My friend, Kate, took this photo, which shows the festering pile of garbage on our plates and, in the distance, a festering pile of garbage right outside the tent.
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Syrians could thus turn into another dispossessed, festering, violent diaspora.
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"This whole situation has been festering for months," Bibb said.
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If you'll recall, Cabello departed after months of festering tension.
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They are left in festering limbo on remote Pacific islands.
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But professionals in the industry say issues are still festering.
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Gretchen is festering in Lindsay's apartment, too agoraphobic to go
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It's a festering sore, because it's never been dealt with.
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But in Logan, his chest is carved with large, festering chasms.
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China and India have a festering border dispute dating back decades.
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"He is a festering boil on the anus of American media."
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They're festering, and it's going into the second and third generation.
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Which brings us back to the festering horrorscape of the internet.
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West Virginia needs to dig deeper to find what's festering underneath.
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Monte dei Paschi's problems have been festering for nearly a decade.
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It turned out that there was a lot of festering going on.
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"It's been festering and now it's all opened up again," says Michael.
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Mr Assad likes to portray it as a festering nest of jihadists.
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It's a festering pimple on our conversations, growing bigger and more enflamed.
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"I don't think we had a lot of pressure (festering)," Ryan said.
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Russia has called militants there a "festering abscess" that must be liquidated.
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Underfunded state and local pensions are a festering issue for muni bonds.
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The president's critics realize that long-festering social divisions must be confronted.
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Skinny dogs with festering wounds sniff the ground for scraps of food.
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There are a lot of reasons Trump's election remains a festering wound.
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A greasy, festering mess, he voices displeasure with the young Henry, a.k.a.
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Background reading: • How festering anger at Mr. Comey ended in his firing.
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The storms' lingering aftermath laid bare the eco-resort's long-festering problems.
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That would throw a spotlight on what is clearly a festering injustice.
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A stagnant pond, festering with mosquitoes, collected each year outside Bulu's house.
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Concerns remain, however, over the festering trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.
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But he has always been solution-centric rather than festering on those differences.
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Atticus Finch, older, in poor health, reveals his ugly, festering racism to his
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The judges remained impassive, disconnected from the festering emotions in the public gallery.
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We will end the rancid culture of corruption festering under this Republican Congress.
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It was an illustration of the festering swamp Donald Trump promised to drain.
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Each one containing a small festering chunk of this thing we call life.
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Russia's role became a new wedge issue, the doubt that keeps on festering.
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It was part of a mangrove forest that stank of festering weird stuff.
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There is pure rage festering toward the federal government's mismanagement and inhumane attitude.
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However, tension has been festering between Bannon and other top advisors to Trump.
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While the military says most homes are safe, it has acknowledged long-festering problems.
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CONFIRMED. IT IS A FESTERING EMPTY CUP OF YOGURT NEXT TO AN EMPTY POWERSTRIP.
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Probably not fatally, unless there is another scandal festering in the Home Office's basement.
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The second festering problem is the public's lack of faith in Britain's immigration system.
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Centuries-old buildings and temples lie cracked or in ruins, like festering national wounds.
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But a secret is festering inside of me and it needs to get out.
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It looks like something extruded from a teenage pimple or a long festering wound.
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It's a festering wound that has never been properly cleaned -- though many have tried.
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Two years later, with more than 9,500 people killed, the conflict is still festering.
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Festering becomes a highly dramatic — and kinetic — art when it's Isabelle Huppert who's stewing.
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Marubeni's expansion in cold chain service in China comes as a festering Sino-U.
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Or should this artificial, long-festering sea be left alone to dry up entirely?
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"This issue had been festering for several months," Mr. Baker said in an interview.
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He testified of marital problems festering until McCormack "said she was afraid" of Durst.
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The debate became a proxy battlefield for a host of festering East German grievances.
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But the latest standoff has inflamed festering resentments over India's influence in the country.
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Its detention of asylum seekers on Manus Island and Nauru is a festering sore.
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The question of blindsides cracks open the shell of paranoia that's been festering at camp.
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Independent of the investigation, Cohen is a festering and ugly wound for the White House.
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These festival wristbands have been festering upon your skin for... How long is it now?
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The timing of the two referendums was fixed decades ago, to defuse long-festering conflicts.
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Public debt is above 130% of GDP and the banks are laden with festering loans.
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But compared to the politics of fear currently festering, even digital connection can be refreshing.
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The yuan has lost more than 2.93% against the dollar since the festering China-U.
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Broad focus in financial markets was on the festering trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.
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"So from all points of view, this festering abscess needs to be liquidated," he said.
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How much longer can they ignore the problems festering at the heart of their relationship?
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I mean, every festering fear on the reactionary right is crammed into that one article!
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But despite the festering civil unrest in recent years, Ethiopia's economic fundamentals have remained strong.
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The airport in South Sudan's capital is a sweltering tent next to a festering puddle.
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But the absence of information has allowed festering speculation that the emails must be significant.
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He peeled back a bandage on his shin, revealing a line of deep, festering lesions.
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The yuan has lost more than 2.5% against the dollar since the festering China-U.
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The genitals of Britain are all festering time bombs, at least according to the tabloids.
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Mr. Lavrov last week described Idlib as a "festering abscess" that needed to be drained.
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This year's premise -- the West is weakening -- is an extension of those festering transatlantic differences.
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BOSTON — Major League Baseball told the Red Sox and Orioles to stop their festering feud.
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See: Festering becomes a highly dramatic — and kinetic — art when it's Isabelle Huppert who's stewing.
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A bigger role for foreign investors might have prompted Japanese banks to tackle their festering problems.
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Malware from the first attack had been festering in the DNC's system for a whole year.
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Elsewhere patients lined up at clinics with horrendous coughs, festering wounds and hernias spilling into trusses.
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Opponents call the statues a festering symbol of racism, while supporters say they honor American history.
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With this festering problem lanced, radical Islamists worldwide lose an important talking point and rallying cry.
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They are Belgian and French citizens, criminals and thugs, radicalized in the festering tenements of Brussels.
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The inland algae is festering in the vast canals and winding inland waterways of Southwest Florida.
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Investors are skittish that a festering trade skirmish will grow into a full-on trade war.
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But failure could leave it with yet one more festering source of tension in the Balkans.
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He also appears to see the dangers of failing to tackle the long-festering debt problem.
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But beneath the public health crisis is a political one that has been festering for years.
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Would your child then clean those dishes after, or leave them to be a festering mess?
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He somehow wriggled free from his bonds, but then he developed festering sores on his back.
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He lacks the fortitude to see our nation through the dark and festering danger of bigotry.
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But school gyms and music halls — some with collapsed roofs, others festering with mold — remain closed.
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It is also a vote of confidence in Beijing's aggressive policy response to a festering Sino-U.
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By the early 1930s international Shanghai was, as Paul French puts it, "a festering goitre of badness".
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The festering U.S.-China trade war creates problems for retailers like Target, CEO Brian Cornell said Wednesday.
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Tumblr allowed adult content from the beginning, and it ended up discovering a festering child porn problem.
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Mr. Cuomo's order seems intended to spotlight, not end, a festering problem in Mr. de Blasio's city.
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Policy makers across the globe are firefighting to tackle global growth worries amid the festering Sino-U.
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Instead, it makes invisible the discomfort and pain festering at the margins of our most cherished memories.
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But I don't know precisely where that leaves me other than in a hurt and festering place.
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Those disagreements, while festering and painful, have not driven North America apart when it comes to soccer.
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"A festering sore," he says in his report, "is much worse than a wound that is healed."
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Tensions have been festering in Thailand since 2006 when a coup removed then-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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You may find it difficult to sort out all the rivalries and counterplots festering among these women.
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Russia has described Idlib as a "nest of terrorists" and a "festering abscess" that must be resolved.
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The longer they stay in camps, the greater the danger that they become a permanent, festering diaspora.
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At Glendale's Central Park, Yoshiko Shimada and Tomorrow Girls Troop will commemorate this still-festering historical wound.
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He knows we're out there, us little people in the dark, festering with our own dirty secrets.
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Festering foreign policy matters like Iran and fresh tensions between India and Pakistan are on the table.
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Nearly six months after the battle ended, there are also still bodies festering out in the open.
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How many governments run lotteries festering the hopes of the masses for a quick path to riches?
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I felt queasy watching those emails populate my inbox in real-time, notifications like red, festering boils.
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Without congress, the government may press on despite the ruling, escalating a long-festering feud with the court.
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Festering problem of bad loans, meanwhile, has impeded credit flow and delayed full transmission of interest rate cuts.
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With this internal dispute still festering, the EU will turn to Tunisia and Morocco to host new sites.
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Absolutely. But mainly because this is a symptom of a much bigger problem that's been festering for decades.
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The area has been calmer in recent days but the shooting brought festering racial tension to the surface.
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With tensions still festering, officials on both sides of the ethnic divide were reluctant to talk with journalists.
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But the festering enmity between Kanye West and Taylor Swift over the lyrics to "Famous" challenges this assumption.
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The victim is the Trump presidency, which is in the grips of a festering and potentially fatal scandal.
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My brain refuses to accept the festering cinematic abscess known as The Last Stand (directed by Brett Ratner).
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I saw the festering problems firsthand when I worked at the VA at the start of my career.
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Resentment over technology companies' attitude towards what Ms Feinstein described as "a very big deal" is already festering.
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To the Editor: The festering anger I have felt throughout this Republican campaign season has now boiled over.
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There is only the rage, bottled up and festering, waiting for release in a cataclysm still to come.
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While China and India have tried to improve ties, a festering border dispute and deep mutual suspicions remain.
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This Sunday, two performances will take place in the park in commemoration of this still-festering historical wound.
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Rachel Hauck's naked, grimy set and Bradley King's unforgiving lighting are the perfect petri dish for festering thoughts.
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The grief was always there, festering beneath thin layers of denial sealed with the glue of false acceptance.
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Corporate greed seems to be festering in this conversation about how we fix our inhumane health care system.
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It's lonely and, yeah, sometimes you're full of rage over the top-down prejudices festering in antiquated institutions.
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There is little doubt that when the rage festering among them fully erupts, no one will emerge unscarred.
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In recent months, low-level dislike or indifference toward him has seemed to boil over into festering disdain.
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With the controversy festering, the 74-year-old Lopez Rivera said earlier this month he would forgo the award.
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The big question festering inside the company now: What the heck is Target's long-term plan to restart growth?
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But he was noticeably brief in his remarks about a festering dispute with China over the South China Sea.
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It's chock full of germs and bacteria, just sitting there festering until the next time you use it. Gross.
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It's full of things sloshing around queasily, all roiling seas and oil, with a festering pit full of offal.
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Outcast Tyler Down (Devin Druid), with his festering sense of right-below-the-surface rage, narrates the first episode.
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But it does nothing to resolve the festering conflict that sent people to the fence in the first place.
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Negotiations in Cuba broke down several times and at points exposed the hatred festering between the government and rebels.
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"This thread has pulled the scab off a festering wound," one employee wrote in the email thread, per Quartz.
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But this is not evidence that ISIS' brutal ideology is festering unseen and corrupting America like an infectious disease.
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When the police found Mama and her son Blacky festering in a parking lot, it was already too late.
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While leading a tour recently, a guide dressed in period costume explained the disease's festering progress in graphic detail.
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Perhaps bringing them into the debate today would let us reach a better solution to the festering immigration problem.
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The result is more country soap than biopic, a slow and soothing tale of family secrets and festering resentments.
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Most people walked straight past it, a festering eyesore in a city dominated by high rises and building cranes.
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We should not continue ignoring this festering wound that calls for a solution that is more healing than time.
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The coalition is already out there festering, hating government, believing in conspiracies, waiting for someone to focus their anger.
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In 1191, John used this festering resentment to lead a rebellion against Longchamp, forcing him to flee to France.
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"The task before Beijing to stabilize domestic demand amidst slower global growth and a festering trade war is not easy."
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However, that hasn't stopped speculation from festering, particularly as Trump has repeatedly gone out of his way to praise Putin.
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If it isn't working with an employee, cut the cord sooner rather than later to avoid office gossip from festering.
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Throughout the narrative, John's festering rage and the disquieting apathy of the town's residents seem to feed off one another.
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A problem amenable to a political solution will thus become a festering wound that will yield strife for all eternity.
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The Outsider, like so many of King's works, is in part an exploration of the ugliness festering within small towns.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Signs of a slowing Chinese economy and risks from steep tariffs brought in during a festering Sino-U.
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Both the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the government have nagged banks to deal with their festering bad loans.
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And what about that old block of baker's chocolate that's been festering in your pantry for a year or so?
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Before the election, Mr Tokayev took to Twitter to promise "political modernisation" and reforms to tackle festering socio-economic grievances.
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But as she continued to visit the 25.3-acre cemetery, the gratification of finding him grew into a festering anger.
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"This thread has pulled the scab off a festering wound," a Microsoft employee wrote in the email chain, Quartz reported.
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America today faces powerful headwinds: an ageing population, rising health-care and education costs, soaring inequality and festering social ills.
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Given her reputation, it was only a matter of time before someone arrived at her door with a festering snakebite.
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In fact the birth of the baby only sharpened tensions between mother and daughter that had been festering for years.
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There is a deep, festering malady at the heart of The Handmaiden, exacerbated by idle fantasy, cultural projection and denial.
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There is a unique opportunity to turn this crisis around at the upcoming summit and address this festering humanitarian crisis.
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But the violence, which began with an army mutiny nearly two weeks ago, has exposed festering divisions within the military.
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The issue of Trump's tone on social media, and politically-inspired violence in general, has been festering in recent weeks.
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Most of us would rather just sit in a pile of hot festering garbage than be forced to go outside.
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Leaving no room for winks or giggles, she makes Laurie's long-festering terror the glue that holds the movie together.
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The trade move came after China approved more soybean, wheat and barley imports from Russia, as a festering Sino-U.
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The Baghdad government did not respond to Reuters requests for comment on the reconstruction of Mosul and the festering tensions.
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Andrew Cuomo hired to fix this festering mess recently announced a plan that clocks in at a mere 10 years.
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The man standing before us, a middle-aged geologist with festering mother issues, doesn't like sharing his feelings with others.
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India, with which China has a festering border dispute, has expressed concern about Chinese military activity in the Indian Ocean.
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There is still deep mistrust between the neighbors over their festering border dispute, which triggered a brief war in 1962.
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Free, publicly accessible…disease-festering…germ apartments, filled by a mix of angry art students and passed-out old men.
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Markets have failed to accelerate in recent times due to fears of an impending global recession and the festering Sino-U.
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But very little has been explored until today about what might have been festering in the background on this Russian probe.
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Confirmation that the world of the super-rich is, if you ever doubted it, a festering abyss of hypocrisy and greed.
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However, it was not clear if deep and festering differences between the U.S. and Russia on these issues could be overcome.
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Its garbage trucks are covered with big pictures contrasting mouldering cardboard with healthy forests and festering table scraps with prospering farms.
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It is a trademark of Mr King's to use supernatural events to expose and inflame wounds already festering in small towns.
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Despite efforts by China and India to improve ties over recent years, deep suspicions remain, especially over a festering border dispute.
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They have spent their adult lives hanging out in the same fetid far-left subculture and supporting the same festering causes.
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And yes, let's blame the GOP, too: President Trump is a product of the white supremacy always festering in its heart.
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Opponents of such monuments view them as a festering symbol of racism since the Confederacy fought for the preservation of slavery.
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More recently, the festering online wound of the incel community has begun to express itself in the form of mass murder.
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Cheng said the U.S. and China have long had "festering trade disputes," with Trump bringing his own "disruptiveness" to the mix.
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Last week, I talked about how YouTube was letting its commenting system turn from a festering wasted opportunity into a liability.
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Ferguson and Nurmagomedov, however, have been scheduled to meet in the past, and have plenty of festering beef as a result.
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Since 2015, the country has also grappled with overflowing and festering landfills that spill trash onto the beaches and into sea.
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The land was a dumping ground in 1977, little more than a rash of grassy boils festering in the exhausted soil.
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The festering revolt on the question of sanctuary policies points to a broader dynamic that could shape elections across the country.
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Of course, that assumes that all parties want a resolution to this issue, rather than a festering, distracting political fight. Gen.
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As Mercury clashes with Saturn, you can address whatever has been festering over the past few months with gusto and intelligence.
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Niia (pronounced NIGH-uh) trades in songs about festering loneliness, and the most robust parts of "I" are its most troubled.
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In one case, a woman died from a flesh-eating bacterial infection after falling into the festering Harvey floodwater in her house.
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In many ways, President Obama was a band aid of decency and compromise on a rotten Washington culture that was festering underneath.
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Hell, Eminem's entire early career can be categorized by the festering animosity he held for figures like his mother and ex-wife.
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The violence was a re-awakening of a long-festering ethnic conflict between the mainly Muslim Azeris and their Christian Armenian neighbors.
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"I would like to make everything secret inside of me public so that there is nothing left in there, festering," she declares.
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Now Rosselló and his government have given a name and face to long-festering political and economic wounds, according to many demonstrators.
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"In this case, this is a problem that has been festering for some time -- and now we're finally paying attention to it."
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And yet, healing our festering political divisions requires a political and moral reckoning far beyond what individual acts of kindness can achieve.
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The festering controversy has played a part in British Labour's failure to take electoral advantage of the Conservative government's turmoil over Brexit.
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India, which has a festering border dispute with China, has looked at the latter's ambitions in South Asia including Nepal with concern.
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MAREK LASKIEWICZLeaderPolish Association in Great BritainLondon The European issue has been a festering boil for years and it needed to be lanced.
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His career both anticipated the rise of the celebrity athlete and spotlighted the racial antagonism festering in the age of Jim Crow.
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A ripe mound of earth, festering with sickly flowers and garbage, rises from the upstairs stage of the Flea Theater these days.
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But supporters of Bartholomew said that he hopes autonomy will heal festering divisions within Ukraine that Moscow has long failed to address.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that militants in Idlib had to be liquidated, describing them as "a festering abscess".
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Already, anti-Muslim sentiment was festering across the country, with extremist monks cheering on the persecution of the Rohingya and other Muslims.
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Meanwhile, there was the election of Donald Trump, whose message of nationalism only served as salt in the festering, unaddressed putrid wounds.
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But we must address the root, viral source of these many problems that are festering at the feet of the American democracy.
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Samsung, like South Korea as a whole, fosters a top-down, hidebound culture that stifles innovation and buries festering problems, they say.
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You saw the thumbnail, with its festering, yellowing boil of skin juice just bursting against the walls of its human skin cage.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration warned on Thursday that a festering dispute between Qatar and its fellow Arab neighbors is at an impasse.
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A commentator in the Communist Party's official People's Daily newspaper called Ms. Yau's and Mr. Leung's actions a "festering pustule" on Wednesday.
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Out of sight, out of mind, the country's political elite seems to say, appearing content to keep festering wounds in the margins.
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While the war against ISIS in Syria may be drawing to a close, a separate, festering conflict has reached a tipping point.
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We saw this in the wake of public reports about the festering culture of sexual harassment at the ride-sharing company Uber.
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That festering injustice—born of America's nineteenth century misadventures in colonialism—deprives Americans living in unincorporated territories of their right to representation.
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Resolving festering bad loans, either by forcing asset sales or seizing ownership, is an essential part of restoring the health of Indian banking.
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Although many institutional investors are more focused on commercial property sectors, concerns over Australia's housing market have been festering for quite some time.
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To make them even more unappealing, Jude (Kyle Breitkopf) points out that they carry a pungent smell from all those millennia festering underground.
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He praised Duterte for last year putting aside festering disputes with China and visiting Beijing, a trip he said was an "ice-breaker".
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For the rest of the world, the people that aren't festering pustules guised as human beings, there's the promise of an improved processor.
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Trump has, for better or worse, managed to bring festering resentments of the white working class to the surface of our political culture.
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"VW works hard on its own disruption," commented Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst, noting also a festering dispute between labour leaders and management.
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It isn't and the festering scandal is likely to weigh on the economy and may eventually spur a ratings downgrade, Oxford Economics says.
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The squalid camp, growing and festering for over a year, has become a symbol of Europe's faltering efforts to handle its migration crisis.
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Harvey Weinstein may be the central-casting version of a Hollywood predator, but he was just one festering pustule in a diseased industry.
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And the hints that Layla is growing uncomfortably close with the imam because of her husband's long-festering anger toward Islam aren't subtle.
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That makes the festering squabble in the Gulf a more urgent headache for him than the decades-old enmity between Israelis and Palestinians.
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At the same time, the gathering exposed a number of old and festering political wounds, which threatened to weaken the impact of it.
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Then, last summer, Mr. Epstein was charged with sex trafficking, and the festering business problems at Victoria's Secret escalated into a public crisis.
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Where Mr. Siegel went loud and lurid, Ms. Coppola has gone characteristically quiet, creating an unsettledness that Ms. Dunst nicely described as festering.
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Unless you want this festering asterisk on your legacy to overshadow the entirety of your climate work, it's time to choose a side.
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No reform, a festering immigration problem -- and a 2014 executive order by Obama that has caused all sorts of consternation on the political right.
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The differing views between the two countries, coupled with other festering grievances about the war, had long prevented a presidential visit to the site.
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As weary as members might be of this issue, which has been festering since the 2013 mayoral race, they need to dispose of it.
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There are real-world consequences to the festering hate on Twitter or Gab, and there are real victims of sex trafficking and child exploitation.
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He had developed a rare festering fungal lesion after he snipped a pimple with a woodworking blade, according to The Journal of Emergency Medicine.
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But we're not talking about Tandang from the Philippines, that went 19 days of festering resentment before backstabbing RC. It's only been a week.
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Shoup has documented devastating impacts of minimum parking requirements on everything from delayed redevelopment and festering inequality to transportation inefficiencies and greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Republican senators said that Cruz must return to Capitol Hill and make the case directly to his colleagues to help ease long-festering tensions.
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But the tensions between Comey and Trump had been festering for much longer -- even if the public didn't yet know the extent of it.
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The most recent settlement also moves Latin America's No. 22 economy closer to ending a festering 2115-year legal battle over its historic default.
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But blood in the skull can stay in like a festering secret, forming a clot and then pressing down on the squishy neural tissue.
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Mr. Trump, the official said, urged Prince Mohammed to settle the festering battle that pits Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates against Qatar.
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Tensions between the world's two largest economies have risen sharply since talks aimed at ending a festering trade war broke down in early May.
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If these kind of bone-deep problems don't get any air, they're just going to keep festering beneath the surface, rotting at the core.
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" She continues, "Shame needs a contained space in order to grow, and since I wasn't telling anyone, it was just festering inside me, unmonitored.
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Paul sees a news report about a political dissident involuntarily made tiny by an oppressive government and later discovers festering inequality around Leisureland itself.
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Many of the issues, like how to handle the tech sector, have been festering between the United States and China for a long time.
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One explanation is that the riots were not a response to a single police shooting, but rather the result of festering issues in Milwaukee.
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They have now discovered -- long after the shattered heart of Lower Manhattan was brought back to life -- debilitating illnesses and cancers festering in their bodies.
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The festering U.S.-China trade war could result in cumulative global GDP losses of 0.7 pct next year and 1.0 pct by 2020, they add.
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Like their precursors in al-Qaeda and ISIS, the White Flags have managed to home in on the country's festering sectarian, ethnic, and ideological wounds.
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Excellent news here at Gizmodo, where I presume what's left of our blogger-chewed Forbidden Sandwich is still festering in the back of a fridge.
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The difference is that Wakanda is real to him in ways that it isn't to us, and so that ache has transformed into festering anger.
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America's destiny, the President said, was imperiled by a political system festering in malice, gridlock and in the grip of the rich and the powerful.
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The festering European economic crisis was joined by two additional crises in 2015—the refugee crisis and the security crisis that public terrorist attacks generated.
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When I was young, I'd encountered them lurking in the porch of my aunt's home in Hong Kong, and their festering stench made me gag.
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The rift is festering and could, in the worst case, escalate as Russia and Turkey jockey to protect their vital interests in war-torn Syria.
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The festering dynamics within the Middle East do in fact support the abandonment of that narrative, which has increasingly been exposed as deceitful and disingenuous.
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"There is an indication that this perhaps has been festering and this was not an immediate, spur-the-moment thing," Aaron said of the dispute.
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We have seen them sick, pregnant, blotchy, with unevenly applied bronzer, with hangovers, pimples festering under their cheeks, lumpy pink mosquito bites on their shins.
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This is a nationwide civil war that has been festering just beneath the surface for some time, and more recently has surfaced with a vengeance.
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On the side exposed to the flash, their clothes were tattered, their bodies burned red and festering, their skin peeled back and hanging in shreds.
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After Sirleaf took office in January 2006 as Liberia's first elected female President, she oversaw years of peace and stability despite festering problems and challenges.
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Threats to progress include a festering insurgency and a development gap between the impoverished interior and the wealthier coast, which includes the capital of Tunis.
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Many South Koreans also worry that any expansion of military ties with the United States could worsen already festering tensions with North Korea and China.
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Twitter — focused on making money and growing its user base to please the public markets — largely ignored a festering harassment problem that worsened after Gamergate.
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Obviously in a divided nation, with extreme feelings of alienation on both sides of the political spectrum, it is the overwhelming and festering national need.
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And yet, a new survey suggests that the tech backlash festering on the far-right fringes has also escalated on the industry's largely liberal home turf.
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A top-level U.S. trade delegation is travelling to Beijing for talks on Thursday and Friday amid a festering dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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Not only does it seal in those festering odors from raw chicken trimmings and rotting fruit, but it also seals and changes the bag for you.
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But the ECB's decision in mid-2011 to hike rates pre-emptively went awry, fanning the currency bloc's festering debt crisis, and won't be easily forgotten.
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Pockets of rich Americans and the lack of opportunity implied for those who are shut out of those pockets represent a festering problem, says Mr Cowen.
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Whiteness is violence and films like Green Book act like a band-aid on the deep, infected and festering wound that is whiteness and anti-Blackness.
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Opponents of monuments to the Confederacy, which fought in the U.S. Civil War for the preservation of slavery, view them as a festering symbol of racism.
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The festering conflict has left a power vacuum that's been filled by warring factions and ISIS, which has fomented violent struggles in Libya, Iraq and Syria.
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But by that Monday night Emily Coombes was dead, lying on her bed with two gaping wounds near her heart, her body festering in the heat.
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The agreement largely quieted a festering fight over access to the materials by allowing the committee staff, not the FBI, to conduct the review of documents.
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The hitch: The U.S. government must approve the acquisition, and it might not do so if festering trade tensions between the Trump and Trudeau administrations prevail.
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Hillary Clinton's new campaign memoir, What Happened, has poked the festering wounds in the Democratic Party, but should also force a reckoning with her political legacy.
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She did not want us growing up amid the gut-wrenching poverty, anti-black bigotry and the violence that was festering in our hometown of Colon.
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A top-level U.S. trade delegation is traveling to Beijing for talks on Thursday and Friday amid a festering dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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And it comes with a steep price: Malaria, long driven to the fringes of the country, is festering in the mines and back with a vengeance.
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Mexico's constitution prohibits Peña Nieto from running in next year's presidential election, but the festering wounds exposed by Ayotzinapa are still likely to impact the contest.
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But I could see why those who don't like You feel that its long bath in Joe's toxicity doesn't lead to revelation, but to festering sores.
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Trade negotiations The real work takes place Tuesday, when Trump and Modi are expected to haggle over a festering trade dispute and discuss security-related matters.
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But in Brighton Park, residents said they viewed the recent rifle shootings as evidence that long-festering gang disputes have metastasized into something even more vicious.
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Now, could I see Sasha dying and Eugene later pretending that he was faking his Savior loyalty, after which his festering secret becomes a mini-subplot?
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After the utter disappointment of failing to repeal Obamacare, for which Trump still carries a festering grudge, did he sincerely think it would get another vote?
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Mukherjee's example is the prison, in which loneliness, depression, confinement, and the potent and addictive neurostimulant of nicotine combine to create a festering ground for cancer.
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Sanders is indeed a secular Jew, but he is also a firebrand preacher against economic inequality and racist systems still festering within the American social structure.
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New York City is frequently a focus of post-apocalypse fiction, but The Division sure makes the city's festering urban hellscape of death and disease look pretty.
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It may also be a way to placate his festering anger at reports that showed Barack Obama's inaugural crowd in 2008 to be larger than his own.
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To grasp the anger in Derry, recall that a lack of higher education has been a festering grievance in this mainly Catholic city for over 50 years.
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Ms Nielsen insisted that the festering crisis of family separation was "the exclusive product of loopholes in our federal immigration laws" that "create a functionally open border".
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What I realized in the reaction to that was this has been festering for too long, and it's about time to figure out how we go there.
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The more they try to protect important areas of decision-making, not least immigration, from the will of the people, the more they will create festering resentment.
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Much of that offset came from diverting manure from festering lagoons — where it releases methane and nitrous oxide into the atmosphere — into compost, a one-time benefit.
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Manchester by the Sea is Lonergan's third film, after You Can Count on Me (2000) and Margaret (2011), and again he dramatizes characters with festering psychic wounds.
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An ardent Europhile, Macron is deeply frustrated by how the festering Brexit crisis has distracted the EU from pursuing deeper cooperation and reconnecting with increasingly disillusioned voters.
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Though most Uzbekistanis are secular-minded and practise an easy-going brand of Islam, extremism is festering thanks to the repression of any form of religious opposition.
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But on Monday, the Netherlands and Belgium managed to settle a festering territorial problem, without firing a single bullet and with an unlikely spur: a headless corpse.
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Culture wars at shareholders' meetings and recent lawsuits against tech titans such as Google and YouTube over its lack of diverse hiring practices highlight the festering problem.
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Festering Sunni resentment helped spur the rise of the Islamic State and allowed its fighters to take over Sunni towns and cities in 2014 with relative ease.
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Chile, an Andean nation which produces nearly one-third of the world's copper, has suffered from floundering global prices for the red metal amid festering trade tensions.
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While my inability to author my life was festering in my mind, my grandfather's final chapter was forcibly written for him, resolutely restricting his body and mind.
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With some 234,000 to 5,000 inhabitants, Saint Jacques is urban France's largest Gypsy neighborhood, a festering sore of poverty and unemployment, a place normally drawing few allies.
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I feel like it was festering and I think the Obama administration just brought those frustrations to another place where people can spread the propaganda of hate.
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But simply punishing the makers of motorcycles, blue jeans and bourbon whiskey doesn't solve any of the problems festering beneath the skin of the liberal world order.
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The festering racism in Idaho, one of the whitest states in the country and the main base of the Aryan Nations, became fodder for national news stories.
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The struggle to confirm Kavanaugh split the country, deepened mistrust festering between rival lawmakers and threatens to further drag the Supreme Court into Washington's poisoned political stew.
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Festering ill feeling between the administration and Democrats boiled over when Mnuchin sought to leave a later hearing for an appointment with a senior official from Bahrain.
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"Both have shown courage and flexibility in stepping up to and dealing with this long-festering problem which was not of their making," Pollack said in a statement.
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Local communities say the violence grew out of festering disputes over land toward the end of last year, then escalated sharply, exacerbated by north-south, Muslim-Christian tensions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From Syria's festering conflict to the Bastille Day attack in Nice, Reuters photographers have been on the scene to record the biggest news stories this year.
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"There are many long-festering challenges that this nation has been facing and continues to face — and our elected leaders have failed to address them broadly," he said.
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There are many Band-Aids, but few opportunities to get at the larger issues of air travel, some of which have been festering below the surface for decades.
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Dozens have been killed on both sides during the recent flare-up of the long-festering ethnic tensions between the mainly Muslim Azeris and their Christian Armenian neighbors.
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Hopeful as he may be, Mr McDonagh does not have any practical answers to America's problems, but neither does he allow his humanism to excuse the festering brutality.
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This isn't grime, nor is it the sort of crust-ridden hip-hop that sounds like it's been festering in a half-smoked joint somewhere near Speaker's Corner.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's defense ministry on Monday warned India not to harbor any illusions about the Chinese military's ability to defend its territory, amid a festering border dispute.
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Why Wisconsin's law about police-related killings is different 'Worst place to live for African-Americans' The police shooting brought many of the festering racial tensions to surface.
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This is what is left of ISIS' prize city in Iraq -- festering dead, a few hundred yards of territory and about 200 diehard militants awaiting a final standoff.
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Festering animosity between the two boiled over earlier this year in a row over who should control the powerful jet sales department - a spat first disclosed by Reuters.
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Beijing has repeatedly urged Japan to show greater repentance for World War Two atrocities and the two sides have a festering territorial dispute in the East China Sea.
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If Egypt, home to about a quarter of the world's Arab population, could see the birth of meaningful citizenship, festering Arab humiliation would be replaced by empowering dignity.
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Since then, rubbish collection has halted and festering trash has piled up in the city streets, causing what researchers and campaigners now say is a public health emergency.
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But an investigation into Cayuga's history found that as the agency was shifting its focus to working for the federal government, problems were festering at its upstate campus.
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Possibly, you will just die of snakebite but more likely, you will live with venom pouring through your veins, festering and suppurating for the rest of your days.
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David Leege, an emeritus political scientist at Notre Dame, has trenchantly observed that There is more political capital in an issue left festering than in a problem solved.
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My original subject was the latest controversy in Catholicism's now-years-long Lent, in which conflicts over theology and sex abuse have merged into one festering, suppurating mess.
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It's called a shoey, and it's a trend that's thriving — or festering, depending on your stance — in Australian live music, as well as popping up at sporting events.
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It's an early sign that it will take more than a 34-mile megastructure to overcome the resentment that is festering between Hong Kong residents and mainland Chinese.
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Aides had insisted ahead of time that Trump would bypass mention of the impeachment, and he did not surprise them with any angry asides, despite his festering resentment.
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So it's of no help to the cause when Hillary Clinton, the party's 2016 nominee, disparages other Democrats and shatters party unity based on her own festering resentment.
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Once known as "Kin la belle", its residents—fed up with the festering rubbish and open gutters—re-christened the place "Kin la poubelle", or "Kin the dustbin".
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Tension between Bannon and other top advisors to Trump, including Chief Economic Advisor Gary Cohn and National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, had been festering inside the White House.
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Mr. Wang was sentenced to 10 years in prison, which could further irritate relations with the United States, where Iran's incarceration of Americans has been a festering issue.
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But privately lawmakers fretted that the anti-BDS resolution would ignite a powder keg over U.S. policy toward Israel that has been festering within the caucus for months.
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Last week's failed military coup in Turkey has unleashed turmoil in the country, and the resulting tensions between it and its European neighbors could exacerbate Europe's festering migrant crisis.
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To salt this strange and rapidly festering wound, the White House denies Assange's "deal," such as it was, had any bearing on their decision to release Manning before 2045.
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"Country star Neal McCoy" has cannonballed into the festering swamp that bears witness to the discussion over protests during the national anthem with a truly remarkable piece of music.
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President Donald Trump designated December 5 as a national day of mourning, and plans to attend Bush's funeral despite festering animosity between the 45th president and the Bush family.
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But in life, as in Valley of the Dolls, the real problem with the dolls, the pills, is that they never cure the real problem festering under the surface.
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"The outlook for global growth, and any drag from the festering trade dispute, remain key issues for markets," said Michael McCarthy, Sydney-based chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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But festering global trade tensions, the scaling back of electric vehicle subsidies in China and a wave of new output have stifled both demand and prices in recent months.
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But in Jordan, most of the Syrians are scattered in cities and towns, straining the resources of schools, hospitals and other services and fueling a festering resentment among Jordanians.
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Once you've fired off the very first thing that popped into your head, sit back and watch your Twitter mentions devolve into a beautiful, festering pile of fresh hell.
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Criticism of the government's inability to prevent such large-scale bloodshed adds to already festering discontent and a deep political divide between Somalia's regional states and its federal authorities.
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Against the background of a festering trade war between eastern and western economies, data ownership, in particular around children, will emerge as a political topic and strategic business challenge.
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The financial engineering was built on unsustainably risky bets, and the distractions arising from that complicated and politicised business led bosses to ignore festering problems on the industrial side.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday described militants in Syria's last big rebel-held enclave of Idlib as a "festering abscess" that needed to be liquidated.
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But winning it all will only put a temporary Band-Aid on a gaping, festering wound that opened during the 2014 World Cup and threatens Brazil's chances for 2018.
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The young fans in attendance were perhaps more oblivious to the still-festering repercussions of Mcdonald's untimely and unjustified death, but that made his approach all the more important.
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Unfortunately, the President does not seem interested in crafting a balanced and comprehensive immigration bill that could address a whole host of issues that have been festering for years.
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We need policy that: Housing insecurity and class isolation are moral wounds festering at the heart of our nation's cities, dictating school graduation rates, health outcomes and life expectancies.
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In 1932, on the eve of Hitler's rise to power, she traveled across Germany, saw festering anti-Semitism, even attended Nazi rallies and once saw Hitler deliver a tirade.
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One afternoon in May, a homeless woman named Jessica came to the Highland E.R. with a festering abscess on her arm, the result of a heroin injection gone bad.
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British Columbia would have been a politically troubled choice because of a festering feud over a proposed $21960 billion extension of a pipeline from Alberta's oil sands to Vancouver.
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The attack took place in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, where a festering Islamist insurgency threatens security in a nation set to become a top global gas exporter.
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And Tina Fey and John Slattery team up as old marrieds waging war against their festering troubles on the tennis court in a tale directed by Sharon Horgan ("Catastrophe").
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All parties faced a strong incentive to uphold stable ties despite the occasional tensions over the Tiananmen Square massacre, and festering disputes over human rights, Taiwan and other issues.
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The attack took place in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, where a festering Islamist insurgency threatens security in a nation set to become a top global gas exporter.
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Leaders of Asia's two giants pledged last year to cool a festering border dispute, which dates back to a brief border war in 1962, though the disagreement remains unresolved.
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That comes as Washington is looking to diversify its sources of supply for 35 minerals used in smartphones, computers and military equipment amid a festering trade war with China.
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The air force is down to 33 squadrons, against its requirement of 45 to face both China, with which it has a festering border dispute, and nuclear-armed rival Pakistan.
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The White House says the administration continues to "actively prepare" for a possible summit with Kim Jong Un. The report , though, addressed the brutal conditions festering inside Kim&aposs kingdom.
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With interest rates rising and a trade war festering, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 are on pace for their worst December performance since the Great Depression.
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That comes on top of rocky relations with America itself, the festering sore of war-torn Afghanistan to the north-west, and Pakistan's age-old and bitter animosity towards India.
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In June of this year, reeling from the conclusion of a long-festering heartbreak, I went to see Tom Petty play an arena show in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio.
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If there are unresolved bigger issues that are festering in your relationship, then your partner might "take liberties to discharge their aggression when your back's against the wall," he says.
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But the charm of The Occupation is in its story, in unraveling the web of intrigue and jealousies that have been festering in the heart of the privatized surveillance state.
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Locals say the Kaduna violence grew out of festering disputes over territory in October and November, then escalated sharply, exacerbated by north-south, Muslim-Christian tensions in a patchwork nation.
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The source said McConnell was deeply concerned that Trump is reopening long-festering racial tensions, something that could fan the flames ahead of demonstrations expected this month in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Seemingly every festering issue of his presidency was thrust into plain view, with moments both awkward and outrageous that, even 200 days into Trump's norm-busting presidency, managed to astonish.
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Greece now has a more stable and accepted member of the European and Euro-Atlantic family of nations on its border instead of a hostile, festering and potentially unstable neighbor.
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The report is likely to reopen wounds left festering since the 2016 election and breathe new life into the debate over the extent to which Comey's actions secured Trump's victory.
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We've also seen proto-Trumpers like Ted Nugent compare himself, as a frequently extreme gun-rights advocate, to Rosa Parks -- a twitch that has clearly been festering for a while.
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Russia says there is no option in northwest Syria but to root out the Nusra Front, calling the area "a terrorist nest" and "a festering abscess" that must be cleansed.
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If he's unable to lift France out of its economic malaise, all those festering anxieties will come bubbling up five years from now when the next presidential election is held.
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In July last year authorities shut the main landfill site for garbage from the capital without providing an alternative, causing months of festering rubbish to pile up around the city.
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Granted, this might say more about my own deep-seated, festering resentments and total incomprehension when faced with an idea of fun that differs from my own, extremely narrow, parameters.
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And there is hope that the anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism festering in Europe today can be combated by enlightening young Germans about what happened just over 70 years ago.
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Spain is staring at a festering, long-term conflict, unfolding in a deeply divided region and driven by emboldened separatists whose demands could now be harder than ever to ignore.
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So when I found out a week later that my dry scalp, which I had asked him to scratch, was actually a festering case of lice, I told him nothing.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A scion of Thailand's biggest autoparts group launched a political party in Bangkok on Thursday as an alternative to established parties, promising to bridge a festering political divide.
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Leaders of Asia's two giants pledged last May to cool a festering border dispute, which dates back to a brief border war in 1962, though a messy territorial disagreement remains.
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The ugly truth is that most of the dedicated, professional journalists killed or festering in jail for their reporting are local reporters -- natives of the oppressive regimes they are covering.
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Russia, President Bashar al-Assad's main backer from outside the region, said on Wednesday that militants there must be liquidated and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov described them as "a festering abscess".
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And we do have to underscore that the war on conservative women, right of center women, independent thinking, limited government women has been waged and festering for a long, long time.
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Cysts are often accompanied by some sort of odor — which smells exactly like what you would imagine a collection of festering moist skin cells to smell like upon hitting the air.
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Here are some of the other great Gizmodo stories from the past week that will hopefully help take your mind off all the other festering crap mid-February has to offer.
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On Tuesday, with the birthplace questions festering, Mr. Cruz did not hesitate to shift course — even as he insisted, somewhat incongruously, that he would not reciprocate with attacks on Mr. Trump.
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However, any boost has been capped by higher output from the United States and concerns about the impact of the festering U.S.-China trade dispute on global growth and fuel demand.
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Newly-appointed Vice President Wang Qishan, a key ally of President Xi Jinping, is likely to be tasked with handling the Trump administration and festering trade tensions with the United States.
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Recently, the fund chastised its own work in Greece, where a festering debt crisis and wrenching recession has kept the Hellenic Republic clinging by a thread to its euro zone membership.
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Meanwhile, 900 miles to the north, in Baltimore, US Catholic bishops met to discuss next steps in addressing the same problem, which has become a festering institutional crisis across the globe.
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But because my evaluation unit is "Caribbean Green" which is, I believe, the last color you'll see when standing too close to one of those festering beached whales as it explodes.
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While making some changes to reduce pay and add more performance-based elements, it had not bowed until this year to the non-binding votes — a festering issue with Wall Street.
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" She implored the people to protect themselves against that irksome inner voice, festering top-of-mind after Election Day, that would wonder, "Ohhhhhh, if only I had done a little more.
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The arrests deepened a festering crisis for Vale, the world's largest iron ore mining company, whose share price has tumbled 18 percent since the disaster and subsequent civil and criminal probes.
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We can keep our heads in the sand and pretend that the issue doesn't exist, but that is unlikely to heal what amounts to a festering wound on the body politic.
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From the turmoil in Charlottesville, Va., to President Trump's criticism of football players' — many of them black — kneeling during the national anthem, primordial wounds caused by racial divisions are festering anew.
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Watching these women win has been a salve on a festering two-year-old wound, as a president who ran on misogyny and racism used his platform to amplify that bigotry.
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It is clear that there is festering sexual and financial corruption in the hierarchy; it is clear that there are problems in the way the Church trains priests and selects bishops.
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Why it matters: As communications become more closed off and private, experts worry that private group forums online may be festering hateful activity that could manifest itself in dangerous offline behavior.
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But it's not black people whom Eric hates, or not nearly as much as he hates the Irish, a race for which he has a seemingly inexhaustible vocabulary of festering epithets.
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She documents Brazil's still-festering divisions through a personal rather than journalistic lens, narrating events in the first person and using the political battles within her own family as a backdrop.
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That's especially true of the festering sourness of the grown-ups — including Conor's uncomfortably married parents (Amy Warren and Billy Carter) and the sadistic priest who runs Conor's school (Martin Moran).
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Yet it also crosses class and party lines, so it is ready-made for politicians looking to play on the region's festering grievances as a wave of nationalism sweeps the Continent.
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That means the fund would be a temporary salve on a deep and festering wound — and that McConnell and the Trump administration will almost certainly need to offer a bigger bribe.
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Aside from being a sad, demoralizing hellscape, Tinder is festering with liars and cheats, from rich dudes who pay other people to flirt for them to serial dine-and-dash daters.
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But experts point to how they have previously failed to work together to prevent festering militancy and banditry from worsening, plagued as they are by mistrust, dormant territorial disputes and limited capabilities.
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We know that within trans and queer communities - especially trans and queer communities of color - there has been a festering resentment of HRC's narrow agenda and prioritization of cozying up to corporations.
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Weighing on morale were concerns about the new Italian government's commitment to the euro zone, but of potentially far greater immediate economic impact was a festering trade dispute with the United States.
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It was the first time either side had alleged Egyptian involvement in South Sudan's festering conflict, which pits President Salva Kiir's military against forces loyal to his former vice president, Riek Machar.
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IN THIS week's Bagehot column I ventured that Amber Rudd, Britain's home secretary, was probably not fatally wounded by recent events, "unless there is another scandal festering in the Home Office's basement".
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These platforms have succeeded in making themselves indispensable to many users, which renders absurd the suggestion that the abuse festering there is something people can easily "opt out of" by not participating.
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A rock fan drawn to romantic melodrama in all its festering erotic glory may very well see no contradiction in an aesthetic equally beholden to Neil Tennant, Stevie Nicks, and Bruce Springsteen.
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It is even harder to square his government props for farmers with the demonizing of socialism he has pursued as a campaign tactic, poking at a festering divide in the Democratic Party.
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Across China's metropolises, the appetite of a burgeoning middle class for expensively fresh U.S. cherries has become a symbolic casualty of China's festering, tit-for-tat trade battle with the United States.
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"My family was caught up in a situation of being in the wrong place at the wrong time because of something that was already festering in that neighborhood," says Michael, now 59.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Manila and Beijing are to hold direct talks on the South China Sea for the first time Friday, a move that may strengthen Beijing's hand in the festering dispute.
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As a result, a single off-hours puncture would still be festering after more than two days, while a wound from the mouse's active hours would close after less than two days.
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More than a century later, in the mid-1980s, fighting broke out between supporters of independence and those who wanted to remain French, amid festering anger over poverty and poor job opportunities.
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The festering sore of Brexit continues to raise a host of challenges for both the EU and Britain, while Greece, Italy and Spain continue to struggle economically despite strong broader European growth.
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It is a measure of the shock and dismay that are still festering in Washington after his performance in Finland that for once Trump is finding it impossible to change the subject.
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A president with no prior foreign policy experience takes on a festering conflict that has vexed the world for years with a blend of impulse and improvisation, and with no certain outcome.
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Not only does biting your nails mean you're ignoring that measure altogether, it also means you're essentially eating the bacteria that could be festering under between your nail bed and your nail.
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At a time of festering anti-European sentiment, the debate over one of the world's largest subsidy programs highlighted a fissure that cuts far deeper than a simple dispute over farm policy.
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The festering trade dispute has curbed almost all imports of soybeans from the United States, China's No. 2 supplier, tightening supplies of the beans used to make soymeal and driving up prices.
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But there's one crucial difference festering between them, namely the nature of how Margaret first came to be under Quigley's employ years and years ago — when Margaret was just 10 years old.
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The move comes a week before Rex Tillerson makes his maiden trip to China as U.S. Secretary of State, amid festering tensions between the world's top two economies over aluminum and steel trade.
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SHANGHAI, May 26.9013 (Reuters) - China stocks fell on Friday, posting the worst monthly decline since last October, as festering trade tensions between Beijing and Washington reduced risk appetite and stoked economic slowdown fears.
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The focus of last night's episode of American Horror Story: Apocalypse wasn't the end of the world, or Cody Fern's Interview With a Vampire-esque hair, or snakes pouring out of festering wounds.
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For almost three weeks Mr Turnbull had endured a festering embarrassment after the press reported an affair between Barnaby Joyce, the previous Nationals leader, and his former press secretary, who is now pregnant.
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It was the largest experiment in civilian national service in U.S. history, with 3 million young unemployed men serving over a decade to save our resources and themselves from festering in the streets.
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Vietnam demanded China move a controversial oil rig on Thursday and abandon plans to start drilling in waters where jurisdiction is unclear, the latest sign of festering unease among the two communist neighbors.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea on Friday adamantly rejected an American request to continue sharing military intelligence with Japan, as the two American allies remained locked in festering disputes over trade and history.
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The proceeds will be used to make the payments and settle the festering legal case that has locked it out of the international capital markets and contributed to a distorted economic policy framework.
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Anyway, you'd be excited to think that this was just some kind of Mickelson-incentivized decision to join the rest of the festering internet universe, but it seems that some PR was afoot.
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The Accountable Capitalism Act bids fair to begin the process both of correcting long-festering problems in our corporate governance and of restoring a system of incorporation that works for all corporate stakeholders.
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Festering bad loans have made banks wary of fresh lending, forcing cash-strapped firms to keep a lid on capital outlays and, in any case, many factories are still running well below capacity.
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Certain favelas, the urban areas here that largely coalesced as squatter settlements, are festering with ire over the Games — especially those that were literally torn apart to make way for the Olympic overhaul.
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San Lorenzo remains without power or running water and Santos wants to get her bedridden grandmother, who has developed a festering skin ulcer on top of her anemia and thyroid problems, out soon.
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And yet the crisis has also created unexpected opportunities, notably for cooperation on counterterrorism, both in the Philippines and regionally, and for finally resolving long-festering insurgencies in Muslim areas of the country.
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SO YOU ARE EXEMPTING THE STATE THAT IS HOME TO THE FESTERING CANKEROUS CONFLICT OF INTEREST THAT THE ADMINISTRATION LIKES TO CALL THE "WINTER WHITE HOUSE" AND NONE OF THE OTHER AFFECTED STATES???????
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The nation has been pursuing multiple ways to reduce its consumption of feed ingredient soymeal, made from soybeans, amid a festering trade war with the United States, its No.13 supplier of beans.
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Photo: Associated PressThe Museum of London has added a hardened gob of sewage to its permanent collection to properly honor the festering abomination that has plagued the Victorian-era subterranean infrastructure in recent years.
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Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee boycotted a subcommittee hearing Wednesday, in a sign that the panel's partisan clashes during the impeachment inquiry are festering even after that chapter has come to a close.
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It is made up of a people who don't want to pay their taxes or have some festering grievance with the government, an employer, a bank, or some entity in a position of power.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi is already taking action to end festering conflicts between Myanmar's military and armed ethnic groups, and promises to strengthen fragile democratic institutions and bring economic opportunity to Myanmar's people.
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We endured an uncomfortable two-year stand off, where he didn't want to use condoms and I didn't want to lose my mind or have my face turn into a festering pool of pus.
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His tactics can lack diplomatic elegance (mostly by intention) and anger partners, but it's undeniable he has locked his legacy-seeking sights on what looks to be an overwhelming list of long-festering problems.
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Robust Japanese purchases of LPG, often used as fuel for transport or cooking, underscore how the impact from the festering trade dispute between Washington and China is rippling across supply chains around the world.
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But nobody expects issues festering since India's partition in 1947—notably the status of Indian-administered, Muslim-majority Kashmir, which at times seemed tantalisingly close to resolution under Mr Singh—to be solved soon.
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In his speech at the Indiana school, Pence squarely addressed the festering controversy of what constitutes free speech on campus, an issue that has intensified at many universities since Trump's election victory last year.
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The pact is seen as a means of addressing a number of festering issues that have become stumbling blocks as global trade has soared, including e-commerce, financial services and cross-border internet communications.
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It is the latest in a series of allegations against the military government that seized power in May 2014, promising to root out entrenched corruption in state institutions and close Thailand's festering political divide.
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The raw, festering obsession with personal infirmities, so fruitful for writers in the past, is endangered in our spiritually languid era, when private emotion and thought are released too quickly into the public realm.
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"This is a problem that has been festering so long it could have burst open any time," he said, urging legal authorities to open criminal investigations into the growing number of sexual abuse cases.
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At the time, the city's subway system was ascendant, but the plan would have raised at least $500 million annually that could have been used to counter festering problems, including a fraying transit infrastructure.
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Taken together, these three issues point to a critical moment, in which long-festering policy questions that have been years in the making have created a pivotal turning point for the US in Syria.
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MOSCOW — The Ukrainian authorities halted all trade with two Russian-controlled separatist enclaves in the country's east on Wednesday, using an economic weapon to strike at what has been a long-festering military problem.
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A number of Arab powers - including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain - severed diplomatic relations with Qatar, accusing Doha of support for Islamist militants and Iran, reopening some old festering wounds.
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Apple's China woes come against the backdrop of a broader slowdown in demand for gadgets across the tech sector as the country's economic growth slows, exacerbated by Beijing's festering trade war with the United States.
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She reminds him of the resilience of people who have experienced the excruciating scourge of Guinea worm, a water-borne parasitic disease that culminates with milky white worms bursting from festering blisters on human skin.
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The report, speaking to neighbors and acquaintances in the Bowling Green community, pointed at two men whose personalities clashed, and that played out in a property dispute that left Boucher festering in anger and frustration.
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He survived this primitive lithotomy (and must have felt at least a little smug about the whole thing) but was left with a huge, festering wound between his legs for the rest of his life.
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That our debate formats remain so aggressively superficial is an insult to the last three years, where a hundred bills of "we'll get to this festering decades-long crisis later" came due all at once.
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While I've spent the majority of this election cycle pretending I wasn't disturbed or hopeless, East of West illustrated the world around me with the feelings I couldn't express—not unlike unwrapping a festering wound.
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The Human Rights Watch report describes detainees being forced into tiny rooms with no natural light or being made to sit in stress positions for extensive periods, leaving them with swollen legs and festering wounds.
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The festering trade dispute between China and the United States has brought purchases of U.S. soybeans by China to a virtual standstill, tightening supplies of the beans used to make soymeal and driving up prices.
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Elsewhere, the dollar held surprisingly firm on Monday, extending its gains from last week as concerns about a festering trade war between the United States and China burnished the safe-haven appeal of the greenback.
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They are an army of only two, yet they seem destined to conquer and slay anyone who ventures into the Lyceum Theater, where they have set up their festering — and, admit it, stupendously entertaining — camp.
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It's a great question and it's a very difficult situation because it's been many, many years, it's been festering for many, many years, but we have places in this country that we have to fix.
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That's why we're relying on Facebook and the other social networks to change, and why it's so catastrophic when they miss the festering problems, ignore the calls for reform, or try to hide their complicity.
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If both seats were on the ballot, the 2014 Cochran race and the more recent Alabama race would serve notice that the Magnolia State could become a giant stage for the festering GOP faction wars.
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Fear that the virus is already festering has been growing for weeks among humanitarian organizations in Syria's northwest, where the capacity of health care facilities to test and monitor suspected coronavirus cases is especially limited.
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This week's disturbing episode, "The Box," carries that feeling even further, confirming that even if there weren't ancient evils festering in this tiny Maine town, it would still be a pretty lousy place to live.
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The Game, a native of Compton who remains a presence there, described the constant nagging feeling that the place with the most love for you could also be the place with the most festering hate.
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Positioning himself as the champion of the secular right, Mr. Lieberman had seized on an issue of festering resentment in Israeli society: the broad exemptions to military service currently granted to ultra-Orthodox seminary students.
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Go deeper: The Brexit referendum vote in 2016 exposed long-festering fissures between the country's rural and urban populations, as well as its young and old, and ended up driving wedges between families and friends.
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The appointment comes as the storied law enforcement body is straining to keep up with rapid growth in the number of people it protects and to address festering personnel deficiencies that predate the Trump administration.
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Indeed, considering the state of the country, its festering political, economic and social problems and the seeming inability of government to address them, Daou and others who have embraced the hashtag make a good point.
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But several House Democrats are quietly signaling they're hoping to avoid a messy public grab for the chairmanship that would divert attention away from their impeachment probe and spotlight long-festering fissures within the caucus.
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There are sporadic comic strips on pizza or street cleaning, too — Wertz is just as committed to producing technical diagrams of street sweepers as she is to sketching piles of festering 19th-century era garbage.
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But festering global trade tensions, the scaling back of electric vehicle subsidies in China and a wave of new production have pushed down prices in recent months, prompting some miners to put off near-term investments.
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And a long-simmering row within the Conservative Party triggered a referendum on Brexit that also involved profound issues of national identity, giving voters a unique opportunity to express worries that had been festering for decades.
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The political scripts on Friday were certainly familiar after the tragedy in Dallas, which fused two festering issues that divide the nation -- easy access to firearms and discord over race -- into a night of terrible mayhem.
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Zeman said in the videotaped interview Clinton would continue the policies of President Barack Obama that he said were linked with several failures, adding "the entire Middle East has been put in disarray, festering wounds remain".
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Falsely portraying this young girl and child star as a raging homicidal bigot is heinous, and Brown deleting her Twitter to avoid this maelstrom is a logical response to the internet's festering orgy of toilet humor.
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Moses, the fugitive who attends to Newt's festering dog bites after he seeks sanctuary in a swamp with escaped slaves, wryly remarks, "You must taste as good as we do," to ironic chuckles from the group.
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Despite his image as being pro-police, he serves neither the police nor the communities they serve when he normalizes the festering wounds of police brutality and misconduct and the longstanding mistreatment of communities of color.
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In my case, I decided to mock festering panic over an exceedingly fake Civil War plot for which thousands of FOX News grandparents may, at this very moment, be boarding up their windows in panicked preparation.
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Ties between Asia's two largest economies have been strained by China's view that Japan has failed to properly atone for its wartime past, as well as by a festering territorial dispute in the East China Sea.
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Failure to reach a deal on a festering dispute over oil cargos exported independently by Kurdish authorities could further complicate Iraq's efforts to boost output and maximize oil revenues desperately needed to bridge the budget deficit.
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Mid-cap Acacia Mining bucked the weaker trend, up 7.9 percent, rallying after news that the gold miner and Tanzania had agreed to talks to try to settle a festering dispute over taxes, royalties and exports.
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Tapping into festering mistrust of politicians, 2500-Star lawmakers in the regional government only accept half their salary and have renounced their right to a monthly pension of 25,214 euros ($25,53) after just a single legislature.
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Something sinister has happened, and while most denizens of the avenue would like to keep the secret festering under wraps, the 10-year-olds plucky Grace and frail Tilly are not going to let it be.
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But in the wake of this systemic failure, the public health community and medical community can take an invigorated role, seizing the mantle of leadership on this issue while helping to heal this long-festering wound.
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MADRID — Carles Puigdemont, the former leader of Catalonia wanted in Spain on rebellion charges, was detained on Sunday in Germany on an international arrest warrant, in a move that drags Berlin into Spain's festering territorial dispute.
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JOSH HEALD We loved the idea there is this long-festering karate rivalry from high school that had landed both of these adults in different places: one atop the mountain and one down in the valley.
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Now, a recent string of high-profile scandals over questionable or discredited research has driven home the point in China that to become a scientific superpower, it must first overcome a festering problem of systemic fraud.
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Rights groups say the camp on the island of Lesbos is a festering safety and mental health crisis years in the making, a place of routine violence, attempted suicide (even by children) and seeping raw sewage.
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NEW DELHI, Feb 25 (Reuters) - After a rousing reception, U.S. President Donald Trump sits down with Indian leaders on Tuesday for talks on arms sales and festering trade disputes that have strained ties in recent months.
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His essential argument about Islam was that Islamic civilization had been decaying for centuries, leaving extremists like Osama bin Laden in a position to exploit Muslims' long-festering frustration by sponsoring terrorism on an international scale.
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Like Noll's and Dora's swastikas, and also the more recent swastikas and sieg-heils and Confederate flags throughout California, it was, rather, pus from a boil festering since the Anglo-American invasion of this glorious place.
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The report, speaking to neighbors and acquaintances in the Bowling Green community, pointed at two men with a clash of personalities that played out in a property dispute that left Boucher festering in anger and frustration.
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Fully three-quarters of Japanese companies expect no expansion in world trade, highlighting festering anxiety that Trump's fiery protectionist rhetoric during campaigning might turn into growth-sapping policies through his four-year term that begins in January.
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Kamala Harris' racial identity had been festering on conspiratorial corners of the internet for months before being elevated to the mainstream by Donald Trump Jr. during last week's debate, an expert that tracks online misinformation tells CNN.
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Talks at that level are viewed as important for making the key decisions to ease a festering trade war, which has disrupted trade flows for hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods and roiled global markets.
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In the face of the festering trauma caused by state violence against Black life, Black Women Artists for Black Lives Matter sought to confront an overwhelming sense of impotence and to build a reality of creative agency.
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"Significant problems with international trade have been festering for a long time and it's true that the U.S. needed to break something," said Clete Willems, a partner with law firm Akin Gump and former Trump economic advisor.
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Macri needs to close the festering dispute to tap global credit markets and lure back investors, and had warned Argentina faced a return to hyperinflation or aggressive spending cuts if the chamber had knocked down the proposal.
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The recent approvals for greater access to foreigners, from insurance to asset management, comes amid a festering trade war with the United States, with increased access to the financial sector among a host of demands from Washington.
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Resolution to the festering crisis had appeared possible on Wednesday when both candidates vowed to respect the final result once disputed votes had been scrutinized, issuing identical signed statements brokered by the Organization of American States (OAS).
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The issue of what to do with captured members of the Islamic State, which once controlled a vast swath of territory straddling Syria and Iraq, has long been one of the festering problems of the Syrian war.
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But to render "Funny Thing" in synopsis doesn't do justice to Ms. Feiffer's exposed nerve of a script, or to the open-wound performances, which Mr. Cullman has steered as close to festering as audiences' stomachs allow.
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Gil Fazion and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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Gold prices dropped, remaining near a six-month low on Wednesday as the U.S. dollar hovered around 0.633 month peaks but was offset by festering global trade tensions, while platinum hit a 20.63-2960.95/2960.25-year trough.
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Speaking at a rally in Akron, Trump painted a bleak picture of inner city life and blamed Democrats for what he described as a festering epidemic of murder and violence in crumbling minority communities across the nation.
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Off the coast, thousands of cruise ship passengers — many of them Californians — had been holed up in their cabins all day under isolation orders as they awaited news of whether the coronavirus may be festering on board.
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"The culture in the State Capitol building is something that has been festering for decades," said Jillian Schoene, co-executive director of Emerge Oregon, a group in Portland that recruits and trains women to run for office.
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Related: Drug Addicts Are Dying in Crimea Because They Can't Get Therapy Yet the drinks giant is not the only multinational company to have inadvertently faced embarrassment recently because of the festering tensions between Russians and Ukrainians.
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Among the characters in this book are Paul, a recovering opioid addict, his half-sister Vincent, Walter, a concierge at a remote hotel on Vancouver Island, and Jonathan Alkaitis, a rich investment banker with a festering secret.
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That step had raised expectations that Mr. Namazi might be given a long-term medical parole, signaling Iran's possible willingness to engage with the United States over prisoners, one of the festering issues in their estranged relationship.
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The point of this is to keep elected officials from giving the can one good kick down the road now, then declaring victory and turning their backs while the same intractable problems are festering under the surface.
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The idea of a wealth tax has become an animating issue for the Democratic Party, which sees it as a solution to long-festering concerns about inequality and the rapid concentration of economic power among wealthy Americans.
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Cities such as Beira were smashed by two devastating cyclones this year and there is a festering Islamist insurgency in the north, which is right on the doorstop of blockbuster projects to develop vast natural gas reserves.
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Cities such as Beira were smashed by two devastating cyclones this year and there is a festering Islamist insurgency in the north, which is right on the doorstop of blockbuster projects to develop vast natural gas reserves.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians John Mulaney and Nick Kroll — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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Vanderpump Rules is a festering sore of a TV show: it is gross and mean, it will never improve anyone's health, and it is sickly fascinating enough to derail my train of thought for days at a time.
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" There is, luckily, a way of ridding the home of this rather melancholy feeling: Smith writes that "once their guests have left, the Baining fill a bowl with water and leave it overnight to absorb the festering air.
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The regulator, known as ANAC, said it was acting at the request of one of various lessors involved in a festering legal dispute with Avianca Brasil, which filed for bankruptcy last month after falling behind with lease payments.
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Every episode I've seen (there are nearly 2,000) is a thrilling cultural artifact, a tiny parable about the way we romanticize the stresses of modern American life and pile on more in hopes of assuaging those festering below.
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Uber's control of the market, once at 90 percent, has slipped in the last few years, stemming from several scandals, including a #DeleteUber campaign and accusations the company was festering in a culture of sexual harassment and misogyny.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Philippine markets have been heavily sold down since July, primarily for economic reasons, not the festering row between new President Rodrigo Duterte and traditional ally the United States over his war on drugs, money managers say.
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Image 2 of 2 BRUSSELS – NATO defense ministers are gathering in a fresh show of resolve against Russia while hoping to prevent a series of festering trans-Atlantic disputes from undermining unity across the 29-nation military alliance.
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The debate in Congress is the first major political test of President Mauricio Macri's ability to garner cross-party support for his economic reform package, the success of which hinges on ending the festering 14-year debt battle.
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All that remains then is a small, wealthy elite that protects its assets generationally and makes itself distant from the grassroots, while a majority population living with daily insecurity over the acquisition of basic needs nurtures festering resentments.
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Thomas B. Edsall The furious fighting in the ranks of Republican opponents of Donald Trump — combat that is growing ever more heated and rhetorically violent — has forced open to public view long-festering wounds in the conservative coalition.
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What counts is the Looney Tunes conviction with which these performers invest their roles, from Mr. Van Swearingen's festering sad sack to Ms. Girten's overage, teetotaling ingénue, who winds up flirting disconnectedly with Mr. Judd's temporarily reformed rake.
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In a reflection of the North's festering anger at China, the Korean Central News Agency carried a column by a writer called Jong Phil at the same time it issued Mr. Kim's denunciation of Mr. Trump on Friday.
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New leadership at both auto giants could open a new chapter in the partnership, which has been plagued by festering relations, governance problems, corporate intrigue and an increasingly flagging financial performance since Mr. Ghosn was toppled in November.
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The roots of his foreign policy were right there in the speech, as he painted a picture of a world that had exploited American generosity, ripped off US firms and workers and was festering with radical Islamic extremism.
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But even as the Trump administration pressed China to curb North Korea, Beijing raised another festering dispute on Friday, saying American naval operations in the South China Sea would only force it to deepen its military buildup there.
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"It is one of those bills that addresses a lot of irritating problems that have been festering around for a long time," said Johnny Isakson, a Georgia Republican who is the chairman of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee.
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Yields in global government bond markets extended their drop this week with core European bond yields pushing deeper into negative territory as concerns about a global slowdown due to festering trade tensions between China and the United States.
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But in a sign of festering resentment over the attempt to remove him from office, Trump only invited Republicans to attend the ceremony, along with farmers and workers the White House says will benefit from the renegotiated pact.
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A president who has focused on a deadly antidrug campaign that has claimed the lives of thousands of Filipinos seems to have been caught unprepared for a militant threat that has been festering in the south for years.
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On Monday night, Ramaphosa went further, saying in a speech on land reforms that these were the only way to let a "festering wound" heal and that "black people want their land back," national newspaper Business Day reported.
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Sports have provided the few opportunities to demonstrate something positive in inter-Korean relations in what has otherwise been a long saga of festering cold war antagonism, and Moon campaigned last year on improving relations with North Korea.
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Asked in the Cabinet Room earlier this month whether the talks would be held in Da Nang, the seaside resort where the first conventional US combat unit landed in 1965, Trump's mind went immediately to his festering grudge.
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The Arab world's biggest powers cut ties with Qatar on Monday, accusing it of support for Islamist militants and Iran, reopening a festering wound two weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump's demand for Muslim states to fight terrorism.
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I loved her and hope one day she will grasp how she has been cheated out of having a loving father and exploited by a mother more interested in her own festering anger than her daughter's well-being.
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The absence of foreign ministers from major European powers, Germany and France, highlights festering tensions with the European Union over U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last year to withdraw from a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions.
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Such attitudes were amplified and exacerbated by the press, but as Stoloff points out, they also served as a natural culmination of anxieties about what it meant to be an American, festering since the end of the Great War.
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The festering trade spat between Washington and Beijing means that U.S. exporters would probably be unable to capitalize on increased Chinese demand for wheat, traders said, leaving other major growers such as Canada and Russia set to take advantage.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande on Thursday faced a wave of labor strikes and festering street protests even as his government survived a vote of no-confidence over plans to deregulate the labor market without a parliamentary vote.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbs are unlikely to support full recognition of Kosovo as independent in exchange for EU membership, so only a compromise can stop Kosovo's status from festering for decades in a "frozen conflict", Serbia's president warned on Friday.
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I have to turn away to hide the tears in my eyes as he realises that this camp, this festering, rat-ridden camp without adequate shelter, sanitation or food, is likely to be his home for the foreseeable future.
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A feeling that's been festering for a week, ever since I read this Washington Post article titled "I have found a new way to watch TV, and it changes everything" by Jeff Guo, who, I presume, is the devil.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has warned of the threat of a proliferation of festering Islamist militancy in the Philippines and an infiltration by the Islamic State militant group if offensives to drive its fighters out of Iraq and Syria succeed.
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"This kind of deliberately provoking trade disputes is naked economic terrorism, economic chauvinism, economic bullying," China's Vice Foreign Minster Zhang Hanhui said, as Beijing continued to dial up its rhetoric amid the festering trade war with the United States.
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Warren's plan is sweeping, covering not just the well-known concerns about incarceration that criminal justice reformers have raised but also the criticisms that America doesn't do enough to stop crime and violence from festering on the front end.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats have been reveling in the Republican Party's bitter internal wars in the Trump era, but they have their own festering feud to deal with, a fight between establishment and insurgent wings dating from the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Without insights (even small ones) into how the things that are important to you came to be so, I can't appreciate, persuade or seek change with you — whether that's healing festering family grievances, or creating a broader social impact.
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In other words, things couldn't be more different from 1993, when islanders seethed over their giant festering landfill, bewailed the restructuring of the city government that had slashed the borough's influence, and sported an unemployment rate of nearly 10%.
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If the episode was the product of years of festering animosity between Oakley and James L. Dolan, the team's owner, then the fallout was swift, with the public and a number of prominent N.B.A. players quickly siding with Oakley.
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Google has tried to make things less burdensome on the senders' end with Gmail's Smart Reply and Smart Compose features, and on the receivers' end with Nudges, but those are just annoying Band-Aids on the festering wound of obligation.
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But that two women have moved into the top tier of a major party's presidential nominating fight for the first time may start to answer one of the big unknowns that was festering at the start of the 2020 race.
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The market plunged Thursday against the backdrop of a congressional feud with the White House over a continuing budget resolution, but the markets were more focused on the worries that have been festering over global growth and the potential for recession.
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Attendees at the "celebration of life" held at a Maryland nature center said they would remember Hiaasen for how he lived, rather than the way he died senselessly at the hands of a gunman twisted by hate and festering rage.
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NEW YORK/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina offered a $6.5 billion cash payment to creditors suing the country over defaulted bonds on Friday, seeking to end a festering 14-year legal battle that transformed the country into a financial markets pariah.
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Manila is due to hold next year's ASEAN summit, and a festering showdown with the president -- and a continuing riot of death in the anti-drugs purge -- could make it difficult for a President Clinton or a President Trump to attend.
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When I call her at her home in New Orleans, Yseult laughs a lot, refers to Let Sleeping Corpses Lie as "an atrocity", and talks nostalgically about the days when New York City was a festering shithole brimming with possibility.
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"In addition, if he sticks around, at least people showing up at his events will get free hugs, instead of sucker punches and/or a festering mob mentality, and that has to be worth something in this environment," she added.
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Moderation efforts by other platforms reliant on user-generated content have become an important discussion in recent months, as YouTube battles its own array of problems that came from ignoring festering issues, like hosting content executives know is harmful to society.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - The United States on Saturday urged African leaders to "work behind the scenes" before their annual summit next weekend to convince Burundi to accept a deployment of international troops in the tiny African state amid festering political violence.
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Up and down the street, water had topped mailboxes and left behind puddles of dirty water, a festering stink and a faint line of grime inside each house where the water had stagnated, usually a couple of feet off the floor.
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Maia also sought to downplay a festering spat with Bolsonaro, who on Wednesday said the house speaker was "shaken up by personal matters" — seen as a reference to the legal problems of his wife's stepfather, a former minister accused of corruption.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday he hopes for "productive" trade meetings in China this week, as the two countries seek to hammer out an agreement amid a festering dispute that has seen both level tariffs at each other.
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China committed to buy an additional 10 million tonnes of U.S. soybeans in a meeting on Friday, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said on Twitter, as the two nations try to thrash out a deal to end a festering trade war.
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Maia also sought to downplay a festering spat with Bolsonaro, who on Wednesday said the house speaker was "shaken up by personal matters" seen as a reference to the legal problems of his wife's stepfather, a former minister accused of corruption.
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While non-performing loan (NPL) ratios edged down by 0.01 percentage points at each bank, both sharply increased their provisions for future bad debt to cushion themselves against a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy and festering China-U.
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WAIT-AND-SEE APPROACH The Economy Ministry said in its monthly report on Wednesday that Germany's economic upswing was losing some momentum, with the growth outlook clouded by the festering trade dispute and risks linked to Italy's new coalition government.
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But McConnell, who has a long history of working on civil rights issues, is deeply concerned that Trump is reopening long-festering racial tensions, something that could fan the flames ahead of demonstrations expected in Lexington, Kentucky, the source told CNN.
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Family dynamics matter more than festering undead in "What We Become," a Danish horror movie that, like the first season of "Fear the Walking Dead," examines the rapid disruption of social order when a mysterious virus threatens an affluent suburb.
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But the snag would be that Britain could still be paying out for some bureaucrats in the 2070s, creating the kind of festering sore that the country's tabloids will complain about for decades (and demand that some future government repudiates).
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While on Tuesday, the top state planner said it would ramp up investment in infrastructure and accelerate spending on projects that have already been approved, as the nation tries to spur economic growth amid a festering trade war with Washington.
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Gull Mohammad Wani, a professor of political science at the University of Kashmir, said the alienation among many Kashmiris had been festering because of a lack of engagement by state and national politicians in the long-running political crisis in Kashmir.
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It's impossible to say that the Russian influence campaign specifically changed the minds of African-American voters or turned them off to Clinton or that it didn't play into divisions that were already festering in the country and the party.
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Behind that may have been the sense that across Europe, the political elite has ignored the festering social environment in which a large cohort of badly educated, despairing and often violence-prone young people born of immigrant parents came to adulthood.
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These desires were a festering sickness inside my mind, a perversion that was keeping me from the safety of the Church, the love of Jesus Bieber, the love of my family, the ability to make a boy want to date me.
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As Mr. Trump has looked for a way forward with Mr. Kim, he has also been locked in a festering trade dispute with the Chinese leader, Mr. Xi, whom Mr. Kim gave a spectacle-filled welcome to Pyongyang late last week.
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Yet, beneath the jokes and skepticism lie a festering worry that the escalating showdown could prove the exception to the rule, the moment when Mr. Trump's tactics accidentally tip the United States — and the Middle East — into an unwanted war.
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LONDON — It had been billed as a civil rights march to redress long-festering hurts, one among many that freckled Europe in the heady days a half-century ago when the streets from Paris to Prague became arenas of revolt.
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But despite the bonhomie in Chengdu, the leaders know that the way forward is strewn with obstacles left by misleading ideas that time, pragmatism and wealth creation would overcome the pain of festering wounds, humiliations and unacceptable readings of common history.
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Capitalizing on already festering ire over the territory's weak economy, graft scandals and a callous response to Hurricane Maria, the small demonstration at the airport turned into a series of mass street protests that toppled his government in just two weeks.
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It does not have the familiar smells: there is no scent of sewage, no waft of food simmering on a stove, no piles of chicken fat, vegetable skins or cores of fruit festering in heaps on the side of the street.
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But in private, aides said, Mr. Trump has been nursing a collection of festering grievances, including Mr. Comey's handling of the Russia investigation, his seeming lack of interest in pursuing anti-Trump leaks and the perceived disloyalty over the wiretapping claim.
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"So you are exempting the state that is home to the festering cankerous conflict of interest that the administration likes to call the 'Winter White House' and none of the other affected states?" tweeted Walter Shaub, referring to Mar-a-Lago.
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LONDON, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Precious metals enjoyed their second biggest inflows ever in the week to Wednesday, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday, as festering trade tensions and global growth woes triggered a rush for safe haven assets.
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The Zarrab case is one of several festering disputes between Ankara and Washington, which disagree over U.S. support for Kurdish fighters in Syria and suspended visa services after the arrest of a locally employed U.S. consulate worker in Istanbul last month.
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Trump said on Thursday in France that he will decide whether to proceed with the tariffs after the meeting with Xi. The Buenos Aires summit paved the way for five months of talks aimed at ending the festering trade dispute.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The Arab world's biggest powers cut ties with Qatar on Monday, accusing it of support for Islamist militants and Iran, and reopening a festering wound two weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump's demand for Muslim states to fight terrorism.
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Measures intended to stabilize the repo market by lowering key reserve rates were almost universally criticized by economists and money managers, many of whom called it a "Band-Aid" that failed to address the festering problems in the structurally important market.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama welcomed President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia to the White House on Thursday for a buoyant celebration of the $10 billion, 15-year American effort to help Colombia vanquish its violent drug cartels and end its festering guerrilla war.
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But first responders who spent weeks at the site breathing in noxious air clouded with debris from the collapsed buildings -- after New York and federal officials told them it was safe -- have since found debilitating illnesses and cancers festering in their bodies.
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They might not have always been the best of friends or closest of sisters – they might still have issues festering from that childhood that was so abruptly sundered – but after all the bloodshed and suffering and betrayal and loss, they are family.
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Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted about the Democrats' answers on migration amid a festering crisis at the border with overcrowded facilities for asylum seekers and the country shaken by a photo of two migrants who had died crossing the Rio Grande River.
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Yes, as Trump subjects the country to his vast, festering ego, some people are noticing that Bush, who's on the road promoting his new art book Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief's Tribute to America's Warriors, suddenly seems kind of ... endearing?
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To hear the young CEO tell it, Facebook was taking shots from all sides—either it was indifferent to the ethnic hatred festering on its platforms or it was a heavy-handed censor deciding whether an idea was allowed to be expressed.
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Any prolonged shift by one of the world's top corn importers would unnerve U.S. farmers as they prepare to harvest a bumper crop this year and could potentially mark a new front in trade tensions festering between China and the United States.
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Investors sought refuge in safe-haven assets amid festering concerns over the June 23 Brexit referendum, though the appeal of ultra-low borrowing costs and a ninth week of gains for oil in the last ten kept world stocks positive for the week.
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The problems between Trump and Congress, festering for months, spilled into the open when the president toyed with vetoing the $1.3 trillion funding bill he thought spent too much money on Democratic priorities and not enough on his, including the border wall.
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CLEVELAND — Same-sex marriage and transgender rights are emerging as points of serious strain between social conservatives and moderates who are trying to shape the Republican platform, reviving a festering cultural dispute as thousands of party activists and delegates prepare for their convention.
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During a visit by Saudi King Salman in April, Saudi Arabia agreed to provide Egypt with 700,000 tonnes of refined oil products per month for five years but the cargoes stopped arriving in early October as festering political tensions burst into the open.
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BEFORE the campaigning for Britain's referendum on the European Union hit its stride, some people quaintly imagined that it might settle things once and for all, lancing the boil of an argument that has been festering for the best part of a generation.
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A perfect flotilla of antique lace, rather more impressive than her sister Mary's, and for those of you who keeping score in that festering sibling rivalry, I'll just mention that Edith gets her own window in front of the building, and Mary doesn't.
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Iran has the power to make an unstable Middle East even worse: It could directly target and kill Americans in the region, exacerbate a number of the region's festering conflicts, and potentially threaten the global oil supply — and thus the global economy.
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Trump's decision to cancel what he said was a planned attack on three sites suggests he wants a diplomatic solution to end weeks of festering tensions with Iran, which Washington accuses of a spate of attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf region.
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A festering contract dispute between Disney and the nation's fourth-largest cable distributor broke into public view on Friday night, with Disney warning ESPN and ABC viewers in New York City's suburbs that those channels could go dark as soon as Oct.
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These threats will make the North Korean government only more likely to dig in its heels and move forward with its nuclear and missile programs, embroiling the United States in a festering crisis on the Korean Peninsula that could escalate out of control.
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BEIJING — As the Trump administration pressed China to curb North Korea, Beijing issued its own warning over another festering dispute on Friday, saying that American naval operations in the South China Sea would only force it to deepen its military buildup there.
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And still others, who support a bi-national or one-state solution, will complain that it does not go far enough, believing that only a single state that unifies both parties will put this festering conflict to an end once and for all.
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Those two statesmen knew that reviving the festering wounds of a 14-year war, and the disputed sovereignty of a group of islands in the East China Sea, would make it impossible to move on and concentrate on projects of economic development.
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China and the United States are engaged in talks to try to hammer out a deal to end a festering trade dispute that has threatened to sour the relationship across the board, including on issues such as security, influence and human rights.
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Following yet another Game 1 loss, the Toronto Raptors were forced, by schedule, to sit and wait for an opportunity to make things right, the cloud of another 21-240 series hole festering over their first-round matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks.
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SINGAPORE, May 8 (Reuters) - Chicago soybean futures rose for a second session on Wednesday, with focus on whether the latest round of talks between Washington and Beijing this week will be able to stop an escalation in a festering trade dispute between the two.
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BEIJING, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a return to "unity and harmony" on Thursday as he welcomed gas-rich Qatar's emir to Beijing, amid a festering dispute that has seen some Arab states lead by Saudi Arabia severing relations with Doha.
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Traders are also nervous after weekend polls suggested a massive drop in public support for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe over his handling of a festering cronyism scandal, which has raised doubts about his ability to press forward with his reflationary economic agenda including monetary easing.
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She is one of the youngest of thousands of children trapped in what aid workers say is a petri dish of filth and festering infections, as European leaders work out what to do with the growing masses fleeing conflict zones and heading to Europe.
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Imagine you knew nothing of our long-festering battles over immigration and you learned these adults were fighting over whether we could build a wall -- first an actual cement wall, then a "physical barrier," then "aesthetically pleasing steel slats" -- along one of our borders.
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LONDON, April 12 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring exposure to Turkey's sovereign debt rose to the highest level since the pre-election market turmoil in late March as festering disappointment over the country's economic strategy laid out this week kept the lira on the slide.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - South Korea tried to bring international pressure to bear on Japan by airing its complaint at the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Wednesday, the latest move in a festering dispute that has seen Washington's two biggest Asian allies lobbing accusations at each other.
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Now people are threatening to uninstall the music app from their smartphones in a debate over free speech, copyright, artistic freedom and much more, as the scabs of every festering political debate from last year were ripped off and fought over all over again.
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And over the past week, festering public anger compounded by nearly 73 years of frustration over corruption and economic mismanagement has grown into demonstrations so big and widespread that some say they could topple Mr. Bashir's military government, or at least seriously challenge its legitimacy.
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In 2015, protests against poor trash collection and management took hold across the country, culminating in the "You Stink" movement — a name that pointed to both the smell of uncollected trash festering in the summer heat, and to the perceived corruption underlying the Lebanese government.
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Now, as "Hamilton" prepares to open in London this fall and "Harry Potter" plans to open on Broadway next year, the producers of both shows are aggressively trying to contain scalping, a long-festering problem for the entertainment industry that has been exacerbated by technology.
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The conversation spiraled beyond USB ports to a much larger, festering tension: the governor's demand that the city contribute half of the cost the $836 million Subway Action Plan, the blueprint unveiled last summer to address major issues and quickly improve the system's reliability.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - A Gulf Arab summit called for regional unity as Bahrain and Qatar traded barbs over the Qatari emir's decision not to attend the gathering in Saudi Arabia on Sunday in a sign that a row between Doha and its neighbors is still festering.
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" He added: "Investors should revert their attention to a deterioration in global macro and be cautious that monetary and fiscal policy are currently unable to extend the global boom, as the synchronized slowdown festering in Europe, Asia, and the U.S becomes more severe into the second quarter.
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This week, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to hit China with tariffs on "at least" another $300 billion worth of Chinese goods, a move that crowned trade tensions that have risen sharply since talks aimed at ending a festering trade war broke down in early May.
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While the giant import fair is a key part of China's response to growing complaints about its commercial policies, critics said the tightly choreographed event was more show than substance that failed to address core issues at the heart of the festering U.S.-China trade war.
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Since it takes about two days for parasites and other pathogens to develop, eating fresh poop is not usually dangerous, and in fact, eating poop that was festering in their living quarters was actually a helpful way to avoid intestinal parasites such as larvae and worms.
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Competing forces have fought over the bill and raised concerns that creditor rights and long-established municipal bond market hierarchy would be set aside in a broader plan to fix Puerto Rico's festering debt problems that have resulted in a breakdown in the island's social services.
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Two Kentuckians tell me Rand's neighborhood fracas stemmed from a dispute over some sort of planting or flora issue around the properties The lawyers' recent memo backs up that narrative, building up a timeline of a festering dispute over lawn care that eventually erupted into violence.
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Midriff-baring shirts are apparently prohibited in order to prevent the spread of disease, because of a statement issued by the National Athletic Trainers Association about infectious diseases festering in athletic environments, as Mike Robertson, the College of Charleston's senior director of media, told Yahoo Style.
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"Every step to envisage life without a loved one who was on board the flight has been agonizing and the festering wounds of loss and 'not knowing' have made the task of initiating even the first steps towards 'moving on' practically impossible for family members," it said.
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He said the sale, expected to begin on Monday, resulted from a sea change in Argentina's will to end a long-festering legal battle with mostly U.S. creditors who refused to accept the payment terms after it defaulted on nearly $100 billion in debt in 2002.
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It reflects the complexity of the problem, the partisanship surrounding it and the degree to which both are exacerbated by a festering row over the merits of America's last major welfare reform, which was signed into law by her husband 22.00 years ago on August 23nd 22.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Canada have failed to settle a festering trade dispute on softwood lumber ahead of talks to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), but will keep the lumber negotiations on a separate, parallel track, officials from both countries said.
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The Dayton agreement, brokered by the United States, ended a bloody war that killed more than 100,000 people, but divided the country between two entities — a Muslim-Croat Federation and a Bosnian Serb Republic — with an unwieldy power-sharing system and still-festering ethnic and religious tensions.
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Despite predictable talking points about an "ironclad" alliance and persistent optimism about talks with North Korea, a Moon-Trump press conference at the White House is unlikely to erase festering doubts about bilateral relations or Kim Jong Un. Why do concerns loom over a successful, longstanding alliance?
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In the stories, Trump's decision to fire Comey was described as the result of "festering anger" at the FBI director for failing to prioritize leaks coming out of the bureau over the investigation into allegations Trump campaign officials colluded with the Russians during last year's presidential race.
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As someone who remains incensed by Frank's merciless treatment of the best character on the show, Peter Russo, the fact that his murder has re-entered the conversation makes me eager to rip through more episodes to find out how that long-festering story line gets resolved.
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On top of that, Warren's plan calls for the passing of the Voting Rights Advancement Act, which targets rampant voter suppression in the United States, as well as the Native American Voting Rights Act to "shut down a host of festering discriminatory practices," according to Warren.
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From his breakout movie, "Welcome to the Dollhouse" (1996), Mr. Solondz has been a sharp-eyed, cross-eyed portraitist of the festering nastiness within picket-fence suburbia, offering boundary-pushing variations on the domestic hells once summoned by fiction writers like John Cheever and Richard Yates.
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His death deepened the mystery of what happened inside the family's red brick home on Ashby Avenue in Auburndale, where the authorities said a toxic marriage plagued by drug abuse and violence had been festering before the children's mother, Tina Torabi, summoned the police around 10 p.m.
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OTTAWA — After promising an open and collaborative way of doing politics, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada on Tuesday axed from his party two prominent former female cabinet ministers who have been at the center of a festering political crisis about his handling of a criminal case.
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While teaching at Columbia, Dr. Stade was caught up in an extended battle over diversifying the department's faculty and curriculum; problems began festering in the 1960s and exploded in 2001 when the department was essentially put in academic receivership, with other universities making decisions for it.
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Angry protests by anti-Kavanaugh campaigners mixed with deep mistrust festering between Republican and Democratic senators offered a glimpse of the political discord that will be the left behind if Republicans succeed in the long quest to elevate him to the court in the next few days.
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While many business leaders and transportation experts welcome the governor's attention to long-festering problems, some have questioned how he will finance all of the plans and his increased efforts to influence the transportation authority, as well as the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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But it would not be trite to say that another festering row with Greece is the last thing the euro zone needs when faced with a protectionist U.S. president, Britain leaving the European Union, and anti-euro politicians vying for power or presence in French, Dutch and German elections.
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Neighboring states, diplomats and major funders fear the festering divisions could lead to conflict, and say the lack of a clear transition process raises questions about what would happen if the 81-year-old Abbas, in power since 2005 despite his mandate expiring, were to die in office.
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There is an extensive Wikipedia page dedicated to the legacy of misery the console's technical issues inflicted on gamers—scratching discs, overheating, and of course, the now infamous red rings of death—the fear of which would constantly linger in the back of my mind, festering like a dishcloth.
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Miracle The stories will claim that when Christina was starving, chained in a dungeon by Gertrude and me, denied food and water, sunlight and air, her virginal breasts began to flow with a liquid of clearest sweet oil, which nourished her wasted body and healed her festering wounds.
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The continuing wars in Ukraine and Syria, the apparent Russian campaign of targeted assassinations on foreign soil, the widening gyre of sanctions and countersanctions and the still-festering question of Russian meddling in the 2016 election have made for the worst relations between the two countries since the 1980s.
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While the hurricanes ripped apart the resort's infrastructure in a matter of hours, the storms' lingering aftermath laid bare its long-festering problems, which include an unorthodox land-use agreement with the federal government, possible environmental contamination that predated the storms and contentious relationships between the staff and management.
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In a country buffeted by a festering conflict with the Palestinians, increasingly open warfare with Iran and a prime minister facing indictment on corruption charges, the election has been surprisingly preoccupied with the question of just how Jewish — and whose idea of Jewish — the Jewish state should be.
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If the festering tension in South Texas over the last decade is any indication, some of the most strident opposition to Mr. Trump's wall is expected to come from owners of land along the border who face seizure of their property by the federal government to build it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The electoral map made it look so straightforward: blue islands of social and racial progress voted overwhelmingly against Donald Trump's white supremacy movement, but those voters had no idea just how large was the lake of anger festering in the sparsely populated red zones.
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Talks aimed at ending a festering trade war between the world's two largest economies broke down in early May, and no face-to-face meetings have been held since May 10, the day that U.S. President Donald Trump sharply increased tariffs on a $200 billion list of Chinese goods to 25%.
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The interpersonal issues lingering and occasionally bursting to the surface are also harrowing to watch here, from the war of words that started it all to the former teammates trying to talk it out on the sidelines to other bits of long-festering bad blood popping like a particularly disgusting pimple.
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In 2014, after the death of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri, the burgeoning Black Lives Matter movement helped make the long-festering problem of police violence against black Americans, already highly visible to a part of the population, an urgent matter for many who hadn't been forced to pay attention before.
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" Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.), eager to soothe festering immigration discord among House GOP lawmakers after an intense, all-conference venting session: "Our new deadline is not to have a deadline.
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It's not too cynical to assume that so long as fossil fuel interests collected their money and bondholders got paid, Washington's power structure was content to ignore the festering problems that Puerto Rico is struggling with today (many members of Bishop's committee have benefitted from substantial fossil fuel campaign contributions, incidentally).
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" Can someone please reassure me that "Kylie Jenner's Handmaid's Tale–Themed Party" is a phrase I hallucinated on this festering grease trap of a hellsite "Kylie Jenner hosting a Handmaid's Tale themed birthday party is actually a perfect analogy for how rich people will be perfectly fine if Roe v.
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The imports are continuing at a precarious moment in U.S.-China relations: The flow is hampering U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to choke off oil exports vital to Iran through sanctions, just as tensions rise in the festering U.S.-China trade dispute that has cast a pall over the global economy.
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In the latest sign of this festering outrage, thousands of demonstrators swarmed a steel factory in the central province of Ha Tinh on Sunday, echoing the street protests that erupted in the country's major cities in April when photographs of piled-up fish corpses were widely shared on social media.
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The recordings suggest an attempt to identify a way in which his words echo exclusively with the hum of his own thoughts, rather than mirror the world outside of his apartment, festering with mass deaths, intolerance, systematic muting of entire communities, and the sociosexual repression pushing men back into their homes.
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"If I live in a neighborhood that has been festering with drugs for 20 years, I'm going to be a drug dealer or be on drugs or be a victim of one or the other," said Tammatha Woodhouse, the principal of Excel Academy, the small alternative school that Mr. Scott attended.
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These complications continue to manifest in crucial ways: with transphobia festering within feminist circles as trans women face rising political hostility; female presidential candidates deciding whether to downplay or celebrate their identities and histories as women; the #MeToo movement simultaneously appropriating and celebrating the language and positions of previously marginalized feminists.
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The sand around Tisbury Great Pond was coarse, like brown sugar, and scattered with freshly dead squid, presumably dropped by birds but not yet eaten and not yet festering, and the water — once I kicked past the skeins of seaweed — was brown and sweet and vaguely vegetal-tasting, like cool barley tea.
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Facebook is currently festering with controversy surrounding not just the use of its platforms (including subsidiaries like encrypted chat service WhatsApp) to spread hoax news, propaganda, and myriad agitprop for political purposes, but also its handling of user data and ill-advised campaigns against critics like billionaire philanthropist and Holocaust survivor George Soros.
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The United States accounts for 2 percent of India's steel exports but the move comes at a time when long-festering trade differences between the two countries are already aggravated, triggered by tariffs that India has imposed on dozens of products in recent months as part of steps to boost the domestic industry.
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But the week also put into focus Buttigieg's struggles with some African American activists in his hometown, who rallied on Monday night in response to the shooting, and festering conflicts between the rising mayor and his police department, which has long been the focus of complaints from the city's African American residents.
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If you find that you always have a festering mountain of work that never seems to dissipate, or perhaps a handful of co-workers who roll their eyes when they find out you're on their team for a project, Pagico could be a great solution to help you keep your tasks under control.
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The long-festering Korean problems have now become an immediate and ominous test case: Will the South Korean economy be mauled in a dangerous military confrontation, where China and Russia say that their vital security interests are gravely compromised by military operations Washington and Seoul claim to be of a purely defensive nature?
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Trump's latest fight with McCain, which began over the weekend and almost seven months after McCain's death, has centered on the president's seemingly festering resentment that McCain gave to the FBI a dossier of unverified claims about Trump and Russia that had been compiled by a former British spy named Christopher Steele.
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Spectators have long jeered the Champions League anthem when it is played before matches in the competition, amid a festering sense that the team — which was lifted out of decades of mediocrity by the riches of its Gulf ownership group — is treated unfairly because it is not a part of soccer's established elite.
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This gap between the crime-fighting role police officers are expected to fulfill and the criminal actions that some officers have ended up committing is an issue that has been shoved under the rug repeatedly, only to come back revealed as a festering wound that grows worse with each and every injury.
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Anyone doing business here knows only too well about the confusion caused by laws in the regions that conflict with the those from the central authorities, on such matters as infrastructure, the environment, energy, tourism and transport which duplicates administrative work and compliance at best, and helps the festering of local corruption at worst.
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Any romanticism for this past is rudely interrupted by the violent presence of the dog killer holding a bloody canine, a paid and legalized brutality allowed by an 1811 law aimed at curtailing the thousands of feral dogs roaming the streets, or the unventilated sewer festering at the 1807 intersection of Roosevelt and Oak streets.
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While non-performing loan (NPL) ratios edged down by 0.01 percentage points at all the so-called Big Four state banks, which also include Bank of China Ltd (BoC) , the lenders sharply increased provisions for future bad debt to cushion themselves against a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy and festering China-U.
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But I want to take it further: include all the unwritten essays and poems, the reporting left dormant, the exhibitions unstaged or scholarship unresearched, novels festering incomplete on the page as the direct result of the unwanted advances, innuendo in the air like rotten fruit, sexual violence implied or in some cases done outright.
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It's true whether we're talking the messy, distorted blasts of grunge and noise rock that held the airwaves captive in the 1990s, or the 1890s post-Victorian hellscape that was Bethlem Royal Hospital—London's most notorious mental institution and the festering pit from which the use of the term "bedlam" to signify chaos originated.
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While non-performing loan (NPL) ratios edged down by 0.01 percentage points at all the so-called Big Four state banks, which also include Bank of China Ltd (BoC), the lenders sharply increased provisions for future bad debt to cushion themselves against a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy and festering China-U.
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"If the Supreme Court cares about its institutional legitimacy, and ultimate effectiveness, it will heal this long-festering wound before it attempts to persuade the country that in resolving the other thorny issues to come it has acted the way a judicial body should," said Eric M. Freedman, a law professor at Hofstra University.
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One day, the costs of festering mutual resentment could serve to make the problems worse: for the manufacturers, a decrease in profit, and, possibly in response, an intentionally exploitative approach to product design; for us, a decline in personal well-being that we don't yet have the framework or vocabulary to even properly discuss.
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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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There's a familiar script we know is coming as soon as we see headlines about another mass shooting—this time at a synagogue, by a loner festering with rage and resentment and infected with anti-Semitism that's been inflamed by right-wing attacks on George Soros and the dreaded, horned figure of Shylock the globalist financier.
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JERUSALEM — The remains of an Israeli soldier who went missing nearly 37 years ago in a calamitous battle with Syrian forces in Lebanon have been repatriated, the Israeli military said Wednesday, healing a long-festering wound to the national psyche and handing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a unifying achievement just six days before he seeks re-election.
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For Canadians, by nature a forgiving people, the glamour and prestige of being host to the men's World Cup for the first time appeared to supersede a festering trade dispute, including an acrimonious battle over the North American Free Trade Agreement, a cornerstone of trade between the United States, Canada and Mexico, which Mr. Trump has threatened to scrap.
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ATHENS — The peak tourist season is beginning in Athens, but visitors to the ancient city on Thursday were confronted with a monument to modern-day Greece: the mountains of garbage festering on the streets of the capital, where a strike by state sanitation workers over job security entered its 13th day amid an oppressive heat wave.
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Actress Jane Lynch seems to have said it best after last week's debate when she tweeted a simple message about how we shouldn't disqualify anyone's voice in America based on wealth: But Lynch's sentiments are swimming upstream against a clear disrespect for the very wealthy that's been festering in America for much longer than our current election cycle.
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Without the right approach, Revel could end up like other startups that have had their vehicles pulled from the streets across the U.S. In Atlanta and San Francisco, scooter expansion plans have been upended due to concerns ranging from discarded vehicles festering on sidewalks to improper use of bike lanes to e-scooter-related accidents and even deaths.
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Through Cochran, it viewed the broken relationship between black people and the police officers supposedly meant to protect them, while Darden proved the series' most complex character — both understanding that black men are prosecuted for crimes they didn't commit all the time and not believing that O.J. Simpson's acquittal would somehow serve as a balm for that festering national wound.
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Afterward, as the streets run brown with the foul liquid pouring from the truck's sides, you can see the SUV's driver helplessly tap their brakes, unsure of what to do, knowing that no course of action will possibly undo the terrible string of circumstances that brought them to this street at this time, next to a festering poop bomb of a truck.
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Scott Pruitt, administrator of the US Environmental Protection Agency, resigned Thursday after the festering pile of alleged ethical and legal breaches — including the $43,000 phone booth, his use of his staffers' credit cards to make hotel bookings, the deletion of meetings from his calendar and subsequent firing of staff who questioned it — finally became too much for him to manage.
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The latest flow of festering goo to slime its way down the conduit came about after someone leaked remarks Bloomberg made in the past defending the "stop-and-frisk" policy in New York City that many considered to be racial profiling — a policy that many others, including then-private citizen Donald Trump, felt was effective in lowering crime and confiscating illegal weapons.
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Megaupload (2005)In the beginning, before Kim Dotcom was internationally known as a festering sentient potato that sometimes rolls off the couch to squeal stupid things on the internet, he was the proprietor of Megaupload, an online file-transfer and storage platform so effective at distributing pirated intellectual property that it was dramatically raided and shut down by the Department of Justice in 2012.
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When I got drunk and spent the night with the Irishman in Bolivia, I dissected the incident — and why I hadn't told my boyfriend — relentlessly in my head, convinced I had figured out every angle of why I'd done it, and what it had meant: It was a way of making concrete the more nebulous, festering doubts that lay inside a relationship that had quietly gone stale.
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Here are some key factors in this week's stampede for the exits from Argentina: President Mauricio Macri, the son of a wealthy businessman, quickly earned praise from investors after taking office late in 153 for revamping the government's economic statistics agency, regaining access to international capital markets by settling long-festering court cases with investors and lowering the budget deficit by cutting generous utility subsidies.
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Even though Nissan&aposs resentment toward Renault&aposs eventual 43% stake was festering by 2018, in 1999 Nissan was a wreck, in desperate need of $5 billion from the French, with Ghosn part of the deal that yielded a 37% Renault stake and that promised to return Nissan to profitability after the automaker had lost billions of dollars and taken on billions more in debt.
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But as coronavirus continues to sweep the planet, placing 29 million people in Italy under quarantine, instigating a state of emergency in NYC, and festering on a cruise ship set to dock in California, and the only major recommendation being offered by WHO and the CDC is to wash hands as much as possible, the internet has come to the rescue the best way it knows how: with handwashing memes.
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The Brexit vote could almost have been designed to reveal long-festering problems with the country: an elite educational system that puts too much emphasis on confidence and bluff and not enough on expertise; a political system that selects its leaders from a self-involved Oxbridge clique; a London-focused society that habitually ignores the worries of the vast mass of British people; and a Conservative Party that promotes so many pompous mediocrities.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, during your presidential campaign you made a promise to send federal troops to drain the swamp in Washington, D.C., and also one festering with feral thugs and gang-bangers who are committing genocide among black Americans right in the great city of Chicago.
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Jack had clearly moments starting with episode 2 with a background that involved a bad upbringing, an explosive father; we've shown him to have an explosive temperament at moments — as a younger man and the drinking — so things aren't coming out of nowhere; there's years of festering and catching these two at a moment when they're not communicating as well as they used to… We're not going to be coming back into season 2 with them divorced and sharing the kids on the weekend — there's a journey ahead for them still — but this is definitely the most unsettling place their marriage has been.
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Choosing the best sunscreen is already a daunting task, what with the myriad of confusing SPF…Read more ReadAir Pollution Gets Into Your Brain, and Scientists Want to Know What It&aposs Doing to YouOutdoor air pollution causes millions of deaths each year—4.2 million premature deaths globally,…Read more ReadHow Climate Change Is Becoming a Deadly Part of White NationalismThis weekend's mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, has re-opened the festering debates over gun…Read more ReadIf You Think 30-50 Feral Hogs Sounds Bad, Just WaitHey, it's me, your local environmental reporter here to ruin all your feral hog fun.
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