Photographs fade, books rot, and even hard drives eventually fester.
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The unhealthy platform has let its issues fester for years.
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Or this poison will fester, only encouraged by our fear.
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Instead, they have been allowed to fester in the Jungle.
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Glaxo took it to the extreme, allowing corruption to fester.
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Such selective moral reckoning left room for racism to fester.
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This silent majority allowed this culture to fester and thrive.
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For that reason alone, Xi can't let this fester indefinitely.
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Serious action has been delayed, allowing this outbreak to fester.
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Left to fester, it can lead to apathy and withdrawal.
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Don't let the silence fester because that's where meetings become marathons.
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That is how the unspoken words between parent and child fester.
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The court declined, but for Ms. Warren, the issue would fester.
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There's always an Uncle Fester in the crowd who likes skunk.
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Letting widespread doubts about the election fester would make matters worse.
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Concerns surrounding a glut in global oil supply continued to fester.
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It has fought wars with both, and border issues still fester.
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"If you don't fix a problem, it will fester," he said.
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But there's another place where pathogens will fester: our drinking water.
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The disappointed hopes and humiliations of 211, she found, still fester.
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Bad things fester and mushroom in the dark, I get it.
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Falling short of that will simply allow the issue to fester.
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And yet Vietnam remained a trouble spot that continued to fester.
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The self-inflicted psychic terror of knowing something's up downstairs but not knowing what it is or how to get rid of it so you let it fester and fester and oh my god it's getting worse!!
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Instead, he sat on his hands as the problem continued to fester.
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And in that absence, a culture of sexual assault began to fester.
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The company then went silent for days, allowing the crisis to fester.
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They have allowed the status quo to fester into bland pseudo-entertainment.
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Fester visits it to pick up his medication four times a day.
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We must not allow that to fester unchecked in the United States.
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Let grievances fester and your workers will lose motivation or simply leave.
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And that's why some of the conspiracy theories fester like they do.
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Yet the fiscal plight of the U.S. Postal Service continues to fester.
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"The problem has been left to fester for many years," she said.
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Refugee camps on Lesbos, and other islands, continue to expand and fester.
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The institutions of science incentivized the behaviors that allowed it to fester.
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Infected wounds fester because the body heals more slowly in the cold.
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Around 900 open landfills continue to fester, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Instead, they fester for years or decades, emerging at sometimes unpredictable moments.
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Without a baseline for consensus, that wound will only continue to fester.
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Keeping it bottled up, it can fester and that's not good for anybody.
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But what's most interesting about secrets isn't how they fester in the dark.
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I have said repeatedly that instability risks must not be allowed to fester.
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And with Mr. Abe as Mr. Obama's host, those wounded feelings could fester.
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Other stars include Bette Midler as Grandmama and Nick Kroll as Uncle Fester.
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But major projects can take years to complete, leaving Gaza's ills to fester.
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Meanwhile, the president has allowed feuds to fester and spill into public view.
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That means addressing the crisis of diplomacy that allows civil wars to fester.
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Those issues tend to fester — and can be downright explosive if handled poorly.
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But he let his differences with Tillerson fester for months before acting, right?
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Policy problems continue to fester because half-measures fail to provide adequate solutions.
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Such claims churned out by the conspiracy establishment can fester online for years.
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If anything, he is a symbol of the way they fester and grow.
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For so long the problems in our neighborhoods have been allowed to fester.
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That has allowed a reckless corporate culture to fester which is damaging Britain's economy.
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But it is the country's cynical elite that has allowed tribal tensions to fester.
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He said the words "fester, they become poison" and could enable white supremacist groups.
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Without a firm, steady strategic vision, the program's problems have been allowed to fester.
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All that space to comment breeds a tendency to fester, versus actually making something.
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Given the depth of the fissures, the wounds seem likely to fester for years.
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Worries fester over bad loans choking a banking system still dominated by the government.
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Fake change, and what it allows to fester, paved the road for President Trump.
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It also revealed that aggravation, left to fester, would result in irrefutably pointed music.
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And why do such exclusionary ideas fester in a community known for tolerance, anyway?
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When local officials cover up, or doctors are afraid to disclose cases, outbreaks fester.
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These are the spots where bacteria grow and fester, if not properly brushed away.
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Both sides said the animosity in Wisconsin began to fester years ago, when Gov.
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If allowed to fester, it can spell much worse for the rest of society.
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But through all this, anti-Muslim content has been allowed to fester across social media.
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The alternative of letting criticism fester away unspoken is no use to anyone, he said.
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Uber's dismissal of diversity reports speaks to the same hubris that let rampant misogyny fester.
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Predecessors let problems fester, he says, but "there wasn't a single challenge we didn't attack".
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But at least until the Justice Department stepped in, they have been allowed to fester.
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The consequences for the European allies of Obama's let-Syria-fester policy have been overwhelming.
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Do we have the capacity to treat these wounds before they fester and become fatal?
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The mainstream media played its part in allowing this story to fester, grow, and dominate.
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Tech manufacturers are diversifying outside China as trade tensions fester and the country's economy slows.
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And by allowing that problem to fester we're making the lives of black people worse.
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But, to not engage with this sort of conspiracy crap is to let it fester.
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"He was someone who ignored problems, allowing them to fester on his watch," she said.
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If those attitudes can grow and fester there, analysts say, then no country is immune.
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And the lack of diversity in the drag scene only allows this ignorance to fester.
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The wound begins to fester, and Dany realizes that it is causing Drogo to fall ill.
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Left to fester, a scandal might actually infect and destroy the foundation of what it exposed.
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From Jenner's perspective, Pratt should have confronted him about the issue rather than letting it fester.
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We are all human beings, after all, bundles of longing and love and secrets that fester.
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It also shows how Brexit overshadows British politics, leaving other problems to fester out of sight.
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I stopped immediately when I saw headlights approach, and let my thoughts fester in my head.
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Candidates need to be discussing what we risk losing if our system is left to fester.
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The disorderly flows into Europe last year were the outcome of a problem allowed to fester.
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Unless these communities are infiltrated, perhaps raided to remove weapons and propaganda material, radicalism will fester.
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He acknowledged that it would have been easy, during his career, to allow resentment to fester.
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In Lynch's telling, the Middle East is a region where local forces dominate, interbreed and fester.
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Without some kind of resolution, it will only continue to fester for the next hundred years.
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"Impunity continues to fester in Mexico," Jan-Albert Hootsen, the CPJ's Mexico representative, told VICE News.
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And I think the result is is that this denial is going to continue to fester.
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Rather than let these feelings fester, I needed to speak to her about it in person.
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The White House opted against a nationwide shutdown, which allowed the virus to fester, Cramer said.
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Sometimes those negative feelings dissipate over time, but other times they fester and become toxic obsessions.
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These conflicts were eventually declared to have ended, but the instability and results continue to fester.
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It is about which mortal sins we will continue to allow to fester in our country.
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Address them directly before a pattern develops, or before bad feelings have a chance to fester.
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"And you have to wonder if that would create the environment where abuse can really fester."
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Because it's very easy to do the show, go home to your apartment and just fester.
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The news crews and big-name politicians lost interest, and these neighborhoods were allowed to fester.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch downgraded Goldman back in November, noting uncertainty over the scandal could fester.
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To win back sales, Mr Ewing argues, he created the conditions that allowed the fraud to "fester".
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Fester, a 62-year-old former Canadian television director, had been addicted to opioids for 30 years.
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"You can't run from something like that or it will fester deep inside of you," he said.
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Structural economic issues that dogged the middle class even before 2008 have also been left to fester.
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Terrorism will continue to fester, and it will be remembered that the world sat back and watched.
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But it also allows for negative attitudes to fester among inmates before they return back to society.
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It's wise of Facebook to pose these questions publicly rather than letting them fester in the dark.
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Until now, the government has seemed reluctant to combat the culture of impunity that lets corruption fester.
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Critics contend that weak oversight by the supervisory board helped create an environment where wrongdoing could fester.
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"It was... in that moment that I went to war with everything that Fester represented," Parham writes.
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And from that, that hatred began to fester, and it's been passed on down through the generations.
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The fissures raise the likelihood that unrest in Hong Kong could fester for months or even years.
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By taking our focus off of the source of the problem we're allowing that problem to fester.
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And meanwhile this boil began to fester and now is the most frightening thing confronting global stability.
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The problem isn't just that ignoring bad behavior allows it to fester and spread throughout the organization.
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Lacking the proper medical diagnosis, my condition went untreated, and was allowed to fester inside of me.
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Facing the issue head-on and dealing with it instead of letting it fester is the best idea.
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But many other observers will have questions about why these cases were allowed to fester for so long.
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Not all of these descriptions are false, but rumors cause reputations to fester in the absence of information.
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"I have had it with the culture that allows for sexual harassment to continue to fester," she said.
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But the job offers low wages and dangerous working conditions, creating an atmosphere in which corruption can fester.
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The other issue was the legacy of slavery and an utterly botched, incomplete Reconstruction, which continued to fester.
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Some of Ms. Garg's supporters said she was dealing with problems that previous administrations had left to fester.
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They can let the Catalan problem fester, or they can use it as the spur for national renewal.
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Late Friday, he delivered an impassioned rebuke of Mr. Trump for "creating an environment" where violence could fester.
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At the same time, medical journals warn that bad sleep can fester into diseases like cancer and diabetes.
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John Paul, who allowed abuse to fester during his papacy, made Archbishop McCarrick a cardinal the following year.
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"The Chinese have an incentive to let this fester because it's a big distraction for Washington," said Narang.
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Mr. Gantz, who was also visiting Washington, criticized Mr. Netanyahu for allowing the situation in Gaza to fester.
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Without it, they argue, the problems that have necessitated private care in the first place will only fester.
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We need not leave to our imagination what might happen if such hate is left to fester unchallenged.
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But he blamed the media for perpetuating the idea, and the Democratic Party for allowing it to fester.
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At Samsung, a rigid, top-down culture has been blamed for stifling innovation and allowing problems to fester.
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No matter where I send patients, these gaping holes in care fester, like bed sores tunneling to bone.
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It has allowed racism to fester and flourish; it has proved capable of moments of beauty and brutality.
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And America's reverence for the First Amendment blinds the nation to the dangers of letting hate speech fester.
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That they'll be on it, feeling a bit better, but actually let some very real physical ailment fester?
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Most bacteria that fester in hot tubs are common types and the average human body can withstand them.
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Crucially, none of his demons from seasons past have been conquered — they only persist and fester with time.
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The delay also allowed resentment to fester about the scale of the spending hikes envisioned in the deal.
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"The government ... must not let this sore fester like Boko Haram," said a government source on condition of anonymity.
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This lack of trust formed the perfect petri dish in which a plague of misinformation could fester and bloom.
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He chose to write about the experience, seeing what would come out instead of letting the irritation fester inside.
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But white male violence, a defining crisis of the last few decades, will continue to fester online and propagate.
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If the situation now seems dire, that is partly because it has been left to fester for too long.
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Instead of letting these problems fester, Congress must find proactive solutions that prevent and deter violence in learning environments.
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But when disagreements are handled poorly and bad feelings fester, "productive tension can turn into corrosive friction," Davey noted.
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Staying quiet about the harassment can create a culture of silence that allows these kinds of behaviors to fester.
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Scandals fester in this administration because the president has made it clear he has no interest in ethical norms.
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He gets too little credit for identifying and acting upon issues that more conventional politicians had allowed to fester.
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From climate change to Qatar, Damascus to Moscow, there will be no shortage of wounds to bind or fester.
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But without it, a lost generation will continue to fester—one that sees violence as an end to itself.
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It seems very strange that such a toxic culture could grow and fester without the CEO noticing until now.
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Nonetheless, here they all are: Gomez, Morticia, Uncle Fester, Grandmama, Wednesday, Pugsley, and their butler, Lurch, at the beach.
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"It is beyond tragic that our nation continues to fester with Islamophobia, hate and religious intolerance," the group said.
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For the time being, at least, the problems of the least skilled workers in the labor market will fester.
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But there is something else, too, that is often missed, an environmental factor that allows that malevolence to fester.
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These wounds still fester, and there are hints of that trauma being passed from one generation to the next.
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The conflicts it was hoped he could help smooth over — between new and old, change and convention — still fester.
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Until there is a serious commitment to maintaining professional and ethical standards in policing, the misconduct problem will fester.
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In general, I'm a huge believer in being honest with people you care about and not letting issues fester.
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Baca set the wrong command climate and allowed that culture to fester, instead of fostering an environment of accountability.
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She lets the rejection fester for literal decades and makes Stefan the focus of her most ambitious evil plans. Ugh.
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With Venezuela's political and humanitarian catastrophe back on the international radar, the crisis in Nicaragua continues to fester, largely unnoticed.
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And yet, we never see the payoff of either these characters confronting, head-on, the hate they helped to fester.
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The best thing to do is don't let this fester, don't let Trump make a mountain out of this molehill.
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This is a crisis that has been allowed to fester at the expense of the lives of women and children.
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While the company suggests the timing is a coincidence, it's clear that Yahoo is a problem that continues to fester.
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And with those attacks, deaths, and injuries largely unnoticed, we allow a major national epidemic of violence to fester on.
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James's look today is high-fashion Uncle Fester: His bald head and blanched complexion pop against a minimal black ensemble.
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The lawmaker who condemned the attack on Facebook called the incident an attempted coup that could fester if not addressed.
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The problem is a cultural one where commanders too often look the other way and allow toxic environments to fester.
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They occur where bigotry is allowed to fester, where minorities are vilified and where people are scapegoated for political gain.
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Everyone puts all this pressure on to enjoy the sun and I'm like, leave me to fester in the shadows.
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But it's that over-reliance on technology and subsequent under-staffing that seems to have allowed the problem to fester.
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She, too, thought the government should shut everything down, and worried that half-measures would let the nation's wound fester.
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The resort's safety could have been a priority if government officials had pushed for this rather than letting problems fester.
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Soon after Fester settles in, his behavior raises eyebrows, and the ghoulish family discovers he is planning to swindle them.
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Their dissatisfaction has had longer to fester and, in the case of Adora and Jackie, to drive wedges between them.
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Politicians commonly gum up important nominations, tie up precious funds or let bad situations fester to get what they want.
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In order to achieve the right effect, Severs peed in a chamber pot days in advance, leaving it to fester.
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"I therefore faced a choice: do nothing, and allow this situation to fester, or try to fix it," he testified.
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His opponents have increasingly highlighted examples and argued that Sanders has allowed a toxic culture to fester among his fans.
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It has been used as a tool for surveillance, and increasingly seems to host and fester angry and hateful subcultures.
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His frustration with Puerto Rico's governor and other leaders continues to fester and their criticism of him has not slacked.
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Corbyn is accused of not having properly condemned the attacks and of allowing this to fester within the party's ranks.
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This week the Muslim Council of Britain issued a statement accusing the Tories of allowing Islamophobia to "fester in society".
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Tensions still fester between the 2016 camps of Clinton and Sanders, erupting with startling frequency and ferocity on social media.
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And Catholicism is an especially fertile place for these anxieties to fester because Catholic imagery is so violent and grim.
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Executive producer Michael Gelman dressed up as the family's butler Lurch, and production manager Art Moore dressed up as Uncle Fester.
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Leaving the danger to fester might allow the threat to grow until Western forces are compelled to intervene directly and massively.
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Senators fired questions at Stumpf, some centering on why the bank allowed the problems to fester for years before taking action.
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But world leaders should hang their head in shame for standing back much too long and allowing this wound to fester.
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When America saw the first signs of an opioid addiction epidemic in the mid 1990s, one major mystery began to fester.
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It's difficult to see a strong and strategic relationship continuing to grow while this issue continues to fester and get exacerbated.
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Doing nothing lets the problems fester and makes you a bigger and more vulnerable target for negative attention down the road.
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While removing 8chan from our network takes heat off of us, it does nothing to address why hateful sites fester online.
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Puerto Rico It's been about two months since Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, but problems there continue to fester and overlap.
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Rather than fester for years under the mismanaging claws of Big Government, he thought, money could flow directly to individual recipients.
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Meanwhile profound problems fester, including crumbling infrastructure, floundering health care, a broken immigration system, unsustainable entitlement programs, and historically high debt.
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In a NFL world where roster-related wounds are left to fester for years, this showed an uncommon level of foresight.
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He taught me to confront the insidiousness of racism head on, no matter what the ramification, so it will not fester.
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Mr. Rajoy's tough stance underscored the larger quandary for Catalonia and its deadlock with Spain, which now threatens to fester indefinitely.
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They have seen this stretch of southern Italy fester for decades before Rome constructed a catastrophe in the name of jobs.
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We generally consider it lazy, inefficient, and overall burdensome to let your inbox grow and fester to the point of chaos.
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Each of us is at fault when communities allow systemic hate to fester or when democracy begins to feel like dictatorship.
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Her deep depression, grief and sadness fester until they metastasize into an all-encompassing rage, albeit one that is problematically rendered.
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Others said Bono's tweet was tone deaf, saying it was the suppression of athletes' voices that allowed Nassar's abuse to fester.
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Instead of purging Trump and his supporters from the party like a responsible body politic should, they allowed him to fester.
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Trade tensions continued to fester, with U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday making a veiled threat against the World Trade Organization.
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No. 17 Duke pulls out win over Wake Forest DURHAM, N.C. — Duke was determined to make sure a recent setback didn't fester.
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It's producing love, but it's doing so in a petri dish, a place where bacteria can fester and grow in different ways.
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But rather than confront each other with the issue, they let it fester for several days, which culminated in a big fight.
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Taylor was nominated for an Emmy Award for voice of Uncle Fester in the TV cartoon series," The Addams Family," according IMDb.
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The more Democrats reopen squabbles from the past, or issue warnings about third-party challengers, the more likely resentments are to fester.
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Once these pools are established, the giant magma bodies swell and fester for a few millennia or even just a few centuries.
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When unattended, these seemingly innocuous household piles can easily fester into full-blown messes that will take you ages to clean up.
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The situation at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge shouldn't be allowed to fester but should be dealt with firmly, swiftly and fairly.
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It did not point out which person or group of people was at fault for allowing the situation to fester for years.
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Thoroughly convinced or simply desperate to escape this creepy situation, Ben leaves Haley at home to fester in her tragic recessive traits.
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Problems fester when we ignore school districts' differences and instead issue funding and mandates as though all school districts are the same.
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This, in combination with current weather conditions of cool temperatures and low wind speeds, means that smog can fester in the city.
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As political discourse and war mismanagement continues to fester, it will take real leadership in Washington to break this continual, stagnant cycle.
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The problems are well known, but are left to fester because of an unequal application of knowledge and a lack of resources.
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Will the wounds of the Croatia loss fester, or will they have healed over in time for their clash with the Azzuri?
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The less clear-cut it is, the more potential there is for resentment to fester over your child remaining dependent on you.
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They let their emotions brood and fester deep within them, and are unapologetic about letting it show in these politically disheartening times.
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In "If You See Me, Don't Say Hi," no one is spared: Friendships fester, marriages combust and families fall into civilized distemper.
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Pope John Paul II, who was accused of allowing sexual abuse to fester in the church, made him a cardinal in 2001.
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It should be open to the elements and full of maggots and it should be left to grow and deepen and fester.
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Those incentives will always be there, and the more obscure the category and the less public accountability, the more entanglements can fester.
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"If Duterte doesn't deal with that, then this whole problem is going to fester for a very long time," Mr. Abuza said.
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The resulting political dysfunction means that serious problems fester, whether it's crumbling national infrastructure, ballooning debt or an overstretched and underfunded military.
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We must unite with one voice to proclaim that we will not allow this hatred to continue to fester in our communities.
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"It was time to take action and not just sit on the sidelines and just fester in my own sadness," he said.
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The environment we've allowed to fester in our country -- and beyond in Europe -- should have been full of warning signs for us all.
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Unfortunately, there are so many opportunities because our nation's elected policymakers have allowed so many problems to fester in partisan discord and inaction.
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My first impression was: Why the hell would Ned allow this division between he and Cat (and Jon) to fester all these years?
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Welch characterized companies without a whistleblowing culture as having a "cockroach situation," in which serious problems fester in the dark without being addressed.
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It is a good sign that the public anger created by the economic crisis has thus been institutionalised rather than allowed to fester.
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But the Brexit saga has taken up much of the government's bandwidth, leaving domestic problems to fester and his Fine Gael party vulnerable.
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As the controversy dragged on, no one was sure was sure if anti-Blizzard sentiment would fizzle out or fester into something larger.
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If you fail to crack the code, you could lose top talent, allow toxic attitudes to fester, or even imperil your entire business.
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Meanwhile, tension continues to fester in the top ranks of the RNC about how to deal with Trump, according to a GOP official.
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"It cures all of your illnesses, all of your suffering, and takes away all of the sins that fester inside you," said Carrion.
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As the Harvey Weinstein wounds still fester, women in Hollywood are figuring out how to respond, and not everyone's on the same page.
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Troubles with neighbours such as Greece, Bulgaria and Armenia were allowed to fester, and ties with Europe and America remained formal and cool.
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In this case, that's three strangers brought together under the roof of an isolated farmhouse, where they fester for 90 minutes of eternity.
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The look teeters somewhere between "Stop Making Sense"-era David Byrne and Uncle Fester Addams — not one for everyone, to say the least.
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"It is beyond tragic that our nation continues to fester with Islamophobia, hate and religious intolerance," the organization said in a news release.
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Though some challenge us with what we deem "hate speech," suppressing unpopular speech doesn't make it disappear, but rather allows it to fester.
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During the last economic crisis, we largely let individuals suffer while helping out the big guys, leaving behind deep resentments that still fester.
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Until we are fully against it, we are letting it fester, and while we try to sort out the ambiguities, people are suffering.
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On this subject, Prince Mohammed, initially roared on by Trump, has shown zero flexibility, leaving a major inter-Arab political crisis to fester.
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The lack of clarity around Steele's work has facilitated conservative attacks on the dossier, including from President Donald Trump, to fester in Washington.
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Human beings have been left to fester, crack up and die, as I observed on Manus during a five-day visit last month.
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Hotel hot tubs are great places for bacteria to fester, but most of those germs can be defeated by a healthy immune system.
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Yet as Gilderoy is reluctantly seduced into the dubious pleasures of grand guignol entertainment, "Studio" plants germs that fester disturbingly in the imagination.
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Instead, he let the "public confusion" fester for nearly four more weeks before finally releasing the full report (with redactions) on April 18.
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He also starred in the 2014 flick "Adult Beginners" and lent his voice to "Sausage Party" and "The Addams Family" as Uncle Fester.
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From here, the fungus continues to grow and fester inside the ant's body, eventually piercing through the ant's head and releasing its fungal spores.
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Another problem the Army acknowledged: Military commands across the country, many times relying on the word of private partners, allowed housing hazards to fester.
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Now analysts are asking if Sloan has critical distance to overhaul an aggressive sales culture that allowed the misconduct to fester for years. Drones.
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As our generation starts to hold off on having kids for longer, perhaps fears such as this have more time to develop and fester.
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When he heard about Mark Tyndall's plan to offer the opioid hydromorphone to people with addictions via a vending machine, Henry Fester wanted in.
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Rather than integrate them, the government issued repressive laws limiting their ability to get work, creating an underclass where radicalism was free to fester.
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Whereas kids like me, who liked skateboarding and cutting holes in the sleeves of our jumpers, were left to fester in the lower ranks.
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"Meet Michael (Uncle Fester) and Vivianne (Wednesday.)" Others used their costumes to show that spending the holiday in the hospital wouldn't get them down.
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This can either be rectified swiftly, or, like Hannity, allowed to fester until its power and influence are too entrenched to do anything about.
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Then there is the policing problem — indiscriminate roundups in immigrant communities cause crime victims to fear and avoid the police, and crime to fester.
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" She continued: "This whole ludicrous 'appropriation' issue first started to fester in fashion, which makes the costuming joke in that paper doll sheet apt.
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Instead of addressing a problem head-on and telling you when something bothers them, they let a problem fester and become a behavioral problem.
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This distinction is important because you might clean surfaces effectively but you might not be disinfecting, leaving germs and bacteria to fester and grow.
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With less need to resolve conflict and less time available in which to do it, some disputes may fester longer than they need to.
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She said many residents are skeptical of promises by the government because it allowed Hong Kong's social and economic problems to fester for years.
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It was heard on many cartoon shows, notably the animated adaptation of "The Addams Family," on which he provided the voice of Uncle Fester.
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Others found it duplicitous, given the rampant culture of sexual harassment that had been permitted to fester for so long in the state capital.
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Let me be clear: What President Trump called "lots of beautiful military equipment" won't drain the swamps in which terrorism and extremist militancy fester.
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Amid knowledge of illegality, CEO John Gutfreund allowed problems to fester, refraining from firing the guilty and failing to inform the board or regulators.
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Trade tensions between the U.S. and its major trading partners, including China, continue to fester and are likely to remain a drag on growth.
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Trump has seemingly lost patience with the anti-Maduro scheme, leaving the situation Bolton helped create to fester in a strange sort of limbo.
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But that can mean that instead of solving problems quickly and decisively, he and the rest of Google's leadership are letting them build and fester.
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Their embrace of hatred and racism has not been chastised by Trump, but allowed to fester with multiple winks and nods to their hateful movement.
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Balakrishnan said that if left to "fester", the situation in Rakhine could lead to the spread of terrorism which would threaten "Southeast Asia and beyond".
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On the other hand, if you do nothing and let your feelings fester, this will hinder your performance and prevent you from reaching your goal.
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As time passes, you also need to be careful not to let resentments fester, said Nicole Glaros, chief product officer at start-up accelerator Techstars.
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To use it to remind us of what the end result looks like when an uncaring and dehumanizing mentality is allowed to fester and grow.
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"It's one thing to let a problem fester with a coworker you rarely see, but it's damaging when it comes to your boss," says Kastenbaum.
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" De Blasio wrote in a post on Twitter that it is part of a "wave of hatred has been allowed to fester in our society.
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He's spewing frothy bile into the unknowing, uncaring, unlistening void, and his bleats will fester and rot until they come back around and choke him.
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The speakers there urged the church's bishops to take the issue seriously and not to protect their own, or let abuse fester in their ranks.
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As weeks passed, Sunfyre's neck wounds began to fester and its dragon smoke took on a foul odor; eventually, it stopped eating altogether and died.
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It probably would have been smarter for the Trump campaign to put out the letter sooner, instead of allowing the controversy to fester for weeks.
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That led to the chaos and power vacuums that Bin Laden exploited, and that the United States vowed it would never again allow to fester.
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If red tide moves into Miami's Biscayne Bay, it could fester, feeding off the nitrogen and phosphorus from agricultural runoff and septic tanks, Brand said.
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The latest lawsuit is another reminder of the toxic workplace culture that critics say was allowed to fester under Uber's former chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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I am hoping that this new regime take steps to ensure that the factors that created the dictatorship in the first place do not fester.
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While the United States is not an analogue for the Roman Empire, there are parallels that our seemingly paternalistic federal government has allowed to fester.
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He leaves for his posting knowing his family once again interfered in his love life, and that resentment will fester over the next eight months.
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Perhaps foremost, the film (like the miniseries) lays bare the culture within Fox that allowed Ailes' alleged abuses to fester, including the complicity of subordinates.
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In order to truly eliminate sexual harassment in our society, we must fix a workplace culture that has allowed this issue to fester and grow.
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Tuesday's hearing showed how effective that emotionally charged strategy has been in convincing senators that the encryption problem has been left to fester long enough.
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Had police released it then, the rumors swirling about Guyger supposedly purposefully going to Jean's apartment and killing him would not have been allowed to fester.
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Yet the question of his residency continues to fester — especially given that the judge did not rule on Grayeyes' residency, just the validity of Black's challenge.
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It is a shame that we continue to allow this stain on our international reputation to fester in order to play political games here at home.
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Analysts, however, did not expect the U.S. tariffs to inflict a major wound to China's economy and said the trade dispute likely would continue to fester.
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"I just don't think he knew," Mayer reportedly said of why Kalanick let such a toxic culture of systemic sexism fester at the ride-hailing company.
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It takes no time to unpack what we're seeing, let alone acknowledge that, below the hanging man, fester dozens of other men murdered by Lincoln Clay.
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But with this dangerously unfit president at the helm, and the racism and xenophobia he has allowed to fester, this country is reflecting our collective shame.
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He attacked the Kirchner administration for refusing to settle the issue, adding that by letting the dispute fester, interest had accumulated and investors had lost confidence.
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But it's unclear whether those actions will be enough to completely stem losses if the export ban remains in place and trade tensions continue to fester.
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Their cases are seen as a rare and crucial test of a so-called code of silence that is often said to fester within police departments.
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Despite our need for such a place, acquiescence in the face of racism and homophobia won't heal them; it will only allow the wounds to fester.
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Johnson has been accused of repeatedly misleading voters, while opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn has been charged with allowing anti-Semitism to fester within his Labour Party.
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Deutsche Bank's leadership structure may have allowed big problems – like serious issues with I.T. – to fester and made it harder for leaders to take decisive actions.
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By postponing serious efforts to give greater priority to social justice, tyrannophobia treats warning signs as a death sentence, while allowing the real disease to fester.
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An open wound will fester for several years of exit negotiations, draining strength the Union needs to recover, and making it more vulnerable to other blows.
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And now here comes the America-First Donald J. Trump, taking on every single issue and adversary left alone by his predecessors to fester and strengthen.
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This approach all but guarantees that the country overall will do well, but underlying socio-cultural and socio-economic tensions will continue to fester or worsen.
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The casual filmgoer many not realize how many great movies fester in obscurity after failing to launch and land a buyer out of the festival circuit.
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"It's at stress," he said of the South China Sea, adding it will be a continuous "flashpoint for trouble" the longer the issue is left to fester.
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If the Academy stops now, it's doing nothing to change the culture that allowed someone like Weinstein to fester within it for so long to begin with.
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And finally, it captures the current skepticism and backlash, as the social network's myriad problems, left to fester, have left a sour taste in the public's mouth.
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But as good as it can feel in the moment, ignoring a person or issue is also a surefire way to let problems in your relationship fester.
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Remy asks her to not do this, but Charley said that if she's learned anything this year, it's that hurt fuels her; she can't let it fester.
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This alcohol- and drug-infested environment further blurs the already muddy professional lines in restaurant work, and leads to more situations where harassment and assault can fester.
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"An elected government cannot have certain sections of the city clean and green...and leave the rest to fester," said Lee in a parliament address in 1968.
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Birds don't transmit the flu by swapping spit or coughing; instead, the viruses fester in their guts and spread to other birds' bellies via feces-contaminated water.
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Cashman, 48, and Girardi, 51, also cite two pillars in their relationship: candid dialogue (so that problems do not fester) and a willingness to embrace new ideas.
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Without greater transparency and accountability, the ethical issues permeating official Washington travel habits will continue to fester, and Americans will continue to be kept in the dark.
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The Clippers were a joke, an odious rich man's bleak prank, and would have remained a joke for as long as the NBA allowed Sterling to fester.
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It's so out of step with my own self-image that I must have let this fact fester in some part of my brain, unexamined for years.
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The central bank estimated the average copper price at $2.70 per lb for 2019, down sharply from $2.96 in 2018, as trade tensions have continued to fester.
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As friendships fester, marriages combust and families fall into civilized distemper, all the ties in Patel's world unravel according to their own precise logic: none at all.
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On one side are those who think the state scandalously ignores the problem, allowing it to fester by offering little legal or physical protection to countless victims.
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During a weeklong visit to the Papua New Guinea island of Manus late last year, where more than 800 men fester, I found rampant desperation and inertia.
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Heated arguments over whether Cruz sought to knee-cap fellow conservative Ben Carson in Iowa have continued to fester, despite his campaign's adamant denials of any wrongdoing.
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The attacks shattered a fragile postwar peace in Sri Lanka, where wounds still fester from the war with separatist ethnic Tamils during which thousands of people died.
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"The Democrats need a permanent underclass of people that are incapable of self-reliance and so these situations allowed to fester," he said on the morning show.
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Mr. Horowitz also said senior-level supervisors bore responsibility for permitting systemic failures to fester, and his office has begun a broader audit of unrelated FISA applications.
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Allowing racism to fester, they say, threatens not only black women but also white women, because it encourages white nationalism, which is also hostile to women's rights.
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With no resolution in sight, the families of those buried at Woodland are left frustrated at how a problem they consider so egregious is allowed to fester.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In 3.83, a former Uber employee wrote a public essay describing how the ride-hailing company had permitted sexual harassment to fester at the workplace.
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An important part of democracy, however, is trying to understand the conditions that allow anger to fester and make violence look to some like a viable approach.
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If one of my wounds would fester on a Saturday or Sunday, they couldn't do anything about it because the storage room was locked on those days.
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"If it's under the table and nobody sees it, I think that does a disservice because I think the problem continues to grow and fester unchecked," he said.
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Yet instead of seeking a political solution for what is a political problem, Rajoy has let the conflict fester and treated it as a "law and order" problem.
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Mike Lillis and Scott Wong report that House Democrats are in no rush to push a resolution through, preferring instead to allow GOP divisions to fester (The Hill).
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Circa Now Sometimes a seemingly trivial comment will lodge in our brain and start to fester, ultimately exhibiting a shelf life equal to that of pemmican or granite.
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Others said Bono's tweet was tone-deaf in the wake of the Nassar scandal, saying it was the suppression of athletes' voices that allowed Nassar's abuse to fester.
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The news comes as the agency faces an avalanche of criticism over the pages, with many Democrats saying it allowed a toxic culture to fester among its agents.
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Allowing a large disaffected youth to fester without positive role models in positions of authority could be dangerous if that helps extremists, who often prey on the vulnerable.
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Based on cartoons by Charles Addams, this dark comedy centers on the macabre Addams family, whose members open their doors to a long-lost Uncle Fester (Christopher Lloyd).
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The network enlisted two law firms in August to investigate the allegations against Mr. Moonves, as well as claims that executives allowed a culture of harassment to fester.
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For years, tech companies have pushed automated tools as a way to supplement their efforts to fight the offensive and dangerous content that can fester on their platforms.
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Even when the Islamic State is defeated militarily, the political and economic conditions that facilitated its rise — unleashed in part by the 2003 invasion — will continue to fester.
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But when the president returns from his New Jersey resort and the members of Congress from their home states in September, will these most recent skirmishes fester again?
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It is moving swiftly to combat this outbreak after widespread criticism that it had allowed the last major global health crisis, Ebola, to fester without a coordinated, effective strategy.
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Before the cells, Boeing said workers had no formal place to test out new ideas or complain about niggling problems, leaving them to fester for years in some cases.
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Even if China and America stop short of conflict, the world will bear the cost as growth slows and problems are left to fester for lack of co-operation.
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This conspiracy theory, all the stronger for being based in fact, would fester and give Trumpism a renewed life, creating opportunities for future demagogues to take up Trump's mantle.
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In a speech Thursday night to Democrats in Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Obama assailed what he called "the swamp of crazy" that Republicans have allowed to fester in recent years.
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The Oscars are always full of awkwardness and contradiction, and the show is always better when some of the discomfort is allowed to fester, rather than being papered over.
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Many have focused on the role of leaders in allowing toxic cultures to fester, which is what led to the ousting of Fox founder Roger Ailes and Kalanick's departure.
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The so-called "Palestinian refugee" issue, however, should never have been considered a "final status" point; it should have not been allowed to fester and grow over the decades.
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The post spread quickly among Owatonna High School's small population of black students, who had felt for years that racism had been allowed to quietly fester in their school.
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He allowed internal arguments to fester within his campaign, an ungainly operation that fragmented into factions beneath the only two real decision makers — Mr. Sanders and his wife, Jane.
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The rest of the cast includes kids Wednesday (Chloë Grace Moretz) and Pugsley (Stranger Things' Finn Wolfhard), Uncle Fester (Nick Kroll), Cousin Itt (Snoop Dog) and Grandmama (Bette Midler).
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Kyle Chandler and Ben Mendelsohn fester as brothers — one a detective, the other a ne'er-do-well — in an affectionately sprawling clan of inn owners in the Florida Keys.
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As such, it's an especially effective look at how such abuses have been allowed to fester, exploiting protective institutions as well as the allegiance and hunger of those involved.
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The true problems we face as a nation -- issues, by the way, around which there is real possibility for bipartisan cooperation -- fester with virtually no attention, let alone solutions.
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The AU initiative highlights growing international worries that allowing Burundi's crisis to fester could start fighting again in a region where memories of Rwanda's 1994 genocide are still raw.
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And that is what makes it uniquely dangerous, because if it is allowed to fester, this sprawling camp contains the seeds of the next war, of ISIS' revenge generation.
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Ask yourself the question, was Joe McCarthy right to the extent that they are here and they have continued to fester and grow in the underpinnings of our society?
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Ultimately, this is what signals the true power of gay collage — not its ability to construct new worlds for identity and fetish to fester, but to construct true fantasies.
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Baseball games are long and the season is even longer, so there is plenty of time for all sorts of madness to set in, fester, and eventually harden into tradition.
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She notes that Germany erred in letting refugees fester in the Middle East before they swept into Europe, or that Mr Trump's unilateralism obliges Europe to master its own fate.
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WWE has let its strange non-push push of Reigns fester to the extent that only a full amputation will suffice to save the limb, and they won't do that.
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The two are the head of a clan that includes their kids Wednesday (Chloë Grace Moretz) and Pugsley (Stranger Things' Finn Wolfhard), Uncle Fester (Nick Kroll) and Grandmama (Bette Midler).
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"When you try to keep things hidden, they fester and ultimately end up revealing themselves in a far more destructive way than if you approach them with honesty," she wrote.
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Experts say the failure to swiftly implement important elements of the deal, such as integrating and demobilizing their forces, has allowed tension to fester and risked igniting a new conflict.
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As public anti-immigrant sentiments fester and proposed federal policies to severely restrict immigration gain traction — especially among low-skilled immigrants — workforce shortages in the industry could be further exacerbated.
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Mark Esper is due to meet his Seoul counterpart as tensions on the peninsula fester following North Korea's launch last week of what experts say were short-range ballistic missiles.
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They know how to get across the border; many have lived in communities where gangs and organized crime fester; and they are the Guatemalans most familiar with the United States.
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He put the blame on the swinging '60s and sexual liberty, effectively undercutting Francis' view that clericalism, or the abuse of power by priests, had allowed the scandal to fester.
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The content he discovered on the platform not only fueled his beliefs, but it was used to fester new branches of his bigoted ideology through other users' content and citations.
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Fatty foods "sit in the stomach for a long time and fester," said Lori Welstead, a registered dietitian who works at the digestive disease center at University of Chicago Medicine.
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But experts say the failure to implement swiftly key elements, such as the re-integration and demobilization of combatants, has allowed tension to fester and risked igniting a new conflict.
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Vanity metrics are dangerous; just pointing to the happy numbers, like those on Grace Hopper conference attendance, doesn't do anything except make people feel good while the real issues fester, unaddressed.
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At this point in the evening, Liam and his Tinder date are no longer dealing with an errant turd that might fester in the breeze-free airshaft next to his bathroom.
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But as the report showed, without accountability, the kinds of unadulterated racial biases that erode community trust in police and police credibility fester into the endemic problems the department faces today.
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Both should be reminded that, without a deal granting a bit more dignity and a share of power to dispossessed Sunni Arabs, the majority of Syria's population, violent extremism will fester.
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That conventional approach, he charged, allowed terror to fester, and he accused the former secretary of state of wanting to take away Americans' guns and let radical Muslim immigrants slaughter innocents.
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They appear to address problems that neoliberalism allowed to fester, such as inequality and social disintegration—problems which explain, in part, why the country embarked on Brexit in the first place.
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Like Facebook, Twitter is run mostly by a single individual, CEO Jack Dorsey, who speaks earnestly but leaves chronic issues of racism, intolerance, bullying, and abuse to fester on his platform.
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Her tip: When working out in the heat, wear fabrics that are moisture-wicking and breathable so that sweat and bacteria aren't trapped, able to fester, and clog up your pores.
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A commentary in the Communist Party's mouthpiece, the People's Daily, warned that the central government would "absolutely not take a laissez-faire attitude and cause calamity by letting the pustule fester".
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If Trump fails to overcome these divisions, they are likely to take root and fester, with grave consequences for the future health of America and for the rest of the world.
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Abdellah Bouanou of the ruling Justice and Development Party (PJD) suggested "we must go ahead and make a reconciliation" for those arrested activists so the situation in Hoceima does not fester.
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In Guatemala, the failure to effectively prosecute the war crimes of the civil war established the conditions in which impunity and rank profiteering could fester at the highest levels of government.
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And as we've seen many times over the last couple decades – in Afghanistan and Syria most sharply – other nations' civil wars create wounds in which threats to American security can fester.
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This ranges from "ugly" veg left to rot in the fields to offcuts lost in processing, fruit chucked by supermarkets, and leftovers left that fester at the back of our fridges.
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It's almost like you fester off of the negativity that goes on in our lives and then you step in on our weak moments and then you use it against them.
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An unregulated forum and review policy may seem like a dream to gamers, but it's created a space for Nazis, school shooters, and assorted trolls to fester and spread racist memes.
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But we have also let fester an insidious and dangerous layer of false equivalence and normalization of hate that has settled upon how the campaigns are covered, talked about and perceived.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduran soldiers and police clashed with protesters blocking roads across the Central American country on Saturday, as discontent continues to fester nearly two months after a disputed presidential election.
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A review that Wells Fargo's board commissioned last year, conducted by four directors and the outside law firm Shearman & Sterling, found that lax internal oversight allowed problems to fester for years.
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Together, they introduced the Furthering Access to Coordinated Treatment for Seniors (FACTS) Act, legislation to break down silos in a patient's continuum of care that allow medication mismanagement to fester unseen.
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Perhaps one of the few areas upon which citizens can agree is that this pervasive sense of distrust runs deep and will continue to fester unless we do something -- and soon.
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And now that the jihadists have joined together in their part of Syria, the Free Syrian Army rebels say they are realizing it was a mistake to let the threat fester.
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Left to fester for another couple of weeks, and Vacation Joel would be some sort of obese dictator, eating trifle with his hands and throwing coins on the floor for wait staff.
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This new power dynamic, coupled with economic difficulties that have led to "a social, psychological crisis" for young people, she continues, may have created conditions that allowed insecurity to thrive and fester.
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The established parties need to deal with this problem not just because their success depends upon it but also because, if left to fester, untamed nationalism can be a powerfully destructive force.
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Common sense tells us that in addition to having a realistic view of immigration, we should address the breeding grounds of hatred that we have allowed to fester within our own nation.
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Letting doubts about the election fester, later to be channeled into political energy—to do, in other words, what Republicans have done, and what Trump is doing—is to sow the wind.
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And according to Georgetown University security scholar Colin Kahl, a nuclear-armed Iran might feel emboldened to provide arms to its allies, and generally fester chaos any time its interests were opposed.
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The adopted son of a Czech-Jewish father who fled the Nazis, Mr. Austin said Mr. Corbyn had allowed a culture of extremism and anti-Semitism to fester in the Labour Party.
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If this problem remains a low priority, it will continue to fester, until one day, the Transnistria conflict forces itself to the top of the world's agenda for all the wrong reasons.
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A "bad bank" also wouldn't be able to fix another problem in the system: India's weak judiciary is keeping companies from swiftly declaring insolvency, and so letting bad debt fester for longer.
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Interest in the normally mundane voting process spiked this year as opposition to Trump continues to fester, fueled by Clinton's success in capturing over 2.6 million more votes than her Republican opponent.
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Regardless of whether you plant trees to save for Burning Man or pay off your student loans if you let it fester in your life long enough, it will grow another head.
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Yet the projects' racial isolation came at a price, solidifying ghettos where our most serious social problems — unemployment, violence, confrontations with the police, inadequate student achievement, multigenerational poverty — fester to this day.
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The moment Rebecca struck a deal with Taylor over that appliance company, he tells her, he knew that he could either strike back at her now or let it fester for years.
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Mr. Margulies's most fertile dramatic territory has always been the unsteady ground between love and loathing among family and friends, sown with the doubts and regrets that grow and fester with age.
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Outside Germany, the austerity she and her longtime finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble imposed on debtor countries like Italy, Spain, Portugal and, especially, Greece sowed misery and resentment that fester to this day.
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Unanswerable. Nothing could live up to the weight of expectations after Valve decided to walk away from one of gaming's biggest cliffhangers and let speculation irresponsibly fester for more than a decade.
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Clearly, white nationalism and anti-immigrant hysteria did not start with this president, but he certainly seems to have created an environment where those kinds of views can fester and indeed thrive.
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He recently spoke with CNBC about his investment strategies amid a trying time for the market, which has reached for new highs, even as worries fester about the strength of the economy.
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Beijing has worried that if the debate over Morey's tweet continues to fester, the Hong Kong protesters may attract support from athletes around the world and potentially from their fans as well.
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As long as that pressure exists, and is allowed to fester behind the veneer of wellness, the next "Why Clean Eating Didn't Work For Me…" blog post seems like a sad inevitability.
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As is to be expected when a crew of variously damaged individuals is assembled in a confined space for the purposes of theater, friendships, enmities, rivalries and erotic attractions bloom and fester.
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With parliament scheduled to reconvene on Monday, Sirisena appears faced with the choice of either re-appointing Wickremesinghe, whom he has said he will not bring back, or allowing the crisis to fester.
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In the case of #HillarysHealth and #Pizzagate, it invented defamatory conspiracy theories, forcing the candidate into an unwinnable choice: stoop to address the fever swamp's claims or let them fester and gather steam.
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And it is from the lessons from history that we do this because if we allow this to fester, we're going to have Islamic terrorism, multi-generations of it all across this country.
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This is a culture that has been allowed to fester and to rot by enablers who refused to intervene when they witnessed inexcusable behavior or went to great lengths to avoid seeing it.
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AL UDEID AIR BASE, Qatar (Reuters) - Even as tensions between the United States and Russia fester, there is one surprising place where their military-to-military contacts are quietly weathering the storm: Syria.
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You can either let your employees gossip about company problems behind closed doors where the issues will fester, or you can develop outlets for employees to easily address these topics in the open.
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In the decades after the composer's death in 1901, performances of Verdi's operas began to fester with the most aggressive excesses of the verismo style that was gaining steam in his final years.
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Major equity indices had tumbled roughly 0.63% since late July on growing concerns the U.S.-Chinese trade spat would slam global growth and fester unresolved until after U.S. presidential elections in November 20.6.
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They create transient communities with a lot of poverty, he said, where residents are less likely to be invested and engaged in what is going on, which allows crime to fester more easily.
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"It was clear that there were a number of messages being sent that you should get yourself politically on board or this will continue to fester and create problems," Shulkin told NBC News.
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If these doubts fester and market turbulence continues to eat away at bank stocks, politicians and regulators may press for more direct policies to reduce the size and complexity of the largest firms.
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For the US, the key to fostering a gradual and more peaceful Syrian transition is to allow these contradictions to fester by accepting a deal that involves most any degree of power sharing.
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But they say that her approach — more closely resembling that of a producer than a traditional tight-lipped media executive — has allowed uncertainty and fear to fester among some anchors and crew members.
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Travel often serves as its own sort of intervention, one not sponsored by other states or humanitarian groups but by ordinary people whose very presence can rebut the untruths that fester in isolation.
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"Though this behavior was carried out by a few highly visible men alone, it was allowed to fester in our currently leaderless state," Ashley Bouder, a principal dancer, wrote on Instagram last month.
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" The government independent reviewer of terrorism laws, David Anderson QC, also recently called for a review of the strategy, warning its "lack of transparency... encourages rumor and mistrust to spread and to fester.
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To allow the tensions between China and the United States to fester during such a prominent display of hospitality to the Japanese, analysts said, would have further poisoned relations between Washington and Beijing.
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Now, however, Mr. Rajoy's political survival is at stake — as well as the unity of Spain — as a secessionist challenge that he allowed to fester in Catalonia threatens to spiral out of control.
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Surrendering U.S. influence and leverage in Syria will let these causes fester in a country where the United Nations Refugee Agency estimates that 28503 million people — half of Syria's population — are in need.
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Looking at the ads and where they were targeted to, it's clear that Russia wanted to stir up racial, political, and cultural tensions, and play on the divisions that fester in this country.
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And as almost everyone who uses Facebook is aware, it's both a magical tool for connecting people around the world and one where abusive content can live and fester — and Groups are no exception.
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"If you allow that kind of behaviour to fester [...] ultimately I think that creates a space where people don't feel safe at are less likely to spend much of their time there," Phillips said.
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Luckily, ColourPop isn't in the business of letting things fester for too long, and we're not in the business of burying the lead, so let's start debunking: No, no, and it's kind of complicated.
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Kalanick will continue to well-up and appear contrite, Uber will make small changes and the problem will probably fester and regrow because no one was willing to tear it out by its roots.
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Ellroy, who is tall and bald, and looks like a cross between Michel Foucault and Uncle Fester from the Addams Family, got up and spent a few moments peering and poking at the thermostat.
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Major equity indices had tumbled roughly 0.63% since late July on growing concerns the ongoing U.S.-Chinese trade spat would slam global growth and fester unresolved until after U.S. presidential elections in November 20.6.
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Its authors cautioned that the findings were only preliminary and identified problems that continue to fester, including abysmal conditions at the department's training academy and officers' persistent use of physical force against restrained inmates.
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Roberts, who has been unfailingly upbeat this season and quick to address issues with his players that might fester, seems to have won over any skeptics in the clubhouse with a calm, genuine manner.
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The danger is that these countries will find more value in mending ties with each other and stop there, thus allowing Palestinian grievances, a source of regional tension for decades, to continue to fester.
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This time, with patience for his long-running USMNT project wearing as thin as the results it has yielded, he was seemingly happy to let the suggestions that U.S. Soccer might lose him fester.
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The conditions have fueled accusations that the camp has been left to fester in order to deter migration and that European Union funds provided to help Greece deal with asylum seekers are being misused.
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They want the sources of the present crisis to be resolved, not left to fester, which means a swift conclusion to the Yemen war and a satisfactory accounting for the murder of Mr. Khashoggi.
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But if it hopes to stave off the dark forces, it needs to grow adept at understanding the less tangible roots of anger, the human experience uncaptured by data, the resentments that understandably fester.
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For a president who often complains that his predecessors only let the North Korea problem fester, the 8,000-mile trek from Washington to Hanoi was a crash course in why those past presidents failed.
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The more abstract party identification is, the more resentment can fester against people whom you do not know or encounter, whose lives you have not considered, but who seem like useful targets for your frustration.
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Here are the most common bad habits, according to the CDC: This is bad because it cuts off your cornea from receiving oxygen while you're asleep, and it allows germs to fester in your eyes.
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And it's clear that deep unease within the Republican Party is continuing to fester, despite party officials' efforts to turn the corner with a parade of "unity" pageantry of the GOP convention two weeks ago.
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"They have not done enough, and they have let this fester for far too long," says Nikhil Pahwa, cofounder of New Delhi–based Internet Freedom Foundation, which advocates for net neutrality and free online expression.
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Recorded and mixed by Fester at Haywire Studios and mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege, the record is an undeniably impressive achievement, even more so given the band's firm commitment to keeping their operations DIY.
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Major equity indices had tumbled roughly 257.10% since late July on growing concerns that the ongoing U.S.-Chinese trade dispute would slam global growth and fester unresolved until after the November 220 U.S. presidential election.
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" "This is a clear case where the Bangladesh authorities are failing to protect the refugee population, by allowing rumors to spread or fester, said Matthew Smith, Chief Executive Officer of human rights group Fortify Rights.
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Major equity indices had tumbled roughly 20.2% since late July on growing concerns that the ongoing U.S.-Chinese trade dispute would slam global growth and fester unresolved until after the November 21 U.S. presidential election.
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The fact that this wound continues to fester is partly reflected in the often silent progressives who still cannot grasp the stark emotional reality of what partial freedom feels like to a full human being.
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The bottom line: The Carr Fire is the 10th-largest and 6th most destructive wildfire in California history, and with continued hot, dry weather in the forecast, it may continue to fester well into September.
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The split provoked several years of bloody gangland warfare in the state, which cost hundreds of lives and left all four Beltrán Leyva brothers dead or in prison, and many more old resentments to fester.
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We must root out any corruption, racism, and hate that could fester at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and in Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and put in place independent oversight accountable to the people.
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When this happens, challenges that should easily be identified and dispatched are instead allowed to take root and fester — and the opportunity to course-correct ("Captain, perhaps we should go around that iceberg") is lost.
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A certain tolerance of idiosyncrasy goes along with that — a certain "Oh, it's just old Uncle Fester doing his thing" — as well as fear when it comes to criticizing the power player in the room.
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For some, the scandal — which doesn't involve BTS — reveals ugliness that can fester under K-pop's veneer of perfection, and speaks to a larger culture of toxic masculinity in Korea that is increasingly attracting criticism.
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"We have allowed this to fester for too long," said Mr. Richards, one of several sponsors of a new bill that would expand access to mental health care for the department's employees of all ranks.
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Boris Johnson&aposs Conservative party has been accused by Muslim leaders of allowing Islamophobia to "fester" within the UK."It is abundantly clear to many Muslims that the Conservative Party tolerate Islamophobia," the group said.
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This particular structural problem has been allowed to fester for too long and without the sort of drastic measure currently countenanced, there is no reason to believe that the upward cost spiral wouldn't just continue.
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The AOIC said that he urged Portier to relieve Gallagher and that the platoon commander initially appeared to agree with him, but Portier never fired his chief and discontent within the platoon continued to fester.
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But were the U.S. to ignore a finding in China's favor it could have major consequences for the WTO as a venue for resolving trade disputes before they fester into destructive trade wars, the Times said.
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It just plants a question in the watcher's head and lets it fester, lets it take root, until all you're left with is this veritable redwood stretching out of your head and screaming into the void.
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The defeated insurgency of Eugene McCarthy in 1968 galvanized opposition to the Vietnam War that continued to fester in Congress, ultimately leading to the creation of the War Powers Act and other checks on presidential power.
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The monkeys began gnawing at their deafferented limbs, numb to pain, sometimes biting off fingers or creating large welts that were hastily bandaged or left to fester, according to a detailed report by The Washington Post.
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That's more than deserved for Gassama, and as anti-immigrant sentiment continues to fester in Europe and the United States, it's certainly gratifying to see an African migrant as the protagonist of an urban superhero story.
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Morticia and Wednesday look on with approval, framing the focal point of the action: Fester grips a net and a spiked club, ready to help Gomez, who is holding a fishing rod and reeling in something .
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In the second, Oscar Parham explains the motive behind his relentless battle with the cockroaches in his cell: the decades-old memory of an inmate nicknamed "Fester" who had roaches crawling through his hair and beard.
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In just the last two weeks, he has allowed a humanitarian crisis affecting more than three million American citizens to fester, reportedly mocked a dying senator, and threatened to annihilate a nation of 25 million people.
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"While removing 8chan from our network takes heat off of us, it does nothing to address why hateful sites fester online," Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare wrote in a blog post Sunday night.
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Everyone's OK, but that single moment -- his instinctive response to think of himself, not them, during a near-death experience -- becomes a growing source of friction, one that continues to fester the longer it goes unaddressed.
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"If phase two does not happen, if discussions and dealing with these big issues does not happen, they're not going away any time soon, but they'll still fester and flare up at some time," she added.
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The movie still works, if somewhat marginally, in portraying the culture that allowed such behavior to fester, the mix of fear and going along, coupled with a fleeting compliment and the burning desire to get ahead.
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When venues create barriers through action or inaction – racist, homophobic, sexist, transphobic, ableist, and so on – they allow senses of entitlement to fester in extremes from racist band names to sexual harassment and assault at shows.
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So, then, as all trends grow and come to pass, the moment has come for the dance move to be laid to rest, cremated in a funeral pyre, and left to fester in the backpages of time.
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The Golden State Warriors' latest winning streak reached four straight on Thursday, but the team started to show signs of slippage in the second half and coach Steve Kerr is trying to make sure that doesn't fester.
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The story is a reminder that even as Turkey tries to pick up the pieces in Aleppo province through reintegration programs and infrastructure, the trauma of extremism and war will fester for a long time to come.
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While much attention has rightly been placed on North Korea and its test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, which came on Independence Day of all days, another potential conflict between major Asian powers continues to fester.
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Instead, Halsey Street pays careful, detailed attention to the ways family ties can splinter and fester and ache, and the way a neighborhood that used to be familiar but no longer is creates a feeling of isolation.
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This time our parent's generation didn't cause the crisis, they control the government that let it fester until basically everyone in the country had to stop what they were doing and cower in their homes in fear.
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If a full airing of clashing opinions isn't always comfortable, polite, or kept to an agreeable volume, it is far superior to forcing the least favored viewpoints underground, where they fester and metastasize out of our sight.
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Caught between rival modes of rule — Beijing's dictates and the demands of local residents — the authorities have allowed problems to fester, including an affordable-housing crisis, a troubled education system and a delayed high-speed rail line.
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According to a Government Accountability Office report last year, the office has essentially languished, and spending on some outreach efforts had declined 77 percent since 2015, enraging lawmakers who thought the agency was letting the issue fester.
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Kyle Chandler (an Emmy nominee) and Ben Mendelsohn (a winner) fester as brothers — one a detective, the other a ne'er-do-well — in a sprawling clan of Florida Keys inn owners with dark secrets and buried wounds.
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Winners were expected to use their moments of glory to rail against the systemic sexism and silence that allowed the behavior of men like Mr. Weinstein, James Toback, Louis C.K. and Mr. Spacey to fester for decades.
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Once viewed as an unambiguous asset, Sloan's long tenure at the bank is now prompting questions about whether he has the necessary critical distance to overhaul an aggressive sales culture that allowed the misconduct to fester for years.
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" Obama for eight years did absolutely nothing but let it fester and then, he had the gall to tell President-elect Trump, "Hey, North Korea is going to be a big one, you better take care of it.
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Unless state and federal governments make it a priority to prevent a replay of this damage — and to begin to close the black-white homeownership gap — the social tensions that flow from economic inequality will continue to fester.
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That Klinsmann did not make any substitutions at halftime — leaving the group on the field unchanged until he inserted Christian Pulisic and Darlington Nagbe after 66 minutes — seemed to allow the problem to fester and become more glaring.
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Pat McCrory, House Speaker Tim Moore, and Senate President Phil Berger do not realize or care that the law they passed not only discriminates against North Carolinians, but also creates a hostile atmosphere that allows hate to fester.
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We cannot neglect the unique ways that digital tools, if left unfettered, will enable bias to fester and perpetuate, harming individuals, protected classes, and our economy as a whole as prospective borrowers become excluded from the American Dream.
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Many fear that Japan has left the outbreak to fester, and say that policymakers may soon discover that winning a few extra weeks of economic activity through a limited virus containment policy may ultimately exact a high price.
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The comments from the Chinese Ministry of National Defense on Thursday were the most blunt yet from Beijing in the dispute and indicated that the diplomatic quarrel could still fester or escalate, even if armed conflict seems unlikely.
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In any case, these compromises have not calmed the atmosphere of confrontation with the unions, which in recent days have accused the French government of letting the situation fester in order to turn public opinion against the strikers.
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Dale acknowledged that "fact-checking lies and other false claims from the president can sometimes serve to change the subject to his preferred subject and images," but said the alternative of allowing the inaccuracies to fester is worse.
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As the arbitration clauses have spread, so have concerns among labor officials who worry that they allow widespread problems to fester because the process prevents employees from sharing their experiences with others who might be in similar situations.
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When Republicans grabbed a year-saving tax reform victory in December, they left a heap of perilous business to fester into the New Year, so keen were they to finally deliver on a key promise to GOP voters.
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The second has to do with the table and what to do when that new person at the feast reveals herself a conspiracy theorist, when Uncle Fester starts talking politics, when your aunt ramps up with the crazy.
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Fact: The MFA, not unlike many other predominantly white art institutions, has allowed a culture to fester in which its staff and visitors felt comfortable enough with their prejudice to harm group of curious black and brown students.
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But, as described below, these belated, reactive actions—which apply only prospectively—are insufficient t0 remedy the harms that have already been done, or to address the systemic, cultural problems the Board has long permitted to fester at Alphabet.
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Like, not dealing with the surveillance apparatus is what's allowing this kind of environment to fester, and not dealing with the national security apparatus as a whole, or the prison-industrial complex — these problems don't exist without these institutions.
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Access to clean water and electricity is scarce, and the risk of water-borne and mosquito-borne illnesses are growing as they fester in the deadly combination of unsanitary conditions in areas with little to no access to aid.
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But conservatism has changed, infected to the top by white supremacy and other hateful ideologies that Americans were so proud to have defeated on the battlefield, even if they allowed uniquely American versions of them to fester at home.
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So great are the risks of accidental dosing with LSD that Uncle Fester, author of numerous clandestine chemistry manuals, warns prospective clandestine LSD chemists several times about the risk of accidental LSD ingestion in his book Practical LSD Manufacture.
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False memories fester when they make sense to our political worldview, when it's familiar and repeated ad nauseam, when we trust the source of the information, and when this information is corroborated, shared, and discussed by like-minded people.
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Contributing Opinion Writer One of the more disquieting episodes in recent Supreme Court history continues to fester and is worth revisiting, for what it tells us about both where the court is today and where it may be headed.
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The report released by the prisons inspectorate found that staff members were locking themselves in their offices to protect themselves from the prisoners, and detailed "squalid" conditions, with blood, vomit and rat droppings left on the floor to fester.
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If we want more eligible voters to register, and more voters to come out on Election Day, the whole political system has to change or the mounting loss of faith in our political system will only fester and grow.
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" Ewing makes a compelling case that it was Piëch who "created a company culture that allowed the diesel fraud to fester," a culture in which there were few clear guidelines about ethical limits and "underlings always suffered the consequences.
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Their differing foreign policy views had long put the two at odds, but their disagreements seemed to fester in recent months, coming to a head following Trump's scrapped plans to invite the Taliban to Camp David over the weekend.
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The longer the crisis is allowed to fester, the longer it will take the U.S. and its Arab Gulf partners to advance difficult joint projects aimed at combatting Iranian threats, like a GCC-wide integrated ballistic missile defense shield.
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Now hold onto that memory with all of your might, because a freshly released poster for the new Lion King adaptation seems determined to banish your childhood innocence straight to the boneyard to fester and spoil under a boiling hot sun.
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Image: Greg Lovett/Palm Beach Post via APFourth of July celebrations along Florida's Treasure Coast were decidedly muted yesterday, thanks to a putrid, toxic algae bloom that continues to fester days after Governor Rick Scott declared a state of emergency.
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Is King Krule really flying or is the set design a metaphor for state of mind—a place above the ground, somewhere 6 Feet Beneath The Moon (as is the name of his last album) where thoughts are left to fester?
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Concerns that a trade deal would not be reached before the 2020 U.S. presidential election grew after Goldman Sachs on Sunday became the latest to cut its U.S. growth outlook and warn a trade stand-off would fester past the election.
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That didn't make Sluss a lasting villain, so Weier was the next villain target for being furious about her move, letting it fester in the Bachelor production bubble, and then wearing all black and a smoky eye to a group date.
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According to Ms. Lucchetti, the fact that many Italian luxury brands outsource the bulk of manufacturing, rather than use their own factories, has created a status quo where exploitation can easily fester — especially for those out of union or brand sightlines.
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"It's always a good habit to check your plants regularly for old or dead leaves that need to be pruned off because you don't want pests to fester or develop in rotting plant material in your home," Mr. Hargitay said.
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While Mr. Horowitz's findings placed most of the direct blame on a handful of case agents and their supervisors who worked directly with the raw evidence, his report also said senior officials bore responsibility for permitting systemic failures to fester.
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Moreover, both states' democratic deficits do not supersede the urgent need of both their peoples for peace or the overriding U.S. interest in peace, prosperity and democratization, none of which are attainable if the war continues to fester or explode.
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And because couples wait an average of six years after they've discovered a problem before seeking counseling, according to Colizza, an app can spark the kind of conversations that, if avoided long enough, can fester into something much trickier to untangle.
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There's no cure for hate, but to refuse to give it a platform, to refuse to let it fester in your community, even minimally, deprives it of oxygen and helps to stop its spread, making the world a better place for everyone.
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LONDON – The president of one of the U.K.&aposs main Jewish groups called Thursday on the leader of the Labour Party to make an "abject apology" to British Jews for allowing anti-Semitism to fester in the left-of-center opposition party.
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One particular interview—where Munn speaks passionately about #MeToo, and her co-stars, Trevante Rhodes and Augusto Aguilera, remain largely silent—inadvertently summarizes the very same infrastructure of male passivity that has allowed sexual misconduct to thrive and fester in the entertainment industry.
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When West Africa was declared Ebola-free in January 2202, the international community — having realized how the world's weakest health systems threaten global health security — vowed that never again would we let such a health crisis fester until it became a calamity.
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Still, al Qaeda continues to fester all over the world, with a strong presence in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, India, Yemen, and many other places, as its leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri remains at large, releasing videos every few months — most recently on July 22019.
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I don't know if you've noticed, but if you look outside, the sky resembles the color and texture of scrambled egg if you'd found it in a pan under a student's bed where it had been left to turn grey and fester.
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The report faulted what it said was Kobe Steel's excessively segmented structure, saying that the company's seven separate divisions — which produce products ranging from aluminum used by automakers to steel for the construction industry — had become insulated fiefs where problems could fester.
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Investors ousted him from the top spot in 2017 after a series of missteps, including revelations that he'd allowed a culture of bullying and harassment toward women to fester, and an intellectual property lawsuit over self-driving cars from Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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This month, it removed the high level of secrecy applied to such cases, which was often cited as a reason not to cooperate with the secular authorities, and which critics said had helped conceal the problem and let it fester in the church.
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In fact, for some, all they think they know of Jews are the anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about an international Jewish cabal that fester on social media, the kinds of lies that allegedly prompted Robert Bowers to bring terror to my neighborhood.
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That has led some critics to accuse him of allowing anti-Semitism to fester within the party, or at least of failing to do enough to condemn it and take seriously the very real concerns of Jewish lawmakers and others in the community.
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My fear is that when you delete hate-fueled accounts, sites, and content, you simply push the hate further underground, and to other platforms and avenues that are, perhaps, friendlier and more accepting of such hatred, where it will continue to fester and grow.
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"A lot of the extreme weather that we're seeing is also related to a wavier jet stream that is a side effect of climate change," she said, since there are now longer, more persistent weather patterns that can cause more extreme events to fester.
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"While it is comforting to believe that we can wall ourselves off from the ailments of the world, history teaches us that whenever problems abroad are allowed to fester and grow, sooner or later they come home to America," she said in her opening statement.
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But while both characters are representative of a social condition — the poverty and injustice that fester in Senegal after independence; the inequalities that persist between white French citizens and their former colonial subjects — they do not seem like puppets in a political passion play.
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"While it is comforting to believe that we can wall ourselves off from the ailments of the world, history teaches us that whenever problems abroad are allowed to fester and grow, sooner or later they come home to America," Albright said in her opening statement.
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From making sure your application for a bank loan didn't fester at the bottom of the clerk's pile, to paying cash to a physician for a successful medical procedure, the free market was more gray than it was transparent, and the cash inducement was king.
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This message should state bluntly to whoever takes over Afghanistan that if they allow it to become a terrorist haven again, we will be back with devastating force — not to build up the country, but to destroy those who allow terrorism to fester there.
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In January, Khosrowshahi told CNBC the "moral compass" at the company was not pointing in the right direction under Kalanick, whose hard-driving vision turned Uber into one of the world's most valuable private companies but also allegedly allowed a toxic work environment to fester.
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And Schweinsteiger — one of the most decorated players of his generation, a winner of the World Cup and the Champions League, a serial Bundesliga champion — would be forgiven for seeing it as an unwarranted indignity, for allowing bitterness to fester and resentment to set in.
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For a site that houses disparate communities that don't get along, it must find ways to promote civility without unnecessary censorship, and give people space to share their opinions while fighting back when those opinions fester into harassment of other users or hate speech against specific demographics.
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The simple fact of throwing millions of people and thousands of buildings into a few square miles means there are pockets where malice is allowed to thrive, where drippy mysteries rot in forgotten corners, where stinking underbellys are allowed to fester in the depths of undermaintained infrastructure.
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MILAN, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Italy must not allow risks of instability in its banking sector to fester and will have to take action if lenders seeking to raise cash on the market face difficulties, Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco said in a newspaper interview on Tuesday.
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That's partly because of Shaw: While he dressed up "Widowers' Houses" (1892) with a love story, some comedy and several villains, his real concern is not an individual but a pressing social ill — slumlords' cruel exploitation of poor tenants — and the conditions that allow it to fester.
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Over the course of three months, with the support of the Latin American investigative network Connectas, and thanks to a grant from the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), a team of journalists from VICE Colombia tasked themselves with understanding the conditions that allowed these problems to fester.
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" CBS has enlisted two law firms to investigate its workplace environment, including accusations published by The New Yorker and The Washington Post that Mr. Fager touched female colleagues in ways that made them feel uncomfortable and allowed a culture of harassment to fester at "260 Minutes.
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The systems that clinicians rely on to detect improper opioid prescriptions – known as Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMPs) – hold great promise, but they operate as a patchwork of separate programs in each state, creating troubling blind spots that allow episodes of abuse and unintended misuse to fester.
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"It's eliminated a huge chunk of my depression and my anxiety, and it's given me a reason to continue on each and every day outside of my addiction," Fester said, describing the relief he felt at not having to chase down dealers or worry about arrest or overdose.
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While Wilson praised Instagram and other technology companies for developing tools to fight harassment, she noted that the problem of online harassment will likely fester until more women and people of color are in positions of power in Silicon Valley, a place with a dismal record in that regard.
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I think when you have a join button or a subscribe button into a small community or a close community, you develop a lot of these really isolated sort of bubbles, where things can really fester quite quickly, and it's also hard to see what's going on inside.
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The participants signed a commitment to "expose corruption wherever it is found, to pursue and punish those who perpetrate, facilitate or are complicit in it, to support the communities who have suffered from it, and to ensure it does not fester in our government institutions, businesses and communities".
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This isn't a book that says it's fine to escape yourself with drugs and alcohol, or sex, or isolation—it's not, we need to look after ourselves—but it dismantles the shame and self-loathing that can fester when the issues that affect us are pushed into the shadows.
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The renewed unrest across North Africa has also underscored the idea that the fundamental problems that exploded into the earlier uprisings have continued to fester, including soaring populations of disaffected young people, closed and corrupt economies unable to absorb job seekers and authoritarian governments unresponsive to the public.
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Sally (Imelda Staunton) married the philandering Buddy (Peter Forbes) and left New York to fester in Arizona and fight with her sons, leaving the childless Phyllis (Janie Dee) to embrace the kudos and cachet of Manhattan society in the company of the successful ex-politico, Ben (Philip Quast).
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It will be a final departure, not only for Ms. Waight Keller but also from recent industry practice, with brands more often than not allowing designer-leaving rumors to fester through a maybe-or-maybe-not final show, casting an ambiguous pall over the event for critics and retailers.
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And since Pugsley's impending "Sabre Mazurka" — a sort of bar mitzvah-esque coming-of-age ceremony involving a sword dance — is set to bring the entire extended Addams family into town, Gomez's brother Fester (Nick Kroll) and his mother Grandmama (Bette Midler) show up early to help with the preparations.
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If the rest of the U.S. were to allow a Texas-style Medicaid coverage gap to fester, "it'd be both a personal crisis for millions of Americans and a systemic crisis for the health-care industry," said Anne Dunkelberg, associate director at the Austin-based Center for Public Policy Priorities.
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He explained that by allowing the liquidity problem to fester in India's non-bank financial sector, the situation is increasingly turning into a solvency problem — which means it is becoming more of a matter of struggling non-banking financial companies and their ability to meet long-term debt and financial obligations.
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Though the movement may have since taken on a life of its own, many among those sitting on the fence have suspicions that it is being allowed to fester in part to put pressure on Rouhani, who was elected twice thanks in part to the support of the 2009 movement's backers.
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WATCH: WHITE HOUSE FACES BACKLASH AFTER MCCAIN COMMENT LEAKS The remark led to widespread criticism after it was reported last week, but no immediate public apology from Sadler or the White House -- a blunder, according to some in the White House, that has allowed the controversy to fester for days.
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" But Clinton also looked inward during her remarks, telling assembled guests that political divisions have caused fear and anxiety to fester and that she realizes she "cannot stand here and claim that my words and actions haven't sometimes fueled the partisanship that often stands in the way of our progress.
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If we lack the means to play the growing number of international nonzero-sum games to positive-sum outcomes, things will take a turn for the grim—and maybe very grim, as lethal technologies and tribal animosities get locked into a vicious circle and environmental problems of biblical proportions fester.
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But this massive repudiation did not bury his populist nationalism; it only encouraged the country's leadership to think of it as buried, to leave the problems that inspired it to fester unaddressed — and about 15 years later Le Pen's daughter is just a crisis or two away from genuine power.
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But close observers suggest the cardinal has a good chance of winning his appeal, which would ignite another round of anger among Catholics who believe the church is not doing enough to loosen priests' grip on authority, contributing to a culture of secrecy that allowed the sexual abuse problem to fester.
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Rather than treating Jimmy's deception as a hidden parasite on the season, left to slowly fester over the course of several episodes, Chuck meets humiliation in court—and his inability to admit he might have made a mistake, combined with his distrust of Jimmy, allows him to immediately sniff out what happened.
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Many of those picked up in and around the port city of Thoothukudi have since been bailed, but the wave of arrests highlights the tensions that continue to fester despite the Tamil Nadu state government's order to permanently shut down the smelter, on environmental grounds, in the wake of the May 22 shootings.
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"We're advocating both for greater funding and greater awareness: making the public aware that Zika has the full attention of our industry and federal authorities, and making policymakers aware that these issues can rapidly become a drag on the economy if fears are left out there to fester," he wrote in an email.
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The probe into how the San Francisco-based bank could have allowed abusive sales practices to fester for years at its branch network laid most of the blame on the former head of the retail division, Carrie Tolstedt, and some of her management team, in a report released to media on Monday.
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"It doesn't matter who the President is or what party they belong to: I strongly believe in the separation of powers and curbing the kind of executive overreach that Congress has allowed to fester for the better part of the last century, including during the Obama Administration," Tillis said in a statement.
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In February, the government's independent reviewer of counter-terrorism legislation, David Anderson QC, argued in written evidence to a parliamentary select committee that the policy had become a "significant source of grievance" among British Muslims and that it encouraged "mistrust to spread and to fester" among the communities it was meant to help.
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In a West Wing where senior officials have developed something of a bunker mentality to keep the chaos at bay and survive each day, this better-not-to-know approach allowed the Porter problem to fester and raises questions about whether the White House is capable of creating a system with greater accountability.
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The neocon line on Obama is that he refused to intervene in Syria, allowing a brutal civil war to fester and contributing to the growth of ISIS, and that more generally he has been pursuing a foolish realignment of the United States away from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states and toward Iran.
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Judging by how intensely Republicans and Democrats reject anti-Semitism by members of the opposite party, they should be able to agree on a common approach to tackling a problem that is already growing at an exponential rate in Europe and has a millennial history of devastating societies that let it fester.
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"Every time we let any hate speech fester without rebuke, we perpetuate a future where kids and adults like my own child could be the next target for violence merely for catching the eye of a man so insecure in them self [sic] that they would resort to violence because of attraction," he wrote.
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Democrats swept control of Congress in 2006 on the strength of a campaign that leaned heavily on the ethical failures of the Bush-era Republican Party—capped off by the revelation that House ethics practices had allowed Republican leaders to let what by all appearances was a pedophilia scandal fester, despite their knowledge of it.
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Watching the Celtics defense enact a scouting report that just says "Who gives a shit?" and letting Jeff Green fester beyond the line while his assigned defender does everything he can to deter LeBron from getting into the paint, thoughts drift to the difference between what a general manager does and what a scout does.
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Because history has shown us over and over again that only by avoiding our knee-jerk instinct at isolated self-protectionism and instead leaning into the shared risk that we all in fact have in a globalized society, can we more quickly ameliorate the effects of pathogens before they fester and emerge in new outbreaks.
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To get ahead of the trajectory of the tomorrow's terrorist threat, we must collectively address the two key factors laid out by the NIC: contending with the foreign terrorist fighters coming out of Syria and Iraq and addressing the festering conflicts that create looming disequilibria and the ungoverned spaces in which tomorrow's threats can fester.
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It's been a hugely influential platform for the alt-right movement, and Tuesday seemed to be one of the first times Twitter has heeded critics who say it has allowed hate to fester on its platform for too long, slicing off some of white nationalism's biggest proponents from a part of their audience that was active and growing rapidly.
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A plainly critical Khashoggi urged the crown prince to tour the city of Detroit to seek lessons on how it reinvented itself after the crash of the auto industry: Many inner cities in Saudi Arabia fester today as Detroit once did — they are miserable Third World slums that completely mock the oil riches of the kingdom.
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Still, pockets—empty pockets—of anti-Semitic tropes still fester: web sites dedicated to the kabbalistic significance of the number 613 (the number of mitzvot, or commandments, in the Torah), and to the Zionist Occupied Government perpetrated by Lloyd Blankfein at Goldman Sachs; Ben Bernanke was chair of the Fed; Robert Zoellick, also at Goldman, headed the World Bank.
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Both of these books are important reminders that whether or not it is ultimately a story with a happy ending will be a function of our collective willingness to closely examine the sector's origins to better understand not only the sources of innovation but how the most destructive aspects of the culture were allowed to fester for so long.
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Before she knows it, the resentment begins to fester and Alice starts taking her lead from 1950s Nellie — whose first lie to her husband "coincided with the first time she discovered another woman's lipstick stain on his shirt collar" — misleading Nate about everything from birth control to the humiliating career scandal that drove Alice to leave her job.
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"This potentially could've been controlled earlier in the outbreak, when it was in a rural area, but letting it go fester underground with unknown chance of transmission, has really prolonged it, and we need to make sure we do everything we can to stamp it out now," says Dr. Ben Dahl, a leader of the CDC response based in Goma.
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And when hatred is given a safe harbor, when it's given space to fester, when it brazenly puts itself on display in a historic American city, when its distorted world view is fueled uninterrupted in forum after forum on the web, when it hears an American political leadership say good people can be found among those spewing this ugly bile — it grows.
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The reality is that the only "cure" for the continued cycle of gridlock is for enough lawmakers to conjure the political courage to reach out to each other—regardless of numerical advantage—and compromise on some, if not all, of the major issues Congress has allowed to fester for so long—immigration, the deficit and spending, healthcare and the like.
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"If I could retrace the epidemic as it shape-shifted across the spine of the Appalachians, roughly paralleling I-81 as it fanned out from the coalfields and crept north up the Shenandoah Valley, I could understand how prescription pill and heroin abuse was allowed to fester, moving quietly and stealthily across this country, cloaked in stigma and shame," she writes.
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Hitting theaters in advance of its more logical home on Netflix, this handsome movie captures the pageantry of the Vatican, and bores into the philosophical issues separating these two pontiffs: Benedict, an stern traditionalist, among those who allowed the Catholic Church's child-molestation crisis to fester; and Francis, a more worldly reformer, convinced the church must adapt to modern realities.
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"If the board was aware of the settlements and refused to investigate and mitigate the risk, instead allowing the problem to fester, then it failed in its risk oversight function and facilitated a tone at the top that permits unethical behavior by high performers," Dieter Waizenegger, CtW's executive director, wrote in the letter, referring to settlements paid to women at Fox News who made sexual harassment allegations.
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But there have been major instances of anti-Semitism within the ranks of the Labour party since Corbyn's rise to power (some MPs were suspended), which has led some critics to accuse him of allowing anti-Semitism to fester within the party, or at least failing to do enough to condemn it and take the very real concerns from Jewish lawmakers and others in the community seriously.
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Between the Battle of Britpop and that time every British person with an internet connection bought a dozen copies of an 21960-year-old Rage Against The Machine song to piss off Simon Cowell in 24, the UK has made a habit over the years of dragging the weirdest songs to the front of the public consciousness and leaving them there to fester for just a bit too long.
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There's not much in the way of illuminating personal anecdata in the man's biography, so they cast him as the Master Dealmaker despite his lack of actual made deals—he tends to get a lot of credit for belatedly signing off on unsatisfactory ends to artificial crises that he, through inaction, allowed to fester—or the man beset by, and at the risk of losing his power to, an unwieldy new class of right-wing nuts (the Tea Party, and then Trump).
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"When hatred is given a space to fester it encourages the seedier side of society to come out ... and the president of the United States assigns moral equivalence to these dark forces," Biden said during a rally at Youngstown State University in support of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE and other candidates, The Toledo Blade reported.
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