"Fraught, fraught, fraught," said Tomashi Jackson, a multimedia artist, recalling her previous studio in the South Bronx.
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We meet the two characters at a fraught moment — probably an over-fraught one, dramatically.
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Trump has a fraught relationship with the tech world Trump has a particularly fraught relationship with much of the tech industry.
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To say that Jewish identity is fraught in 2017 is something of an understatement, but Jewish identity is always fraught — it's kind of our thing.
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But to understand that fraught issue—and how the White House is making it more fraught—you have to look to another recently sunken U.S. strategic agreement.
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Mr. Grossman and Mr. Snir nest Ora's struggles in their fraught and pessimistic context, made even a little more fraught, perhaps, by the controversy surrounding the production.
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Critic's Notebook LOS ANGELES — Fluxus is fraught with contradiction.
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But this time, it feels different — more fraught, somehow.
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This process can be fraught, and is not entirely clean.
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Trump's proposal may reflect an understanding of those fraught politics.
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A rather fraught dose of guidance from America's highest court.
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Soccer matches between Arab teams are often fraught with tension.
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President Trump's relationship with the media has always been fraught.
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Indeed, for many women* professionals, pregnancy is a fraught topic.
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It all makes a weekly product review at Outlier fraught.
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Fraught relations between Greece and Germany add to the tension.
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In the meanwhile, she's dealing with a fraught public divorce.
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Weight is a fraught subject in our culture, McElhaney says.
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In such fraught times, rekindling historic wrangles looks uncommonly unwise.
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It has been, at times, a fraught process, Khatib said.
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Probably nothing quite so fraught, but then again, who knows?
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Charter has had a fraught history in New York State.
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Either way, it sets the stage for a fraught transition.
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Bangladesh is a country fraught with political and economic uncertainty.
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Negotiations between the world's two largest economies have been fraught.
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Trump's relationship with the intelligence community also has been fraught.
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Coalition talks could be fraught, and last well into December.
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For the Vatican, dealmaking with China will be fraught indeed.
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However, investors worry that this friendship may have grown fraught.
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Doing business with unsavoury regimes is always fraught with risk.
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Like most emerging technology, there's a chance of fraught consequences.
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But Tura's childhood in Chicago was also fraught with danger.
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This time, the energy is foggy and fraught with paranoia.
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Lowering the cost of care, though, is fraught with peril.
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These fantastical, poignant, sometimes creepy pictures are fraught with conflict.
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"You know it's a pretty fraught environment there," Conway added.
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The lawsuit is happening at a fraught time for Huawei.
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America has long had a fraught relationship with its unions.
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How did those fraught relationships influence how the project evolved?
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Big decisions fraught with peril become evident from many angles.
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But each day has been fraught with pain and tears.
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Pumping is the worst, and this is all very fraught.
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Our sex life was fraught for the first three months.
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The arrangement was always fraught with danger for two reasons.
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Besides, many LGTBQ people have a fraught relationship with substances.
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Letting the Internet name something can be fraught with peril.
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This kind of fraught intimacy is one of Piper's hallmarks.
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The road ahead is fraught with danger, especially for Catalonia.
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But the concept of "electability" is fraught within the party.
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The three cast members do their best to look fraught.
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The latter had the advantage of being much less fraught.
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Moscow's own relationship with Washington becomes more fraught each day.
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And a very fraught one if you are Donald Trump.
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Yet even talking about disability can be a fraught experience.
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But those assertions, however fraught, are in some ways familiar.
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Redistributive taxation has always been a fraught subject in America.
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There are no easy choices; all are fraught with risk.
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Any new paths are likely to be fraught with peril.
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A partnership in this sport would seem fraught with risks.
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Every stage of this process is fraught with cultural pitfalls.
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Today's full moon in Scorpio is fraught with intense emotions.
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It is a connection, however, that is fraught with ambiguity.
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Holly Herndon: This is a really complicated and fraught question.
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Since puberty, I've had a fraught relationship with my breasts.
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Eye contact, when made, is fraught with suspicion and hostility.
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Nipping the bud before it flowers is fraught with risk.
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The most fraught of all familial relations: mother and daughter.
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"Love is a dangerous commodity — fraught with peril," he said.
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Bobby's relationship with his parents will not be as fraught.
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The issue of secure communications is fraught for Mr. Trump.
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My last few doses of chemotherapy were fraught with complications.
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Mr. Trump's own relations with African countries have been fraught.
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My relationship with Disney has always been a little fraught.
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The fight has been fraught with legal and diplomatic complexities.
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The relationship between any president and the press is fraught.
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I've never heard the passage sound so fraught and dangerous.
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Sexual health issues can be fraught with pain and shame.
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Many of those meetings will be fraught for various reasons.
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The workshops come at a fraught time for feminism here.
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Home, it turns out, is a fraught issue for Noura.
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Now, the shelter operators say, that cooperation has become fraught.
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He and John, it turns out, have a fraught history.
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China has long had a fraught relationship with foreign reporters.
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China has long had a fraught relationship with foreign reporters.
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And there is the ethically fraught matter of image appropriation.
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The search for meaning in these questions is ultimately fraught.
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But his relationship with the Trump family has been fraught.
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The period leading up to Thursday's vote has been fraught.
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The moves downward have been swift and fraught with volatility.
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The relationship between art and politics has always been fraught.
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Collecting and identifying the remains has been a fraught process.
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Collecting and identifying the remains has been a fraught process.
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That has made the decision to leave a fraught one.
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Posts are fraught with emotion: should I cancel my wedding?
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But in recent years, the relationship has become more fraught.
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But luckily Ms. Tierney's life is less fraught than Helen's.
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He's just saying that success for him has been fraught.
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Breast cancer just isn't as politically fraught as police brutality.
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Antiquities are particularly fraught, given patrimony laws that protect artifacts.
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An article on Tuesday about the fraught relationship between Gov.
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Reaching agreement for the tournament has been a fraught process.
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"I certainly think it's a very fraught topic," Hawley said.
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Khashoggi's death occurred in a particularly fraught and complex region.
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Trump has had a fraught relationship with U.S. intelligence agencies.
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The Rangers' resilience extended even into the fraught final period.
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And in her most fraught, intense moments she was extraordinary.
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Here is how the hand gesture became a fraught one.
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The situation has reshuffled already fraught political dynamics around impeachment.
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It's fraught with so much deprivation that it just explodes.
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Bringing the bill to the floor is fraught with difficulties.
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But that's a choice fraught with ethical and political tension.
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Then there's the company's fraught history with clean air policies.
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Student loans in the United States are fraught with problems.
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The classification question raised by Velázquez is more fraught. Sen.
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After release from prison, encounters with police can become fraught.
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Kicking back on the couch has never been more fraught.
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But futurism in the time of Donald Trump feels fraught.
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Buying your first home can be exciting but also fraught.
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Their subjects may be "scenic," but their atmosphere is fraught.
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The moments after those attacks are always fraught with anxiety.
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Her revamp of "Fastlove" was already going to be fraught.
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Why is the history of the Electoral College so fraught?
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His attack on Judge Robart comes at a fraught moment.
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But the process for achieving it is fraught with difficulty.
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The Motoyas have shown how fraught that embrace can be.
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Her sense of history and heartbreak are long and fraught.
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News publishers have long had a fraught relationship with Facebook.
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But the intersection of retailers and politics can be fraught.
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Signoffs and signatures: Why hitting send can be so fraught.
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The action around her is enigmatic and fraught with mysticism.
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That path toward democracy, always fraught, has grown downright perilous.
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The college admissions landscape suddenly seems more fraught than ever.
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It's a fraught question, but it needs to be asked.
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When the dead arose, these difficulties only became more fraught.
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And what's more emotional and fraught than frigging online dating?
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That makes hosting them on the opinion page rather fraught.
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Everything it has with it is fraught with the concept.
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It was fraught, but — in my opinion — not that fraught because ultimately Snape had been unfathomably cruel to almost everyone he ever met, even 11-year-old children, and definitely committed more than one murder.
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Every diplomatic effort to address the conflict is fraught with uncertainty.
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All signs are pointing toward an equally fraught encounter Thursday night.
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It's not as if weight was a fraught topic before, actually.
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But that history may not be as fraught as some believe.
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Tesla's relationship with some of its factory workers has been fraught.
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As for Republicans, they realize their campaign is fraught with peril.
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Election night in America has become an emotionally fraught communal experience.
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The Clintons and Obamas have also had fraught relations with Trump.
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That ought to include disagreement about such fraught matters as sexuality.
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In the interim, the two men's relationship has apparently grown fraught.
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But I've learned is that it's especially fraught for straight women.
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Flirting over text is quick, fun, and fraught with potential disaster.
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What to watch: The summit will be fraught with strategic problems.
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"Our reputation with China is so fraught right now," he said.
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As a designer, Rouse wants to engage with that fraught history.
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This is the contradictory and fraught world of the shy artist.
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Moderation is fraught with justifiable concerns over free speech and bias.
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The ideal of "pious retreat" will always be fraught with contradictions.
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Encouraging women to have more babies used to be politically fraught.
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But his journey to the top has been fraught with challenges.
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Jay Duplass: The typical fan experience can be fraught with peril.
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If your name is "hard" or "weird," introductions can be fraught.
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For the migrants, the moment was a fraught, deeply personal one.
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We may never return to a less fraught interaction with nature.
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The playback function seems especially fraught with filmmakers, and that's understandable.
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"I know it's fraught to be here," Maddow said to Farrow.
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Managing it is fraught and becoming more so owing to protectionism.
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No American company would agree to enter such a fraught arena.
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The status quo is fraught, and the trend is only accelerating.
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UBER'S DATA PLAY Uber has a fraught history with data collection.
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But how to tax the tech giants is fraught with disagreement.
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But North Korea's economic path is likely to be more fraught.
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But making a concession around data is a potentially fraught proposition.
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Merely choosing to hold a second Scottish referendum could be fraught.
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But the shock move is fraught with political peril as well.
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Running an NGO in Afghanistan is fraught with danger and difficulties.
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The clampdown on capitalism comes at a fraught time for Cuba.
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Others succinctly convey a fraught moment, intimate encounter or pivotal discovery.
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This week the GI registry faced an even more fraught claim.
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Trading has been expensive, difficult and fraught with wild price swings.
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De Blasio already has a fraught relationship with his police force.
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The call for a ceasefire is overdue, but fraught with difficulties.
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The dispute between the former couple became increasingly fraught on Jan.
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Like many elections in Kenyan history, the vote is looking fraught.
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A few fraught days ago, the Apocalypse wasn't necessarily a nightmare.
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As McDowell pointed out, however, this prospect is fraught with complications.
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Knopfs' fraught marriage and Blanche's search for affection; her pursuit of
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The experience for Robinson's grandfather, Henrietta Lacks' son, was more fraught.
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The partnership between Washington's two top powerhouses has always been fraught.
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It's an area that is fraught with regulatory and legal concerns.
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All were exceedingly complex issues, fraught with financial and emotional costs.
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The early days of downloadable, digital media were fraught with pain.
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Khashoggi's disappearance could complicate already fraught ties between Ankara and Riyadh.
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But they are often fraught with their own set of challenges.
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It touched on nearly all the fraught issues of the moment.
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And move on to the equally-fraught subject of tax reform?
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We've made it into an expensive holiday fraught with romantic landmines.
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But this world is not easy and is fraught with problems.
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It's a moment fraught with peril, for women and for men.
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The fight for liberalism is at its most fraught with immigration.
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In these fraught political times, we can't take much for granted.
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Gorsuch's emergence in the public eye last year, however, was fraught.
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Getting into and out of Manhattan has never seemed more fraught.
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The scheme, fraught with corruption, ended up costing the government $16bn.
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It didn't seem particularly fraught for WWE to up its presence.
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Yet, our conversations around money are still often fraught with tension.
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The United States may find the challenge to catch up fraught.
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Querrey, a mellow man in a fraught microcosm, did not complain.
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But by all accounts, relations between father and son were fraught.
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Elections are a fraught business in many parts of the world.
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The Olympics were fraught with complications for McIlroy from the start.
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That has led to some fraught dynamics amid the current controversy.
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In a world fraught with violence, it's easy to lose hope.
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All of it has made reporting on the emails incredibly fraught.
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The costly project is fraught with risks, a Times investigation found.
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The deal was subsequently called off after months of fraught negotiations.
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Challenging the president's campaign could be fraught with danger, some said.
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But the Gurlitt collection is even more fraught than other disputes.
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The relationship between Mr. Bush and Mr. Rubio is especially fraught.
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By most accounts, the process of making the game was fraught.
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In practice, the politics of drastically reshaping the system are fraught.
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Like many aspects of motherhood, breast-feeding is a fraught topic.
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But the process of agreeing an FTA is fraught with risk.
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It's no secret that Apple has a fraught relationship with sex.
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Relationships with authority figures, like bosses, can be fraught with anxiety.
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Loosen up currently fraught politics around migration from still-growing countries.
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In a world fraught with peril and horror, sometimes, that's enough.
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Jerusalem's status is a fraught issue that many leaders have avoided.
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Like, she was boring and she was so fraught and timid.
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"Talking to my parents, these have been fraught conversations," she said.
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ACTRESSBy Anne Enright The most fraught word in any language: mother.
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Bombing Mauna Loa's lava flows will always be a fraught proposition.
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Sure, it's a politically fraught question, but it's no less important.
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Bridging this racial divide is a fraught matter, noted Dr. Skinner.
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The debate, like most others about potential cultural appropriation, is fraught.
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So, the options for Trump are poor and fraught with risk.
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But Federal Reserve chairs and presidents have long had fraught relationships.
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The shift to Brooklyn has been fraught with challenges beyond infrastructure.
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Forché arrives in El Salvador during a fraught and uncertain moment.
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Deutsche Bank now faces "a fraught future alone," the WSJ reports.
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The vote was also fraught with irregularities, according to the opposition.
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That commitment that has only strengthened in a fraught political moment.
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Still, he has become entangled in the most fraught culture debates.
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And then there was the fraught question of raising a family.
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But even so, finding a cast of diverse subjects was fraught.
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The fear is dangerous needling of already-fraught U.S. social turmoil.
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These are fraught times for the young male pop-singer business.
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They were not neurotic or conflicted or fraught with existential angst.
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But certain ones, like Valentine's Day, are a little fraught too.
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Experiencing Jeremy O. Harris's provocative Broadway debut feels fraught, but invigorating.
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And it foreshadowed a relationship that was both supportive and fraught.
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But predicting what will happen, or when, is fraught with difficulty.
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In a fraught public sphere, headphones provide a measure of privacy.
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Writer Tegan Shohet brings no nuance to a politically fraught episode.
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But its dramatic components, fraught as they are, are tepidly delivered.
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Kang's insights about the fraught nature of Asian-American identity resonated.
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Phoenix's willingness to speak truth to power is fraught with complexity.
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The elderly rhino was fraught with problems normally associated with age.
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Both the subject matter and the approach are fraught with danger.
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Avaaz's study shows just how fraught finding that balance can be.
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The relations between tech and labor have been especially fraught lately.
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Trump's signature brings to a close a fraught year for spending.
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His relationship with the language, he has said, is somewhat fraught.
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Bezos's personal tumult distracted Amazon's leaders at a particularly fraught time.
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Perhaps the most fraught third quarter report is that of Harris.
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Their friendship was deep, funny, occasionally fraught and, it seems, platonic.
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This is a dangerous moment in world affairs, fraught with uncertainty.
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Trump knows rescinding the DACA program was a politically fraught move.
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The licensing process has been slow and fraught with legal challenges.
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Delve into fraught British affairs with the movie "Brexit" on HBO.
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The cigarette and matchstick pin, though a simple assemblage, is fraught.
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There is probably no issue in China more fraught than Tibet.
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Trump has a complex and fraught relationship with the mainstream media.
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Deep down, though, her relationship to her changing body was fraught.
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On Bachelor Winter Games, it seems, weight is not a fraught topic.
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Ties are also fraught with neighbors Afghanistan and nuclear-armed rival India.
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And navigating that system became a little more fraught, a little scarier.
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The relationship between platforms and their users has never been more fraught.
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But knowing yourself, never uncomplicated, is likely to get no less fraught.
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She watched the entire fraught rescue mission over the Annex's security system.
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The past few years have been fraught ones for the Supreme Court.
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More From Tonic: Even the ways we define happiness may be fraught.
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It will be fraught with anger, judgment, blame instead of THANK YOU!!!
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The fraught political environment makes Hilton's and Malunguinho's victories even more noteworthy.
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In the octopus world, the act of reproduction is fraught with risk.
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Trump's obsession with the stock market makes all this even more fraught.
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That is a risk in any situation, but was particularly fraught here.
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The summer Princess Diana died was a fraught time in our house.
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A Senate trial could nonetheless prove a crucible at a fraught time.
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Alan Grayson, a populist liberal who has a fraught relationship with Reid.
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The period after any deal and withdrawal is also fraught with risks.
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For Democrats who are promoting their environmentalist roots, ethanol is similarly fraught.
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The futures of three of the town's inhabitants seem just as fraught.
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"I think our life is just fraught with these inconsistencies," says Herzog.
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Campaign-finance reform is fraught with such trade-offs and unintended consequences.
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This prodigal daughter's return to a slightly different landscape felt fraught, somehow.
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Also, kinky and camp meet fraught politics in this year'sEurovision Song Contest.
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The movie comes at a fraught time for the cinematic X-Men.
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The CPD's relationship with black Chicagoans in particular has long been fraught.
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The domestic turmoil comes at an already fraught moment for Saudi Arabia.
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Life in space is fraught with a dizzying array of potential calamities.
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After seven fraught, fear-filled semesters, Zabihian fled to the United States.
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Steven's 55th birthday celebration is fraught by the health of his parents.
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But the ways these hedges work are fraught with conflicts of interest.
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Blandino's own Instagram became fraught with comments by frustrated, would-be customers.
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We get it, he's gonna spiral, and it'll be fraught and ugly.
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Just a few fraught days ago, the Apocalypse wasn't necessarily a nightmare.
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Physicians have long reported that diagnoses are fraught with complications and subtleties.
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Why do you think virginity continues to be such a fraught subject?
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None of this is to say private prisons aren't fraught with problems.
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Its ties with the world's largest economy, though, are becoming increasingly fraught.
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It's also the right show for this tremendously fraught and conflicted moment.
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The case has worsened Turkey's already fraught relations with the European Union.
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Steve Bullock, who cast it as politically fraught in a general election.
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There's no panacea, and every potential fix is fraught with maddening complications.
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The act of public breastfeeding can be a fraught one for parents.
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"Identity politics" has also been a prominent and fraught topic for Democrats.
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The U.S.-Saudi partnership has been fraught with controversy since the Sept.
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The moment, then, is fraught with danger — and Iran's announcement won't help.
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The grudge match with Trump comes at a fraught time for CNN.
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The president could face some fraught moments on Capitol Hill next week.
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But that's a difficult position, I think, particularly when things are fraught.
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If it's discussed in religious Jewish schools, it's usually fraught with negativity.
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Doxxing, even in the most extreme cases, is fraught with ethical complications.
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In another way, too, Spanish politics is more fraught than in April.
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Trump and Kelly have also had an increasingly fraught relationship of late.
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It was the perfect opportunity—but also, to me, a fraught one.
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At 5003, Sudan was fraught with age-related issues and multiple infections.
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The film is about a heterosexual couple on a fraught road trip.
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Apple's relationship with China has become increasingly fraught over the past year.
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The atmosphere in 2003 was fraught and conflictual, with allies deeply divided.
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And it begins with its complicated, fraught relationship with the French state.
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The fraught situation in Venezuela seems to be coming to a head.
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And in this psychologically fraught mini-series, Ivy isn't saying much. Why?
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The state of investigations was already fraught before Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep.
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Mr. Trump has sometimes had a fraught relationship with the surrounding community.
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On Beauty The question is surprisingly fraught, but the answer is simple.
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History suggests that kind of derring-do is fraught with danger, however.
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Without more political openness, the road to financial reform will be fraught.
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The trove of messages between Stone and Credico demonstrates their fraught relationship.
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Expanding buprenorphine use could be simpler, but is still fraught with challenges.
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"The concept is fraught with operational, legal and institutional difficulties," he said.
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Which brings me to the third and most fraught ingredient: emotional attachment.
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Relationships between landlords and their tenants don't need to be fraught ones.
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The turmeric latte's recent popularity in the West has been somewhat fraught.
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Landing a rover on the moon is a fraught and complicated endeavor.
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The early months of the Trump administration were fraught with internal chaos.
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The relationship of liberal democracy to religious belief has always been fraught.
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And possibly those elections will be far less fraught than this one.
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It's an extremely fraught and uncertain time to be a touring musician.
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She will take over Planned Parenthood's leadership at a particularly fraught time.
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The Porsche and Piëch families, which owned Porsche, had a fraught history.
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I ask Sanz if the administration plans to confront this fraught issue.
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The machine bias is probably the least fraught question of all these.
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Of course, Mr. Trump's history with the correspondents' dinner is more fraught.
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But freedom and self-sacrifice turn out to be fraught, unstable quantities.
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Despite its often serene backdrop, the Inside Passage is fraught with hazards.
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It was a time that was fraught with anxiety and debilitating sickness.
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This year's Super Bowl became particularly fraught because of the halftime show.
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The path to Tuesday's announcement was fraught with political brinksmanship and scandal.
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"The continuation of aggressive steps is fraught with the most severe consequences."
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Mr. Suleiman's work is distinguished by its comedic outlook on fraught events.
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A satirical but apt addition to the culture's fraught conversation about race.
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That is why Tuesday is so fraught with danger for the Yankees.
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And attempts to correct statistically after the fact are fraught with difficulty.
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Once again, the F.B.I. has been thrust into a politically fraught moment.
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This is particularly fraught time to make such a seemingly monumental decision.
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These fraught exchanges have left his parents feeling increasingly desperate and helpless.
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History is restored to miraculous contingency, no longer fraught with the present.
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Many arise from fraught, alcohol-fueled encounters at birthdays, holidays and weddings.
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WASHINGTON — The campaign trail can bring fraught encounters for a presidential candidate.
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For most people, such important decisions are fraught with ambiguity and uncertainty.
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The office: AN ANALYSIS Why must the bathroom continue to be fraught?
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Whatever Trump's (final) policy may be, it is fraught with political implications.
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But I appreciated the clarity Mr. Gilbert drew from this fraught score.
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Once a fishery has broken down, fixing it is fraught with difficulties.
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Why it matters: Trump has had a fraught relationship with intelligence agencies.
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It's an arena that can get pretty fraught-- with potential missteps, though.
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Erdoğan's visit comes at a particularly fraught time in U.S.-Turkey relations.
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But the situation is still fraught, especially for a place like Cornell.
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His early Knick years were fraught with organizational chaos and mounting losses.
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The election could not be taking place at a more fraught moment.
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But despite their windfall, their lives were fraught and ended too soon.
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They wanted to reveal just how risky and politically fraught it remains.
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"Cookalein" involves the fraught erotic awakening of a young man named Willie.
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After two years of fraught negotiations, the City Council approved the deal.
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The spiritual work is just getting started and is fraught with obstacles.
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In "Homie," that awareness of the audience tips into fraught, interesting terrain.
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Of course, what's simple in theory has been politically fraught in practice.
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For Western athletes and entertainers, doing business in Saudi Arabia remains fraught.
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But even the usual boilerplate platitudes proved fraught at this summit meeting.
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The most poignant moment of that fraught relationship happened 20113 years ago.
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Biegun joined the administration at a fraught time in the nuclear talks.
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The relationship between Snowden and Comey has been fraught in the past.
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In years past, that lack of distinction would have been politically fraught.
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It was clear that any rescue mission would be fraught with risk.
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Still, the airlines do seem to be among the most fraught. Why?
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Well Exercise and eating have a fraught, unsettled relationship with each other.
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Mexico's generosity comes at a particularly fraught time for U.S.-Mexican relations.
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Watching Ollie and Daphne fall in love is both sweet and fraught.
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Already fraught relations between Tehran and Washington have worsened in recent days.
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I am also a human being living in contemporary race-fraught America.
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Like any other ideological space, the "manosphere" can be fraught with factionalism.
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This is a moment of real tension given the fraught political environment.
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The wedding itself was lovely, but the reception was fraught with difficulty.
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But even if it can, the approach is also a bit fraught.
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Sanchez's relationship with the football team was fraught as a result, it appears.
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Will the update totally heal the ride-hail company's fraught relationship with drivers?
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No matter what the decision, the process means a fraught several months ahead.
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"We warn against such adventurism which is fraught with catastrophic consequences," it said.
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KS: Of course, that's fraught, too, because of the double CEO stuff. Yeah.
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Japan's often fraught relations with China are improving — as highlighted by Abe's Oct.
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Infrastructure might be less politically fraught, but it still has potential sticking points.
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It's the latest sign that America's relationship with Iran is becoming increasingly fraught.
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I wasn't prepared for how complicated it would be — and how emotionally fraught.
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And Facebook, as it does, dragged itself back into a politically fraught moment.
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Paying with cryptocurrency was like that: exciting, fraught and never the same twice.
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It's not always easy to do that—family relationships can be deeply fraught.
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All that means Zambia's outlook remains fraught with risk despite the currency's revival.
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Either way the gap between theory and practice is enormous and ethically fraught.
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The following years were fraught with ideological battles, famine and hostilities with China.
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Striking workers forced Eskom into power cuts last year during fraught wage negotiations.
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One of the most relevant examples of these fraught relationships is Kanye West.
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Most structures, and many traditions—bullfighting included—are fraught with some historical burden.
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That's a real concern, as FF's relationship with its suppliers is currently fraught.
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Interpretation can be a tentative and uncertain activity, fraught with moments of doubt.
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But he didn't back down, leaving Medley fraught and torn in the middle.
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It was only when they gathered as a team that things became fraught.
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But that problem is only one aspect of YouTube's fraught relationship with kids.
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That caps two years of fraught debates and campaigning about the new rules.
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Even that is fraught, however, as the saga of the Grace 1 illustrated.
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AdamMathematics is far more fraught with debate and disagreement than you might imagine.
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That first leg of California's bullet train has already been fraught with problems.
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And it can sometimes feel as though every appearance-related decision is fraught.
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The fraught system that's been in place for too long must be transformed.
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And what the hell does #CitrusGotReal even mean in these fraught political times?
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You can't really reprogram human nature to make social media sharing less fraught.
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There will only be a few months' break before the fraught negotiations resume.
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And it's interesting, because I have a very fraught relationship with working out.
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However, such extraterritorial rules are fraught with complexity, legal and privacy experts warn.
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For many LGBTQ workers, being out at work is still a fraught situation.
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Lost, of course, was a drama, fraught with weighty themes and weightier gazes.
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Access to those countries is currently complicated by India's fraught relationship with Pakistan.
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The relationship between the royal family and the press has long been fraught.
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For people of my generation, doing so is much more fraught with anxiety.
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This is the norm, a consequence of a fraught colonial, war-torn past.
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I realize coffee is a fraught topic in the world of personal finance.
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Yet however successful Mr Putin's strategy appears now, it is fraught with risk.
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The "path to adequate regulation […] remains long and fraught with complexities," he asserts.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is opening up about her "fraught" working relationship with Harvey Weinstein.
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So, you know, engaging in capitalism is a complex and often fraught activity.
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His history with labels has been fraught with broken contracts and bad deals.
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Romance, as a genre, fraught with drama, challenges the notion of healthy relationships.
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Their rescue marked a rare positive note in often-fraught U.S.-Pakistan relations.
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But the mission in potentially hostile Sunni territory is also fraught with risk.
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I had already gone through the emotionally fraught, complicated process of coming out.
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It reads, as it perhaps inevitably would, as a fraught and chaste romance.
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KS: Of course, that's fraught too because of the double CEO shit. Yeah.
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But the personal adjustment of life on earth was, apparently, just as fraught.
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Sex education about masturbation can be particularly fraught for trans youth, Connell says.
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For state politicians, the SAT and ACT are also much less politically fraught.
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Sometimes fraught exchanges between singers are prodded along by stubbornly repetitive instrumental riffs.
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All possible scenarios for deals to form a government are fraught with difficulties.
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Visits to war memorials are often fraught, and this one more than most.
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The nativist inclinations of the Trump Administration recall fraught moments of this past.
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Large-scale action seems impossibly fraught—too politically risky, and too legislatively complex.
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She has steered the university during a fraught time for public higher education.
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Remembrance may be fraught with risks; but the dangers of forgetting are higher.
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Green New Deal could transform the fraught dynamics that govern lithium and other
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Such allegations are adding new tensions to an already fraught Saudi-American relationship.
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However, critics of the policy cite the Fulop's personal, fraught relationship with Airbnb.
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Mother-daughter relations can be fraught with complication and vulnerability — I love you!
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For many New Yorkers the system is a harrying experience — fraught and stressful.
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Trump's visit comes at a fraught moment for the President and the military.
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Trump's visit came at a fraught moment for the President and the military.
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In a year fraught with political tensions, let me share some good news.
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The two had a fraught relationship marked by reports of Kelly's imminent ouster.
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Max and Rich had a fraught relationship, but they viewed the world similarly.
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The case also comes at a time when US-China relations remain fraught.
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Then he flashes back and commences the long story of her fraught life.
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The relation between Donald Trump and history is fraught with confusion and paradox.
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The first half of the year was fraught with volatility on Wall Street.
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In this fraught moment, his bully tactics are profoundly damaging, and achieve nothing.
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As August, Angela, Gigi and Sylvia move into adolescence, every kiss feels fraught.
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She overcame a tumultuous childhood; he had a fraught relationship with his father.
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It's a situation fraught with uncertainties—particularly for patients of diverse ethnic backgrounds.
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The advent of search engines has made the process all the more fraught.
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Whales are by any measure extraordinary but seem tragic in Dumas's fraught vision.
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The prospect of a Trump rally here had long been fraught with apprehension.
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What follows is definitely fraught, with the sort of acting that triggers seismometers.
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In a way, it's fraught too, with most positive and more traumatic emotion.
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Yes, it certainly does feel like a fraught time politically at the moment.
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Nuclear power is expensive to build and, because of safety concerns, socially fraught.
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However, they're still fraught with offensive tropes like blood rituals and human sacrifice.
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" She added that CBS was "fraught with systemic racism, discrimination and sexual harassment.
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Their relationship, at once fraught and friendly, provided much of the series' gravitas.
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When it comes to family members, this can be a particularly fraught situation.
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Welles's relationship with his Iago, Micheal MacLiammoir, was fraught with mutual professional jealousy.
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It would make entry into an unfamiliar business fraught with anxiety and worry.
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This was the fraught world that Wielgus, the maverick academic, was thrust into.
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But as I read more about her, it felt too sad and fraught.
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He promises not to sweeten the very fraught story of this culinary staple.
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And it could have scarcely arrived at a more apt, and fraught, time.
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For Republicans, the hearing and the women's accusations are fraught with political dangers.
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Today, our nation is about as racially fraught as it ever has been.
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Still, the timing suggested a willingness to appear conciliatory at a fraught time.
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And the results might be more constitutionally and practically fraught than observers expect.
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Though Beijing remains Pyongyang's most important ally, the two have a fraught relationship.
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The debate over driver's licenses has a long, fraught history in New York.
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Smarter Living: In the age of global warming, traveling is a fraught choice.
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The relationship between India and Pakistan continues: fraught, repetitive, no end in sight.
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But now the stakes are rising and the choices are growing more fraught.
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And, very fraught things like talking about programming languages, people get very emotional.
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Whatever rules the I.R.S. announces, they are sure to be fraught with complication.
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McMaster wasn't Trump's first choice, and their working relationship was at times fraught.
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"To Fox or not to Fox?" has become a fraught question for Democrats.
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Stockton is testing it out — but even that process is fraught and difficult.
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Gordievsky was born in Moscow in 1938, fraught times, even by Soviet standards.
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But this is the sort of fraught, disorienting moment that characterizes the novel.
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Those can become fraught conversations anyway, as Dr. White's previous research has demonstrated.
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While they argued among themselves, the situation became more fraught and more divided.
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Back channels during presidential transitions are not unprecedented, but they are always fraught.
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The hunt for the song of the summer is only slightly less fraught.
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It turns out that Ward is once again writing about morally fraught issues.
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Relations between the Turkish nation and the nationless Kurds have long been fraught.
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That decision speaks to the incredibly fraught moment in which Republicans find themselves.
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Now that the President is involved, it's only going to get more fraught.
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Such fraught symbolism attached to real bodies has proved to be dangerously combustible.
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Despite its prominence, the state's recreational cannabis program has been fraught with challenges.
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Mr. Erdogan's relationship with Mr. Putin, despite their dialogue, has become increasingly fraught.
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Janacek's restless music suggests that this nostalgic confession is fraught with Katya's instability.
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Lemahieu noted that Myanmar's approach to the Rohingya crisis was fraught with contradictions.
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He also chose an agency with which he has had a fraught relationship.
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Trump took this very personally and their relationship has been fraught since then.
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No tax is popular, but Japan's consumption tax has an unusually fraught history.
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Yet the study of brain organoids can also be fraught with ethical dilemmas.
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This is a fraught question for most people, and doubly so for her.
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There are fraught friendships, coming-of-age stories, Supreme Court drama and more.
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A problem this fraught cannot be resolved so close to a presidential election.
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Because of dance's ephemeral nature, it has a fraught relationship with the past.
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The deepening showdown over the memo comes at another fraught moment in Washington.
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In spite of these achievements, those first years of Chile's independence were fraught.
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Having one country induce a change in another is already a fraught endeavor.
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"The acquisition of the artifacts was fraught with red flags," the DOJ wrote.
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The issue of citizenship has long been fraught with risk for Republicans. Sen.
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The election for governor, fraught with Republican challenges, took a month to settle.
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The fraught locus of Tahrir Square, never explicitly mentioned, hangs in the air.
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The situation at Upload was particularly fraught because its principal product was parties.
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How else would anyone have expected this discombobulating, fraught fashion month to end?
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They've made the playoffs four times, but even those high points were fraught.
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That, in turn, makes its fate — and its very existence — very ethically fraught.
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A dollhouse transmutes the fraught domestic world into one of creativity and indulgence.
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In a scene that was fraught with bitterness and resentment, Walter was beloved.
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There is no topic in the philanthropic world more fraught than population growth.
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His personal life was fraught: his long-suffering wife Hannelore committed suicide in 2001.
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Getting those dollars and other outside currencies into Venezuela is its own fraught effort.
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Above all, in a fraught region, they are crucial allies of the United States.
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But relationships between the two parties' ministers, lawmakers and experts are much more fraught.
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But relations between the two countries remain fraught, with each eyeing the other warily.
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While we're basking in it — blissful and momentary — nature seems exempt from fraught narratives.
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And to make matters even more fraught, Team Targaryen is down yet another dragon.
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Nadia's mother died at 35, which makes this the year especially poignant and fraught.
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The summit will also discuss EU's fraught ties with traditional ally, the United States.
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It's a task fraught with pitfalls, questions of cost and access and legislative complications.
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She calls the current fintech regulatory environment "spaghetti soup," fraught with dislocation and confusion.
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So fraught has the subject become that radical solutions are now getting mainstream attention.
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What's happening: The fight between China and the NBA has only become more fraught.
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It's fraught with methodological hurdles from the political to the statistical to the psychological.
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A consistent theme throughout his books is the fraught relationship between humans and technology.
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But in a field as ethically fraught as genetics, even that can be troubling.
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An already fraught relationship has become more so with Mr Trump's election as president.
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Jobs are scarce and politics is fraught in France; Quebec promises opportunity and stability.
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Teaching men not to perpetrate sexual assault is often a fraught and uncomfortable process.
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Election security was a fraught issue in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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Apt Pupil was a particularly fraught production in terms of alleged envelope-pushing behavior.
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With a sequence this fraught and intensely sexual, however, they're all but guaranteed to.
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Buying the first iteration of any new kind of gadget is fraught with risk.
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The NYPD has a fraught history of disciplining officers who have repeatedly misused force.
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As the election draws closer, impeachment proceedings will become increasingly contentious and politically fraught.
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Kafka learned that social relations were fraught and unstable—with great consequence for literature.
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These vulnerabilities can make jail incarceration a more fraught and traumatizing place for women.
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It's a nice gesture to his fans, to be sure, but fraught with peril.
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Delayed trains, back-to-back meetings, difficult bosses, fraught friendships, tight deadlines… Sound familiar?
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For the health-conscious among us, trips to the grocery store can be fraught.
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But Mr Green's resignation is the one most fraught with emotion for Mrs May.
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Li explains that the wrist is an inherently fraught location for measuring heart rate.
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But, as philosophers have long known, assigning values to things or situations is fraught.
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Setting something in a historical period allows for an emotional remove from fraught topics.
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Because of this fraught history, Knife Crab takes the bottom spot in this ranking.
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Like Project AZORIAN, it's going to be fraught with technical challenges and enormous risks.
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During their fraught divorce proceedings this spring, Amber Heard accused the actor of abuse.
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Why do you think this show has such a fraught relationship with the media?
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The shift in financial gravity from Delhi to the states is fraught with problems.
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As The Times's transportation reporter, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, writes, canine commuting can be fraught.
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But Trump's call to redirect money from the military toward the border is fraught.
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But what might have appeared a natural arrangement to save Denel now appears fraught.
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At a fraught eight-hour meeting in Munich the CSUers deemed the package inadequate.
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Every season of Insecure proves to be even more fraught than the last one.
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If it is not, the next election in 2022 will be just as fraught.
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But the social nature and relationships of dance in America have always been fraught.
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It's possible the confused pacing is a result of the fraught environment on set.
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So releasing programs perfected in virtual space into the wild is fraught with difficulty.
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Yet before Ovitz ever set foot in the Magic Kingdom, the relationship was fraught.
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The legacy of musicians following in their parents' footsteps is occasionally a fraught one.
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And the consequences of such immersive participation are complex, uncertain and fraught with risk.
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Lewis and Trump have had a fraught history since before the President took office.
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This prolonged election and post-election cycle has been fraught with incitement to violence.
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And then there are beer rivalries: Cologne versus Düsseldorf is one particularly fraught example.
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Butler crystallizes both Overtown's status as a soul-music mecca and its fraught history.
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The road will be fraught with moral dilemmas and questions about the human condition.
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Tax reform, supposedly the next big effort, is as fraught as health care reform.
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A DEAL born of political desperation and fraught with practical, legal and ethical difficulties.
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The first ever Africa Cup of Nations took place in a fraught political atmosphere.
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The collection is a fraught song of the self, composed of subtleties and exclamations.
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It's difficult to make prescriptions about acts of protest, especially in such fraught times.
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And the more belligerent statements the president makes, the more fraught the situation gets.
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O'Donnell and Trump have a long and fraught history of back-and-forth criticism.
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"Of course this venture is fraught with risks," Mr. Jentzsch said in an email.
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When it comes to protecting right whales from entanglement, however, the road is fraught.
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The fraught gambit did not pay off: the jury sentenced Mr McCoy to die.
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Diplomacy with North Korea is fraught, and we should not expect near-term progress.
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It marked a change in the fraught relationship between tech platforms and legacy publishers.
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But it has also raised another fraught question: Is our national anthem itself racist?
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And his candidacy comes at a particularly fraught time for Hispanic-Americans and immigrants.
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Why do these statues matter, and why are the debates over them so fraught?
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This makes any step intended to limit North Korea's future ambitions fraught with risk.
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If so, Mueller's testimony about the issue is fraught with cover-up and perjury.
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A loan arrangement may offer a way of bypassing the fraught issue of ownership.
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That process, fraught with complex tax and legal issues, could itself take many months.
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It highlights various issues over time: Were there early warnings about this fraught project?
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By drenching their sound in static, they've made their most fraught, emotionally wrenching album.
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The difficulty of finding and then keeping the right oncologist can therefore be fraught.
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Still, using the n-word is fraught with danger for white comedians, in particular.
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But relations remain particularly fraught between the police and poor, black communities like Alexandra.
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The status of Jerusalem has been a subject fraught with political peril and controversy.
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History of spying Espionage has long been a fraught subject between Pakistan and India.
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And this all happens in the fraught atmosphere of Louisiana in the late 1960s.
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The fraught relationship between the United States and Venezuela has come to a head.
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The world of game development has always been fraught with some level of uncertainty.
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Going hard against China now could derail an already fraught journey to the summit.
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In this era of "hyper-gentrification," New Yorkers have a fraught relationship with Starbucks.
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The decision comes at a particularly fraught time in both US and Israeli politics.
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The legislative battles underscore the fraught political divide over L.G.B.T.Q. rights across the country.
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The question of who ordered her death remains the subject of fraught international conjecture.
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It was a performance that evolved with the increasingly fraught tenor of the proceedings.
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Yet the road ahead for Turkey in Syria is uncertain and fraught with risks.
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Todd: What's neat about that ending is that it's still fraught with religious imagery.
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About an issue so fraught, she knows she can take very little for granted.
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That was fraught with more danger of getting caught than today's method, he said.
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But their relationship to modern Mumbai, where transgender people are legally recognized, remains fraught.
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Even the testing of such devices outside a medical context will likely be fraught.
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But when it comes to race, the bourbon industry has a particularly fraught history.
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The Chinese-American relationship has become more competitive and fraught, and will remain so.
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"You can always create some composite, but composites are fraught with problems," Caulkins said.
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Here he offers an answer to the fraught question of Who is wellness for?
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The timing of this aquatic ritual becomes more fraught as the calendar nears Jan.
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The relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran has been fraught with tension for decades.
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The options are all fraught, starting with the specter of leaving without a deal.
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It was in this fraught context that I designed a series of political posters.
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The most accessible preventative measure—therapy—is similarly fraught, even for non-offending pedophiles.
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Even going for a hike feels fraught, as we try to maintain social distancing.
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Their expertise is fraught with the pain of having been misunderstood and, often, mistreated.
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Because it's been good for business, but at the same time it's been fraught.
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The relationship between Okinawa, the United States and the government of Japan is fraught.
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The effort comes at a fraught moment for Israel supporters in the Democratic Party.
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Passers-by could only watch, frozen and powerless, their Monday suddenly fraught with worry.
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It is fraught with all the dangers of rent-seeking and incumbent lock-in.
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Riggs was a match without larger meaning; it was legitimately fraught with epochal implications.
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The nerve is still there, although a less fraught word for it is confidence.
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And drawing comparisons between the suffering of different groups is inherently fraught, potentially reductionist.
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In past relationships, she struggled against feeling subservient, trapped in fraught sexual power dynamics.
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Accepting China as a partner has been a fraught proposition for Mr. Trump's predecessors.
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But the durability of that truce is unclear, and relations with China remain fraught.
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For doctors and other health professionals, navigating this politically fraught issue can be difficult.
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From my first day at Penny Camp Elementary School in 1982, it was fraught.
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Though permanent artificial hearts were introduced in the 1980s, they remain fraught with complications.
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Gas and oil exploration in the South China Sea is a deeply fraught issue.
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Matt's fraught relationship with his harsh, remote father makes up "Memento Park's" emotional center.
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This is an emotionally fraught issue and I don't there are no easy answers.
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These are fraught times on our campus, across the country and around the world.
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Even under normal circumstances, finding a pricing sweet spot can be a fraught endeavor.
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Which is why The Post's statement, especially its urging of restraint, is so fraught.
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The administration, however, has a fraught track record when it comes to hurricane relief.
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McCain was a harsh critic of Trump, and the two had a fraught relationship.
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However, the RFS is fraught with regulatory uncertainty and high and volatile compliance costs.
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YouTube's peculiar relationship with the economy within it is fraught, promising and poorly understood.
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That makes what the Flux Party is proposing both unique and also potentially fraught.
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The increasingly fraught debate over Hong Kong's border reflects its unusual status within China.
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Any deviation from the care and feeding of the icon is fraught with risk.
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And both pictures serve as a potent Rorschach test of our fraught political moment.
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But the disaster also threatens to damage Ottawa's crucial but fraught partnership with Washington.
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Preliminary unity talks quickly broke down, however, and the path to unity is fraught.
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China would almost certainly intervene, setting up a fraught confrontation with the United States.
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Relations between the two countries have been fraught since Russia seized Crimea in 2014.
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In this polarized and fraught time, that is asking too much from marginalized students.
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There was already a sense that future visits would be fraught with political anxiety.
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Among the many issues raised by #MeToo, the topic of consent is particularly fraught.
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Those progressive groups credit Clinton's organization with helping them through their fraught early months.
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Yet their competition is also fraught in ways that have long dogged the awards.
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The trouble is beauty, which, begging Keats's pardon, enjoys a fraught relationship with truth.
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This is the latest episode in Japan's fraught 40-year history with the tax.
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New York proved to be a fraught experiment, as Mr. Peng's restaurant soon closed.
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The question of immigration, particularly when it involves children, is always fraught with emotion.
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Abizaid heads to Riyadh during a time of fraught diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia.
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All museums, he said, should be places for conversation and discussion in fraught times.
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Mark Michaels, Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Estimating crowd sizes has long been a fraught topic.
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The decisions that an American president must make are always fraught and deeply consequential.
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For innovators, the prospect of reinventing these conventional manufacturing processes is fraught with impediments.
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He winds up exploring the inextricable — but often fraught — connection between food and nature.
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While many would prefer money, cash distribution in Nigeria's northeast is fraught with risk.
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OPEC sources say this means future meetings and decisions may be even more fraught.
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The death services industry is heavily regulated and fraught with religious and health considerations.
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The literature on income inequality is growing rapidly, and is fraught with political implications.
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The emotions around this upheaval are fraught: rage, sadness, vindication — they run the gamut.
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Central to any space but never centered, bathrooms are incredibly necessary and tremendously fraught.
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For queer Chicanos/as, the inheritance of the Roman Catholic Church is particularly fraught.
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But they were cuts, not overhaul, and the environment was much less politically fraught.
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A simple morning's greeting and response appear loaded with innuendo and fraught with implications.
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Nowhere are those narratives more fraught than in the realm of sex and dating.
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"We realize that 'Clinton World' is fraught with tension, fraught with conflict, and it's populated by a lot of people who have big titles and no power and people who have little titles or ambiguous titles and a lot of power," Tumulty said.
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If we're talking recent history, strawberry and cheese has become a pretty fraught food combination.
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After a fraught election, some have called on electors to vote against their state results.
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It's a promise that is fraught with challenges, notably the ability to scale up manufacturing.
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Yet given Trump's apparent disdain for Latinos, Acosta's tenure will likely be fraught with risk.
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And it is an issue that only becomes more fraught when police officers behave inappropriately.
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However, some opposition groups are concerned that turning to India is equally fraught with risk.
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But American Girl's growing pains aren't limited to its fraught relationship with its historical past.
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But Moses claims in his blog post that their relationship was fraught was before then.
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A sale of the network could help Vivendi mend its fraught relations with Italian regulators.
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The question of effectiveness is particularly fraught when it comes to endangered or minority languages.
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Every issue that comes to that desk in the Oval Office is fraught and consequential.
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And yet, that debate is fraught because it points to deep-seated bias and prejudice.
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" Russia warned that "the continuation of aggressive steps is fraught with the most serious consequences.
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My eyes are red, my nerves are fraught, and all my wine bottles are empty.
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That's how fraught, how devastating and potentially disastrous this issue is both politically and practically.
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The process of removing offensive content from any entertainment platform is fraught and inevitably subjective.
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When the politics of representation have become so fraught, who gets to write about whom?
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Eating has always been fraught for me, but now my body is on a deadline.
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The one-China formula is not so much fraught with ambiguities as composed of them.
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Pope Francis spoke to that fraught dynamic during his historic visit to Mexico last week.
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It's a commentary about white male entitlement, sexism, and the fraught waters of overbearing fandom.
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Deeply personal and often deeply fraught, financial decisions reflect our values, hopes, dreams and fears.
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And for Bachelor Ben Higgins, it was clearly a very big, if briefly fraught, decision.
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The first detailed international discussions of the options, starting in the mid-2020s, are fraught.
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We The People's intense focus on crowdfunding comes at a fraught time for the industry.
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Yet the call for a vote on the final Brexit deal is fraught with problems.
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Still, it's when the roles are reversed that the situation becomes fraught for independent creators.
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The issue has been one of the stickiest for Uber's fraught relations with its drivers.
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Not totally out of the ordinary in this fraught media landscape, but she's really struggling.
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A new deal could be politically fraught, but it would come at an opportune time.
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But this speaks to something bigger: The world of parenting advice is fraught with tension.
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The direct request to spy is often the most fraught moment of an espionage operation.
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But the Lewinsky episode, in particular, is also fraught with peril for Clinton's presidential prospects.
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Facebook's early days as a pseudo-media outlet have been more than a little fraught.
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But for some people, the act of patronizing Uber is too fraught to take lightly.
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And constructing a Hyperloop at the scale required for mass transportation is fraught with complications.
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Art that involves a living person as its base material is deeply fraught for me.
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The President has had a fraught relationship with the Muslim community in the United States.
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From the start, Kevin (Justin Hartley) and Randall (Sterling K. Brown) have a fraught relationship.
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"Clearly the situation is more fraught than it has been in the past," Vail said.
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Yet for all the interest, the marijuana business remains fraught with risks and capital challenges.
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But the Foxconn-Wisconsin deal has been fraught with problems and resistance from the beginning.
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MOST front-page Supreme Court stories involve fraught cases, closely divided votes and biting dissents.
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Few companies have as close, or as fraught, a relationship with their fans as Oculus.
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All have seen lives fraught with pain, and many have seen sisters lost to violence.
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"We warn against such adventurism which is fraught with catastrophic consequences," the foreign ministry said.
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These are questions with no easy answers, and in "Luce" they have fraught racial dimensions.
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Despite the two men's fraught relationship, Trump endorsed Cruz in a tweet earlier this year.
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Even before the voices enter, Meyerbeer has evoked religion's fraught grip on the human psyche.
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The push to build dams throughout the Mekong River Delta has been fraught with controversy.
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This is the latest salvo in fraught trade relationships between the world's leading agricultural producers.
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The investigation had been politically fraught from its beginnings as an examination of Planned Parenthood.
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The painting was meant to examine the historically fraught relations between police and African-Americans.
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The fact is, the public discourse around recycled rubber infill has been fraught with misconceptions.
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Like all debates over the use public funds for sports venues, the decision is fraught.
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It is politically fraught, obviously, to say they will not support their party's presidential nominee.
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At the time, rethinking the country's energy use at home was a politically fraught issue.
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This celebrity friendship is purer of heart than that of other, more fraught famous friendships.
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"Jihad" is a more fraught term these days than when Herbert's novel first came out.
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Israel's fraught relationships with its Middle East neighbors have sometimes brought repercussions for its athletes.
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So far, the outside group effort surrounding the Trump campaign has been fraught at best.
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A Gizmodo longform piece last year noted the fraught relationship of Reddit with r/the_donald.
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Often, they attempt to pivot the conversation to an even more fraught problem: mental health.
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Meeting the parents is even more fraught when there's a "Prince" before your boyfriend's name.
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It's not Colbert's fault that we're at such a funky, fraught moment for political comedy.
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In today's fraught political climate, it is almost impossible to find a truly bipartisan issue.
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All of the alternatives that opposition leaders are contemplating are fraught with risks and obstacles.
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The environment of its new play, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's 26581 drama, is nearly as fraught.
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The environment of its new play, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's 1779 drama, is nearly as fraught.
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It makes sense, then, that topping can be fraught with the anxiety of doing harm.
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The blurred focus of the shot adds to the fraught animalistic nature of their brawl.
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Elections, often a fraught and tense occasions in Kenya, are being held on August 8.
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The quest to understand animal empathy has been long and fraught, but it isn't trivial.
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But it was fraught with problems from the moment the British hastily drew the borderline.
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The most fraught moments, she said, come in selecting among the large variety of whites.
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Kathy Fitzell, 75, a Maori resident at Merivale, has a fraught history with the language.
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Have you and Earlonne come across subjects that are too sad or fraught to cover?
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Decisions over who is honored on a bank note have been fraught in the past.
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But the episode showed how fraught abortion politics have become, even within the Republican Party.
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There's a revolt of sorts happening at the tail end of a fraught fashion month.
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And now all of a sudden, you're like me where everything is fraught with anxiety.
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Without Russian support, Turkey's intervention into Afrin would be fraught with risk, Turkish analysts said.
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Informants are usually very vulnerable or highly incentivized subjects, and therefore their accounts are fraught.
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From Lyndon Johnson to Richard Nixon, presidents have long had fraught relationships with Fed chairs.
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Christine StantonWayne, Pa. To the Editor: Growing up, I had a fraught relationship with food.
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Area is a 'political football' Rukban's humanitarian crisis is deeply entwined in Syria's fraught geopolitics.
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The least-fraught course for the United States is to bank on sanctions eventually working.
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Issues involving Israel are especially fraught, given the country's commitment to atone for the Holocaust.
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The term "establishment" is a vague one at best, and is particularly fraught this year.
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Mr. Lauder is not merely a deep-pocketed outsider wading into a fraught local issue.
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Mr. Trump and Ms. Merkel have had a fraught — sometimes chilly — relationship from the start.
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Instead, she defended the torture of terrorism suspects during a fraught time after the Sept.
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The silence is understandable, however, given how fraught a subject trade is within Democratic ranks.
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The change of leadership could be fraught and could cause the displacement of civilians, however.
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The Taliban's infiltration of Afghan forces make even the reduced American presence fraught with danger.
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Both connections are far more fraught by "Spider" than their analogous chapters in Ng's novel.
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The remarkable cooperation marks a new stage in the evolution of their singularly fraught relationship.
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However, I do crave so much more context around Bonnie's fraught relationship with her parents.
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Even among the Lakota, the question of who can speak for Crazy Horse is fraught.
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But Mr. Moore has never faced as politically fraught a moment as he does now.
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In the context of this racially fraught moment in Brazil, she reads as political statement.
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The issue has become so fraught in California it imperils the political future of Gov.
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"It's a fraught situation," a professor who was not involved in the study told us.
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"Julius Caesar," with assassination at its core, is politically fraught, and subject to multiple interpretations.
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Speaking to CNN in 2018, she described the fraught relationship between her husband and Mahathir.
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Almost everyone said it was a fraught process, but that's largely where the consensus stopped.
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The reason MSG is so controversial traces to its racially fraught history and Asian origins.
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While the internet's culture war dynamics are fraught, they're not all that hard to understand.
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The politics of NATO is probably more fraught than many Americans, including the president, realize.
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This year was fraught on all these issues, but 2018 will be even more so.
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Over time, though, as Tony's situation becomes increasingly dire, Susan's responses grow more emotionally fraught.
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As ambassador, Mr. Branstad would find himself in the middle of an increasingly fraught relationship.
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And on a third: The fraught history of psychiatry and the pursuit of scientific knowledge.
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But it can be found amid the fraught landscape of sex discrimination and sexual assault.
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The two men's friendly if sometimes fraught working relationship was the focus of the series.
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So it was a fraught and frightening household from which Bosworth endeavored to extricate herself.
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Two sides (at least) are engaged in a fraught, secret war over past and present.
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I liked the opera most when, during fraught episodes, the music turns jagged and dangerous.
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The airplane dispute is just one irritant in an increasingly fraught trading relationship with Europe.
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The idea is fraught with peril, but it is consistent with Biden's approach to politics.
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The sanctions came at an especially fraught time for relations between Russia and western democracies.
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THE CARVE-UP Just as fraught is the question of how to spend the budget.
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Trump has had a fraught relationship with the intelligence community throughout his time in office.
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But the road to passing even a scaled-back tax bill is fraught with obstacles.
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Scaling a startup is an exciting time, but one that is also fraught with challenges.
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Their remarks reflected the turmoil in New Orleans and the fraught debate over Confederate symbols.
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This trip was considerably more fraught than the one he had made as D.I.A. director.
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Democrats kept their impeachment articles limited to the Ukraine affair, but that decision was fraught.
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The Point: Trump's reliance on the rising stock market was always fraught with political peril.
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The process of crafting the healthcare bill in the Senate has been fraught with difficulty.
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The removal of Sessions -- whenever it comes -- is hugely fraught for Trump and Senate Republicans.
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The flinty sound he summoned in the most fraught passages certainly conveyed its hurtling angst.
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There is no doubt we are living in turbulent times, fraught with controversy and anger.
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It's really a minefield that's fraught with peril for both employers and consumer-reporting agencies.
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Carrington's own route to Mexico, and to intellectual and artistic freedom, was fraught with difficulties.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008 but relations with its larger neighbor remain fraught.
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A much less fraught start to the college scouting process would be a values exercise.
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Cunningham's first dances were in the psychologically fraught, symbol-heavy style of some Graham works.
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The episode threatens to increase tensions in a region already fraught with great-power rivalries.
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But the new twist once again draws attention to a fraught topic for Mrs. Clinton.
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The unlikeliness of Macron's rise to power has made his exercise of it more fraught.
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But some questions seem especially uncertain and fraught with implications for the Democrats future. 1.
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Demi Moore is revealing more details about her fraught relationship with ex-husband Ashton Kutcher.
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Baltimore's prison system has a history of being fraught with poor conditions, mistreatment and corruption.
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This has always mattered because the period after an election is fraught with great risks.
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In this fraught political climate, smoking guns are probably in the eye of the beholder.
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In four new novels, love, friendship and identity prove to be fraught — even deadly — propositions.
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The mere decision to open the museum, the first devoted to the partition, was fraught.
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Those artists' works would immediately become so fraught because of their association with the Trumps.
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And there are several reasons why evacuating people beforehand was a complicated and fraught decision.
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He also foreshadowed coming, fraught, negotiations by demanding access to British fishing grounds after Brexit.
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As the wide range of possible values shows, calculating the SCCO2 is a fraught undertaking.
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People are "confused, blind, shrouded by hate, anger, racism, mummy issues…we are fraught", he says.
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The zoo incident: In Cincinnati, the encounter was far more nuanced, far more fraught with hypotheticals.
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After three fraught weeks, he was able to get passage on a ship for New York.
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The regime's unexpected softening towards Mr López adds confusion to a situation already fraught with it.
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In a sport that changes rapidly, his comeback in mixed martial arts is fraught with danger.
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And as any editor knows, making these calls becomes especially fraught during a contentious election year.
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The fight for marriage equality in Taiwan has been long and fraught, spanning over 30 years.
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In spite of this fraught circumstance, I developed a strong connection to the people of Latvia.
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That just goes to show you how dangerous and how serious and fraught the situation is.
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And like many of Trump's relationships, theirs has been fraught with tension, insults, and rude tweets.
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Newfangled, experimental, and beautiful, but ultimately fraught, most of these tests are no longer in use.
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Her career has been fraught with challenges, but she's used her status to help create change.
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But if pressed, we could come up with one particular fraught moment in our educational career.
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It's obvious there's a disconnect between societal pressures on young men with issues of fraught masculinity.
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The long, sometimes-fraught friendship between Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton has officially come full circle.
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But Stamos's tenure at Yahoo was fraught with disagreements, and he did not stay for long.
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And trying to find a peer group for Uber shows how fraught that effort can be.
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Talks between London and Edinburgh over the implications of leaving the EU have been increasingly fraught.
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Third, the injection of Hunter Biden into the fray complicates an already fraught private family dynamic.
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That is one of the many reasons why the Kavanaugh nomination in particular is so fraught.
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That experience was transformative for Abrams, but also fraught with pitfalls her predecessors did not face.
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At 21 seconds Assigning a lineage to Cecil Taylor's style has long been a fraught enterprise.
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Officials have repeatedly pointed to fraught trade relations as a major culprit behind the global slowdown.
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In today's episode, the Sugars answer letters from stepchildren who have fraught relationships with their stepparents.
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Early on April 27th, after a fraught debate, the Texas House approved a remarkably stringent bill.
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The notion of a pastime paradise on the fringes of a ghetto is fraught with complexity.
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The uncertainty could further muddle the already fraught process of trying to prevent another government shutdown.
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In essence, those traders are scooping up risky securities in a market already fraught with risk.
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The abolition of sex work is such a fraught question within the sex workers' rights movement.
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The point was to zero in on the fraught question of meat's direct influence on health.
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Resistance to the idea of messing with nature has made gene drives an incredibly fraught issue.
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Whatever the outcome of the deal, the countries' relationship will be fraught for years to come.
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But China's efforts to promote it as an equal of conventional medicine are fraught with danger.
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Payload standards such as SOAP are heavyweight and fraught with incompatibilities, especially at the authentication layer.
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The marketing of Spectacles is an enormous opportunity for Snap Inc, but one fraught with peril.
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After all, Stabler's legendary rage against sex offenders could come in useful in these fraught times.
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The two share a fraught but inextricably linked relationship that is the heart of the series.
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LeEco's coming to America tale has been fraught with one bad piece of press after another.
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Throughout 21 seasons of previous Bachelor history, this accelerated, fraught timeline of love hasn't exactly worked.
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In 2016, Republican nominee Trump isn't on such fraught terms with his running mate, Indiana Gov.
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Changing the weather in the fragile environment of Tibet could also be fraught with unintended consequences.
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Mr Tshisekedi is supported by the EU and America, which had fraught relations with his predecessor.
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So, after some fraught internal discussions, it decided to take no official position on I-20182.
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Since the restoration of multi-party democracy in 1992, most of Kenya's elections have been fraught.
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Here's what to know about this weekend's fraught moment — and Williams' other career highs and lows.
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A path fraught with dangers, traps and tigers hiding behind the no-longer-EU-approved forest.
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YouTube moderation is a fraught issue, and yesterday's shooting will likely make it even more sensitive.
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And the road ahead is fraught with potential landmines, beginning with the upcoming US presidential election.
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But the justices' questions during oral argument revealed a reluctance to enter into that fraught arena.
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The incident marked another escalation in relations between Washington and Tehran at an already fraught moment.
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As a result of this lack of sharing, American politics are fraught with conflicts over trade.
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The announcement comes at a fraught time for U.S.-China relations, which might complicate the transaction.
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Another FX anthology, Feud, will take on the fraught marriage between Princess Diana and Prince Charles.
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The deployment comes as tensions on the peninsula remain fraught after North Korea's latest missile test.
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Like websites where students rate professors, ad hoc ratings of police will be fraught with problems.
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Is it because of the fraught political moment we're in that you're asking yourself this question?
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The case comes up at a particularly fraught moment in the history of the Supreme Court.
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Mariah Carey's second attempt at ringing in the New Year is fraught with peril and ice.
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Negotiating Britain's departure from the EU was always going to be a fraught and complex process.
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In the above interview, Goodridge is clearly displaying the effects of a career fraught with concussion.
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Producing a historical exhibition with such ambitious scope is a monumental task, fraught with many limitations.
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This moment, deep into the campaign, illustrated how fraught Uber's relationship with its drivers still was.
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" Even if Republicans win back control of Congress, "the political path could be fraught with uncertainty.
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Iranian politics has long been riven by factional struggles, especially on fraught relations with the West.
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The paper towel strength of your vehicle turns the destruction derby into a cautious, fraught experience.
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Both benefits and government contributions may have to be cut, a process fraught with political risk.
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Any other prosecutor might think twice before taking on a job so fraught with political controversy.
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But what does Jon in the crypts even mean, besides heavily fraught staring at Lyanna's tomb?
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The technology is ethically fraught because changes to the embryo will pass on to future generations.
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They had reason to be anxious: Alabama has a fraught history of violence against abortion providers.
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You're about to start walking down a really complicated path, fraught with dangers behind every turn.
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Ultimately this story of the band as a fraught brotherhood is as tragic as they come.
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In these gender-bending times, agreeing to reserve time for women is itself a fraught proposition.
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Amazon's search comes at a particularly fraught time, with regional income and employment gaps are widening.
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But he knows criticizing a veteran, particularly when that critic has not served, can be fraught.
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The history between Italy and Spain is not necessarily fraught or extensive, but it is bloody.
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Trump has had a fraught relationship with the media since hitting the campaign trail in 2015.
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"I'm trying to break the cycle of thinking only fraught situations bring meaningful art," she said.
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He reportedly did not invite Trump, with whom he had a fraught relationship, to his funeral.
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It's no secret that the archetypal "California Girl" has had a fraught relationship with pop culture.
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It's complicated: We have two emotionally fraught eclipses as well as a Mars retrograde this season.
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Something similar goes for the fraught nexus of race and policing that lies behind the turmoil.
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Turkey's relations with the EU, by far its largest trading partner, have been no less fraught.
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Demonstrating a single rule's consequences is tricky; proving why people fail to vote is particularly fraught.
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It has made a job that would once have been a career pinnacle fraught with peril.
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No modern first lady had a more fraught relationship with her husband's advisers than Pat Nixon.
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To date, the smart glasses market has been fraught with clunky, expensive products and fierce competition.
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The prospect of striking rich look fraught but mining was always about blood, sweat and tears.
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The relationship between Mr. Trump and the military has been the most fraught over Syria policy.
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Standards of living rose under Operation Bootstrap, but the long-term impact is fraught with contradictions.
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The presidential primary that follows figures to be a few million degrees hotter and more fraught.
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But this untrammeled approach to criminal justice is fraught with danger of overreaching and selective prosecution.
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Approaches that do not rely on free-market principles are fraught with a variety of problems.
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The bombing on Saturday in many ways presented a less fraught challenge for Mr. de Blasio.
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This process is fraught with multistate procedural and jurisdictional issues, which are both costly and complicated.
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The story of the 737 Max's brief history is fraught with poor decisions and cut corners.
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Homan defended Nielsen, and praised her for addressing immigration, despite the fraught nature of the issue.
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One option is to auction the guns off, but that could be fraught with unintended consequences.
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This is not the color scheme that track and field needs at this historically fraught stage.
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It probes some of the things she writes about best: fraught friendships, covert backbiting, stale marriages.
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The president is also in the middle of an increasingly fraught impeachment fight with House Democrats.
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But he said fraught Brexit politics could weigh on sterling in the next couple of weeks.
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It soon became fraught with failures, scams, and over-promises of countless products' capabilities and worth.
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Bringing your partner home for the holidays will always be fraught with some amount of awkwardness.
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That the allocation of posts is proving so fraught says something about the state of Europe.
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Certainly Stadia is more distinctive than stadium and less copyright-fraught than Colosseum or the like.
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They walked me through why this field is so fraught and how it can be corrected.
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The state of mental health, especially around substance and depression, has long been a fraught issue.
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In fact, historically, the entertainment industry's relationship to Black people and culture has always been fraught.
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Howsam says contrasting the wacky imagery with Magritte's fraught biography helps her understand the artist's pathos.
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But from the beginning, the pregnancy was fraught with a series of "random and rare" complications.
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Fraught, yearning relationships between fathers and their progeny shape both the play's form and its content.
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There is no denying that the issue of gun regulation is fraught with emotion and disagreement.
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For a topic this fraught, "Don't Call Me Son" is surprisingly breezy and matter-of-fact.
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The inevitability of Mitt Romney's next campaign Attention has centered on his fraught relationship with Trump.
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A fraught loop in the mother-daughter knot: the daughter who must be her mother's mother.
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For those long struggling with social anxiety, the current climate has been fraught with intense stress.
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We'd like to hear from Canadians about their country's suddenly fraught relationship with the United States.
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We want to hear from Canadians about their country's suddenly fraught relationship with the United States.
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At many colleges, the tenure process can be fraught, shaped by competing egos and academic infighting.
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With no clear successor in line, any sudden need to transfer power also becomes more fraught.
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Scholars have actually written researchpapers on the subject of sweeping, which is fraught with controversy — seriously!
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Yet despite the apparent progress, negotiations over what "denuclearization" actually means are likely to be fraught.
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Valley is engaged in the bold, necessary, and extremely complicated work of examining this fraught situation.
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