "2016 Congressional Pig Book" exposes 123 earmarks in fiscal 2016, an increase of 17.1 percent from the 105 in fiscal 2015.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE who formally announced his campaign Thursday.
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That's the other reason why I say this plan exposes Warren's bad political instincts as much as her ill-fated DNA test.
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"The Favourite" takes a society governed by a long list of social rules and exposes the seedy, secret things beneath the surface.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's official entry into the 2020 race.
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Which of course exposes the oft-repeated midterm liberal lie that 23 million would lose their coverage should the ACA be mothballed?
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Accordingly, the archive exposes shortcomings in the IAEA's efforts, suggesting that covert nuclear activity, especially in the weaponization arena, may continue today.
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Such course of conduct constitutes discrimination per se, in violation of state and federal law, and exposes you to significant monetary damages.
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Bingeing through the full second season of "Daredevil" exposes you to some of the promises and the pitfalls of Netflix original series.
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Cleveland's roster is such that solving one problem tends to create another; every attempt to play to a strength exposes a weakness.
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The platform provides a simple like-and-repost feature, which exposes troves and troves of activity that enables discovery by other users.
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Hearing firsthand accounts about what it's like to use Airbnb as a person of color exposes the full extent of the problem.
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The backlash also exposes the refusal to acknowledge that current options, namely private cars and public transit, aren't fulfilling many residents' needs.
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Without adequate cooking facilities, these 2628 billion must rely on biomass and dung that exposes them to unhealthy levels of air pollution.
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But that merely exposes another problem: If you increase the power of a processor by 1000x, you run into a memory bottleneck.
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Mr. Trump's success exposes the electoral danger for Democrats in 2018 and 2020 as right-wing populism continues to gather strength worldwide.
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"Let's be honest and understand that this coronavirus pandemic exposes the incredible weakness and dysfunctionality of our current healthcare system," Sanders said.
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"Savior" starts out teasing about sexual cosplay, but as St. Vincent sings "Please, please," she exposes the desperate desire within the fetishism.
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That such aggressive action may even be needed, though, further exposes the underlying problem: America was not ready for the coronavirus pandemic.
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In the video, blackness exposes whiteness and not the other way around; this act of reassembly offers an alternate way of seeing.
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The shoes remind me of how certain ersatz practices can seem perfectly normal until the march of history exposes them as absurd.
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Central to "Così" is its cruelty, the starkness with which it exposes the tenuousness of romantic attachments — and, by extension, attachments altogether.
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At first taken into confidence by the crooks promising the emperor a fabulous new wardrobe, she also exposes that he's, well, exposed.
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In this situation, late Medicare sign-up must be done during the General Enrollment Period, and exposes you to late enrollment penalties.
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"When animals are sedentary, sometimes yawning exposes their teeth and shows them to be potentially aggressive," Dr. Barone said of another theory.
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Don't smokers, whose choice to smoke exposes them and every person around them to numerous fatal diseases, deserve the same educational material?
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Unfortunately, this approach exposes their portfolio to additional credit and interest-rate risk while also increasing the correlation to their equity portfolio.
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You can also see The Journal's staff pushing back, through both great journalism (including exposes on the Trump administration) and quiet insubordination.
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"It's just absurd to send all this data — which, by the way, also exposes the device from a security standpoint," he said.
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But I can think of at least one natural experiment that exposes the vanity of the faith that people place in textbooks.
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Concerns about potential infection among thousands of passengers at sea exposes the vulnerability of cruise ships to viral illnesses, like the coronavirus.
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It exposes nearly $50 billion in assets to severe and undisclosed material risks associated with many Chinese companies listed on the index.
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"The court's judgment on the Rafale deal exposes the campaign of misinformation spearheaded by the Congress president for political gains," he said.
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As with most Coben works, "The Stranger" exposes secrets and lies behind the happy facades of his suburban families, with devastating results.
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"I think the real question is whether and to what extent it exposes Trump Jr. himself to potentially criminal liability," Vladeck said.
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What modern women are revealing is the opposite: Extreme blush may cover large portions of the face, but it exposes real personality.
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For example, one button releases a hidden spice rack from the island, while another exposes a second, smaller kitchen used for parties.
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"The addition of Sky diversifies its portfolio/doubles its scale, but exposes it to satellite TV, which faces secular pressures," she wrote.
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Never mind that when one journalist accuses another of blasphemy, he only exposes himself more to being targeted for the same thing.
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After weeks of navigation, he exposes a single 5-by-7 negative using a wooden view camera manufactured in 1898, then departs.
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Disquietingly, the gazes that fall upon her are almost without exception male, an inevitability that exposes both their projections and her objectification.
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Advocates counter that the initiative exposes migrants to violence in Mexico and restricts their ability to seek protections in the United States.
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Lundgren, her explanation exposes the troubling view many Republican lawmakers hold that a woman has no say in an extremely difficult situation.
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The interactive below lets you focus in on the actual answers, and it exposes Trump's lack of knowledge on virtually every issue.
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While "Living the Dream" exposes Big Little Lies' dads as less-than-ideal role models, it also takes no pity on Jane.
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This exposes the image and all of the things we can do with it via the Pillow module to our Python script.
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But the rebels lack the capacity to repel large government offensives, and as a result the relationship exposes civilians to collective punishment.
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IF TERRORISM'S success is measured by its disruption of a city's way of life, the reaction of Richard Angell exposes the fanatics' failure.
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The most inventive moment, however, is a spooky stage with a flashlight, where the flashlight exposes the very platforms you need to progress.
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But as the evening goes on, the fault-lines between their friendships and the self-inflicted heartache many are experiencing slowly exposes itself.
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The team now has more than 30 chemicals that it exposes its hardware to, including: lotion, Coke, coffee, chips, mustard, ketchup and Clorox.
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Researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability they're calling EFAIL that exposes the encrypted emails in plaintext, even for messages sent in the past.
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There's a little drip with a small hose that exposes the roots to oxygen and they're able to absorb nutrients from the water.
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Buy it here Self-made millionaire and financial advisor David Bach exposes a handful of money misconceptions in his easy-to-read bestseller.
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The so-called Trump bump is paying for their Botox, and it exposes the lies that there is a press crackdown under Trump.
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Furthermore, squaring up to throw two handed combinations also exposes the fighter to takedown attempts far more than pot-shotting at range might.
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Win Lae Phyu Sin is undeterred by those who denigrate her for being a Muslim and wearing a hijab that exposes the face.
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The suit exposes a gap, they say, between the party's strategy nationally and what Midwest Democrats believe will win elections in their state.
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Cuevas exposes the contradictions of the socio-economic systems that rule our daily life, turning the Mishkin into a place of public investigation.
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There is no real movie for Ms Sheil to make and there is very little information about Chubbuck herself, as her research exposes.
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Love Story deconstructs the Hollywood tendency to whitewash and, in the process, subverts and exposes it, rendering the practice directly visible and audible.
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The film Rebel in the Rye, released on September 8, exposes the fascinating love story that took place just before Salinger wrote Catcher.
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It doesn't just showcase art that is engaged with political struggle; it also exposes the personal, cultural, and historical roots of such struggles.
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Cal is hiding from the Empire in plain sight but is forced to go on the run when he exposes his Force powers.
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Tom Cotton (R-Ark.): The Huawei indictment exposes its plot to undermine America's economy and security on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party.
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For a MacOS partition, if you're having trouble booting, select the option for "verbose mode"—which essentially exposes the text-based boot process.
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Teixeira exposes his hips almost every time he commits to his blows, and he doesn't seem to have time for set up shots.
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During the summer, the Sun warms surface water in the region, which then downwells underneath the shelf and exposes it to higher temperatures.
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However, Romuald Karmakar's documentary "If I Think of Germany at Night" exposes a different side to the Germany-based techno DJs it follows.
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That's why Trump's presence on the national stage is a kind of national service, for it exposes how much bigotry people will tolerate.
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Go deeper: Snapchat's Gender-Swapping Photo Filters Can Result in Real Transphobia (Vice) Snapchat's 'gender-swap' filter exposes the internet's casual transphobia (Mashable)
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Dancing in an open basketball court exposes the group to violence, and they often have to stop classes because of a nearby shooting.
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Heslov exposes the reality that female veterans face at home and during the competition, including PTSD, divorce, serious illness and military sexual abuse.
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At a moment when Europe and the United States are showing their isolationist, protectionist colors, The New Odyssey exposes the subsequent human cost.
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While the clip exposes members from the uncontacted tribe, they said the situation is so dire that the need for awareness outweighs risk.
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However, the concentrated tax base exposes the region to potential changes in the fiscal regime, business cycles or price fluctuations in the sector.
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"We are deeply concerned with any information that exposes coalition forces to unnecessary risk being in the public domain," Centcom spokesman Army Maj.
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Greatness will blossom again, almost as a matter of logical or scientific necessity, once the community exposes and preempts all of the conspiracies.
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The reduction in power exposes officers to violence and raises the odds they will draw a service pistol as backup, her suit alleges.
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The loss exposes weakness in management quality and risk management among small regional banks, which could continue to constrain their standalone financial strengths.
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Anna prides herself on her devotion to her daughter, but she exposes her to danger every single day with her choice of partner.
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She and Pyle both seem grateful to have been involved in a film that exposes the unglamorous side of being a working musician.
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The privatization of ICE detention centers has exacerbated the problems the bureau faces and has given considerable fodder to media exposes of abuses.
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While that holding exposes the weakness of President Trump's unitary executive argument, it also undermines his executive privilege argument attacking Mueller's subpoena authority.
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But Trump's legal counsel has cautioned against the move, worried that it's a perjury trap that exposes the president to enormous legal risks.
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He sees additional near-term corrections gripping stocks as the budget deficit exposes more vulnerabilities to the United States' capacity to do business.
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But in certain respects, the press conference, coming after the midterm defeats, exposes what Democrats will need to do to succeed in 2020.
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Typically, companies are very hesitant to do so, especially early in the clinical development phase, because compassionate use exposes them to great risk.
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Oh, and it also exposes "unique biomarkers that can be used for a variety of diagnostic tests, including DNA collection" in the process.
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In doing so, this lawsuit exposes a fatal flaw in that the individual mandate currently exists as an unconstitutional exertion of federal power.
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"The Great Suppression," in turn, exposes the roots of that pessimism, enumerating conservative efforts to combat demographic changes by rolling back democracy itself.
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But to see this election as a source of entertainment exposes us to the real danger to the future of our democracy – apathy.
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"Yovanovitch said that such conduct "undermines the US, exposes our friends, and widens the playing field for autocrats like [Russian President Vladimir] Putin.
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A majority of teenagers overall said social media exposes them to different points of view and allows them to show support for causes.
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The broader point is that the very transparency of blockchains can be a liability in elections, as it exposes the choices of voters.
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Bhad Bhabie has so far handled exposure with grace — she's crafted a bright, hooky, unnerving album that exposes the dilemma of public life.
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Modern literature projects a quite different idea: the romantic conception of writing as a medium in which a singular personality heroically exposes itself.
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And I would want to throw something on that both exposes the top of my breasts and covers my arms like a blanket.
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It exposes Australia to Michigan's football brand, and it might make the best punters from the country more likely to choose the Wolverines.
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Robert: Tantra exposes a lot of lies and misconceptions that are keeping us trapped, and holding us back from enjoying a real relationship.
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The article was headlined "BREAKING: Fox News Exposes Traitor Megyn Kelly, Kicks Her Out for Backing Hillary," although no such thing has happened.
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It also potentially exposes many other key figures who were in Trump's transition and followed him into the White House to Mueller's probe.
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To help them, MontyCloud ties all of the accounts together and exposes them in the context of the applications that run on them.
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"This coronavirus pandemic exposes the incredible weakness and dysfunctionality of our current health care system," Bernie Sanders says during the #DemDebate. https://t.
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This new case, though, exposes another potential problem: Indigent defense lawyers often get their assignments from the judges in whose courtroom they appear.
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Working in this White House is a frustrating, dispiriting, and often surreal experience, and it exposes staffers to both legal and reputational risks.
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Poor quality housing exposes its occupants to mites and other pest infestations and damp, moldy conditions lead to asthma and other respiratory illness.
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Hazy, poetic and spilling over with aching romanticism, "The Souvenir" exposes the raw nerve of the kind of desperate love that changes lives.
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Zooming into one portrait, Wathne's bright flash exposes the infinite idiosyncrasies etched into skin and the social associations of clothing materials and patterns.
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The plants produce electricity by burning oil — an out-of-date feedstock that is dirty and exposes Puerto Ricans to oil-price swings.
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But the fact that he stood to gain any money at all exposes the preposterous way that corporate America has treated sexual harassment.
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"Let's be honest and understand that this coronavirus pandemic exposes the incredible weakness and dysfunctionality of our current health care system," he said.
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" He added, "When it is rolled back over the main building, it exposes a large public plaza for outdoor performances or public space.
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More From Tonic: Undo the Damage of Sitting All Day Flying also exposes you to extremely dry air, making your mouth feel dry.
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What makes the movie funny is not the dialogue, but the juxtaposition of the dialogue with the reality that exposes it as absurd.
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The film exposes the septic tank that is college basketball, and the coaches and university officials who claim not to notice the stink.
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ImageNet Roulette, a digital art project and viral selfie app, exposes how biases have crept into the artificial-intelligence technologies changing our lives.
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The potential payoff of a well-executed zone is clear, despite the vulnerabilities it exposes in terms of rebounding and surrendering open shots.
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The agency said it didn't want cash and weapons falling into Islamist hands, but this move exposes that claim as a mere pretext.
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But the scale of their victories reflects more than a home-field advantage, and it exposes some important limitations in their opponents' campaigns.
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In "Aisha Qandisha" (2016), Allahyari describes the attributes of a fearsome female jinn who forcibly exposes the entity she possesses to outside forces.
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Dark Waters exposes a decades-long pollution scheme that resulted in a PFOA, a highly toxic chemical, being in your — yes, your — blood.
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The study, helmed by Dr. Stacy L. Smith, exposes how the intersections of race, gender, and age affect a woman's standing in Hollywood.
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If anything, doubling the standard deduction simply exposes the MID for what it really is: a generous public-housing program for the rich.
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Amazon's robot push could trigger more successes, but also exposes it to harder challenges than operating in environments it controls, like fulfillment centers.
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Making yourself available to your work 24/7 exposes you to a constant barrage of stressors that prevent you from refocusing and recharging.
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Huawei has pushed back hard against repeated US claims that using its telecommunications equipment exposes countries to potential spying by the Chinese government.
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But now, as the impeachment inquiry exposes the actions of the people around him, they too, are more likely to become intelligence targets.
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But some say the case exposes fault lines in the country's record of protecting its constitutional freedoms of speech and of the press.
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Much as Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" exposed the seedy underside of the meatpacking industry, "Class Mom" exposes the underside of room parenting — i.e.
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Once the camera exposes the instant film to light, the chemicals begin to work, allowing the image to show up on the paper.
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But we can at least hypothesize clearly about its role in a moment like this one: It exposes the existence of multiple orders.
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On top of being just plain exhausting, this also exposes them to risks that a more traditional outlet's structure could shield them from.
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That this announcement was motivated in part to help fund the border wall exposes it as part of the administration's cynical, discriminatory agenda.
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While local terrain once again fills Mangan's large-scale canvas, his new landscape exposes a shift from the pristine to the lived-in.
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"This sordid little episode badly exposes Russia conspiracy nutters and chancer hacks, who have been taken seriously for too long," the editorial says.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE and the possible entrance of former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE.
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YAHOO EXPOSES A WEAK BOARD | Yahoo is still a contender for America's worst corporate board, Steven Davidoff Solomon writes in the Deal Professor column.
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However, the economy is concentrated in the natural resources sectors, which exposes the region to commodity price fluctuation and potential changes in fiscal regulation.
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Weak foreign direct investment also forces Mexico to rely on portfolio flows to finance its current account shortfall and exposes it to market swings.
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This exposes another double standard: The female candidates in this race generally worked their way up the ladder to larger and larger legislative bodies.
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A Night at the GardenDirected by: Marshall CurryThe Gist: This short and shocking documentary exposes the history of Nazi support in the United States.
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After a series of internal investigations and journalistic exposes, both denominations are reeling from scandals that have stained their reputations and demoralized the faithful.
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"I think it's someone with a chip on their shoulder," said investigative reporter Alexey Kovalev, whose website "The Noodle Remover" exposes Russian disinformation campaigns.
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They've connected on Twitter and even built a website where they display their theories and research, which they claim exposes fraudulent practices by Musk.
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Pulling US troops from northern Syria also exposes Israel to an increasingly unconstrained Iranian line of reinforcements, and thus raises the risks for Israel.
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Shooting exposes political divide But the resurgent fear of terrorism, which will likely dominate the news agenda for days, provides Trump politically safer ground.
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On Comedy Comedians have always been tempted to make fun of tragedies, but a new controversy exposes how dark humor has evolved and expanded.
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"We conjecture that this early intervention exposes many users to low-credibility articles, increasing the chances than an article goes 'viral,'" it said. 2.
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Any kind of irritation of that delicate tissue, such as an itch, a gnarly booger, and so on, exposes the many vessels hiding underneath.
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This exposes the government to a larger repayment burden in the event of a depreciation in the local currency, as happened in late 2015.
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Glamour recently created a video that exposes just how significant the spending gap typically is between a maid of honor and a best man.
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" Lawson added that in conflating coming out as gay with sexual misconduct "exposes the gay community to a million tired old criticisms and conspiracies.
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Weinstein has been accused of sexual misconduct by a number of women following last month's bombshell exposes that revealed the disgraced producer's inappropriate behavior.
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Exposing human data to algorithms exposes bias, and if we are considering the outputs rationally, we can use machine learning's aptitude for spotting anomalies.
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In truth, Japan could no longer afford to continue the Southern Ocean hunt, even if giving it up exposes the old lie of "research".
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Some are trying oral immunotherapy, which exposes you to tiny amounts of the food you're allergic to in order to become desensitized to it.
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I love it when he calls out the fake news media and when he exposes what is the greatest political scandal in American history.
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Data exposes sensitive voter infoThe Deep Root incident represents the largest known leak of Americans' voter records, outstripping past exposures by several million records.
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The doctrine, known as "inverse condemnation," exposes California utilities to liabilities from wildfires regardless of their negligence, as long as their equipment is involved.
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The Los Angeles Times investigation exposes just another example of how opioids have failed so many people, despite all the promises in the marketing.
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It sheds its various costumes of pleasure and exposes itself as an attempt to flee the same sadness it always ends up deepening instead.
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Surely every time my friend pulls a song out of the capsule and exposes it to light, a little bit of its lustre fades.
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Think fewer Paul McCartney covers, more exposes on how Paul McCartney spoke in a weird accent trying to get people to go meat-free.
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Australia, along with the U.S. and Britain, has also raised concerns that Huawei exposes telecom networks to security risks, a claim the company denies.
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"DEA exposes #Hezbollah's Business Affairs Component (BAC), facilitating terror ops & arms procurement [for] Syria," he tweeted, with a link to the Monday press release.
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I clicked on Check Point because its description—"Check Point exposes real life terrorism and the sleeper cells they represent in America"—sounded promising.
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While the child welfare system is intended to protect children, in far too many cases, it exposes them to more trauma, neglect and abuse.
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The legislation exposes website operators to civil and criminal liability for content created by users, if it is deemed to promote or facilitate prostitution.
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Jeff Sessions' record as a public servant and champion of the rule of law exposes the recent commotion for the distraction that it is.
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But the focus on Avery's guilt or innocence misses what the docu-series really achieves: It exposes the American criminal justice system's biggest weakness.
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But those who back the government's intent say allowing extremists free rein in public forums or at universities exposes vulnerable people to their messages.
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"We believe that there is value in keeping everything close by," he said, adding that being in Brooklyn exposes entrepreneurs to many different perspectives.
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However, critics of the so-called two-tiered wage system argue that it exposes tipped workers to disproportionate levels of poverty and financial uncertainty.
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Friday morning's shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas exposes us to the latest "breaking news" alerts on our televisions, smartphones and tablets.
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The plan, not surprisingly, yields a host of unintended consequences, one that exposes the vagaries of the web in an amusing variety of ways.
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He wrote that "it is well established" that what a person knowingly exposes to the public is not a subject of Fourth Amendment protections.
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He exposes the artistry in creative nonfiction, and what the readers see isn't the freewheeling New Journalism of Hunter S. Thompson or Tom Wolfe.
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The group exposes women to various issues they may encounter, from certain physically demanding firefighting tasks to the resistance they can encounter from men.
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If the reason for this is that describing such conduct exposes Cohen to additional criminal liability, he may refuse to answer questions about it.
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The recent terrorist attack on London's metro exposes the long-standing concern among security experts regarding the continued vulnerability of rail travel to terrorism.
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"Greenleaf," a sudsy family saga with Oprah Winfrey as both an executive producer and a cast member, exposes sinful deeds in a Memphis megachurch.
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Yet, the strategy of powerful tech lobby forces to derail this legislation exposes these companies and organizations for exactly what they are. Complicit. Soulless.
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As just one example, CVS Health has a program that exposes and trains high school students for careers in the science-heavy pharmaceutical industry.
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It is the stuff of a made for television movie, but it exposes some of the all too real crises in modern higher education.
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Momtaz and others like her are forced to walk through thick, isolated forests to find firewood for cooking, which exposes them to further danger.
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J.) to test whether a single man can win the White House (The Inquirer) … Disputed North Carolina race exposes mail ballot flaws (The Hill).
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Related: An Artist Opened A Fictional Juice Bar in Berlin Startup Troll Exposes Art World Superficiality via Twitter Public Art Rules the Marrakech Biennale
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He exposes the beating heart otherwise obscured by Cosmatos' oblique style of storytelling and shows it to be a tormented vessel writhing in pain.
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Every bit of family history—marriage, parents, business failures—and every encounter with friends, doctors, and other survivors exposes another facet of elusive truth.
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The book exposes the arbitrary way we choose sides, perceiving a hero and villain through the murky lens of what is personal and understandable.
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Additionally, the drawing's top-down view exposes a rigorous symmetrical trigonometry that can sometimes get lost in the three-dimension volumes of his work.
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The real reason for the attack on pensions goes deeper, and exposes the great and growing rift between America's economic elite and everyone else.
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By playing a game, she exposes the game — the way the law allows for behavior the average person might consider corrupt on its face.
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The nine-episode series exposes the dark side of the American justice system — and the way one man's conviction can affect dozens of lives.
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Ryan finds out about the cabal and, after some more firefights, punching and kicking, exposes the scheme, even at great risk to his career.
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And it exposes the loopholes in the constitutional protections that are supposed to ensure that both the victims and the accused receive timely justice.
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They took an upright piano and laid it on its back so the sound hole, a small hole that exposes the strings, was upright.
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Rightfully, if someone is walking at night in a high crime area and gets mugged, the individual exposes themselves to criticism for bad judgement.
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"Killing of Iranian commander exposes Democratic divide over America's role in the world," by Michael Scherer How war fears are impacting the Democrats' race.
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Add to that, it exposes Hannity's unabashed hypocrisy who now objects to criticism of Melania Trump when he personally attacked Michelle Obama for years.
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Republicans and Democrats alike warned that the move exposes Kurdish forces — America's allies in the fight against ISIS — to slaughter by the advancing Turks.
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But a single session of hookah use, typically 30 minutes long, exposes the smoker to higher levels of the chemical than a single cigarette.
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Tension builds as Bilott exposes increasing amounts of incriminating evidence, all while he and his family are facing threats to their health and safety.
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And -- the deputy attorney general asks the President not to release the Nunes memo, which allegedly exposes a series of wrongdoing by the FBI.
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Barry, an Irish composer inclined toward manic musical surrealism, strips the Wilde play of its debonair veneer and exposes a core of punkish rage.
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A Modeling Rite of Passage, Unmasked A new exhibition of photographs by Juergen Teller exposes the truth of young women on their go-sees.
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Fat, bespectacled, wearing flip-flops and a shirt that exposes his ample belly, the man's arm points to the side, his mouth is open.
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And there are instances when Cohen exposes moments of genuine American racism or Republican gun love that feel like they're coalescing toward a point.
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An interesting wrinkle in this whole episode, though, is how it exposes rifts in how fans (and localizers) look at the role of localization.
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It seems like every day a new celebrity is the victim of a cyber attack that exposes their private information and photos to the world.
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However, it also exposes the region to potential changes in the fiscal regime and business cycle or price fluctuations in the oil and gas sector.
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The case also exposes the workings of Spain's democracy - relatively young by western European standards - to their widest scrutiny since a failed coup in 1981.
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" As the boom in technology exposes a host of negative side effects, Sandu said that society needs "more solution-based thinking over problem based thinking.
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Self-made millionaire and co-founder of AE Wealth Management David Bach exposes a handful of money misconceptions in his easy-to-read best-seller.
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A senior U.S. cyber official said on Tuesday that European governments were listening to the U.S. message that Huawei exposes telecommunications networks to security risks.
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With humor, Render tactfully exposes the ease with which the rhetoric of "the community" and "the individual" alike has been harnessed for corporate profit-making.
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But partnering with a cigarette maker exposes Juul to skepticism from those who have questioned the company's mission to end cigarette smoking from the beginning.
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Tinder got in trouble this week for not encrypting images in its apps, a surprising omission of HTTPS that exposes users to relatively straightforward snooping.
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Cheryl exposes her mother's half-assed plots to get rid of grandma and threatens to burn this house to the ground like the one before.
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Some are pleased, but others say it exposes the young women to sexual harassment, or worry that they will distract drivers and cause road accidents.
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We therefore elected to utilise his work to present a psycho-social analysis that exposes his violent actions as not emerging out of the blue.
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The move exposes YouTube's aspirations as a player in the music industry — Cohen is the best in the business, and he couldn't have come cheap.
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This type of farming allows for waste to be added back into the water and exposes the wild salmon population to viruses, according to Morton.
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Written and directed by Martin McDonagh (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths), the film exposes tender flesh — maybe even a tender heart — underneath some pretty harsh bristles.
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Pfizer's planned exit of Upjohn exposes lower-than expected earnings for both the RemainCo (Innovation) business and Upjohn (off patent business being spun to MYL).
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