Critic's Notebook LOS ANGELES — Fluxus is fraught with contradiction.
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Soccer matches between Arab teams are often fraught with tension.
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Bangladesh is a country fraught with political and economic uncertainty.
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Doing business with unsavoury regimes is always fraught with risk.
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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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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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The arrangement was always fraught with danger for two reasons.
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Letting the Internet name something can be fraught with peril.
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The road ahead is fraught with danger, especially for Catalonia.
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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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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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"Love is a dangerous commodity — fraught with peril," he said.
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My last few doses of chemotherapy were fraught with complications.
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The fight has been fraught with legal and diplomatic complexities.
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Sexual health issues can be fraught with pain and shame.
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The moves downward have been swift and fraught with volatility.
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Posts are fraught with emotion: should I cancel my wedding?
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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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Student loans in the United States are fraught with problems.
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The moments after those attacks are always fraught with anxiety.
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But the process for achieving it is fraught with difficulty.
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The action around her is enigmatic and fraught with mysticism.
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Everything it has with it is fraught with the concept.
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Every diplomatic effort to address the conflict is fraught with uncertainty.
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As for Republicans, they realize their campaign is fraught with peril.
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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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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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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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The playback function seems especially fraught with filmmakers, and that's understandable.
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But how to tax the tech giants is fraught with disagreement.
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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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Trading has been expensive, difficult and fraught with wild price swings.
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The call for a ceasefire is overdue, but fraught with difficulties.
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As McDowell pointed out, however, this prospect is fraught with complications.
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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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But they are often fraught with their own set of challenges.
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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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The scheme, fraught with corruption, ended up costing the government $16bn.
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Yet, our conversations around money are still often fraught with tension.
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The Olympics were fraught with complications for McIlroy from the start.
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In a world fraught with violence, it's easy to lose hope.
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The costly project is fraught with risks, a Times investigation found.
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Challenging the president's campaign could be fraught with danger, some said.
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But the process of agreeing an FTA is fraught with risk.
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Relationships with authority figures, like bosses, can be fraught with anxiety.
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In a world fraught with peril and horror, sometimes, that's enough.
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So, the options for Trump are poor and fraught with risk.
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The shift to Brooklyn has been fraught with challenges beyond infrastructure.
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The vote was also fraught with irregularities, according to the opposition.
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They were not neurotic or conflicted or fraught with existential angst.
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But predicting what will happen, or when, is fraught with difficulty.
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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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This is a dangerous moment in world affairs, fraught with uncertainty.
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The licensing process has been slow and fraught with legal challenges.
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Ties are also fraught with neighbors Afghanistan and nuclear-armed rival India.
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It will be fraught with anger, judgment, blame instead of THANK YOU!!!
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In the octopus world, the act of reproduction is fraught with risk.
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The period after any deal and withdrawal is also fraught with risks.
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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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Life in space is fraught with a dizzying array of potential calamities.
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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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Physicians have long reported that diagnoses are fraught with complications and subtleties.
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None of this is to say private prisons aren't fraught with problems.
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There's no panacea, and every potential fix is fraught with maddening complications.
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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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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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At 5003, Sudan was fraught with age-related issues and multiple infections.
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History suggests that kind of derring-do is fraught with danger, however.
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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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The early months of the Trump administration were fraught with internal chaos.
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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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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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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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History is restored to miraculous contingency, no longer fraught with the present.
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For most people, such important decisions are fraught with ambiguity and uncertainty.
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Whatever Trump's (final) policy may be, it is fraught with political implications.
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Once a fishery has broken down, fixing it is fraught with difficulties.
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It's an arena that can get pretty fraught-- with potential missteps, though.
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His early Knick years were fraught with organizational chaos and mounting losses.
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The spiritual work is just getting started and is fraught with obstacles.
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It was clear that any rescue mission would be fraught with risk.
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Like any other ideological space, the "manosphere" can be fraught with factionalism.
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The wedding itself was lovely, but the reception was fraught with difficulty.
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"We warn against such adventurism which is fraught with catastrophic consequences," it said.
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All that means Zambia's outlook remains fraught with risk despite the currency's revival.
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The following years were fraught with ideological battles, famine and hostilities with China.
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Most structures, and many traditions—bullfighting included—are fraught with some historical burden.
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Interpretation can be a tentative and uncertain activity, fraught with moments of doubt.
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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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However, such extraterritorial rules are fraught with complexity, legal and privacy experts warn.
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Lost, of course, was a drama, fraught with weighty themes and weightier gazes.
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For people of my generation, doing so is much more fraught with anxiety.
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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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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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But the mission in potentially hostile Sunni territory is also fraught with risk.
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All possible scenarios for deals to form a government are fraught with difficulties.
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Remembrance may be fraught with risks; but the dangers of forgetting are higher.
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Mother-daughter relations can be fraught with complication and vulnerability — I love you!
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In a year fraught with political tensions, let me share some good news.
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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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It's a situation fraught with uncertainties—particularly for patients of diverse ethnic backgrounds.
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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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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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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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For Republicans, the hearing and the women's accusations are fraught with political dangers.
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Whatever rules the I.R.S. announces, they are sure to be fraught with complication.
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Despite its prominence, the state's recreational cannabis program has been fraught with challenges.
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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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Yet the study of brain organoids can also be fraught with ethical dilemmas.
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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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In a scene that was fraught with bitterness and resentment, Walter was beloved.
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But relations between the two countries remain fraught, with each eyeing the other warily.
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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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It's fraught with methodological hurdles from the political to the statistical to the psychological.
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Buying the first iteration of any new kind of gadget is fraught with risk.
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It's a nice gesture to his fans, to be sure, but fraught with peril.
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But Mr Green's resignation is the one most fraught with emotion for Mrs May.
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Like Project AZORIAN, it's going to be fraught with technical challenges and enormous risks.
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The shift in financial gravity from Delhi to the states is fraught with problems.
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So releasing programs perfected in virtual space into the wild is fraught with difficulty.
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And the consequences of such immersive participation are complex, uncertain and fraught with risk.
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This prolonged election and post-election cycle has been fraught with incitement to violence.
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The road will be fraught with moral dilemmas and questions about the human condition.
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A DEAL born of political desperation and fraught with practical, legal and ethical difficulties.
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"Of course this venture is fraught with risks," Mr. Jentzsch said in an email.
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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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That process, fraught with complex tax and legal issues, could itself take many months.
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Still, using the n-word is fraught with danger for white comedians, in particular.
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The status of Jerusalem has been a subject fraught with political peril and controversy.
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The world of game development has always been fraught with some level of uncertainty.
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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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That was fraught with more danger of getting caught than today's method, he said.
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"You can always create some composite, but composites are fraught with problems," Caulkins said.
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The relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran has been fraught with tension for decades.
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Their expertise is fraught with the pain of having been misunderstood and, often, mistreated.
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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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Though permanent artificial hearts were introduced in the 1980s, they remain fraught with complications.
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However, the RFS is fraught with regulatory uncertainty and high and volatile compliance costs.
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Any deviation from the care and feeding of the icon is fraught with risk.
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There was already a sense that future visits would be fraught with political anxiety.
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The question of immigration, particularly when it involves children, is always fraught with emotion.
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For innovators, the prospect of reinventing these conventional manufacturing processes is fraught with impediments.
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While many would prefer money, cash distribution in Nigeria's northeast is fraught with risk.
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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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A simple morning's greeting and response appear loaded with innuendo and fraught with implications.
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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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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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However, some opposition groups are concerned that turning to India is equally fraught with risk.
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" Russia warned that "the continuation of aggressive steps is fraught with the most serious consequences.
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The one-China formula is not so much fraught with ambiguities as composed of them.
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Yet the call for a vote on the final Brexit deal is fraught with problems.
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But this speaks to something bigger: The world of parenting advice is fraught with tension.
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But the Lewinsky episode, in particular, is also fraught with peril for Clinton's presidential prospects.
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And constructing a Hyperloop at the scale required for mass transportation is fraught with complications.
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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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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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The push to build dams throughout the Mekong River Delta has been fraught with controversy.
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The fact is, the public discourse around recycled rubber infill has been fraught with misconceptions.
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All of the alternatives that opposition leaders are contemplating are fraught with risks and obstacles.
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It makes sense, then, that topping can be fraught with the anxiety of doing harm.
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But it was fraught with problems from the moment the British hastily drew the borderline.
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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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The Taliban's infiltration of Afghan forces make even the reduced American presence fraught with danger.
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The idea is fraught with peril, but it is consistent with Biden's approach to politics.
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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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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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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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The episode threatens to increase tensions in a region already fraught with great-power rivalries.
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But some questions seem especially uncertain and fraught with implications for the Democrats future. 1.
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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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The zoo incident: In Cincinnati, the encounter was far more nuanced, far more fraught with hypotheticals.
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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 like many of Trump's relationships, theirs has been fraught with tension, insults, and rude tweets.
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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 Stamos's tenure at Yahoo was fraught with disagreements, and he did not stay for long.
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That experience was transformative for Abrams, but also fraught with pitfalls her predecessors did not face.
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The notion of a pastime paradise on the fringes of a ghetto is fraught with complexity.
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In essence, those traders are scooping up risky securities in a market already fraught with risk.
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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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LeEco's coming to America tale has been fraught with one bad piece of press after another.
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Changing the weather in the fragile environment of Tibet could also be fraught with unintended consequences.
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A path fraught with dangers, traps and tigers hiding behind the no-longer-EU-approved forest.
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And the road ahead is fraught with potential landmines, beginning with the upcoming US presidential election.
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As a result of this lack of sharing, American politics are fraught with conflicts over trade.
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Like websites where students rate professors, ad hoc ratings of police will be fraught with problems.
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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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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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" Even if Republicans win back control of Congress, "the political path could be fraught with uncertainty.
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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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You're about to start walking down a really complicated path, fraught with dangers behind every turn.
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It has made a job that would once have been a career pinnacle fraught with peril.
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To date, the smart glasses market has been fraught with clunky, expensive products and fierce competition.
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Standards of living rose under Operation Bootstrap, but the long-term impact is fraught with contradictions.
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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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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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One option is to auction the guns off, but that could be fraught with unintended consequences.
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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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But from the beginning, the pregnancy was fraught with a series of "random and rare" complications.
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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 those long struggling with social anxiety, the current climate has been fraught with intense stress.
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Scholars have actually written researchpapers on the subject of sweeping, which is fraught with controversy — seriously!
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That question, which has begun to emerge in other courts, is fraught with complexity and implication.
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"I've been looking into the cannabis industry, and it's just fraught with risk," Ms. Puno said.
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Intelligence analyses and assessments in the Middle East have often been fraught, with a troubled record.
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It's hard enough to move through a world fraught with bigotry as a young Latino woman.
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Donating money, or other forms of assistance, can be fraught with ethical, moral and practical complications.
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Basing an opera on a recent historical event, especially a story fraught with racism, is risky.
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But, like most everything attached to the holidays, they can be fraught with emotion and complexity.
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Choosing a bar stool felt as fraught with possibilities and drawbacks as an opening chess move.
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Yes. The negotiations between 5-Star and the PD have been rushed and fraught with squabbles.
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Still, the early years after desegregation were fraught with strain that veered into tragedy on Feb.
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Their experiment remains incomplete, ongoing — the road ahead wide open but fraught with danger and uncertainty.
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"The decisions of the parole board are fraught with the appearance of arbitrariness," the report stated.
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Yet for all the optimism, projects such as Prelude and Wheatstone are fraught with commercial risk.
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Since launch, the public EOS network has been fraught with issues related to its decentralized governance.
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Though everything about the moonshot was fraught with uncertainty, it benefited from a clearly defined goal.
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What comes next: The road ahead is fraught with potential trade-related shocks for the market.
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They were all brought safely following a mission fraught with obstacles that ended late on Tuesday.
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Knocking down cultural barriers that have existed for decades won't be easy and is fraught with challenges.
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Her worlds are fraught with evil, disaster, and people who like to make their lives extra complicated.
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Amir clearly forms relationships with his subjects, which, as "Don't Move" demonstrates, can be fraught with tension.
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Attempts at modifying the classical orchestral music experience with modern or futuristic visuals are fraught with peril.
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Decisions on speech comes fraught with challenges, many of which will certainly extend into 2019 and beyond.
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Guessing what Mr Trump will do is fraught with difficulty because his statements have been so inconsistent.
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The truth makes leverage within their relationship even more complicated, destroying a friendship already fraught with competition.
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In less developed regions, the trek to school can be fraught with construction projects and dangerous terrain.
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The new pattern of commerce that replaces it will be no less fraught with opportunity and danger.
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The project, outlined this week in the journal Zoo Biology, is experimental, expensive, and fraught with uncertainty.
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While it's a tricky part of the PC market to play in, it's also fraught with risk.
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The history of the measurement of Hubble&aposs Constant has been fraught with difficulty and unexpected revelations.
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Church believes that amortality and age reversal will seem difficult and fraught with issues ... until they aren't.
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" * "Now that the economic environment is fraught with uncertainties and challenges, we must get ourselves well prepared.
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"The next 18 months will be fraught with false-starts, risk rallies, and second-guessing," he wrote.
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It's an emotional time fraught with issues of personal confidence, financial pressures, and the usual adolescent angst.
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Reasoning backwards from prices, even time spreads, to supply, demand and inventory fundamentals is fraught with risk.
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Our desire to experience something first is fraught with risk which we try to mitigate through research.
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Historically, the black experience in America is fraught with trauma, an obsession with death, and Christian teachings.
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Even if negotiators succeed there, the path of pushing through a new deal is fraught with obstacles.
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The relationships he depicts—whether romantic or erotic, creative or familial—are equally fraught with destructive passion.
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Proposals aimed at narrowing the Johnson Amendment rather than repealing it entirely are also fraught with peril.
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Virginia's mess might easily be dismissed as a continuation of a long history fraught with racial tension.
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Certification is just one tricky aspect of an industry that Ms. Haywood said was fraught with complexity.
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Turning informant remains fraught with peril, and is more often described as career suicide than noble deed.
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The challenge, and NASA's response, has created a curious situation fraught with both technical and political peril.
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"The polar latitudes are fraught with many dangers," the research group posted in a recent press update.
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But the Patriots' appearance this year became fraught with controversy when several team members declined their invitations.
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The development of Airbus as a company and the A300 as an airplane was fraught with challenges.
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The world of cryptocurrencies is both exciting and fraught with danger, volatility and the chance of theft.
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The school is fraught with romance, rivalry and gangland violence — a bit like "Degrassi," with more dancing.
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The downside is that this is a sluggish process and is sure to be fraught with controversy.
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Frankly, it's kind of nice to see a red carpet not be so fraught with marketing machinations.
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They can be as fraught with drama as any romance, because for many they are a romance.
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"The negotiation process is therefore fraught with potential challenges and vetoes, making the outcome unpredictable," it said.
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Uzbekistan ranks among the world's leading producers of cotton, though the industry is still fraught with controversy.
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But those policies were implemented in good faith to address a period fraught with fear and terror.
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For Iran, however, the mere act of a handshake with an American president is fraught with risk.
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Such predictions are fraught with uncertainty; it is the job of economic planners to reduce that uncertainty.
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It is a job that veterans say is fraught with legal complexity, political pressure and historic significance.
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Using the cover of humanitarian aid is fraught with serious risks, and the consequences can be deadly.
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Analyst Yanushevsky said such "heightened financial vulnerabilities" at Penney make the retailer's tweaked strategy fraught with risk.
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Troops on the base described it as a time fraught with suspense, fear and feelings of defenselessness.
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Trade politics is fraught with challenges these days, so taking some time to get settled is understandable.
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"For an increasing number of older Americans, their golden years are fraught with economic risks," it reads.
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Now a teenager, Peyangki's formerly idyllic life has become fraught with tension and distraction — and, poignantly, romance.
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But hope quickly gave way to the realization that any rescue mission would be fraught with risk.
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Making a decision as to when to start claiming Social Security benefits can be fraught with risks.
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The electoral campaign has been fraught, with the media denouncing moves by the military to dictate coverage.
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Curating its exhibits was fraught with risks for the eyewitnesses interviewed and for religious minorities in India.
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Given the extreme sensitivities surrounding Jerusalem, Middle East experts said Mr. Trump's plan was fraught with risk.
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I've always been a physical person, but team sports were fraught with gender problems since grade school.
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Invasión from Argentina is an allegory of life in '68, which was of course fraught with peril.
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Moral judgements of behavior are fraught with pitfalls, hence why they are scrubbed from art historical analysis.
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But if you're trying to eat healthier in 2019, snacks can be fraught with internal negotiations and anxiety.
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Every election cycle courts controversy, but the 2016 campaign has been particularly fraught with divisive ideas and scandals.
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His final year at the agency was fraught with political turmoil — mostly stirred by Trump and his supporters.
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In today&aposs Russia, being gay is legal, but admitting it is fraught with professional and personal risk.
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According to Vijay Michalik, research analyst for consultancy firm Frost & Sullivan, bitcoin exchanges had been fraught with danger.
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Shutting unproductive stores is fraught with peril: shops risk losing their customers to competitors, both online and off.
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The weeks leading up to CES were fraught with bad news for the California-based electric car startup.
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The deal between CB&I and Toshiba's Westinghouse division has been fraught with disagreement since at least July.
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I have to admit to you the inflation-generating process is one fraught with uncertainty -- STEVE LIESMAN: Right.
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In the wake of the crash, reports emerged that Uber's self-driving program was potentially fraught with risk.
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But today's Congress may be reluctant to give funding to an administration that has been fraught with controversy.
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Habitable spaces can be built, but these costly creations are cramped on the inside and fraught with danger.
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Despite his enthusiasm for the role, Depp's casting in the Fantastic Beasts franchise has been fraught with controversy.
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Prom time is always fraught with drama, especially for the students out there who can't find a date.
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The move is potentially fraught with conflict, we think, but perhaps it's also the way of the future.
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Suddenly, something banal, a very simple exchange between two people, is fraught with all kinds of tragic meaning.
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That said, Men In Black premiered in an era fraught with its own constitutionally-questionable approaches to immigration.
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Putting a pin on such radioactive emotions is tough for some people and fraught with difficulties for others.
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TBD if May's leadership will be as fraught with turmoil as the ill-fated Scrimgeour's time in office.
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The meds she had been taking lost their efficacy, and creating a new cocktail is fraught with problems.
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His bromance with Russian President Vladimir Putin is fraught with potential trouble, with almost no ultimate upside. 2023.
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Practically implementing a robot tax would be extremely difficult and fraught with arguments over what defines a robot.
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However, heading the FCA - which roots out misconduct in Britain's large financial services sector - is fraught with risks.
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With Donald J. Trump as their presumptive presidential nominee, however, the issue is fraught with risk for Republicans.
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Still, it was fraught with delays and compromises to the types of components that could be made interchangeable.
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The presidential election is probably going to be fraught with potential national-security and federal law-enforcement problems.
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Public discourse over the appropriate level and distribution of the federal tax burden is fraught with misinformation. Rep.
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Brian Kemp (R) in a close election fraught with allegations of voter suppression and reports of uncounted ballots.
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"My father ... my mother ... my sister," he tells CNN, his voice fraught with emotion as he identifies them.
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It's a move that's always fraught with danger for a studio project, but he hasn't looked back since.
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Ms. Ayotte is in a tight race with Ms. Hassan, and her choice was fraught with more peril.
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Right now, he thinks the potential outcomes are fraught with uncertainty — and policy makers aren't helping the cause.
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Performance art is particularly well suited to Myanmar because it is cheap, temporary, and fraught with subtle interpretations.
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She had temporarily married a Mexican diplomat to escape Europe, leaving behind a life already fraught with adventure.
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His decades-long road to recovery was fraught with alcohol abuse, broken marriages and even a criminal record.
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This was most fraught with Daenerys, the daughter of the madman Jaime killed to secure his kingslaying reputation.
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The negotiations over reauthorizing the expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act have already been fraught with division.
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The saga of coal production and export over the last decade is fraught with controversy and competing interests.
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Devaluing the yuan is one way China has of retaliating against Trump's tariffs, but it's fraught with risk.
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The military solutions proposed were exceedingly dangerous and the diplomatic solutions seemed risky and fraught with political peril.
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It is a complicated issue, fraught with competing factions and conflicting view of what America really stands for.
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Hobby Lobby's purchase of the artifacts in December 2010 was fraught with "red flags," according to the prosecutors.
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The process for obtaining or extending a student visa, always cumbersome, is now unpredictable and fraught with risk.
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This Super Bowl comes at the end of a season fraught with tension between Trump and the NFL.
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Life at the pinnacle of the fiercely competitive fine-dining world can be fraught with anxiety and conflict.
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Bringing the deal to market is still fraught with risk, however, particularly if global oil prices remain weak.
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But rising oil prices could make that financially less necessary, especially as Aramco is fraught with political sensitivity.
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Were the moment not so fraught with high political drama, it might have felt like a college reunion.
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Accounts from immigration advocates and migrants within detention say the process to reunify families is fraught with problems.
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Lawyers by trade usually are fraught with a lot of complexity, but every character is a blank page.
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That has made their experience fraught with necessary uncertainty, both for themselves and for their biological and foster sons.
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This is the first time that sustainability looks possible, sexy, flawed with potential solutions, fraught with problems yet tangible.
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Five years on, working as a journalist in Mexico—especially if you are a woman—remains fraught with danger.
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But he argued that the outlook was still fraught with risk, requiring the bank to maintain its unprecedented stimulus.
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Gold had its ups and downs in 2016, but analysts agree 2017 is fraught with more opportunities for trouble.
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But there are much bigger forces that have made the fight over the painting so suddenly fraught with meaning.
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While his story is not a well-known one, it's fraught with sexual politics, suspicious attacks, and tax fraud.
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"Conducting joint operations with the Russian military is fraught with political, military and potentially legal risk," Farkas told Reuters.
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A judge has ordered the government to speed up the process, which has remained fraught with confusion and chaos.
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Projecting climate and growth decades from now is fraught with uncertainty; so is counting on other countries to act.
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In the wake of the crash, signs have emerged that Uber's self-driving program was potentially fraught with risk.
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The field is fraught with multiple controversies and confusions and there is, in fact, no consensus position among scholars.
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Even as all the economic indicators point upward, their daily lives are fraught with uncertainty, insecurity, and constant struggle.
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But even the most well-intentioned use of internet culture for mood lifting can be fraught with bad vibes.
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The hike must be approved by Congress, a decision that in recent years has been fraught with political drama.
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Fraught with audio problems, I had to ask myself if the Mindframe's FrostCap tech is a gimmick or not.
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"These difficult times are fraught with confrontation and we will overcome," Israel's president, Reuven Rivlin, said in a statement.
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The Kennedys did actually come to Buckingham Palace in July 1961, and the meeting was somewhat fraught with drama.
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Harriet considers Kim her best friend even after their divorce, but their relationship is fraught with feelings of betrayal.
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In the past year, commuting between New York and New Jersey has fraught with delays, accidents, and track closures.
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The UK's relationship with the institution created by its European neighbors has long been fraught with seeds of discontent.
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The frozen dessert industry is fraught with so much competition that two restaurants reign supreme: Smoothie King and Culver's.
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I got in a muddle thinking that good economic numbers would be soothing to a market fraught with uncertainty.
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"Looking ahead, the investment environment is still fraught with uncertainties in the second half of the year," he added.
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The strategy has been a hard sell to an American population fraught with anxiety over its place in world.
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Other high-margin businesses (technology, media, pharma) require a staggering up-front capital investment and are fraught with risk.
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Trump's relationship with Pyongyang has been fraught with tension, and the two leaders have regularly exchanged insults and threats.
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Businesses would be frozen in place, unable to operate, plan, or invest in an environment fraught with regulatory uncertainty.
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The relationship between a child and a parent who also coaches can be fraught with frustration, disappointment and resentment.
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But that path is fraught with risk, since Trump is hugely unpopular among Democrats and likely to remain so.
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Northcott's tenure as the county's district attorney general and his handling of LGBTQ issues have been fraught with controversy.
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Their performance is measured by data that, by their own admission, is self-reported, unaudited, and fraught with errors.
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Any harsh attack on the only black first lady in the nation' s history is fraught with political danger.
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His story is also instructive of how difficult that might be, as baseball in Cuba remains fraught with politics.
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The plan is fraught with serious legal and human rights problems that should have given the European Union pause.
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Besides the anxiety of tardiness, going to see The Bad Seeds in 2017 is fraught with its own issues.
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Dear Sugars When a parent loses a child, the decision to have another can be fraught with mixed emotions.
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Like him, many defendants claim they are innocent victims of an unjust system fraught with sectarianism, violence, and corruption.
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But it's so fraught with the feeling that just on the other side, waiting for me, are the demons.
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The reunification process was also fraught with problems, adding to the chaos and exacerbating the trauma many children experienced.
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STEVEN YUM, New York Buy the seller first: Collecting watches, especially vintage, is a pursuit fraught with potential pitfalls.
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For Israel's government, its management of the Hamas relationship is fraught with contradiction and the need for careful balancing.
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In other news: Verizon's plan to create a data powerhouse to challenge Facebook and Google is fraught with challenges.
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It's clear what the K-beauty industry wants from the West: a market that isn't fraught with messy geopolitics.
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The astronomer Carl Sagan led the effort to compile the record, an ambitious process that was fraught with indecision.
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A "dangerous commodity, fraught with peril" was how the late artist Robert Indiana once described the emotion of love.
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"The path is fraught with peril: peril for Roger, peril for the President and peril for us," Caputo said.
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Last year was fraught with problems for McLaren, with the Honda engine lacking power and suffering from chronic unreliability.
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The arrest has appeased some critics of Mr. Vance, but it is also a moment fraught with political peril.
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"It is a job that veterans say is fraught with legal complexity, political pressure and historic significance," Emily wrote.
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For Mr. Bannon, the transition from mutineer outsider to chief strategist to the president has been fraught with tension.
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In a political climate fraught with hyperbole on free trade, anti-trade rhetoric has seeped into our national narrative.
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It goes without saying that the n-word is a vulgar, disgusting term, with a history fraught with pain.
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Immigrants and women of color may find their experience reporting sexual assault much more dangerous or fraught with difficulty.
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If the declarations of bear markets are charged with negativity, bull markets are fraught with symbolic and patriotic feelings.
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Pastel-making is fraught with time-consuming tasks, the hardest being the making of the banana-and-plantain masa.
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Amid intermittent interruption from protesters—some of whom have donned KKK costumes—the hearings are fraught with big issues.
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Every interaction we have when we discuss the case is fraught with problems that the average defendant doesn't have.
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Is the search for yield worth it, or fraught with new risks most retirees (or prospective retirees) don't really understand?
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Their alliance, born out of necessity, is fraught with tension as both grapple with their mutual distrust and personal traumas.
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But securing that information is increasingly fraught, with experts speculating that North Korea has improved its ability to hide fallout.
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He dodged the term, which is fraught with legal, military, political and economic implications for the intervention of outside states.
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Karen and Dill are in their own personal hell, fraught with abusive partners, townsfolk with hidden agendas, and moral conundrums.
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The merger, announced Monday, is fraught with "significant execution risks" that could scuttle it altogether, according to Moody's Investors Service.
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Called the "Universal Windows Platform," it has been fraught with changes in direction and complaints that it was too limiting.
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The official closing of the deal marks the end of a months-long process fraught with infighting among board members.
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They were long and exuberant, dense with noble or evil characters, fraught with high-flying emotion and far-flung adventures.
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Our quest for the perfect glitter eyeshadow was fraught with trial and error, from catastrophic spills to seriously awkward creasing.
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At the time, the Republican National Convention and its delegates were fraught with controversy after the Trump campaign accused Sen.
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Finding a logo for Tokyo's 2020 Summer Olympics has been a difficult process, fraught with delays, plagiarism and U-turns.
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Though it is very much not about Nicki Minaj, the song has been fraught with the possibility that it is.
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Many airlines are going above and beyond to make sure those skies are friendly and not fraught with disgruntled customers.
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Efforts to recover remains in North Korea have been fraught with political and other obstacles since the war&aposs end.
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The arrangement is financially murky, documents show, backed by an outside investor and fraught with a potential conflict of interest.
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But on Friday he discovered that even the most modest, piecemeal attempts at resetting the relationship are fraught with obstacles.
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That study received substantial media attention before a later investigation revealed that his research was fraudulent and fraught with misconduct.
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Shallow graves The trip across the waters from Somalia to Yemen is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
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Lavrov told Pompeo further "aggressive steps" in Venezuela would be fraught with the gravest consequences, the Russian foreign ministry said.
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The changes were largely technical and fraught with in-fighting, so strap in for some blockchain politics and light cryptomath.
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Airbus has already concluded multi-billion dollar deal with Iran, but in general the Iranian market remains fraught with obstacles.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki July 28503 is fraught with risk and opportunity.
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Musk, who is chairman of both companies, orchestrated the merger, one fraught with controversy over governance, finances and industrial logic.
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But clawing back money from people who have already left a bank can be fraught with practical and legal difficulties.
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As the convention begins, relations between the party's nominee and its most prominent leader, Mr. Ryan, remain fraught with tension.
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Critics of the practice note that ingesting illegal and unregulated drugs is inherently fraught with risks, beyond just jail time.
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This is a move fraught with danger, not only for the Middle East but America's wider position in the world.
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"To charge someone with racism is very loaded, and it's actually fraught with a lot of risks," she tells Broadly.
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Few sexual activities are as fraught with danger as water-based fucking, an inherently high risk but low reward endeavor.
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Ms. Ryom and Mr. Kim finished 15th at the 2017 world championships, an event far less fraught with world politics.
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It gives me no pleasure to tell you that at this moment we face a similar crossroads fraught with danger.
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Fires near communities are fraught with political pressure and complex interactions with state and local fire and public safety agencies.
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Advocating a dialogue while pursuing the logic of war are dangerous delusions fraught with unacceptable risks of accidents and miscalculations.
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All five of the accused were convicted and sentenced to prison in a case that was fraught with racial tension.
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The definition of a good parent was becoming fraught with the responsibility for overseeing every aspect of a child's life.
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But tampering with Russia's financial sector is fraught with risk so extreme that it is almost certainly not being considered.
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In the codified society of Edith Wharton's New York, for example, unchaperoned meetings between the sexes were fraught with danger.
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We are thus looking at a sustained, and perhaps increased, American military presence in a region fraught with potential flashpoints.
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For many city residents, the decision to leave is difficult, and often fraught with a whole new set of compromises.
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The central trio of Smulders, Jake Johnson, and Michael Ealy gets both more comfortable and more fraught with sexual tension.
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Bringing the deal to market is still fraught with risk, however, particularly if global oil prices remain weak, said Jakob.
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Those Lakers were fraught with palace intrigue, with Bryant and O'Neal, future Hall of Famers, providing plenty of tabloid fodder.
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But make no mistake, Tesla is definitely going down a different route this time around, one that's fraught with risk.
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That whole area is fraught with challenges and I don't have any good answers, but I'm sure someone smarter does.
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Some might find some poetic justice in this, particularly in an election so fraught with issues of ethnicity and immigration.
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It consisted of illustrated scenes that were "ambiguous and fraught with implication, and therefore open to imaginative interpretation," Rothenstein writes.
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And you think about, that&aposs really just fraught with problems in terms of risks to children and being in danger.
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That's because simple social tasks like setting up plans, figuring out logistics, and catching up IRL can be fraught with worry.
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The timing of the 2016 holiday windows is fraught with much uncertainly, but these displays bring passersby a glimmer of optimism.
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Trying to even come up with an official policy to determine how to handle the situation is similarly fraught with peril.
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Because both possibilities are fraught with unknowns, these robots have to be engineered to handle all types of terrains and obstacles.
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The movie draws us into that silent world very quickly, and every noise and potential noise rapidly becomes fraught with peril.
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FOX NEWS OPINION IHOP repositioning is fraught with risk -- why go to a pancake place pretending to be a burger place?
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From the Zika virus to polluted Guanabara Bay to Russian doping, the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio is fraught with controversies.
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You were at the Royal College of Art in the 90s, a time fraught with discussion about the death of painting.
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But even so, Shaver said the discussion is fraught with political pitfalls, as many residents are reluctant to abandon their homes.
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Apple rightly makes the point that comparing quarters on an apples-to-apples basis is inadvisable and fraught with confounding factors.
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" At one point, he even praised elephant poachers, writing that few careers are "more adventurous, or more fraught with more peril.
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Teaching the children and their coach to dive is fraught with difficulties, however, as the caves are narrow and visibility poor.
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Palestinians have not held a nationwide ballot since 2006, so the smallest votes, even on university campuses, become fraught with meaning.
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This raw clip transitions smoothly into a deep dive into anger, an emotion fraught with political undertones — particularly for black women.
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But that effort has been fraught with problems and he abandoned talks in November, complaining of duplicity and repeated rebel attacks.
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Indeed, the interaction between parents, children, step-parents and step-children can be fraught with tension during the estate-planning process.
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Roosevelt's legacy has long been fraught with controversy, especially his response to the Holocaust, and is still a work in progress.
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The smart city idea is also fraught with privacy concerns that emerge from recording data from every aspect of citizens' lives.
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For people like Robins, 63, diagnosed with asthma as a young child, aging with this condition can be fraught with difficulty.
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Meanwhile, Matthew thinks he's enjoying an innocent teen flirtation, but really he's in a relationship fraught with, like, global political ramifications.
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But the process of getting there took a very long time, with a path fraught with political missteps and technical challenges.
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These three items on Lee's to-do list are almost assured, but anything more than these items is fraught with risk.
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If the trial plays out like the months leading up to it, it is sure to be fraught with political drama.
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With Republicans only able to lose a handful of seats and keep their majority, the path ahead is fraught with danger.
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A meeting between Wade Watts and Charley Thompson (Charlie Plummer), the hero of " Lean on Pete ," would be fraught with interest.
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Neither side appears willing to go down without a fight and new elections in these circumstances would be fraught with peril.
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But even as we become more and more comfortable with the process, experts warn the internet is still fraught with risks.
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In exchange, allies accepted that nothing substantive could be accomplished even though the world is fraught with issues needing international attention.
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U.S. stock markets have been fraught with volatility and drastic sell-offs throughout 85033, partly in response to the trade tensions.
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For someone who has spent the last 15 or 20 years behind bars, daily life is fraught with potentially demoralizing challenges.
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After nearly two decades of partnership, Renault and Nissan are still integrating their own technologies, a process often fraught with tension.
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Corruption and poverty are rife, and a gradual improvement in relations with Serbia, mandated by the EU, is fraught with setbacks.
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How are we to live upon the surface of a planet fraught with unknowns, as we unlearn the habits of history?
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But giving up weed isn't so easy for everyone, and for some, it's fraught with acute problems—physical, mental, and emotional.
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Requiring $345,000 in previous investment, and even using investment as a metric for public good at all, is fraught with concern.
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Relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which prizes its long-time alliance with China, have been fraught with mistrust in the past.
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So is it possible for Trump to rebuild America's infrastructure without entangling the public in projects fraught with waste and abuse?
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"The biggest shift is that in a low-interest-rate environment, investing in passive assets is fraught with peril," he said.
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Usually, it's an illness that prevents the lovers from being together, or even touching, a conceit fraught with various metaphorical aspects.
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But training an AI platform on social media data, with the intent to reproduce a "human" experience, is fraught with risk.
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Our homes now are fraught with the ambivalence that's rooted in the fundamental question of whether that was a good choice.
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Here's the backstory of how the war started — and why Wednesday's meeting between the two leaders is so fraught with danger.
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But the Sixth is so fraught with historical and interpretive inconsistency that a persuasive conductor could make a case either way.
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But young pitching, which is so fraught with uncertainty in the modern game, seems more and more like a soft foundation.
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"Giving the money outright is fraught with complications," said Bernard A. Krooks, founding partner of Littman Krooks LLP in New York.
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But as readers of our weekly International Real Estate columns know, buying internationally can be complex and fraught with unexpected hurdles.
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A country fraught with grievances aimed directly at its senior leaders had seemingly been united in anger at the United States.
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It is a job that veterans of the process say is fraught with legal complexity, political pressure and historic significance. 22020.
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As the Fed prepares to announce a decision this week, growing bipartisan support for a rate cut is fraught with irony.
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As the Fed prepares to announce a decision this week, growing bipartisan support for a rate cut is fraught with irony.
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Sisterhood, both figurative and biological, is complicated and fraught with all the positive and negative qualities that human relationships can express.
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But, in this uneasy news landscape — fraught with partisan outlets, social media bubbles and fake news — they also have their worries.
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By the time Mr. Canterbury's five-year-old suit went to trial in 1968, his case was still fraught with questions.
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This meaning is fraught with ableist history, as "idiot" was used as a diagnostic term indicating severe intellectual or developmental disability.
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The reality surrounding the day is extremely dark, and fraught with a lot more conflict than the holiday celebration normally acknowledges.
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It's why deciding where these older Americans will age is often a difficult family conversation fraught with financial and emotional issues.
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Instead, the increasingly more prevalent view is that measuring household incomes accurately, and studying income inequality trends, is fraught with problems.
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In addition, some experts suggest that drawing a direct correlation between Trump's poll ratings and election results is fraught with difficulty.
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A lack of foresight or a deep understanding of any of these events would have been fraught with additional serious consequences.
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The marriage that Lemonade depicted was fraught with betrayal and heartache and doubt — but it was anything but a business arrangement.
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The move was fraught with the miscommunications and contradictions that have characterized the relationship between Trump and Tillerson from the outset.
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Despite the willingness of the family to help the victims, getting someone to oversee the estate has been fraught with complications.
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That was fraught with tension and difficulty because you had a wildly visible founder-CEO who was revered in certain circles.
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And the minute the floor was given over to questions, that discontent—fraught with cursing, interruptions, and charged frustration—became known.
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Egypt's government press center said the BBC report was "flagrantly fraught with lies" and urged officials to boycott the British public broadcaster.
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Joanie Laurer's tragic death wouldn't come for another decade-and-a-half but even then, her life had been fraught with trauma.
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The company has simplified data integration, a process that has traditionally been fraught with complexity, says Satya Padmanabham, co-founder of Pipemonk.
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The music industry's transition to the digital era has been fraught with controversy, and not every artist has embraced the technology completely.
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"I suspect you also know that the job you've been nominated for is a thankless one, fraught with numerous challenges," GOP Sen.
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She states that following their NYC meet up, the two engaged in a year-long relationship that was allegedly fraught with abuse.
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The report emphasised that implementing a UBI would be fraught with difficulties, but its prominence in an official government document is noteworthy.
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On the surface, the effort sounds rather benign — even anodyne — but even the mechanics of elections these days are fraught with politics.
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Their relationship stayed fraught with tension over the next few years; the pair were even estranged for nearly a year in 2014.
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Software is due for a bundling event Application development has long been fraught with peril: Projects become bloated, expensive and never ship.
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"Our bottom line: the next two days [Friday and Monday] are too fraught with uncertainty to consider increasing portfolio risk," he wrote.
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MSNBC spoke to multiple sources close to the Trump operation who said that the campaign is understaffed, fractured, and fraught with infighting.
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Many foreign businesses, however, are hesitant to take on long-term commitments in a market that is still fraught with political risk.
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This all comes before the process of redistricting even starts in 2021, which itself is fraught with political gamesmanship in many places.
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With road projects costing upwards of six-times as much as in other countries, Russia's road construction sector is fraught with corruption.
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She would have been 21 at the time of her mother's miscarriage, and emerging into young adulthood is already fraught with trepidation.
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Trying to reverse-engineer a competitor's technical solution, or even divine its true intentions, from a press release is fraught with peril.
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Splits within the PUK could give the KDP the upper hand in their power-sharing arrangement, which has been fraught with tensions.
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Why it matters: Pai is acting on his longtime criticism of the program, which he says is fraught with waste and fraud.
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Six reactors at Fukushima Daiichi are being dismantled in a decades-long exercise that is fraught with technological challenges and radioactive waste.
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NASA management believes deep space exploration is so big, so expensive, so fraught with risk, that it needs to own the mission.
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Chinese and Japanese relations have long been fraught, with tensions flaring in recent years over disputed islands in the East China Sea.
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With Seattle's racial diversity a centerpiece of the failed plan, the fight to preserve local character has become fraught with uncomfortable implications.
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"Cold crime cases never grow cold, for the victim's loved ones who are fraught with overwhelming sadness, frustration and anger," she said.
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As TONIC's Shayla Love explains in her recent article, the condition's history is fraught with tales of false memories and Satanic cults.
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However, after a year of negotiations, fraught with political difficulties, little of the original ambition, championed by French President Emmanuel Macron, remains.
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The ascent is fraught with challenges as you scavenge to earn and save money, as much money as possible along the way.
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Instead of setting up prisoner transport to trial—fraught with security risks—Estonian courts can teleconference defendants into the courtroom from prison.
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Nuclear power could help meet the targets, but the technology's history is fraught with safety concerns and disputes about radioactive waste disposal.
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But when the relationship involves two people with unequal power, it can also be fraught with peril, especially in the #MeToo era.
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But after a year of negotiations, fraught with political difficulties, little of the original ambition, championed by French President Emmanuel Macron, remained.
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Entrusting our entire nuclear launch approval process to just two people in the Executive Branch is simply fraught with too much risk.
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Unlike the Iraq War, though, it hardly takes classified intelligence to recognize that being joined to Trump is fraught with political danger.
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True to this production's sensitive reading of the opera, the soprano Olga Tolkmit presents Tamara as a young woman fraught with confusion.
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Jay Lefkowitz, who was Republican President George W. Bush's human rights envoy for North Korea, said Trump's meeting is fraught with peril.
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Collectively, they signaled that Europe — only a year ago dismissed as a crippled economic realm fraught with political recrimination — has regained force.
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But partly because the instruments were less than ideally placed, the method used to determine the moonquakes' locations was fraught with uncertainties.
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The later it gets, every play grows fraught with consequence in a way it didn't, it couldn't, before the season's final thrust.
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But the process to extradite Mr. Baratov to the United States was fraught with uncertainty, according to a former Justice Department lawyer.
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But Moix sees the commission as a way to revive a region — one currently fraught with conflict — that he once called home.
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A new conflict between the two adversaries would destabilize a Middle East already fraught with tensions between the United States and Iran.
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A new conflict between the two adversaries would destabilize a Middle East already fraught with tensions between the United States and Iran.
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In some cases, women have had additional surgery to remove the implants — a procedure that can be fraught with its own problems.
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Because India and Pakistan have fought two of three wars over Kashmir, any stand-off in the region is fraught with risk.
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"He said that in an environment fraught with possible economic peril, but he sided with the principles that we all hold dearly."
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The look between them as Moira saves herself is fraught with the history of their friendship, with fear and perhaps with hope.
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The women in this film had already made the decision to have an abortion, a decision fraught with emotional and moral weight.
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The decisions are fraught, with health authorities wary of causing panic, or of suggesting that governments cannot handle outbreaks on their own.
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It's not fraught with drama or cocooned in sadness the way other queer relationships on TV can be, especially with younger characters.
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These women have grown up in worlds where public spaces are fraught with danger and private spaces are frequently regarded with shame.
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"It gives me no pleasure to tell you that at this moment we face a similar crossroads fraught with danger," he said.
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A larger debate brewed over the future of public housing in New Orleans, a subject fraught with charges of gentrification and discrimination.
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For those of us who take Halloween really seriously, the process of costume selection is nail-biting and often fraught with indecision.
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Her friendship with Halla is fraught with unspoken longing, but it also allows some brief light to enter an otherwise dark story.
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The older they are, the more they are the product of their specific time and fraught with the misinformation of that era.
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If you know everyone is going to see what you wear and judge it, then what you wear becomes fraught with meaning.
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Unfortunately, the market is fraught with predatory and abusive practices that can trap borrowers in a cycle of debt they can't escape.
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Again by contrast, the 2011 Egyptian protest movement was much more fraught with voices calling for more Islamism or repression of women.
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Social experiments are fraught with hazards, especially in political matters, where the center of gravity tends to lie on a slippery slope.
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Our country's history is fraught with examples of discrimination, and we should do everything in our power to prevent them from recurring.
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Qualcomm counters that the regulatory review processes required around the world would take more than 18 months and be fraught with risks.
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When someone commits sexual assault in any situation more complicated than those incredibly basic, facile scenarios, they become fraught with pedantic bullshit.
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The initiative, which is being developed, would be fraught with challenges that could risk triggering North Korean retaliation and dividing the international community.
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At a time fraught with cynicism, that's the kind of warming light those even remotely moved by their deaths should welcome basking in.
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Along with South Africa, Ukrainian-owned mines in Russia have been the main source of anthracite imports but this is fraught with uncertainty.
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The rollout, which followed a years-long hype campaign and many title changes, was fraught with technical difficulties and release date switch-ups.
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The last time the country witnessed a White House fraught with significant management problems was the first 18 months of the Clinton administration.
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While the loans from the sector provide some welcome diversification for lenders, they are fraught with regulatory risks that are making banks jittery.
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But everything around the interpersonal drama is so fraught with complications that boiling it back down for a second was an absolute necessity.
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The company said it expected losses of 2.7 billion euros from the hurricanes, although it said this estimate was fraught with considerable uncertainty.
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It's when they kiss, in a moment fraught with such simultaneous nostalgia and potential it almost renders the upcoming sex scene moot. Almost.
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For all its good intentions, the guardianship idea is fraught with difficulties and the pilot project is serving as an early warning system.
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Egypt's government press center said this week the BBC report was "fraught with lies" and called for a boycott of the British broadcaster.
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Many people in China associate Tibetans and Uighurs with trouble: their regions are fraught with separatist tensions and brutally repressed by the state.
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HERMAN NARULA named his company Improbable for a business plan so outlandish and fraught with computing problems that only two outcomes are plausible.
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But due to the sheer scale—again, the largest biometric project in history—the program has been fraught with controversy since day one.
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"Do we want the Arctic Ocean to transform into a new South China Sea, fraught with militarization and competing territorial claims?" he asked.
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Trump's inauguration has been fraught with controversy, with several A-list stars reportedly refusing offers to perform at the typically star-studded event.
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He did not divulge any more details, but sources familiar with the deal say that the next few days were fraught with tension.
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The images are reminiscent of Edward Curtis's work, although as of now this catalog is less fraught with the weight of political history.
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Each of these specialized therapies has to be developed and thoroughly tested in a process that takes years and is fraught with risk.
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Yet a yuan depreciation is fraught with risks and global sensitivities, as it would all but guarantee cheaper Chinese goods flooding other economies.
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In contrast governments are centralized, fraught with red-tape and lack the speed, aggression and energy that a devolved approach to communications requires.
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Yet the sector is fraught with questions about the future of automated driving, regulatory pushback and legal challenges over drivers pay and benefits.
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Like any customer service job, food delivery is fraught with the awkwardness that can only come from interacting with other human beings constantly.
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The campaign to eliminate polio in Pakistan is fraught with risk, with Islamist militants attacking health teams they accuse of being Western spies.
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Some of the speculation has resurrected economists' affection for a carbon tax, a concept that is intellectually elegant but politically fraught with mischief.
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Even figuratively, the idea that conservatives should operate like loyal troops to a political leader is fraught with intellectual, philosophical, and historical problems.
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Yet why must Markle be subject to so much criticism about her wedding plans, which have already been fraught with last-minute difficulties?
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As the player, it's a difficult decision fraught with uncertainty, since you know little about the rebel and are forced to act quickly.
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The relationship between the Republican Party's highest-ranking elected official and its 2016 presidential nominee has been fraught with tension from the start.
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But his leverage is limited, and pushing the point further on delivering a traditional State of the Union would be fraught with danger.
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Trying to pass the expansive TPP in a lame-duck session — after a new president is elected — is fraught with complications, he said.
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So long as he possesses such weapons, a preemptive strike by the U.S. is too fraught with risk and danger to be worthwhile.
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But any attempt to pivot to China, Canada's third-largest trading partner after the U.S. and the European Union, appears fraught with difficulty.
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VICHY — Marshal Henri Pétain, in an appeal fraught with deep emotion, besought the population in occupied France tonight to cease molesting the Nazis.
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Khosrowshahi took over the reigns last year from founder Travis Kalanick, whose leadership was fraught with scandals involving allegations of sexism and bullying.
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The slippery slope of robotics and automation is a siren call, fraught with implications of who will be serving who in coming years.
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The patterns evoke the African textile industry, fraught with both imperialism and cultural appropriation, and in some cases were cut right from dashikis.
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It's a chilling example of how the interim steps between fully driverless vehicles and fully driver-controlled cars are fraught with potential danger.
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In a statement, the ministry also said that Washington "is not aware" of how the "uttmost pressure" on Pyongyang is "fraught with danger".
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Perhaps you have concluded that the next five years are fraught with risks that are more apparent to you than to the marketplace.
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More pleasurable and less dangerous, actually empowering rather than a way to validate self-worth, less fraught with pressure, and frankly, more fun?
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Extra-territorial authority rules are however fraught with complexity, legal and privacy experts warn, as they could conflict with existing data protection laws.
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While colonialism presents African writers with the softest of targets, criticizing still-living African politicians and modern-day regimes is fraught with risk.
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Ending the 16-year conflict in Afghanistan has been fraught with trouble for two U.S. presidents and the leaders of its allied governments.
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Once upon a time, this process was fraught with difficulty and danger; one false move and your photo library could be lost forever.
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For most other teams, though, the margin between what they currently have and a potential upgrade is far slimmer and fraught with danger.
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Our pop culture and religious teachings alike are fraught with descriptions of women as untrustworthy — from Eve and the apple to Gossip Girl.
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Like many issues in American communities these days, the discussion over monuments and memorials is fraught with complexity and intransigence on all sides.
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It is a challenge fraught with risk for a liberal politician, as a perceived overreach in social engineering can provoke a conservative backlash.
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"The workplace is fraught with decent people trying to navigate a minefield of what is appropriate and what isn't," one (male) reader said.
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Trump's Presidential Commission on Election Integrity, helmed by Kris Kobach, Kansas's Republican secretary of state, has been fraught with claims of hyper-partisanship.
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En masse, the injury reports help to demystify the lives of these ancient creatures, which were fraught with danger and, sometimes, slapstick silliness.
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But perhaps this is why parole boards are charged with making these decisions — decisions too fraught with emotions for the families of victims.
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The story, fraught with the drama of difficult labor in the Siberian winter, would have been extraordinary enough as a work of science.
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Usually presidents rely on their predecessors for advice and counsel, even if their relationships are fraught with political differences or lingering electoral animosity.
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The children are seen both as victims and threats, so bringing them back to schools and homes in Europe is fraught with difficulties.
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Yet the sector is fraught with questions about the future of automated driving, regulatory pushback and legal challenges over drivers' pay and benefits.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Few surviving 20th-century political figures are so fraught with symbolism as former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
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Trump never committed to liquidating the Trump business empire, which meant the country would find itself in an unprecedented situation fraught with peril.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction Senate rejects Paul effort to cut spending This week: House to vote on Turkey sanctions bill MORE (R-KY) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction Biden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll GOP senator: Pelosi impeachment timeline intended to help Joe Biden MORE (D-N.
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"That is fraught with danger, political danger," said John Feehery, a Republican strategist who served as spokesman to former Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert.
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But its 140-character limit does not lend itself well to talking about complex geopolitical issues like nuclear proliferation fraught with risk, analysts charged.
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RBS said in February it had found a potential escape from that seven year-process, which had been fraught with rising costs and complexity.
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Linguistic politics are often fraught with regard to majority tongues, let alone for endangered languages that have a long history of colonialism and disrespect.
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A death sentence has become more randomly and arbitrarily sought and imposed, and fraught with uncertainty and unreliability, and it fails state constitutional examination.
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In recent years, the relationship between the family and Zambada has been fraught, with his son testifying against El Chapo at his U.S. trial.
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Viptela is supposed to simplify all of this, making it easier to deploy and manage a process that has been traditionally fraught with complexity.
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At 65.4 billion reais ($19.4 billion), Oi's petition is fraught with challenges due to a complex capital structure and wide creditor base, analysts said.
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"This is an industry that is just fraught with a lot of manual processes," Adam Schwabe, senior product designer at Uber Freight told TechCrunch.
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Early-stage crisis management is fraught with both denial and naiveté often anchored in the sheer hope that the problem will just go away.
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But the offensive, which has assumed considerable importance for U.S. President Barack Obama as his term draws to a close, is fraught with risks.
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I agree with you that this is certainly going to be one of those spaces that's fraught with comparisons to models that we understand.
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" Wu Haitao, chargé d'affaires of China's Permanent Mission to the United Nations, said the rebuke was "contrary to the facts and fraught with prejudice.
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But in 2016, a year already fraught with holiday political arguments and tense family dinners, starting a new tradition might be a little difficult.
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Wu Haitao, chargé d'affaires of China's Permanent Mission to the United Nations, said the rebuke was "contrary to the facts and fraught with prejudice".
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Known as the Green New Deal, the plan is as ambitious as it is fraught with political roadblocks from both sides of the aisle.
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"The transition to the presidency is always fraught with tensions and looks chaotic," said Cal Jillson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University.
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The tactics of timing the market are fraught with danger; history vouches for the fact that "time in the market" is the safer strategy.
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India's land ownership system is apparently fraught with fraud — so one state is exploring the application of blockchain technology to make it more transparent.
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It is also fraught with risks of establishing independent and unaccountable concentrations of power that are unconstrained by our system's usual checks and balances.
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The TPP negotiations to cut trade barriers in some of Asia's fastest-growing economies are ambitious in scale but have been fraught with problems.
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This year has been fraught with volatility in financial markets as investors fret over tighter monetary policy, rising inflation and tensions surrounding global trade.
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They appeal primarily to people who enjoy looking at nature, or who enjoy having a moment to study something that's not fraught with information.
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Buying swimsuits online is fraught with peril for any woman, but if you have a large cup size like I do, it's even harder.
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The House and Senate are preparing to work on a final defense policy bill for 2017, a process expected to be fraught with disagreements.
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From the start of my administration, my efforts have been about reform, which I doubled down on after confronting a system fraught with inequities.
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Nonetheless, the home hunting process is so fraught with anxiety and second-guessing, it's no wonder the profession is held in relatively low esteem.
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But being an entrepreneur is really fraught with setbacks and disappointments, and you have no idea when you start how desperate survival actually is.
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Cross-border GDP comparisons are fraught with estimation challenges, but still, the difference in the size of the Russian and U.S. economies is enormous.
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Retaining the SALT cap is also fraught with political peril because taxpayers are sensitive to the reality and perception of procedural and substantive fairness.
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In a year that is sure to be fraught with contentious legislative debate and endless political posturing, this is an issue that transcends partisanship.
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Of course, a policy like this, however savvy it is for public health, still carries the stench of technocratic politics fraught with ethical controversy.
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Why it matters: Although talking about Iranian nukes could bolster Netanyahu's domestic support as he navigates corruption scandals, his maneuver is fraught with risks.
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More permanent than the markings left in the trenches, they stand as silent markers for men whose futures were fraught with uncertainty and peril.
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His story reveals that despite advances in technology and science, human nature and human relationships are still fraught with age-old conflicts and hardship.
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Later this month the chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, will deliver a keenly awaited budget speech that is now fraught with political danger.
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But counting on working longer to make a retirement plan work is fraught with risk — even during times when the labor market is healthy.
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And contraception could become so much more fraught with a president-elect who promises a Supreme Court appointment who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Under Mr. Xi's rule, the authorities have waged a broad ideological crackdown on dissenting voices, making efforts to objectively chronicle history fraught with risk.
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The process has been fraught with legal disputes in a show of how Spain still struggles to come to terms with its dictatorship past.
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The relationship between Trump and Roberts has long been fraught, with the two trading pointed remarks over the president's verbal attacks on the judiciary.
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But his position has become fraught, with an escalating crisis involving the country's Anglophone areas and widespread despondency over the 60th anniversary of independence.
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"Coming into any earnings season with stocks at all time highs is fraught with peril," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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He especially likes long-short, where a manager goes long on good companies with attractive valuations and short companies that are fraught with issues.
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Whistleblowing in the US is fraught with enormous peril — and for government employees who work with classified information, the options available are far riskier.
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But a new arena, in a metropolitan area that already has four competing for concerts and events, is fraught with logistical and financial problems.
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Sometimes they must do this in under battlefield conditions, adding unimaginable stress to a situation already fraught with life-threatening danger, stress, and trauma.
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Our system is fraught with waste, our providers (physicians and hospitals) are paid more; and goods like biopharmaceuticals and medical devices are more expensive.
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Mexico may be on the verge of such a perfect storm as it enters a new year fraught with multiple perils and few opportunities.
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A Turkish operation in Manbij would be fraught with risk due to the presence of the U.S. military personnel in and around the town.
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This complicated sisterhood, fraught with serious rage and undeniable trauma, is a more important arena to examine than authoritative formulas for lemon chess pie.
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Dwelling on one's past—and, folks, smoking pot is very good (meaning: very bad) for doing this—is an activity fraught with land mines.
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But a smaller group of researchers and startups — plus the Pentagon — is working toward an even longer-term goal fraught with scientific and moral hurdles.
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Steve King after a political history fraught with racist comments, show how the terms "racist" and "racism" have effectively lost their meaning in modern society.
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We live in a small, increasingly fragile, massively interdependent planet, fraught with complex cross-border problems such as terrorism, epidemics, refugee crises and climate change.
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Those among us who lived in the pre-digital-photo era knew that having consensual, explicit photos developed at the Fotomat was fraught with risk.
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Egypt's relations with Qatar have been fraught with tension since the ouster of Morsi, who enjoyed the support of the tiny but wealthy Gulf state.
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As anyone who's tried (and failed) to communicate their burning desire in a single glance can attest, real-life seductions are more fraught with miscommunication.
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The result of all this is that the path to getting recognized or even paid for your work as a photographer is fraught with challenges.
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But for Daniel, straying even a short distance from the University of Texas campus in Austin is fraught with danger, and it could get worse.
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But the Pixel 3 has been fraught with performance issues and bugs since its launch, and it has last year's processor and a dated design.
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Asking users to judge the accuracy of news is fraught with technical and philosophical problems, and by itself could generate more problems than it solves.
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Marni Amsellem, PhD, a clinical psychologist at Smart Health Psychology, says that even though moving can be exciting, exciting things are often fraught with stress.
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Each data point translates to real human experience, and many times those experiences remain fraught with all-too-human bias, fear, distrust, and racial tension.
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Royal meetings are fraught with protocol — let alone with Trump, who has an extensive history of awkward public encounters with world leaders (and his wife).
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Getting proper licenses to operate in China has been a lengthy process fraught with uncertainty due to unspecified documentation demanded by various levels of government.
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The right to deter migration from other member states by withholding in-work benefits is by far the toughest sell and fraught with legal difficulties.
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Haley was confirmed shortly after Trump's inauguration in 2017 and has had one of the longest tenures in a White House fraught with high turnover.
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Like invading Russia in winter, it appears that participating in the Russian investigation is a prospect fraught with peril for those on the front lines.
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Trump is due to deliver a major speech to Muslim leaders and participate in a Twitter forum, both spaces fraught with the potential for offense.
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The mood inside the White House is fraught with tension, particularly with the Russia investigation that most staffers are walled off from, the sources said.
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Predicting transitions beyond natural gas is fraught with uncertainty but climate campaigners hope the global energy system will shift from gas to wind and solar.
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And the oil palm industry is fraught with tension, with many communities claiming their land has been taken without their free, prior, and informed consent.
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This is a potent body of work, presented with all the sincerity it is possible to muster in an environment fraught with demons and denial.
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Initially, the department's relationships with state and local election officials were fraught with tension, many fearing that the critical infrastructure designation forecast a federal takeover.
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The Middle East, however, is fraught with risk for China, which has little experience navigating the religious and political tensions that frequently rack the region.
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"And their Golden Years - a time to enjoy the fruits of lifelong toil - will be fraught with financial uncertainty, poverty, and government dependency," he said.
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Severe civil strife or regime instability could even lead to direct American military intervention in Pakistan to secure nuclear sites, a scenario fraught with danger.
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The road to the historic meeting — the first between a sitting U.S. President and a North Korean leader — has been fraught with ups and downs.
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Experts say the issue is so fraught with controversy and moving parts that despite bipartisan interest in resolving it, most policy suggestions end up stalled.
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Experts have cautioned that any attempt to traverse the confined passages will be fraught with difficulties and potential complications, especially if the children can't swim.
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As things stand, this idea is based on 16 three-team groups, which is ugly and messy and fraught with complications and possibilities for collusion.
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CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took over the reigns last year from founder Travis Kalanick, whose leadership was fraught with scandals involving allegations of sexism and bullying.
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The move is fraught with risk for Pelosi, who is facing calls from some rank-and-file Democrats to take steps toward ending the shutdown.
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Itemized tax forms are a major hurdle for these workers and are fraught with easy pitfalls that could lead to overpayment or underpayment of taxes.
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The ISM is a nice rough-and-ready indicator, but using it as the basis of an economic and market call is fraught with risk.
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Such a policy was "fraught with serious consequences," it said, adding that Kiev was acting in coordination with the United States and the European Union.
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Conducted by law firm Covington & Burling, the report was prompted by former engineer Susan Fowler's account of an environment fraught with sexism and sexual harassment.
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It's the least we can do to advance a productive debate around immigration in this country, which is already fraught with emotion, anger and misinformation.
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"You could utilize Slack or Telegram to do trades, which people already kind of do but it's fraught with fraud," Song said over the phone.
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As fraught with controversy as the CRISPR babies may be, CRISPR technology still holds a lot of promise and can be used responsibly, supporters say.
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Controlling drug prices through government action though is fraught with peril, because it could also slow the process of making new drugs available to Americans.
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Introducing obscure comics heroes is always fraught with some peril, even in an age where Marvel has turned "Ant-Man" and "Doctor Strange" into hits.
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While progress has been made on updating the 85033-year-old agreement, trade talks between the three longtime trading partners have been fraught with tension.
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If the past few years fraught with election hacking around the globe serve as an any indicator, we should be skeptical of what might happen.
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The problems can be traced back to its 1948 Declaration of Independence, a document that, like America's 1776 equivalent, is fraught with tensions and contradictions.
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The move was fraught with legal risks — the corporation, in its collaboration with federal investigators, already knew at this point that its game was compromised.
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"Even for free speech advocates, this situation is deeply fraught with emotional, logistical, and legal twists and turns," the group wrote in its blog post.
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As a rule, car companies are okay with tough standards if they are uniformly applied, have long lead-times, and are not fraught with uncertainty.
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Several sources familiar with Beijing's stance told Reuters the bill could jeopardize the so-called phase-one trade deal already fraught with disagreements and complications.
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But while ISIS has lost over 98% of its territory in Syria many of the other objectives outlined by Tillerson are still fraught with difficulty.
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The process can be fraught with anxiety, as many different glass styles are available, and points of view clash on what is proper and necessary.
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Still, the online dating world is fraught with fake bots and spam accounts; over time, dating services have found algorithmic solutions to curb their proliferation.
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Adolescence is fraught with dangers, not the least of which are teenagers' assumptions of their own immortality — how could anything stop such vibrant corporeal glory?
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Finally, home for her wedding shower in August, Ms. O'Brien took a walk with her mother, Peg, passing by an alleyway, fraught with bad memories.
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Saying "back off" to a man's inappropriate advances is often fraught with consequences — the loss of a job perhaps, or the tarnishing of a reputation.
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Visits to the doctor were fraught with expectations of the worst possible outcome, and any little ache or pain meant the end could be near.
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Sanders has been mocked for the fact that he has never worn a tuxedo, but he quite properly sees dress as being fraught with political overtones.
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People who do things like this in the CIA, at low levels, where everything is fraught with possible life-and-death consequences, are brought home immediately.
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Democrats in Washington calculated that McGinty was a superior candidate over Sestak, who has a history fraught with tension with his congressional delegation and party leadership.
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"[Sexual abuse victims] said that they found the system unresponsive, needlessly complex, or fraught with risks to their Olympic dreams," Lyons, the CEO of USOC, said.
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As Amdahl went to market, he learned that his former employer was warning potential customers that any hardware not made by I.B.M. was fraught with risk.
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Renewable energy is not yet plentiful or potent enough to completely supplant fossil fuels, while atomic energy is fraught with risks and hamstrung by political resistance.
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But rejection of the blank canvas is fraught with complications — logistically, aesthetically, and politically — and in viewing War Games, some of those issues became very prominent.
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But with a more esoteric topic like the process of switching platforms, one that's fraught with danger and fears, humor might have been the best approach.
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For Trump's daughter-in-law, however, the race to the White House -- albeit hectic and fraught with controversy -- has allowed the Trump family to come together.
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" I reiterate that the fundamental story surrounding the commodity will flip from one fraught with supply concerns to one optimistic about burgeoning global demand," he said.
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The external world may be fraught with politics, imposed identity, violent action, and grim comparisons, but our internal space is no less messy — and perhaps more.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told Pompeo by phone that further "aggressive steps" in Venezuela would be fraught with the gravest consequences, the Russian ministry said.
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And when you're plus-sized (or if your appearance doesn't conform to mainstream beauty standards in other ways), dating can seem fraught with even more challenges.
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"We've specifically stayed away from law enforcement because it's fraught with difficulties," Declan Keogh, PV Labs' vice president for business development and programs, told BuzzFeed News.
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Running on an agenda to dramatically overhaul what the President has accomplished, including getting rid of Obamacare, is fraught with danger within the Democratic nominating contest.
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Saudi Arabia's preparations have been even more fraught, with van Marwijk's initial replacement Edgardo Bauza fired after three games, to be replaced with Juan Antonio Pizzi.
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No matter what it ultimately recommends, the commission's recommendations no doubt will be fraught with debate over political, legal, constitutional, social, national security and financial issues.
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But the new advertising powerhouse has been fraught with reports of cybersecurity breaches: All 3 billion of Yahoo's accounts were hacked in a 2013 data theft.
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Any human advancement has been fraught with the opportunity for misuse and abuse, and the internet, with its avenues for diversion and entertainment, is no different.
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The word is fraught with negative connotations and harks back to an era in which Asian, North African and Middle Eastern peoples were reduced to caricatures.
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The region is fraught with anxiety over North Korea's fast-advancing nuclear weapons program, and over Trump's threats to unleash "fire and fury" to combat it.
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But moving into the wholesale market is "fraught with risk," he said, and comes with added expenses, like maintaining a larger inventory and paying a distributor.
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"We will not accept the politically-driven accusations from a few countries that are fraught with biases," said the head of the Chinese delegation, Le Yucheng.
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Raising the debt ceiling and funding the government — two must-pass legislative vehicles — are already nightmares, both fraught with GOP infighting that could end in disaster.
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From the beginning, his act presented him as a nervous bundle of anxieties trying to get by in a world fraught with social and emotional pitfalls.
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But the road to getting there is fraught with very real insecurities, the kind that don't quite go away just because the end credits start rolling.
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Globalization may be fraught with concerns for some, but the spread of Michelin-starred food that costs less than ten bucks probably isn't one of them.
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This is particularly true for those who post images of their children, since the publication of an intimate family photograph is so fraught with moral questions.
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A large collection of photos from the 19th and early 20th century is fraught with faces of doom and gloom — and occasionally a literal dead face.
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That said, the weight of any systematic attempt to re-appropriate historical legacies fraught with injustice and discontent is notably missing from Abercrombie's delicate, otherworldly canvases.
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But his tenure at the helm has been fraught with challenges as the company struggled to integrate the brands and keep up with latest fashion trends.
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There is a porousness to the human condition that the artist sloughs open, conflating internal and external worlds in fairytale landscapes fraught with life and sweat.
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Trump knows little, resists being briefed, and is subject to manipulation, so he is not one to manage alone a complex conversation so fraught with risk.
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Having dealt with the rhythmic, systematic, methodical machinations of numerous grand jury proceedings, I concur that they are often fraught with predictable course direction and activity.
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Plans for the Women's March have been fraught with discussions about race and the need for a brand of feminism that reaches women of all backgrounds.
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But for those anxiously awaiting a check in the mail or a sum deposited directly into their bank account, the wait can be fraught with worry.
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But the relationship between the royal family and the tabloids, two pillars of conservative England, was fraught with tension long before she arrived on the scene.
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Some advertisers have said Walmart&aposs ad business has been fraught with delays in campaigns and questions about how Walmart structures its agency and brand teams.
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In the trailer, which Hulu released today, Mia and Elena's shaky connection is fraught with secrets, and each woman has her own mysterious story to tell.
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Winning a race may be a distant dream for a team picking itself up after a tough year fraught with financial difficulties, but Magnussen was optimistic.
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The concept and intention of the Obama administration's "moonshot" cancer initiative is praiseworthy, but much of its execution from day one has been fraught with missteps.
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Odland said weighing in on politics as a CEO is "fraught with risk" because of the chance of alienating a constituency among one's customers or employees.
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The U.S. eventually cobbled together a unity government between Ghani and Abdullah, the two leading contenders, but their partnership has been fraught with bickering and division.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's third national security adviser, John Bolton, tendered his resignation on Tuesday, marking the latest departure from an administration fraught with turnover.
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That's fraught with menace because of the racial disparities in police use of force that make people of color more likely to encounter violence or harassment.
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Paul Alexander's Trinkets is not a glossy Hollywood revision of a bygone time and place; it's a testimonial for a period fraught with excitement and horror.
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It was time to be proactive, not reactive, said critics, and a lawsuit would only slow down a process that has already been fraught with issues.
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Transforming that contract so that it does not center on oil is an enormously ambitious undertaking fraught with considerable risks and with an uncertain chance of success.
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Their reunion on Tuesday night's episode was an emotional moment, fraught with the difficulty of having so little to say because you have already said so much.
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This strategy would essentially cede the white working class to Trump, which is risky not only in immediate electoral terms but fraught with danger for the country.
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Hays' entire search lasts for nearly 10 minutes of screentime and is fraught with tension and dread; the show really builds some terrifically creepy atmosphere right here.
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Well ahead of the pack, the two men will have to wait a while before major portfolio investors plough money into a market still fraught with risk.
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Neither path offers certain success and the military option is fraught with huge dangers, especially for Japan and South Korea, U.S.allies in close proximity to North Korea.
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This year, the fair moved from its former South Beach location to a warehouse in Little Haiti, a neighborhood now fraught with the threat of total gentrification.
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The typically apolitical tradition has been fraught with controversy during the Trump administration, with some teams and individual players opting not to attend and Trump disinviting others.
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But in dissent, Judge Paul Niemeyer complains that his colleagues have invented a "new and totally unprecedented rule of evidence that is fraught with danger and impracticality".
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The project "would be so fraught with international-relations nightmares that foreign banks would be reluctant to touch it," says Refet Gurkaynak, an economist at Bilkent University.
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The forthcoming duel feels inevitable — ever since Jamie's violent torture and rape at the hands of Randall, the show has been fraught with a need for vengeance.
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Sad money is always fraught with some negative emotion: frustration, anger, sadness, despair: paying or getting alimony after a bitter divorce, salary from a job you despise.
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The Middle East, however, is fraught with risk for China, a country that has little experience navigating the religious and political tensions that frequently rack the region.
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President-elect Trump's agenda to expand economic growth and promote energy security will require addressing serious economic vulnerabilities in a political environment fraught with division and polarization.
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At 65.4 billion reais ($20 billion), Oi's petition for creditor protection is fraught with challenges due to a complex capital structure and wide creditor base, analysts said.
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IARC's processes — how it reviews and considers scientific literature, invites participants to its workgroups, and publishes its decisions — are fraught with a lack of transparency and consistency.
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"The proposed Rampal power plant is fraught with unacceptable risk, out of step with the times, and would set Bangladesh back," the institute said in its report.
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T-TIP, another essentially dead trade deal, was stymied by similar hurdles: its fragile political bloc was fraught with internal disagreements among members of the European Union.
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I don't know about you, but I for one appreciate help with tasks fraught with anxiety such as avoiding trans fat or opening a line of credit.
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After a lengthy history fraught with disappointments, the community has seen few long-term economic benefits following the Northern Flood Agreement treaty in 1977 for hydroelectric development.
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My relationship with fragrance has been a long one, fraught with migraine headaches, dozens of half-used bottles, and enough grandma perfumes to fill a nursing home.
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The United States could have trouble paying its bills within weeks if lawmakers do not raise the federal debt ceiling, another fiscal issue fraught with political peril.
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Swalwell added that the investigation into inauguration spending, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, indicated that Trump's presidency was fraught with illegal activity from the beginning.
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The real question of whether one can justify invading a country that has not attacked us or our allies, but harbors terrorists, was fraught with moral ambiguities.
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As the most memorable line in "Incognito," the cryptic new play about memory by the young British playwright Nick Payne, it is fraught with mystery and anguish.
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"Papirosen," a family documentary chronicle by the young Argentine director Gastón Solnicki (out on disc from Film Movement), is more circumspect but no less fraught with trauma.
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Trump told reporters that the meeting with Putin may be "easiest of them all" in comparison to other recent diplomatic meetings fraught with tensions among U.S. allies.
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While the path to a commercial launch is fraught with political opposition, allowing GM crops is critical to Modi's goal of attaining self sufficiency in edible oils.
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After a week fraught with controversy, Uber is relocating its current self-driving car pilot program from bustling San Francisco to the more relaxing environs of Arizona.
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For many of us, feeding our children is a daily crisis, fraught with financial issues, mercurial palates, behavioral problems and an endless series of bribes and tradeoffs.
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Shashi Tharoor, a lower house lawmaker from the main opposition Congress party who has raised several concerns over the bill, called it "regressive and fraught with flaws".
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Her speech left many details unclear and undoubtedly represents a tough opening bid before next year's talks, which are likely to be complex and fraught with disagreement.
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The celebrations, which suggest a combination of Halloween and the Fourth of July, but without masks, costumes or political pageantry, grow more chaotic and fraught with danger.
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This one is the hardest for me to achieve a perfect run in so far, because the path to the goal is so fraught with wrong answers.
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His plans to visit have already been fraught with controversy amid the threat of protests — and the immigration issue is sure to add fuel to the fire.
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I'm not saying threesomes can't be good or that happy couples can't pull them—and a third party—off with huge success, but it's fraught with danger.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The timing of the cease-fire in Syria, which took effect on Monday at sundown and was largely holding on Tuesday, is fraught with symbolism.
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The peace process with the communists, an initiative important to Duterte, has been fraught with breakdowns, with both sides blaming each other for attacks launched during talks.
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Apart from artists like Squarepusher or Four Tet's collaboration with drummer Steve Reid, the fusion of jazz and electronic music is fraught with all sorts of peril.
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There were two parts of it that I thought sounded the most sinister, and knowing what we know about Trump, were the most fraught with negative possibility.
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In announcing the rescission of the letter, Ms. DeVos assailed the guidelines as federal overreach that coerced schools into setting up quasi-judicial systems fraught with inconsistencies.
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Such spectacle infuriates critics who see government as a serious business, fraught with risks and defined by processes tested by generations of bureaucrats and West Wing tradition.
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The former RAF base's current inhabitant, Dyson, is embarking on its own adventure fraught with peril: a £2bn project to develop and build electric cars from scratch.
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The U.S. is the worldwide leader in mass incarceration, but finally there is consensus that we must make major changes to fix a system fraught with injustice.
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Just the transparent business of applying the law, which is of course fraught with its own potential for abuse and corruption, but is preferable to the alternative.
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Neither path offers certain success and the military option is fraught with huge dangers, especially for Japan and South Korea, given their close proximity to North Korea.
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The agency is planning to create camps in up to six locations across northern Iraq but said finding land had become a "critical issue" fraught with difficulties.
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To intervene on behalf of experts against the family is sometimes necessary but always dangerous, fraught with totalitarian temptations to which the modern West is not immune.
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The question of whether such hedonism is possible today, in a world fraught with pressing anxieties, was one of Pirotte's central concerns in organizing Le Grand Balcon.
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Hayes noted that she was able to transition and keep her social status and other privilege, but that the path for many others is still fraught with challenges.
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I am here to second guess location-sharing apps, fraught with privacy implications and untested interpretations of intimacy, as well as the implications they thrust upon our relationships.
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Tech companies have been keen to ban ads related to cryptocurrencies, including initial coin offerings, primarily because the crypto industry is still new, unregulated and fraught with fraud.
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The case, which critics say was fraught with irregularities, has brought the country's justice system under scrutiny and raises doubts about legal certainty in Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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On the House floor, Speaker Nancy Pelosi presided over the vote in an unusually packed chamber, after a debate that was fraught with the weight of the moment.
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And it's no wonder; pregnancy is so fraught with expectation that people have to find ways to believe everything is going to go exactly how they want it.
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In both Northern Ireland (part of the United Kingdom, but with many of its own laws) and the Republic, the process is slow, pricey and fraught with uncertainty.
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"Several states have already moved forward with state-run 'Secure Choice' style plans — programs that are fraught with risks for taxpayers and savers," Stevens said in his statement.
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When the movie ended and the people started cheering I put my head on my wife's shoulder and cried because it was so fraught with tension and emotion.
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The route to the United States through Mexico is fraught with peril for the tens of thousands of Guatemalans, Hondurans and Salvadorans who have crossed the U.S. border.
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" Hobby Lobby apparently ignored this warning, and the next year bought 5,500 artifacts for $1.6 million—a purchase described by the DOJ as being "fraught with red flags.
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The flag drapes the caskets of the fallen and is folded in a solemn ceremony at military funerals, with practically every movement fraught with religious and patriotic meaning.
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Loof's backing of the Social Democrats and Greens is fraught with danger as they are ideologically poles apart, despite the joint policy platform they hammered out this month.
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It was more likely a reflection of Trump's personality and suggests that his presidency may be fraught with unintended diplomatic consequences triggered by his impulsive actions and words.
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One particularly moving example of a redemption sequence involves a young man from one of McAdams' studies — let's call him James — whose life has been fraught with hardship.
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The decision presents Barr, a veteran Washington insider, with his first major test since becoming the top U.S. law enforcement official last month, a position fraught with peril.
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But Mr Kim is so opaque and so little is known about how decisions come about in the capital, Pyongyang, that deterring North Korea is fraught with difficulty.
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Instead, the European Union began in April to deport asylum seekers to Turkey, part of a political deal that human rights groups said was fraught with legal problems.
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To be sure, any attempt to predict how the federal courts will rule in a pardon case is fraught with uncertainty, given the limited precedents in the area.
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" Relations between the Trump administration and news outlets have been fraught, with President Trump blasting the news media as "fake news" and "the enemy of the American people.
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Yet many aren't aware that because of the various costs and risks involved, becoming a landlord — a role fraught with headaches — may not turn out to be profitable.
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"Part of the lobbying challenge is the employer mandate has been particularly partisan and fraught with partisan baggage," said Neil Tratwein, a lobbyist with the National Retail Federation.
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That story of a mother and her children living on a leaky barge on the Thames seemed as adventurous and fraught with risk as a trek to Alaska.
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It will enable Israel to retain its qualitative military edge in a region fraught with uncertainty, plagued by radical extremism and state failure, and continuing hostility toward Israel.
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A 2013 IFAW-commissioned study concluded a legal trade would be fraught with uncertainty and that illicit dealers could respond by reducing prices to retain their market share.
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Some influencers, like Ashley Graham, argue that the label is both fraught with stigma and unnecessary, given that most people fall into the size-range associated with plus.
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Pai was critical of a recent expansion of the program to subsidize phone and internet service for low-income people, saying it's fraught with waste, fraud and abuse.
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But all the mainstream parties have ruled out cooperating with a party which has roots in the white supremacist fringe, making forming a new government fraught with difficulty.
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For example, spending bills like the one signed last month at the final possible moment after multiple extensions and one government shutdown are historically fraught with competing priorities.
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Any of Trump's personal attorneys recommending he submit to questioning by Mueller's highly skilled team of prosecutors and investigators would be suggesting an action fraught with legal risk.
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David Lynch's surreal nightmare recasts the most familiar and celebrated aspects of American family life — parenthood, child rearing, sex, and more — as horrific, repulsive ordeals fraught with uncertainty.
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Travel can be fraught with questions about appreciation versus appropriation — heedless tourists can treat cultures as instruments for their own enrichment, and risk trampling them in the process.
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That idea resonates as trips to the grocery store become fraught with fears of coronavirus exposure, and shoppers worry that industrial agriculture could fail them during a pandemic.
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Neither path offers certain success and the military option is fraught with huge dangers, especially for Japan and South Korea, U.S. allies in close proximity to North Korea.
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But the push into India is also fraught with risks, given the country's problematic infrastructure and the reality that much of the population can barely afford basic necessities.
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And for those who say that Medicare for All and some of her other positions are fraught with peril, Warren had another message: "I get it," she said.
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But my travels to see these great halls are often fraught with challenges: Most don't have websites with an English option and the ability to purchase tickets online.
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If the prosecutor answers "yes" to the first, the defense lawyer knows that yielding to an interview or giving grand jury testimony are actions fraught with considerable danger.
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But when it comes to applying commonsense standards of ethics and accountability (or even basic human decency), perhaps no government agency is more fraught with neglect than ICE.
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I think everyone would acknowledge that it's fraught with potential destabilizations of the market and never finding a replacement, but that's the path that obviously is being taken.
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The three-part series begins in 1965, when homosexuality was still illegal in Britain — encounters were fraught with the risk of imprisonment and opprobrium, and references were veiled.
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Yet whatever their shared interests now, the relationship between Israel and Poland is fraught with a grim historical legacy that often intrudes, as it did again this week.
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Bilateral relations between the countries remain fraught with disagreements old and new, but their leaders appear to have a pragmatic sense of each other and their political needs.
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I was sorry to have missed it; I was a teenager and had never been in a fight fraught with romantic tension, so I stood to learn something.
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Now their journey to a new life looks fraught with a raft of new dangers: borders stacked with people smugglers, mountain and jungle terrain, plus exploitation by criminal gangs.
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She found raising children and foster children in the city difficult, she said, and finding safe outdoor play areas in a neighborhood fraught with social problems was a challenge.
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But their history is fraught with baggage — her schizophrenia left her largely incapable of looking after her three kids, so that burden fell to Alex a lot growing up.
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Then, the courts could be imposed upon to decide a rarely-litigated issue, fraught with constitutional peril: Who wins when congressional power comes head-to-head with executive privilege?
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That was the thinking there in terms of marrying a big moment for the whole group as a group of friends to a time that's usually fraught with emotions.
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He explained that space exploration is fraught with danger: Radiation, the slowness of propulsion rocket technologies, and other factors are deterrents, thus NASA sends rovers and other exploratory technologies.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Actions that lead to an escalation of tensions on the Korean peninsula are undesirable and fraught with very dangerous consequences, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday.
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The future of retail requires fewer stores and a greater online presence, but the road to that reality is fraught with danger, JPMorgan retail analyst Matt Boss said Friday.
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" But this new design is fraught with problems — former X employees told the WSJ that it has "repeatedly crashed, wandered off, lost power, or tried to land in trees.
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It's a ludicrous amount of money for Mayer, whose time at the company has been fraught with allegations of misguided spending and negligence in response to massive cybersecurity issues.
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Male-female boss-employee relationships are fraught with potential to misconstrue behavior, creating a barrier for male and female co-workers to engage in social activities that foster trust.
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"Many of us desire deep and emotionally intimate relationships, but for some people, these types of relationships are fraught with the fear of being hurt or rejected," Ortman says.
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Long considered the ballast in a relationship fraught with geopolitical frictions, the U.S. business community in China in recent years has advocated a harder line on Beijing's trade policies.
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It's one thing as a TV actress to feel you have a constituency to address, but as a British princess, involving yourself in public policy is fraught with danger.
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Cutting off energy exports is an option so fraught with risks - Canada is the largest supplier of energy to the United States - that Ottawa has never discussed it seriously.
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If all goes as planned, Tehran's oil officials will attract roughly $200 billion in new oil and gas investment, but the path to that target is fraught with obstacles.
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Staring 40 in the face, Sharon had a pregnancy fraught with health problems that didn't exactly seem comedy-friendly — yet in Delaney and Horgan's hands, those problems absolutely were.
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The account owner argued the French request was incomplete and fraught with "so many irregularities that it had no idea how they could all be corrected," court documents show.
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But, hey, those are far better odds than 95 percent of Kickstarter or Indiegogo campaigns, many of which are pre-manufacturing or fraught with risk when investing your cash.
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Once I started writing it, though, it became clear that even my simple use of a simple to-do list app is fraught with all of this Me Shit.
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Mainstream media meticulously cover murders, and that coverage is often sensationalistic, fraught with victim blaming, and fails to contextualize individual cases within the larger structural issue of gendered violence.
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Even Finance Minister Philip Hammond admitted in May the issue was "a minefield": "The line between acceptable and non-acceptable behavior is fine and fraught with dangers," he said.
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It's a particularly crucial message to send as the coming month will be fraught with both risk and opportunity for the administration and the newly minted secretary of state.
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But they're slow and fraught with a lot of litigation — and they won't necessarily stop internet service providers like Verizon or Comcast from throttling your bandwidth in the meantime.
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While the green energy drive will provide promising financing opportunities for Taiwanese banks, the road is fraught with hurdles relating to credit risks, exposure limits, and potential political potholes.
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Britain's exit from the European Union (EU) has been fraught with difficulty, with big divisions appearing within the U.K.'s ruling Conservative Party, led by Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Only once before — in the period when the United States was founded — have so many brilliant Americans so eloquently debated a question so fraught with meaning for all humanity.
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Aid delivery throughout the five-year Syrian conflict has been fraught with difficulties as both sides accuse the other of obstructing deliveries to further their military and political goals.
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But as "cute" as twins and triplets may seem, multiple pregnancies can be fraught with complications that compromise a successful outcome and the health of mothers and their babies.
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But "miri" means dream, a dream that on a title track fraught with political anxiety is lovely and arresting—pensive, nostalgic, designed to allay disquiet as thoughtful music can.
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Celia, whose name has been changed, knew the journey from her native Guatemala would be fraught with risks: extortion from gangs, possible injury, hunger and dehydration in the desert.
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On a matter as history-changing and fraught with risk as Brexit, shouldn't voters in Britain want to be more confident and informed before they cross this dangerous Rubicon?
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Varied effects of vibrato, portamento and pizzicato bring different shades of intensity, atmosphere, eloquence: Even a single austere cello line down a few tones can become fraught with significance.
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The three photos of his own that David Hartt included in "This Synthetic Moment," a six-photographer show he curated at David Nolan Gallery, are fraught with disembodied melancholy.
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The agreement is intended to bring order to the often chaotic path, fraught with human trafficking, by which Cuban players have landed in the major leagues in recent decades.
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The Ramblers were enjoying considerable popularity and influence when Mr. Paley decided to leave the group in 1962 under circumstances that were fraught with the politics of the day.
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But holidays can be fraught with emotion, so experts say it might be better to take smaller steps, like setting a later date to talk to children and grandchildren.
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Mr. Benjamin's music surges with volatile feeling; in Mr. Crimp's libretto, the relationship between the king and Gaveston, the favorite in question, is both heady and fraught with risk.
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"The exploding market for lightweight electric vehicles has been more turbulent than most, with multi-billion dollar Startups as well as Public companies finding the market fraught with challenges."
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A laconic speech in the 10-15 minute range wouldn't require a teleprompter and allows Trump to be more comfortable and relaxed on a day usually fraught with nerves.
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But often the act of selecting that bottle is fraught with the fear of making a mistake, of wasting money and of appearing foolish in front of other people.
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But while some longtime observers of North Korea agreed that the situation was fraught with uncertainty, they said it would be wise not to overreact to Pyongyang's aggressive statements.
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Although I was more than 30 weeks pregnant, I pushed off an obstetrician visit — the long drive into the city in a cab seemed too fraught with strangers' exhalations.
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But when it comes to an unarmed black teenager who died at the hands of the police, such remembrances become fraught with questions over how black victims are perceived.
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Brazil's largest ever bankruptcy filing at 65.4 billion reais ($19.4 billion), Oi's petition is fraught with challenges due to a complex debt structure and wide creditor base, analysts said.
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As governments search for ways to meet this shortfall, they are grappling with a shifting geopolitical landscape fraught with popular unrest and the damaging impacts of a changing climate.
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Up to 10 percent of the oil palm's fruit go to waste because it's a laborious process to judge the health of the plants, and fraught with human error.
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I hope he doesn't, but I think he looks like he wants to, and that's going to be a situation fraught with peril," Michael Caputo told CNN's "New Day.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - "Muscle flexing" by U.S. armed forces in South Korea is fraught with grave consequences for the entire region, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Wednesday.
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Naturally, you can adjust the game's settings so that damage becomes more than superficial, and everything becomes that more fraught with relatable danger—but where's the fun in that?
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Buying a car from a dealership is an experience fraught with countless fees and taxes, all of which inflate the total cost of the vehicle far above its headline price.
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Nuclear energy has been a subject fraught with controversy in Seoul after a 2012 scandal over the supply of faulty reactor parts with forged documents and Japan's 2011 Fukushima crisis.
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He told BuzzFeed News that the marketplace has become so competitive and fraught with black hat manipulation that some sellers feel compelled to break the rules and employ these tactics.
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One former diplomat told CNBC that the process of Great Britain leaving the community of European nations, which may take years, is likely to be fraught with peril and tension.
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"We will not accept politically-driven accusations from a few countries that are fraught with biases," Le Yucheng, Chinese vice minister of foreign affairs, told the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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The US government's relationship with the media and human rights groups on drone strikes is fraught, with critics lambasting the continued lack of transparency and questioning the underlying legal framework.
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Even though the structure is mostly built as of November, it remains fraught with problems, notably an "unstable playing field" and vibration levels that were seven times higher than acceptable.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction Biden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll GOP senator: Pelosi impeachment timeline intended to help Joe Biden MORE (N.J.).
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Yet the unified Republican government that House Speaker Paul Ryan has long dreamed of is fraught with contradictions, given President-elect Donald Trump's numerous policy disagreements with his own party.
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"Our pop culture and religious teachings alike are fraught with descriptions of women as untrustworthy — from Eve and the apple to Gossip Girl," Emily Crockett wrote at Vox in 2016.
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It is a process regulated only by executive fiat and fraught with its own controversy over whether the law enforcement benefits outweigh the harm if criminals discover the same flaws.
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The experience from the launch of Medicare and Medicaid in 1965, has been that exploring and implementing meaningful payment policy innovations has been fraught with political complexity and bureaucratic inertia.
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Indeed, our relationship with domestic animals is often fraught with ambiguity; pets are both nature and culture, instinctual and social, controlled yet nurtured, at the same time possessions and companions.
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