They were on the fringes then, and I think they're on the fringes now.
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It was on the eastern fringes of the Roman Empire, not the western fringes.
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" Straus told me, "Steve Hotze exists on the fringes.
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ISIS also lurks on the fringes of the devastated city.
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Growing pains nibbled at the fringes of Morgan Stanley's integrity.
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Ball culture no longer exists on the fringes of society.
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They've developed some players on the fringes of their roster.
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Mapping the far fringes… He finds a vast golden city.
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Very soon after, it was flourishing on Europe's westernmost fringes.
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Its fringes touch the border with the Republic of Ireland.
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And, of course, on the fringes, there's the birther movement.
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But climbing up past the fringes of the top 25?
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Conspiracy theories have long flourished on the nation's political fringes.
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Hovering on the fringes was where I liked to be.
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And not just by the fringes, but by mainstream politicians.
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Not great when you're spending an hour discussing union fringes.
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Fisher came out of the fringes of the automobile business.
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Populists galvanizing voters on the fringes, but less than expected.
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But what about social issues on the fringes — like crime prevention?
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The decision extends Venezuela's drift toward the fringes of international diplomacy.
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At the fringes, many are just waiting for their big chance.
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Many practitioners find each other wandering the fringes of the internet.
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But in Australia, the sport has generally stayed on the fringes.
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Suzanne belongs to a cult on the fringes of Petaluma's farmland.
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"Almost always change – any change – starts on the fringes," he said.
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He was a mob guy, basically, kind of on the fringes.
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What is it about people on the fringes that interest you?
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Sparse, mythic, small stories set in the fringes of the galaxy.
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With mainstream political competition foreclosed, extremist fringes are likely to thrive.
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It was clear in the conference hall and on the fringes.
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These folks used to be on the fringes of political dialogue.
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They now live separately in refugee camps along Sittwe's rural fringes.
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But the true gems are the signs found on the fringes.
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Without those fringes, the large culture becomes this homogenized corporate party.
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He worked a bit around the fringes of the fashion industry.
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At the fringes of the CUHK campus on Tuesday night, police officers in riot gear on the fringes fired hundreds of rounds of tear gas at demonstrators who set a giant blaze and threw gasoline bombs.
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We were sitting in a dark, wood-paneled bar — the Trap, a dusty oasis on the fringes of Lancaster, a town already on the fringes of Southern California in the high desert of the Antelope Valley.
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Usually, the fringes of developing-world cities are messier than the middles.
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I realized that there were many artists who were on the fringes.
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The suggestion isn't found just among the fringes of the progressive movement.
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That's why all the fringes get to be part of the act.
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Meanwhile, the Joker (Jared Leto) operates on the fringes, plotting Harley's escape.
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There will always be vulnerable women on the fringes of the network.
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It just means we're on the fringes of understanding CBD's health effects.
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Such psychedelic therapy is on the fringes of both psychiatry and society.
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Suburbs and exurbs are fringes and fragments of cities with peculiar landscaping.
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Violent clashes broke out on the fringes of demonstrations in several cities.
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It's not just a few cases resigned to the extreme fringes either.
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When the web was still at the fringes of society, comments could
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Anti-Semitism has always existed on the fringes of American political life.
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Does impeachment chatter pick up outside of the fringes of the left?
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Under free-market champion Macri, it has been more on the fringes.
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Yet when Trump amplifies far-right voices, people on the fringes notice.
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On the fringes, some demonstrators set fires and engaged in other vandalism.
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Only the fringes would be brazen enough to champion a nationalist identity.
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Many of the newcomers founded squatters' towns on the fringes of cities.
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The light damage zone is on the very fringes of the explosion.
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It is soon to be one of the EU's most northwesterly fringes.
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Gunfire did erupt on the fringes of the J'ouvert route this year.
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Shahrzad lives in a little hut on the fringes of the village.
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Abdu Ali has made his career living on the fringes of rap.
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And the comments aren't coming from the ideological fringes of the internet.
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AI-produced artwork is moving from the fringes into the fine-art world.
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Meanwhile, those on the fringes of political discourse are given reams of coverage.
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"She was really concerned for victims on the fringes of society," O'Connor stated.
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From the fringes of the crowd, it's raging id, unfettered; inside, it's bliss.
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Rossiter's presentation puts him on the far fringes of the climate denial world.
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I am used to being an outsider artist and one on the fringes.
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Groups congregate to take drugs on the fringes of towns and Monrovia's slums.
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He avoids dwelling on trauma but circles it constantly, carefully exploring its fringes.
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Everyone has chased Lorde, the patron saint of this movement, toward the fringes.
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" The Intercept called it "a cornerstone of the utmost fringes of white racism.
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But anti-scientific nonsense is extremely appealing at the populist fringes of politics.
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Vaquera was already known on the fashion fringes, but the industry took notice.
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Moby: That worries me, because it pushes people even further to the fringes.
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Eileen Guo is a journalist who covers communities on the fringes of globalization.
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They were decidedly more populist, with far more tolerance for the political fringes.
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Not long ago, far-right parties were on the fringes of European politics.
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Mr. Lara's "Fringes" featured groups of players bordering the audience on three sides.
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Now as then, Europe's political center is weak and the fringes are radicalizing.
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I wanted to take them from the fringes and make them our heroines.
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I was concerned about the fringes on my rug, no problem for Scooter.
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Rhetoric like Timothy McVeigh's is not uncommon on fringes of American political discourse.
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I wanted to stay African and on the fringes of American political issues.
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The little foxes that existed at the fringes of the Behemoth's territory prospered.
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All of these once seemed like technologies on the fringes of science fiction.
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I think that sometimes the fringes can be a little louder, and when the fringes are really loud — especially in an era of the internet and social media — the volume can seem a little more dialed up than it really is.
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Young white supremacists are rare and hang out mostly along the fringes of society.
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Heavy rains from the fringes of Subtropical Storm Alberto caused widespread flooding Tuesday evening.
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But the EU struggles to extend its sway to weak countries on its fringes.
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On the meeting's fringes, criticism of Mr Maduro was scathing, according to one delegate.
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Today, though China still supports wild gibbons, they are restricted to its southern fringes.
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It's lurked on the fringes of American power since the birth of this nation.
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The surprise successes in the first round come from the fringes of Chilean politics.
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These crisis actor theories, once reserved to radical fringes of the internet, spread rapidly.
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Populist parties -- the ones that offer incendiary, crowd-pleasing answers -- belong on the fringes.
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Such public displays of DIY have brought the movement out of the shadowy fringes.
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It's more at the fringes of machine learning that audio data gets a turn.
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Talk of possible electoral fraud was not limited to the fringes of online discourse.
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There's no denying the polemic nature of politics has pushed everyone to the fringes.
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The approach has in some cases moved from the political fringes into the mainstream.
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Unfortunately, there are many clubs who are doing things on the fringes of that.
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A central panel nods to the art historical grid, while fringes add feminine flourishes.
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A central panel nods to the art historical grid, while fringes add feminine flourishes.
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There is no loose space, for errant details, in the fringes of the frame.
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Sadly, too, extremism and conflict have taken root on the fringes of the region.
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At first, it will chew at the fringes of Yankeetown, leaving the downtown intact.
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The airblast dissipates as it moves outwards, but it's still dangerous on the fringes.
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" -- Hugh Hewitt: "If you want the truth on impeachment, stay away from the fringes.
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Such extremism, once confined to the political fringes, has now moved into the mainstream.
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The real draw is the fragile, phenomenal reef that fringes swathes of the coast.
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The Northern Irish party has long remained on the fringes of mainstream British politics.
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And so you get, in the fringes, it's going to keep refining over time.
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But in the poorer suburbs on the city's fringes, people were less inclined to celebrate.
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And there is that tension between the normal and being on the fringes of it.
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Fringes and tassels were ubiquitous, decorating denim jackets and dresses, worn with embroidered cowboy boots.
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It is not just on the fringes of politics that Englishness is making an impact.
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Fragile environments on their fringes have been damaged both by climate change and human mismanagement.
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These outsiders have brought with them habits of mind that were formed on the fringes.
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Because it is still on the fringes, being explored by people stuck in mobile thinking.
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An unsolved death, rotting away the fringes of characters' morality, haunting the executive branch's processes.
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But she has increasingly taken to retweeting conspiracy theories from the fringes of the internet.
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Despite this, however, the Front had long been consigned to the fringes of French politics.
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But relying on mainstream news outlets rather than the fringes has its own societal benefit.
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We take a look at the trends emerging from the fringes and why they're meaningful.
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But they, like Christie and Rubio, remained on the fringes of Thursday night's principal battles.
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It was music from the fringes of American life—nihilistic, yet not completely without humor.
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Pickerel frogs patrolled the damp fringes, and dragonflies and damselflies darted among the lily pads.
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They addressed a rising bourgeoisie, and its bohemian fringes, as both subject matter and audience.
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Two decades ago, WebTV launched a bold idea into the mainstream… and caught the fringes.
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They lurk on the fringes of every punk scene, kept at bay only by violence.
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The myths exist both on the fringes of the internet and in more mainstream outlets.
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It's a compilation of interviews with people who live on the fringes of Chinese society.
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The Outsider Art Fair has long prided itself for operating on the art world's fringes.
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THERE ARE no public toilets in Bartley Green, a neighbourhood on the fringes of Birmingham.
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As a second-generation immigrant, I live at the fringes of Western and Eastern communities.
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Those complaints are now heard on the fringes of the Yellow Vest movement in France.
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She and Mr. Krone met in 2004 on the outer fringes of the cabaret scene.
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Read up on history For communities on the fringes, reckoning with inequality isn't something new.
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Actual Nazism remained in circulation, becoming one of various extremist ideologies on the international fringes.
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He speaks to a disenchanted electorate that includes the white, nationalistic fringes of his party.
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In its latest stages, the protests have veered on the fringes into hate-filled rhetoric.
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For one thing, the cheap price of land on the fringes of cities has encouraged sprawl.
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This is one reason why the populist AfD party remains on the fringes of German politics.
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That's almost six times the cost of a similarly-sized apartment on the city's dusty fringes.
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Shameless is a brilliant commentary on those living on the fringes of the popular American imagination.
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But this artist complex also sometimes features local acts toying with the fringes of rock music.
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He finds himself on the fringes of student life, rejecting any semblance of mainstream Japanese ambition.
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It feels like your characters are often living on the fringes of normal society as well.
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Shimmering silver eveningwear looks provided the runway finale, with plenty of glittery fringes catching the light.
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On screen, the fringes of this galaxy have largely been explored, quite well, via TV animation.
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Like many players on basketball's fringes, Magette has piled up quite the collection of passport stamps.
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Coupled with other factors, the report helped ensure that UFO research was consigned to the fringes.
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The notion of a pastime paradise on the fringes of a ghetto is fraught with complexity.
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AS A photographer, Nan Goldin has been drawn to those living on the fringes of society.
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But the reality is that they are a coalition of the discontented fringes of both parties.
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Here and elsewhere on the world's fringes, the apocalyptic consequences of climate change have become reality.
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Yet on the fringes of Europe, in the south and the east, the scent is sharp.
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Kiia threw a bunch of fun clothes my way with fringes, floral prints and faux suede.
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Deep plunge black dresses with blue fringes and flower embellishments were followed by sparkly green outfits.
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Caltech says it's out there -- waay out there -- on the outer fringes of the solar system.
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I still believe they are fortunately still a small minority on the fringes of our politics.
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Sea ice in the Southern Hemisphere fringes an ice-covered continent, Antarctica, surrounded by open oceans.
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Not everyone is pleased at the prospect of earth movers arriving to disturb Petersfield's leafy fringes.
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So Xiaoshan is not as different from the fringes of Dar es Salaam as it appears.
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This is the institutionalization of something that right now is still on the fringes of finance.
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The debate is no longer on the fringes with tech's biggest names, including Facebook, weighing in.
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Part of the show's premise was that the women's movement had driven men to the fringes.
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Racist demagogy obviously existed in our politics, but overt white nationalism was confined to the fringes.
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You could be born on the fringes and assimilate into this new thing called an American.
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Women in Japan, including the new empress, remain on the fringes as the title changes hands.
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But when the fringes have enormous influence over the culture and its perception, there's a problem.
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Anti-vaxxer beliefs have converged with the more extreme fringes of veganism for some time now.
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A life on soccer's fringes can be exasperating, and lonely, even in the best of times.
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In Tripoli, officials brought families displaced by fighting on the southern fringes to shelter in schools.
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Clashing textures with silks, woolen fringes and pom poms also gave the outfits a subtle complexity.
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On the political fringes, the violent nationalism that fueled Benito Mussolini's rise has returned with force.
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Trump's "forgotten men and women" living on the economic fringes might be the bureau's greatest beneficiaries.
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The fringes of Chinatown in Manhattan continue to be fertile ground for new insider-y hangouts.
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Instead, artists often live on the fringes of hot neighborhoods — until developers discover those areas, too.
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In 268, Thalitha Mukansi moved to Diepsloot, an informal township on the northern fringes of Johannesburg.
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In 268, Thalitha Mukansi moved to Diepsloot, an informal township on the northern fringes of Johannesburg.
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"These settlers may be third generation but they inhabit the fringes of society," Mr. Buchanan said.
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Artist Liang Yuanwei describes her studio as an "ivory tower" on the bleak urban-rural-fringes.
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Hardcore is mostly back on the fringes now, but there's still room for Head Wound City.
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Efforts to "audit the Fed" also moved from the right wing fringes to the Republican mainstream.
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Pence and Trudeau met on the fringes of the National Governors Association meeting in Providence, Rhode Island.
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From the fringes, antivaxxers have insisted the growing number of vaccines has sparked a new hidden plague.
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Until recently, calls for a return of military rule only came from small groups on the fringes.
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Each month, we take a look at the trends emerging from the fringes and why they're meaningful.
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While Butt and Asif are playing again, for now it is on the fringes of the sport.
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Similar trends are occurring on city fringes, in the areas where demographics closest resemble America's Rust Belt.
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There might be a time for timidity; today it only weakens the establishment and strengthens the fringes.
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Raiffeisen is just the latest bank to be suspected of channelling dirty money from Europe's eastern fringes.
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You can see something like this in operation on the fringes of Ranthambore, a reserve in Rajasthan.
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A clever player can make an encounter easier by taking out enemies on the fringes before engaging.
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There is still a gap between Europe's mainstream and the fringes—but it seems to be narrowing.
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They swapped a two-bedroom home on the fringes of London for four bedrooms and a garden.
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He's been lurking on the fringes, lobbying for the declassification of so-called "Tesla teleportation," ever since.
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If you're fighting from the fringes and take some damage, just drop a 'nade at your feet.
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Some are activists, swept from the fringes of power to the centre by Mr López Obrador's landslide.
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There's no shortage of fringes we've seen on the silver screen that we'd like to sport ourselves.
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It's weird to be ... I'm just kind of on the fringes of this world, a little bit.
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U.S. farmers have begun planting the 2019 U.S. corn crop in southern fringes of the crop belt.
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"The community of musicians [who performed] are on the fringes of music," Ohr, the former resident, says.
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Calls for a break-up may remain on the fringes, but concerns for its future are growing.
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In the U.S. Senate, Sessions's strident restrictionist views on immigration had been relegated to the ideological fringes.
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And for every one who came from the "fringes of society," there are successful professionals like Maj.
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Now by implication, so is Vetements, vaulted from the underground fringes to the center of the establishment.
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These conspiracy theories are not the product of a few cranks on the fringes of Turkish society.
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"The fringes have had a lot of voice and a lot of power out there," he added.
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Organizers have welcomed them into the fold, even if they have been on the fringes at times.
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I saw greasy fringes, people wearing heavy duty beanies indoors, prominent appearances by apparel with aliens on.
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We traveled to Twin Oaks to learn what life is like at the communal fringes of capitalism.
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But the outcome also shows how the primary system increasingly rewards those who appeal to the fringes.
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As a result of these downgrades, roads, dams, electrical lines, and pipes began to cover Yosemite's fringes.
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At the near fringes, as on most social networks in 2019, we have the conspiracists and Nazis.
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Though Kacey Musgraves won album of the year, women were by and large relegated to the fringes.
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Until recently, the subjects of gender identity and sexual orientation had been left mostly to the fringes.
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For Everton, the former is at Finch Farm, its training facility on the eastern fringes of Liverpool.
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A few years ago, navigating the marijuana industry felt like a journey to the fringes of legitimacy.
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The plane was designed and built in the 1950s in what was then the fringes of Toronto.
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He had spent more than 22019 years defending people on the fringes of the war on terrorism.
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Under the jersey, some players wear a tallit katan, a religious garment with knotted fringes, or zizit.
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"Throughout her life she was always a friend to people on the fringes, the marginalized," he said.
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Coal has strong support especially around the country's north eastern fringes where there is little other industry.
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The council, now called Fejuve, still helps with the provision of infrastructure on the city's growing fringes.
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But on the fringes of all that, it was also a show about animals doing funny things.
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Tidal remains on the fringes, in spite of the successful release of the new Jay-Z album.
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The balance to strike between alienating party fringes on the left and right is difficult, but viable.
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Sometimes, ideas can bounce around the intellectual fringes for years before eventually being embraced by the powerful.
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Sometimes, ideas can bounce around the intellectual fringes for years before eventually being embraced by the powerful.
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Some of the concern was directed at the Yellow Vest movement, whose fringes have evinced anti-Semitism.
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The idea of "abolishing" billionaires may very well remain a point on the fringes of the political debate.
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It's a perfectly mainstream product and no longer relegated to the fringes of the marketplace like GLH was.
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But some photographers and news outlets have noticed a particularly striking phenomenon blossoming on the blaze's fringes: firenadoes.
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During my 20s, I spent many years as an institutionalized, unemployed person living on the fringes of society.
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That's why this conspiratorial mindset has bled from the murky fringes of the internet into the political rhetoric.
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At age 28, she has made herself unemployable in the career field she chose — even on its fringes.
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Steve King, who has frequently made racist remarks, is considered to be on the fringes of his party.
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Andromeda, like the Milky Way, has its own unknowable, genocidal threats lurking on the fringes of dark space.
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The bigger challenge was incorporating the characters who'd remained largely on the fringes of the MCU before now.
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It was easy to approach the fringes of this group, which congregated in a bar called La Taberna.
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It's time to reclaim Earth Day from the fringes and make it count for activists and capitalists alike.
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The figures are easy to overlook, both positioned at the fringes of frescos, away from any main action.
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The fringes of China's vast pharmaceutical and chemical industries have proved to be good places to produce them.
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High wages leave many unskilled workers, both Swedish and foreign-born, on the fringes of the labour market.
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The question now is whether the fringes will come become the mainstream and disrupt decades of global norms.
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Nobody beyond the Tory party fringes seriously backed the alternative of Britain crashing out now with no-deal.
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These conspiracy theorists have come from the fringes of the internet to the forefront of many victims' lives.
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Last weekend protests railed against him on the fringes of a South-East Asian summit hosted in Australia.
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But such complaints existed only at the fringes, while talk about "electoral fraud" is a pervasive Republican theme.
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Even comic books, while once existing on the fringes of what was considered science fiction, have followed suit.
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It's a remarkable rise for someone once consigned to the far-right fringes of politics, even in Alabama.
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What opposition there is will come from the Tories' eccentric fringes and from the undemocratic House of Lords.
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They have the strength and influence to control the agenda just as well as anyone on the fringes.
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Conventional R. & B. stars have been pushed to the fringes by the unflagging cultural dominance of hip-hop.
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Younger people, dressed in throwback bell-bottoms and fringes, came to experience the atmosphere they missed in 1969.
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Complaints and demands for an apology were mostly confined to the angrier nationalistic fringes of Twitter in Japan.
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And unlike Nazi Germany, violence against Jews in the United States is limited to the fringes of society.
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First, they were not confined to the fringes, but rather came to be accepted widely by Republican voters.
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These start-ups are nibbling at the industry's fringes, where Uber and Lyft — at least officially — don't go.
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Bilateral meetings that used to occur on the fringes of the G-20 have become the main attraction.
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In the Bible, Numbers 15:38, the Israelites are commanded to wear garments with fringes at their corners.
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In "Mortal City," the host and former crime reporter Kathleen Horan will interview people living on society's fringes.
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Yet, for too long these predatory players have tacitly operated on the fringes of the commercial cannabis industry.
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Authenticism was banished to the fringes of politics after World War II and the defeat of European fascism.
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Open up your hives, o bees, cyphers on the fringes of childhood, honeyed inheritance of self among others.
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That's why so many on Britain's far-right fringes are using the phrase "political violence" to describe milkshaking.
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As such, he threatens the movie's ethical zeal, and is promptly shunted to the fringes of the story.
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For example, when plastic surgery first became technically possible, it was largely feared and relegated to the fringes.
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The notion of a basic income for all citizens has circled the fringes of Canadian politics for years.
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There have been elements of extremists on the fringes of Islam since the earliest days of the faith.
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This had and will have two repercussions: first, the fringes, the alt-right has suddenly been given airtime.
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Our fashion formalizes, beards grow and fringes don't, and we stop doing the "Rollin'" dance with our fists.
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The giants who used to populate the fringes are growing in number and will soon constitute a majority.
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He'd spent less than $115 on the coins when cryptocurrencies were at the very fringes of mainstream interest.
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Mr. Trump's success has emboldened ugly forces within the Republican Party that had been confined to its fringes.
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Bay Area urban progressives, by fighting new housing in their neighborhoods, cause more sprawl on the rural fringes.
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But until fairly recently, those stories have often been relegated to the fringes of science fiction and fantasy.
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In many serious essays written by Westerners, Australia is mentioned as a country at the fringes of civilization.
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WASHINGTON — George Nader, a Lebanese-American businessman, has hovered on the fringes of international diplomacy for three decades.
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But what I really remember was that the models had these really big fringes that covered the eyes.
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Others, like Infowars, The Gateway Pundit, Big League Politics, and Breitbart, mine the far fringes of the right.
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My hope was that someone on the fringes of my social sphere would point me to potential opportunities.
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The new fossils came to light during a geological expedition to the barren fringes of the Canadian Arctic.
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Our reporters looked at how conspiracy theories about Mr. Soros have moved from the fringes to the mainstream.
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A figure who straddles the establishment and the fringes, Mr. Qiu works in a cavernous studio outside Beijing.
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It was the late 1990s, when the trans movement was very much on the fringes of American society.
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"In my generation, young people on the fringes either went into motorcycle gangs or into skateboarding," Haroshi said.
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Pat Toomey, "an asshole, damn it," at a union rally on the fringes of the convention on Monday.
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But it's experienced a remarkable resurgence over the past few years, moving from the fringes into the mainstream.
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Thus, important questions that actually needed to be debated within the political center are left to the fringes.
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Under these restraints and until Mr. Trump's election, populism was confined to the fringes of the political system.
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Today, on the neglected fringes of a city that has been transformed by borderless wealth, globalization means immigrants.
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At the same time, the center still believes in authority figures in a way that the fringes don't.
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This year it will occupy a ground floor space on the fringes of Chelsea: 550 West 29th Street.
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And their embrace of candidates on the ideological fringes has amplified a national grass-roots rebellion against establishment politicians.
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Such thinking has also been gaining some traction in the West, although so far only at the political fringes.
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Up to now, the question of impeachment has resided on the ideological and financial fringes of the Democratic Party.
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"The way [Pope Francis] treats people on the fringes...he's sending a message to all of us," stated Shriver.
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On the northern fringes of Europe, Finland has little history of welcoming large numbers of refugees, unlike neighbouring Sweden.
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Burak Ciftci, 34, was one of the first people to camp on the fringes of the town of Kirazli.
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Volatility, insecurity and occasional congestion make for a poor currency, so bitcoin has done best on the economic fringes.
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It wasn't an easy case, it wasn't a simple case, and it was right at the fringes of acceptability.
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Annie and Joy settle into low-rent housing run by Ace, offering glimpses of life on the economic fringes.
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On Paifang's fringes, a gaggle of ageing farmers heatedly share a tale of officials taking land without promised compensation.
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I've heard about practices that occur in secrecy on the fringes and in wealthy parts of the Arab world.
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Mr Mueller's report may prove a blessing in disguise, because it relegates talk of impeachment to the party's fringes.
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"We are not ready for talks about anything," he told Reuters on the fringes of the Geneva auto show.
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A growing proportion of the population thinks they have to stand with the conservative-far right on the fringes.
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But Plex, has had one significant problem that has kept it firmly on the fringes of popular streaming software.
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Polarization is even reshaping — and amplifying — the fringes of political belief, by boosting conspiracy theories, according to Fast Company.
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Normally this is all the kind of extremist right-wing propaganda that circulates on the fringes of the internet.
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Violent clashes with police have persisted on the fringes of weekly marches in Paris, Toulouse, Bordeaux and other cities.
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Astronomers have spotted a tiny, faint moon orbiting a dwarf planet at the outer fringes of our Solar System.
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Keep the crazy ideas at the fringes where they belong, and start listening to veterans groups with actual members.
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"I look after people who are at the extreme fringes of existence," Abbey, an Irish intensive-care doctor, writes.
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Legendary photographer Jill Freedman has spent her career documenting the lives of people on the fringes of American society.
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Those who used to occupy its fringes—hotel housekeepers, retail clerks, and home care aides—are now its majority.
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In the six years since the disaster, Safecast has moved from the fringes of respectable science to its mainstream.
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Smoking was further relegated to the fringes of polite society, fewer people smoked, and the hospitality industry didn't collapse.
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We don't deny that there are very real tensions on the fringes, and we can't simply ignore those tensions.
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Despite Ramm's charisma, the intensity of his work and his stubborn, erratic personality kept him on the movement's fringes.
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If they refuse they will prove their detractors right about their racial biases and remain on the political fringes.
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He says that the greatest discussions of Adorno he ever heard were on the fringes of an ashram there.
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He wonders why his longtime friend spends so much of his time appealing to the fringes of American politics.
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It also has the potential to politicize a debate that has largely stayed on the fringes for both parties.
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The first season's six episodes profile young women musicians bringing change to the industry at its ultra-cool fringes.
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Foaming water froths and fringes near the overhang, reminiscent of the dust that might sit atop a neglected photograph.
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They've long lived on the fringes of American politics and now their policies are about to be center stage.
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Several of last year's contenders upgraded, and a few of the teams on the fringes have clarified their direction.
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Once on the fringes, the algorithm tended to stay there, as if that had been the destination all along.
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By Wednesday morning, wildfires were burning on a wide crescent of mountain ranges on the fringes of the metropolis.
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Mr. Varnava is an interesting case; a dancer and choreographer who comes from the very fringes of Russian culture.
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But the superpowers had only fragmentary understanding of something that had happened on the far fringes of Soviet territory.
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But he said both parties had failed to help low-caste Indians and others on the fringes of society.
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It helped popularize niche sexual fetishes involving bondage and anal plugs, bringing them from the fringes into the mainstream.
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With "Take Me Apart," instead of moving from the clubby fringes into commercial pop, Kelela remains stubbornly in between.
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Usually they draw a few hundred from the fringes of society — and far larger counter-demonstrations, city officials say.
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But it always starts on the fringes with people who are first dismissed as crazy and unreasonable and ridiculous.
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This was a body of ideas that moved from the fringes of American legal thought to the very center.
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And the few other examples of "liberal outrage" in the piece were gleaned from the far fringes of Twitter.
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But even among royals, there are big differences between direct heirs to the kings and cousins on the fringes.
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In both contexts, ideas from the fringes — far right and far left, radical and traditional — suddenly have unexpected resonance.
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Screaming fans, there to populate the stage's fringes, filed out onto the field, joined shortly by dozens of dancers.
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Would rioters tear up roads and looters target businesses, as some did on the fringes of the 2011 protests?
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The violence in Charlottesville was perpetuated by Americans who exist at the social and political fringes of the country.
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Despite what false prophets on the fringes of American politics say, public policy remains the art of the possible.
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The R.S.S. was temporarily banned and shunted to the fringes of public life, but the group gradually reëstablished itself.
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The constant mistreatment and reminders of the crime he didn't commit places him on the fringes of his new city.
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If such bounty is indeed to be had, expect the new rules to keep hawkers on the fringes of legality.
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But she is powerless to stop migration and her decision to suppress mainstream opposition groups has seen extremist fringes thrive.
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Cole's frustration indicates the delay is not just pushback from the conservative fringes, who have long decried propping up Obamacare.
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The image below shows how "trailing edge fringes" — the tiny plant-like fronds — might be added to the rotor blade.
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Zink has spent her career probing the extent to which people on the fringes can change the world around them.
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We'll portend your Netflix and Hulu queues with these completely streamable shows, each taking place on the fringes of possibility.
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In an election whose subtext is the anger of the fringes in both parties, Iowa is the epicenter of disaffection.
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Their facelessness has traditionally served as a reminder that they're still on the fringes of society, and for good reason.
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But they may have more substantive talks on the fringes of a G-20 summit in Argentina later in November.
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The other parties exist essentially on the fringes and are unable to form an effective coalition against the mainstream party.
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Schoenefeld airport is on Berlin's southeast fringes and is mainly served by low-cost carriers such as easyJet and Ryanair.
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He's an adventurous songwriter who churns out short-and-sweet songs that occupy rock 'n' roll's catchiest and fuzziest fringes.
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"The theater is great place to challenge the fringes of reality," Scheib, director of theater arts at MIT, told Motherboard.
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But the conflict raged on in the destitute fringes of rural Colombia, where it had started in the first place.
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You'd be mistaken to think such stans are immature high schoolers or aimless adults living on the fringes of society.
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Darger himself had been orphaned and subsequently institutionalized when he was young, resulting in a life condemned to the fringes.
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And you especially don't when your preferred coping mechanisms are booze, pills, and stumbling absently on the fringes of responsibility.
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But strict rules in densely packed Mexico City about the location of hives restrict them mainly to the city fringes.
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And websites like Warpdoor—and, hopefully, this one—are here to help you explore the relatives fringes of the culture.
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THE bookmaker on Aldgate High Street, on the fringes of London's financial district, attracts its fair share of risk-takers.
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But Trump's decision to separate families is giving traction to an idea that otherwise might have stayed on the fringes.
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Do we agree that this was a misstep, even if Danny, in diluted form, is still loitering on the fringes?
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Gradually, this privileged son who lived in an enormous mansion learned to empathise with those on the fringes of society.
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The image below shows how "trailing edge fringes " — the tiny plant-like fronds — might be added to the rotor blade.
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It was a time when bands untethered themselves from the genre's past and let themselves explore the fringes a bit.
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He had been an antihero on the fringes of the UFC, then suddenly he was better than Pride's lightweight champion.
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If employees are on the fringes of happy hour, or seem a little distracted, it's worth checking in with them.
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More than 100,000 people already live in refugee camps in southern Rakhine, on the fringes of the state capital, Sittwe.
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Such perception leaves many African women on the fringes of the financial sector—unable to save, borrow, or build capital.
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Foreign language TV used to be scattered on the fringes of American media, there for those who sought it out.
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Increasingly, the decisions on what posts should be barred amount to regulating political speech — and not just on the fringes.
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The Titans (6-6) snapped a two-game skid to keep themselves on the fringes of the A.F.C. playoff chase.
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For decades, Mr. Corbyn, whose political profile compares to that of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, toiled at the fringes.
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And yet so many ideas that once seemed to live on the fringes of credibility can now take center stage.
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People on the fringes can feel as if they've got almost nothing in common with the rest of the group.
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This entrepreneurial zeal can be seen all over Southeast Ferguson, often by people operating on the fringes of the law.
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It's a stunning turn for an idea that has frankly been on the fringes of the policy discourse for years.
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The recent terrorist attacks have left the proudly diverse capital confronting tensions that have simmered on the fringes for years.
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Texas's 10th Congressional District stretches, improbably, from the outer fringes of the Houston metro area to suburbs west of Austin.
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But her gun-control activism also attracted a smear campaign and personal attacks from conservative figures and far-right fringes.
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Most of the best picture front-runners featured an all-male cast, with women playing ornamental roles on the fringes.
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In 2018, after so many years shoved to the fringes of mainstream American politics, socialists seem less inclined to quibble.
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Today, these conspiracies are being advanced not from the fringes but by the secretary of state and the president himself.
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"I liked it when there were fringes on the left and the right and a somewhat rational center," David said.
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There are signs that China is moving on the fringes to contain mortgage lending, in part to tame housing costs.
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But with political spending largely unregulated, advertising actually magnifies the difference between well-funded candidates and those on the fringes.
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That theory, which was not supported by any real evidence, was prominent on the fringes of the right on Wednesday.
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Carol, the most interesting character on "The Walking Dead," has been relegated to the fringes for essentially an entire season.
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It is not free and never has been, at least not for those of us perpetually left on its fringes.
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Since then, wellness consumerism has moved further toward the fringes of logic, and the Goop empire has expanded in influence.
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"I liked it when there were fringes on the left and the right and a somewhat rational center," David said.
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Dave also meets GaTa, who is also on the hip-hop scene's fringes and later becomes Lil Dicky's hype man.
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And that's without dipping even the tiniest toe into the really wild stuff, of no precedent whatsoever, at gaming's fringes.
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By definition, rockets loft satellites into orbit, and missiles fire warheads though the fringes of space to hit remote targets.
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To the contrary, the spreading of conspiracy theories was a common theme among individuals on the fringes of the right.
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The bizarre ISIS tweets scandal is one of two ongoing investigations troubling the fringes of the far-right candidate's campaign.
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And Facebook has been ground zero, often providing amplification to speech once relegated to the farthest fringes of Czech society.
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Above it all, the record includes some of the best music within these fringes of black metal released last year.
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Those spearheading the Leave campaign have been shameless in exploiting this latent xenophobia lurking on the fringes of the national psyche.
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It has been a campaign where remarks that were once relegated to the fringes of American politics made it into mainstream.
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Merkley added he would "absolutely" be ready to filibuster a Trump Supreme Court nominee if the nominee was from the fringes.
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Barbara Lee "Donald Trump has proven that his administration will normalize the most extreme fringes of the Republican Party," said Rep.
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Then spend the night at a Lakers game, followed by dinner at pricey Bestia on the fringes of the Arts District.
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Wood, a psychologist at the University of Winchester, studies conspiracy theories, and how they spread from the fringes to the mainstream.
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Anyone can google images of bangs, but taking a look at fringes past, and what's to come, can be more helpful.
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A Labor strategist said the government successfully cobbled together a coalition of support among voters in urban fringes and rural townships.
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I like outsider types who have had to forge themselves on the fringes and wear their hard-won confidence with pride.
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People have no reverence for these gods they've largely forgotten, and in turn they live on the fringes of American society.
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The bright purple flophouse is populated by those living on the fringes of society, mostly struggling single mothers with young children.
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In both countries these fringes of legal finance are the last defences against a scary, unregulated world of illegal loan-sharking.
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When he was in Paris, he says, trans women existed on the fringes of society, marginalized and scorned by the establishment.
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Greenland is mostly covered in ice, but the landmass also has some grassy, carbon-rich vegetation, especially along the western fringes.
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In France, the right-wing National Front is the preeminent political force in the country, after spending decades on the fringes.
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"According to the Brazil's official data, Rio is not on the fringes of the outbreak, but inside its heart," Attaran writes.
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An electric bike can help with that, while extending commuter zones to the metropolitan fringes once thought too far to bike.
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This concept, called geoengineering, has been around for a few decades, but until recently it was confined to the scientific fringes.
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Fringes on boots, trousers, dresses and sleeves twisted and turned to the 1960-inspired soundtrack as models strutted down the runway.
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She's a documentary photographer living and working in LA. Her work examines the lifestyles of people on the fringes of America.
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As you can imagine, there are dozens of potential topics that are around the fringes of election integrity and election security.
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That pariah status of the fringes, however, makes it harder for the centrist parties to get over 50% of the vote.
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For four decades he has existed on the fringes of power; now he sees an opportunity to take it for himself.
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And I'm always looking for how what I'm reading is reflected on the stages in the West End and London fringes.
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A politician who wants to win these primaries must appeal to the voters on the extreme fringes to protect their flanks.
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Though it is iconic of 70s surf and drug culture, it is also an ageless signifier of life on the fringes.
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He remains on the fringes, not because of his transgressions, but rather the remorseless way he defended them till the death.
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"Her name was Carmen", choreographed by Russian Andrei Kuznetsov-Vecheslov, is set in a r camp "on the fringes of Europe".
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Almost invariably, though, they have left vineyards, the region's most precious resource, intact, with at worst a singeing around the fringes.
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They were trailed by police officers, shot with a tranquilizer gun and released into some parkland on the city's rural fringes.
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In Portobelo, Eleta forged deep relationships with the local residents to visually document the community on the fringes of the country.
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Each month, we take a look at the trends emerging from the frayed fringes of the dancefloor and why they're meaningful.
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The story unfolds on the far fringes of Russia, and follows one community's reaction to the sudden disappearance of two sisters.
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The erosion of the country's postwar order has created a populace open to messages and movements previously banished to the fringes.
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The larger and more worrisome answer is that the political center in Germany is growing weaker while the fringes grow stronger.
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The long tradition of the salon shaping the culture while operating on its fringes continues to resonate in contemporary apartment galleries.
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The two companies, which competed only on the fringes of their businesses for years, now have a range of overlapping interests.
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Ms. Spektor's eclectic songwriting style and virtuosity as a pianist initially suggest music that should exist on pop's more esoteric fringes.
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James Baker conducts two works for this hourlong Time Spans program: Felipe Lara's "Fringes" and Oscar Bettison's "Livre des Sauvages."timespans.org
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In its Wild Pop collection, Bulgari used a 35.02-carat cushion-cut emerald to dominate long fringes of colored emerald beads.
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All exist on history's fringes, not forefathers or foremothers but frustrated artists, defeated revolutionaries, monks, nuns, eccentric balloonists and social deviants.
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With those words, Mr. Trump bestowed the imprimatur of the presidency on new ground: the feverish online fringes of American politics.
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This summer I set off across the fringes of the former Soviet Union to meet the people behind this crypto-rush.
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Candidates have struggled with how to address the question, which has for so long resided on the fringes of presidential politics.
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Back then, neither could have imagined how quickly their views would go from the fringes to the pinnacle of American government.
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But even those of us who feel on the fringes sometimes can find the allure of senior prom hard to resist.
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As in any year, teams on the fringes who otherwise may have been deserving of a bid would be left out.
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This would orient the candidates to the broad center of the electorate, rather than to the activist fringes of each party.
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Mr. Macron paid tribute to a Moroccan man who was killed in 1995 on the fringes of a National Front rally.
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Across the state, middle-income workers are being pushed further to the fringes and in some cases enduring three-hour commutes.
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That has amplified the influence of the right-wing populist agenda, allowing far-right parties to shape policy from the fringes.
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The YouTube personalities and the communities that spring up around the videos become important recruiting tools for the far-right fringes.
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The documentarians employed their signature vérité style to create stunning and intimate portraits of youth struggling on the fringes of society.
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It's often about playing off the fringes, and it finds its place in the sort of outer poles of our political debate.
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Although Sydney PD seems to be a hot bed for sexist activity, the fringes of the story are equally steeped in misogyny.
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Yet this success has always rested on an uneasy coalition of disillusioned conservatives, nationalist populists and radicals on the fringes of democracy.
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The unknown factor regarding the film's fortunes is whether Gibson's personal struggles will dampen enthusiasm, even if that's just at the fringes.
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Growing up, Jon was afflicted with the social stigma of being a bastard, and consigned to the cold fringes of Winterfell's society.
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"IT'S going to be crazy tonight," sighs Craven Engel, a pastor in Hanover Park, a township on the fringes of Cape Town.
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On the other, he promotes racist and sexist points of view that have mobilized the more extreme fringes of the far right.
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As hip-hop's growth steps have become more micro, though, truly resistant rap countermovements have been shunted even further to the fringes.
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He wanders into communities, usually helped by locals, to make contact with la maña—criminals, delinquents, and others living on the fringes.
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The thinking was that, by avoiding partisan primaries, candidates would have more incentive to play to the centre rather than the fringes.
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"Better Things" doesn't cover much new ground, but it's nevertheless a clever look at one woman's struggles on the fringes of Hollywood.
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It comes down to ownership and preservation of a culture whose originators are often left at the fringes of reaping its credits.
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The experiment in nationhood and democracy was a proposition on the fringes of world experience, with safe money betting on its failure.
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The breakout from the broader financials sector acknowledges how far REITs have come after decades at the fringes of the investing world.
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That is because the need for low-latency (quick response times) means that more computing work must be done at the fringes.
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LA's poorest are being squeezed to the fringes of the city or out onto the streets by the lack of affordable housing.
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But even if this occurs, it will be cold comfort to chronically jobless and underemployed on the fringes of the labor market.
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Uber, Capital Bikeshare, e-commerce retailers and consumer spending patterns incubated in cities will be transported from urban cores to urban fringes.
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But all these new ideas exist on the fringes, or the margins, of the historical paths that Civilization VI has already marked.
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Hungary's is just one of a ring of anti-migrant fences along the southern fringes of the EU's visa-free Schengen zone.
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Many countries in Europe have seen political parties at the fringes gain support as voters turn away from the old political establishment.
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No photographer managed to disrupt the normal and humanize the fringes of society with as much elegance and poise as Diane Arbus.
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Geography sets France out on Europe's western fringes, off the favoured route from Syria via Turkey and the Greek islands to Germany.
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Discontent appears to be driving voters to the fringes, with smaller parties gaining support at the expense of the two major parties.
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Okpoe's father is a fisherman, and her mother sells smoked fish, eking out a living on the fringes of Africa's largest city.
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For much of the studio's history to date, it's a place where people accomplished great things on the fringes of the mainstream.
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Notably, some clashes occurred on the fringes of university campuses that have in recent months generally been off limits to such violence.
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They traded an elite performer from a roster that, while flawed, has managed to hang around the fringes of the pennant race.
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At face value, you may be thinking these are the familiar stories of survival for lives spent on the fringes of society.
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It was a time before pretension, when "community" was a tangible notion, when dance music was happy on the fringes of society.
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I was struck by his slight stature; his bushy black beard, gray at the fringes, seemed more substantial than his thin frame.
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Good environmental stewardship suggests that we should build more in the urban core near transit and jobs and less on the fringes.
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Being a kid keeps you on the fringes, which can give you an insightful, unclouded view of the injustices in the world.
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More interesting is the presence on the list of plenty of housing estates on the fringes of prosperous cities and large towns.
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One manifestation of this panic, on the fringes, is a growing domestic terrorism problem largely driven by white nationalists and white supremacists.
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My culinary anthropology saw me crisscrossing the island, bisecting its interior from all angles and touching down fleetingly on its sandy fringes.
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That movement had been exiled to the political fringes after the murders, but it had regained some visibility during the Presidential campaign.
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An estimated 15,000 to 20,000 live in France, many in squalid camps on the fringes of cities, where they face persistent discrimination.
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As it had in the United States, the sport wormed its way into the subculture, finding refuge with teens on the fringes.
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A few years ago these ideas were on the fringes of politics in the West, but they have now entered the mainstream.
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They are, for instance, more apt to employ people on the fringes of the economy, with less experience or with criminal records.
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For a time he ran the China Project, an artists' residency program in Tongzhou, an art district on the fringes of Beijing.
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Trump's takeover of the GOP during the 20023 campaign has pushed the governing end of the Grand Old Party to the fringes.
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We must not be divided by the political fringes, but rather, use this moment to improve upon our body politic as whole.
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Musicians and advocates argued that the move cut off a rare source of institutional recognition for a genre at the commercial fringes.
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Simon (Jonny Lee Miller) is still scraping by on the criminal fringes, trying to transform his rundown bar into an upscale brothel.
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They should remain in the fringes, even if the President has turned some of them into policy and energized the far right.
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In the vanguard and on the fringes, hyped labels (Telfar, Vaquera, Gypsy Sport) have been insisting on gender-agnostic designs and presentations.
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A vocal conservative, Ms. Thomas has long been close to what had been the Republican Party's fringes, and extremely outspoken against Democrats.
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This is an unheard-of expansion of a medium-sized predator into a continent that it once inhabited only on the fringes.
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Headlines like "Bill Kristol: Republican Spoiler, Renegade Jew" reveal the deep anti-Semitism that still exists at the fringes of our nation.
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On the fringes of the Three Percenter militia movement, adherents amass guns to ward off the rise of Illuminati-style world government.
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Matthew Jensen's Wonder Walks direct urban explorers to the fringes of New York City, to discover its hidden history and urban nature.
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They discuss topics including the history of pornography, and how discriminatory and stigmatized societies try to push sex work to the fringes.
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It was a completely forgotten idea on the fringes of the political debate, and now is being invited to places like Davos.
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Now he's noodling away on his visions of an American empire in decline out on the fringes of the Peak TV landscape.
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In Congo, growing numbers are living in shoddily-built, mud brick houses in impoverished, rubbish-strewn settlements that have mushroomed on city fringes.
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Of course, US officials also feared the disease taking a stronger hold at home, affecting more than those groups relegated to society's fringes.
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Which is, you want to push teams to be ambitious, you want to push teams to push them to innovate at the fringes.
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I came to Grindfest curious about how those on the extreme fringes of body hacking were incorporating technology into their lives and bodies.
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I came to Grindfest curious about how those on the extreme fringes of body hacking were incorporating technology into their lives and bodies.
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He was speaking on the fringes of a weekend BRICS summit hosted in the Indian resort of Goa by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Smith was alluding to a conspiracy theory that, on its fringes, brings in Nazi mind-control, the Illuminati, the cosmos, and Renaissance art.
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Holbeck lies on the southern fringes of inner-city Leeds and is home to the UK's first "managed zone" as of October, 133.
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More than 60 million Americans continue to exist on the fringes of the financial system, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced this week.
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Italy, alongside other states on the bloc's fringes, has complained it is now bearing the brunt and the cost of the migrant crisis.
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Artists are the unifiers, the truth tellers, the spellbinders, and the healers of society who live their lives on the fringes of convention.
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"One law says that people aren't allowed to reside in parks," said Barros who runs an eco-tourism outfit on the park's fringes.
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By his senior year, Cruz had drifted farther into the fringes of the district's educational offerings, enrolling in several different alternative learning centers.
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A battle between two mainstream politicians may not thrill the fringes, but it will satisfy the centre—a welcome rarity in American politics.
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It's a place for people out on the fringes who have a lot to offer, but may not be in the academic world.
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For those that have been navigating this space on the fringes of the contemporary art world, it's a payoff a long time coming.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s Euroscepticism was confined to the fringes of the Conservative Party; UKIP was dismissed as a political pantomime.
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Some on the fringes even sought the return of the convention model, believing they would do better in a tabernacle of true believers.
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For virtual reality, which has been on the fringes of the mainstream for many years now, expectations could not be higher, Yang said.
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Still, "House of Cards" has always operated on the fringes of absurdity, where murder and blackmail are among the Underwoods' tools of persuasion.
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By contrast, Festing — although he had hung around the fringes of the local football hooligan scene — had no real profile as an extremist.
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The temptation of these political times is to run to the fringes in a fight for headlines in pursuit of the next election.
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Some bar owners told Reuters that the police had however pledged to take a low profile on the fringes of the Halloween celebrations.
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Some bar owners told Reuters that the police have however pledged to take a low profile on the fringes of the Halloween celebrations.
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On race, we can even consider the notion of reparations for slavery -- an important issue heretofore chained to the fringes of considered debate.
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And on mainstream channels like Fox News, conspiracy theories that were once limited to the fringes of the internet are getting an airing.
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"There's an awareness out there (about CBD) that's growing," said Bill Murray, chief executive of the NCA, on the fringes of the meeting.
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With numerous countries on four continents still adhering to the rule of democracy, populism is beginning to chip away increasingly at the fringes.
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Nearly everything there came from truck farms on Long Island and the rural fringes of Brooklyn and Queens (we were all locavores then).
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It is as if someone had sprinkled water over greater Nairobi and its once pastoral fringes, and a sprawling new city popped up.
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This year has brought several examples of duplicitous acts carried out by individuals either unaffiliated with or at the fringes of the campaigns.
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We're going to work with the other Fringes around the world to celebrate the moment of the birth of this concept in Edinburgh.
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But I am concerned for individuals already on the extreme fringes of society or mental health being actively recruited by groups like ISIS.
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Adlon and her older brother, Gregory Segall, were exposed to the fringes of Hollywood—minor screenwriters, classmates whose parents worked in the business.
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For people on the fringes of the American political right, Mr. Trump's campaign has held out the promise of a white-power resurgence.
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For most of the last century, Mr. Destler said, such skepticism about trade had been relegated to the fringes of the Republican Party.
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In the real world, locals are often in similar positions, as dutiful members of staff who remain along the fringes of these resorts.
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Charlottesville demonstrated how ugly the fringes of right-wing politics can be, and how eager some of its acolytes are to commit violence.
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Most of them had come here from the fringes of the culture class: prestige-scented drudgework at design studios, museums, experimental theater clubs.
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Will its vision stay at the fringes of Germany society, or creep further into the mainstream, and drag the center along with it?
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This mathematical idea dates back to the 1950s, but it remained on the fringes of academia and industry until about five years ago.
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Marginalizing a major swath of our populace, whether by negligence or malice, undermines that and keeps valuable voices on the fringes of society.
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Non-interventionists were out in the cold, and they would stay on the fringes of American politics, more or less, for a generation.
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By Friday, fires were burning from Ventura County and the northern fringes of Greater Los Angeles to San Diego County in the south.
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All these factors likely play some part in either pulling or pushing men to the fringes or completely out of the job market.
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Since his defeat last October after nearly 10 years in power, now sits on the very fringes of his party's benches in Parliament.
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But their struggles — and waning interest — illustrate the difficulty in bringing Bitcoin from the fringes of the internet into the mainstream financial world.
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Her companion leaned into the chest of her partner and smiled, allowing herself to be swept around the fringes of the dance floor.
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It means a devastating loss of income for families who now forage through trash, and crippling loneliness for those already on society's fringes.
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In the future, people relegated to the literal fringes of society are simply those who — whether by choice or compulsion — refuse to behave.
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As you might imagine, Mr. Chalayan's approach has occasionally left him on the industry's commercial fringes since he started his label in 1993.
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But on the fringes of the internet, some truly odd conspiracy theories are dominating conversations, says Lisa Lerer of The New York Times.
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Any death of course creates aftershocks among those closest to the deceased, but we rarely spare a thought for those on the fringes.
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But they are likely to appeal to younger players on the fringes of the game, who make up the bulk of union membership.
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Hoping to inspire primary voters, many of the leading candidates have embraced proposals that were once constrained to the fringes of the party.
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Hoping to inspire primary voters, many of the leading candidates have embraced proposals that were once constrained to the fringes of the party.
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Marwick has watched online harassment matriculate from the "fringes" of the internet — obscure forums and message boards — into nearly every social-media platform.
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"It is now nearing its fiery demise as it gradually gets slowed down by the fringes of the Earth's upper atmosphere," he said.
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Nearly 15 percent of Thailand's citizens live in Bangkok, and many cling to the fringes of one of the world's most unequal societies.
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"When I was single, I had this pink, totally kitsch home with lots of antiques and porcelain and animals and fringes," she says.
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Like George Clooney before him, he'd spent decades toiling on the fringes of Hollywood, taking roles in commercials, television pilots, and indie films.
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Officials issued a public alert describing how hackers penetrated commercial entities on the fringes of the energy sector to compromise their intended victims.
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If you've never seen it, as one of the hacky critics who populates the fringes of this series might say, run, don't walk.
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While not all British criticism of the Israeli government is anti-Semitic, it has a tendency to blur into it at the fringes.
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This scene is not playing out on the fringes of a disaster or war zone, but in the heart of a European capital.
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I think this particular fad will probably crest and then astrology will fade back into obscurity on the fringes as it usually has.
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The conditions for a rush to the fringes were already in place a year ago, when Iowans initially embraced both parties' presumptive front-runners.
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He has often picked up on the claims of conspiracy theory guru Alex Jones, a radio host who operates on the fringes of politics.
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About a decade ago, they settled by the Yellow River on the northern fringes of Zhengzhou, so Genxi's eldest daughter could go to school.
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"If you don't have land, you are pushed to the fringes of the forest, or forced to go to an urban center," said Kaba.
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Five days earlier the couple had moved into a rooftop shack in Samyang-dong, a dilapidated neighbourhood on the northern fringes of the megalopolis.
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Social media brought Mr Bolsonaro, a venom-spewing far-right congressman, from the political fringes to the presidency of the world's fourth-biggest democracy.
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In many other countries establishment parties have become more radical in response to changing public opinion or to fend off challenges from the fringes.
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His aesthetic is also spot-on, especially when he chooses to shoot in soft light to really capture the mood of the city fringes.
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State-owned Nakheel expanded two malls on the fringes of Dubai last year, Dragon Mart and Ibn Battuta, and has other sites under development.
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When Pinterest's latest data revealed that the search for "curtain fringes" had gone up 600% this year alone, we can't say we were surprised.
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But while natural erosion has been reshaping Kennedy's sandy fringes for decades, a recent uptick in powerful storms has Jaeger worried for the future.
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Look no further than this troubling world to understand Trump and the various rightist populists making a lot of noise on the European fringes.
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Fake news, anti-Semitism, racist memes, and conspiracy theories are commonly shared among white supremacists and Americans on the fringes of the hard right.
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Then it became apparent these problems weren't just on the fringes of the science but had infected some of the field's most celebrated findings.
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Elsewhere, we discuss the experimenters working on the fringes to bridge club music and rap, the handful of producers ruling pop rap, and flutes.
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The stuff of science fiction sprinkled with reality, writing stories about Muslims exploring the fringes of the galaxy, far from a hateful political climate.
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In Pakistan, allegiance to Islam is the official line of most major parties, but ultra-religious parties have so far remained on the fringes.
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Blumarine's Anna Molinari dedicated most of her women's spring/summer 2017 to designs in broderie anglaise, and her shoes were decorated with raffia fringes.
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Writing about children — particularly children who are on the fringes of typical high school cliques — is one of the things Stephen King does best.
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The former is an adequate, semi-reliable forward, while the latter has spent the last couple of the seasons on the fringes at Sunderland.
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Does Zull worry that the viciousness of the messages on his buttons and shirts is fueling ugliness on the fringes of this political convention?
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For Broadway habitués and Hell's Kitchen residents, the opening of this pescatarian restaurant, on the fringes of the theatre district, is very good news.
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But the French Open, nestled among the foliage and red clay on the fringes of the city's 20163th Arrondissement, could also be a target.
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Mr Fassino had carried on his predecessors' project of developing Turin as a tourism destination, but little of that money reached the city's fringes.
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Surely their hoary, quaint arguments have been so thoroughly and often discredited that they should be laughed off to the fringes where they belong.
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On the fringes of Canggu, the spot can be hard to find; it's just over the homemade wooden bridge set back from Berawa Beach.
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The problem with this account, which seems semi-authorized by Hicks herself, is that it blames "the fringes of Trumpworld" rather than Trump himself.
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Years of attacks have driven much of the outspoken hyper-minority out of hiding and into a louder minority on the fringes of politics.
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It is a landscape peopled by "crystal methodists," BBC economists, radio producers, and former rugby stars, not just those on the fringes of society.
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Everyone's always going to be pushed out to the fringes, or to smaller towns, and eventually they'll be pushed out when that becomes cooler.
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Her support helped shove the movement to "Abolish ICE," which had for so long been relegated to the progressive fringes, into the national headlines.
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You can start saving money by staying on the fringes of the city center, where rooms at the Peninsula can run $180 per night.
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For decades after World War II and the Holocaust, anti-Semitism was mostly consigned to the political fringes, which is no longer the case.
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White nationalism — a racist extremism that was confined to the ugly fringes for most of our lives — is a growing major danger in America.
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Weld hasn't held elective office in more than two decades, and has been kicking around the fringes of presidential politics since the early 2000s.
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Its neighborhood, São Cristovão, lies on the working-class northern fringes of Rio, close to the favela of Mangueira, with its famous samba school.
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Practicing rammāls still exist in Iran, typically performing palm-reading, faith-healing, and exorcism, but they have been outcast to the fringes of society.
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But as the journey of that one tweet shows, misinformed, distorted and false stories are gaining traction far beyond the fringes of the internet.
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Marvel at the sheer number of lithe, tanned, young people waiting in line with their attractive babies/cute dogs/filmmaker friends with micro fringes.
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Naysayers often charge that critics and sommeliers explore the wine fringes in an arrogant, self-aggrandizing desire to show off something new and different.
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In September, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo attended an event on the fringes of the United Nations assembly in New York alongside the MEK.
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PARIS — Idrissa Gueye was at the end of the line, anxiously hovering on the fringes of a little clutch of Paris St.-Germain players.
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Of course it would benefit them, yet for the Navajo people living on the fringes of the Navajo Nation nearest to the national monument?
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It's like his relationship with fame and pop: flirting with it, learning about it, testing its fringes and, at least for now, pulling away.
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An exceptional pitch involves communicating that in three to five minutes, with the rest of pitch time devoted to the fringes of the plan.
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"All that has done is appeal to those big fringes while uniting all of our politics actually against Russia and Russian interference," he said.
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The calls for the GOP majority in Congress to block Obama at every turn are rooted in paranoid, arguably racist, fringes of the electorate.
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What has remained constant throughout Kushino's career is his desire to present the expressions of those on the fringes of society as outsider art.
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They new each other for years as operators on the fringes of New York's freak scene, but when they first played together something clicked.
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And over the past two or three years, Lynn's argument has moved from the fringes of politics to the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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City Paper is an alt-weekly, a class of aggressively local publications with a bent toward covering culture and news at the fringes (relatively).
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On the fringes of the city, they usually claim about two-fifths of the land area for roads, schools, parks, social housing and so on.
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Much of her time was spent in Kleingeluk ("Small Happiness"), a block of residences for single male workers brought in from the fringes of society.
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Balancing on this precipice between places can be awkward, but when people come together on these fringes it can also be a lot of fun.
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"I thought he was running the ball, cutting the ball, working both sides of the plate, staying on the fringes," Chicago manager Rick Renteria said.
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These sites make up a small cottage industry, operating on the fringes of the internet and in violation of social media sites' terms of service.
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However, it's neither fair to reduce all feminists to bra burners, nor right to judge the entire drag spectrum by its own most offensive fringes.
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The show is terrifically funny, especially in its depiction of the fringes of show business, but what sticks with you is Barry's inability to change.
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Rising rents—a direct outcome of urban redevelopment—have made the production of art in Shanghai difficult, forcing artists to the city's fringes, and beyond.
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The technique, devised by the designer, has spiky, laser-cut fringes sewn in strips onto a pleated base, creating a fur-like 3-D effect.
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Implicit in the lineup is the idea that at their more daring fringes, styles and genres melt into an impulse toward the incantatory and ecstatic.
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In this photo — especially at the top right — you can see how bad the chromatic aberration is (look for the purple fringes along the leaves).
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There was an oddness hinted on Norska's self-titled debut that never fully reared its head, but could be felt lingering just outside the fringes.
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It requires little imagination to foretell the fate of the current occupants of those neighborhoods, or "fringes": where artists pioneer, original residents seem to disappear.
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What we've all been learning during Trump's ascendence, though, is that the fringes are closer than ever to the center of power in this country.
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On the fringes of the pet world are proud owners who aren't afraid to admit that they treat their furry friends just like human children.
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Like Kat, I existed on the fringes of my fairly affluent, mostly white public school's society, although my banishment was less self-inflicted than hers.
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This principal proposition is shared by a broad cross-party coalition and, despite protests from the fringes, an overwhelming majority of citizens in her country.
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Indeed, trans people's lives are shaped by the shame of difference—of existing on the fringes of dominant culture, or outside of it all together.
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The French government has since toughened its stance and said it would crack down harder on undeclared protests and violence on the fringes of demonstrations.
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On the fringes of venues he would loiter by the slot machines (his favourite form of that addiction), hoping someone would buy him a drink.
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For his debut under the Youngman alias, Milios continues to explore the fringes of house with Wabi-Sabi, a four-track EP inspired by Japan.
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And so the work is being done, first from the fringes, and now in mainstream publishing, as new characters and stories find their captive audience.
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The only websites that promoted the allegations were on the fringes, and the Twitter account linked to the post had been created just weeks before.
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It is now the fringes of each caucus in Congress that winds up steering the ship rather than a bipartisan coalition of Democrats and Republicans.
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Only four months ago, the idea of shutting the government down to demand a deal on immigration was on the fringes of the Democratic Party.
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For this record, Cottrill paired up with Rostam Batmanglij , the production whiz behind Vampire Weekend and various other projects on the fringes of the mainstream.
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Far right parties have grown in much of Europe in the last few years but in Britain they remain on the fringes of political life.
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With Russian air cover, pro-government Iranian backed militias kept up pressure on rebels in southwestern rural fringes of Aleppo late on Saturday, rebels said.
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The lawmaker from Massachusetts has centered her run around liberal big government policies that once only appealed to the left most fringes of the party.
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"We are not ready for talks about anything ... we have other problems," he told Reuters on the fringes of the Geneva auto show on Wednesday.
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Australia was seen as a country on the "fringes of civilization," according to Global Times, a newspaper owned by the Communist Party's paper, People's Daily.
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And with each IPCC report, the uncompromising reality of climate change has gotten more and more concrete, pushing their alternative science further to the fringes.
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The path to breaking Washington's latest budget impasse has long been clear, even if the fringes on both sides have been loath to accept it.
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Green, 21, scored his third career goal for the United States despite being only on the fringes of the team over the past two years.
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If Hope Hicks failed to moderate Trump, it's not because she was overwhelmed by the fringes but because she was just one courtier among many.
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Kinbaku's intricate knots has long-since infiltrated fringes of the art scene, with even Lady Gaga being photographed by Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki in rope.
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The commandos' first big objective was to surround and clear Bartella, a militant-held town about six miles east of the outer fringes of Mosul.
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Meanwhile, while it may or may not materially affect the foreign-adoption statistics, adoption has been vilified by the political fringes in the United States.
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While severe storms prompted the flooding, analysts said the devastation may have been exacerbated by the illegal construction of homes on the fringes of Athens.
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Instead of seeking out the biggest buzz names in today's scene, Roadburn's curation has always been rooted in experimentation and the fringes of extreme sound.
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Others have been placed by the state in a makeshift camp, which is not much better, on the fringes of Moria, in an olive grove.
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Since 2010's Love Remains, every How to Dress Well album has moved Tom Krell from the fringes of the stage further toward the spotlight.
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"Or in other words: according to the Brazil's official data, Rio is not on the fringes of the outbreak, but inside its heart," Attaran wrote.
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Early results suggested Duterte-backed candidates would take most of the 12 Senate seats available, with just one from the opposition slate on the fringes.
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Pilate was the prefect, or governor, of the province of Judea, on the eastern fringes of the Roman Empire, roughly from A.D. 26 to 36.
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The WUI runs through the fringes of suburbs and exurbs, and in the gaps they never quite fill, but it also creeps into our metropolises.
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About 21974 billion pounds of garbage have accumulated at four dumpsites on the fringes of a capital already struggling with dangerously polluted air and water.
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The new paper covers the results of digging deep into and at the fringes of the site during the summers of 2012, 2013 and 2014.
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It is conventional wisdom that the consensus politics of Ms. Merkel, Mr. Schulz and their generational peers strengthened the political fringes, especially the far right.
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Until recently, though, New Right thinking mostly remained on the fringes of German society, lacking grass-roots expression or a viable manifestation in party politics.
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Belgium has mostly been attacking on the fringes, avoiding N'Golo Kanté in the middle and counting on Romelu Lukaku to keep the center backs occupied.
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The use of ironic, juvenile antics is something commonly seen on the fringes of the right because it allows a veneer of deniability, experts said.
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Hearing their arguments popularized by a presidential candidate was a boon to a movement that had operated on the fringes of the two major parties.
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Then, with the two major parties dominated by their radical fringes, a centrist alternative can rise up and bring sanity to American politics and policy.
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If and when Britain leaves the EU, it will be pushed to the fringes of the bloc's defence projects, and cut out of some entirely.
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When they were ousted in 1979, they retreated to strongholds like Malai on the western fringes of Cambodia along with thousands of soldiers and supporters.
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At the same time, some wellness apps and tools routinely defined as "digital health" are in fact operating on the fringes of the medical sector.
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In India, almost 103 million people in 170,000 villages live inside or on the fringes of forests, which they rely on for subsistence and income.
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And while it is true these views are on the fringes of our Parliament, they are not entirely relegated to the margins of public opinion.
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The blaze has crossed the Sacramento River and now threatens hundreds of homes on the western fringes of the city of Redding, fire officials said.
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In pop culture, there are figures who exist on the fringes, building up cult-like fanbases simply by being their strange, ornery, and wonderful selves.
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I've operated on the fringes of the porn world since working for Larry Flynt's skateboarding magazine Big Brother from the 90s until the early aughts.
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It's another example of what I tried to show in my book: that new ideas start on the fringes and they move toward the center.
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Resentment at the fact the country's most recognisable monument was built by a Muslim emperor has always existed on the fringes of the Hindu right.
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ON THE Tory battleplan, the seat of Brentford and Isleworth, on the western fringes of inner London, was definitely supposed to turn blue on June 8th.
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And yet, a new survey suggests that the tech backlash festering on the far-right fringes has also escalated on the industry's largely liberal home turf.
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Neither Stephens nor Tennant directly blamed the up to 2 inches (5 centimeters) of rain that fell Monday from the fringes of Alberto for the deaths.
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But Brown is ending his California career much as he started it: on the fringes, ideologically extreme and the modern-day symbol of the Loony Left.
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The belief that capitalism is a broken system, and that giant corporations only feed the problem, was once relegated to the relative fringes of public conversation.
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" One of the things Zakaria emphasized was that the president "doesn't see racism in mainstream opposition to him, but he does see it on the fringes.
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Maia, a ukulele-playing 216-year-old, is one of the rising stars of the music industry even though she's chosen to stay on its fringes.
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To help struggling borrowers, some 2020 White House hopefuls have embraced an idea once on the political fringes: forgiving large parts of that debt load. Sen.
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Lewis may have operated on, or even outside of, the fringes of the art world, but the McMichael believes she deserves a place within its halls.
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Can political representatives and citizens who grasp the effects of conspiracism, the way it delegitimises democratic institutions, exile it again to the fringes of political life?
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Authorities have blamed the worst of the violence in recent weeks on anarchists, anti-capitalists and extreme groups on the fringes of the yellow vest movement.
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The average daily commute for a black South African is 88 minutes; for those living in informal settlements on urban fringes it can be four hours.
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Obama's speeches have also often consigned the worst forms of racism and anti-black violence to the past or to the fringes of American political culture.
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"They perceive a ring of countries on the EU's fringes that are vulnerable to outside powers," explains Jan Weidenfeld of MERICS, a think-tank in Berlin.
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Homemade cannabis nasal sprays have existed on the fringes of the medical weed market for years now, but a Colorado company recently released a commercial version.
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There are a couple of spots on the fringes of the woods where the overgrowth is denser and the tombstones more ravaged by time and neglect.
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By contrast, packed meetings on the fringes were alive with debate about the hole the party is in, and how it should dig its way out.
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Brian Lowry, CNN Entertainment: House of Cards has always operated on the fringes of absurdity, where murder and blackmail are among the Underwoods' tools of persuasion.
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When their social roles reverse in university and Connell is left on the fringes of the scene while Marian moves to its center, their romance stymies.
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It was a team of dudes who have played nearly entire careers on the fringes of people's attention, making themselves a force to be reckoned with.
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Western music itself exists only on the fringes, with the mainstream space usually the sole preserve of the bubblegummy, easily digestible pop music offered by Bollywood.
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Today's queer nightlife throws its arms open to outcasts and the marginalized, giving those beautiful people at the fringes of our society a place to thrive.
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I, seeks to remedy that by bringing together 10 unreleased and/or obscure tracks from the fringes of the city's homegrown metal, punk, and hardcore community.
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So instead I decided to pick a task much less ambitious: find all the other desperate weirdos on the fringes of this festival and befriend them.
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"The last uncontacted people are usually clans and families of a tribe that live on the fringes in isolated valleys, sub-ranges and forests," he says.
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Originally on the fringes of a local gang, Si'r is drawn into its power struggles, including an emotional vortex around the murdered gang leader's girlfriend, Ming.
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With those and other electrified vehicles coming in the next couple of years, the segment could finally begin to grow beyond the fringes of the market.
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But it is also another example of how products that are used to kill people are being confined to the fringes of finance – where they belong.
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Another sign of growth is Swiss Time Square, a sleek, multi-brand watch boutique that opened in 2013 on the fringes of Yangon's Golden Valley district.
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Because edge computing performs processing on the fringes of a network, data doesn't need to travel increasingly burdened public fiber lines toward the cloud for processing.
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As are the core supporting players (particularly Louis Garrel as Tony's deeply concerned brother), who hover impotently on the fringes, unable to prevent the coming meltdown.
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Farm groups, conservationists, environmentalists, rural advocates and the nutrition community band together to pass a bill that is strongly opposed by the fringes of both parties.
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But Ming Pao continued to publish stories that gave a voice to people at the fringes of Hong Kong society and to question those in power.
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After everyday conservative public servants have abandoned their posts, the fringes remain — a nationalism, pseudo-conservative smoothie that we, as a country, will have to swallow.
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I mostly plied my trade in well-known gay pubs, clubs, and on the fringes of cruising areas, avoiding the darkest places for fear of violence.
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The fourth KMB does bring voices on the fringes of Indian visual art to the mainstream, spurred in large measure by Dube's vision as an artist.
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"I don't think it will be much in a market-moving sense, unless there's something on the fringes that's remarkably positive or remarkably negative," said Grohowski.
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And it comes with a steep price: Malaria, long driven to the fringes of the country, is festering in the mines and back with a vengeance.
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He was particularly fond of chintz, the printed cotton fabric with a glazed finish, and made exuberant use of pillows, fringes, swags, tassels, bows and ruffles.
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After stints at media companies including Fusion and VICE News, Pool now runs an independent channel with half a million subscribers popular with the political fringes.
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Mining on the fringes of the Brazilian rain forest, for instance, is disrupting the calls of local black-fronted titi monkeys, a study found last year.
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This is a film for this moment in time where issues of equality are no longer discussed on the fringes but are being confronted head-on.
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I was training at Lanna, a boxing camp on the green fringes of Chang Mai, Thailand's second largest city up in the north of the Kingdom.
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New business parks on the city's fringes are speeding its transition from mining (only two of the once dozens of shafts are still open) to services.
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Abstract underpinnings (a tightly constructed triangular vortex at the core) spar with recognizable imagery (gloves, plumage, tassels, fringes, ribbon-like fabrics wrapped in stripes over tubes).
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It's a show about allegiance and community, about characters who have found one another on the fringes and made a life and a world for themselves.
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In the United States, though, dried seaweed has not yet left the health-food fringes, relegated to the same category as nutritional yeast and chia seeds.
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We moved from the fringes of romance that summer to being intellectual buddies the next year, meeting for coffee to discuss the meaning of it all.
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If the switch was less than ideal for the Rays, who are on the fringes of the American League wild-card race, many had other worries.
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In the early 1990s, a group of young, destitute, anti-establishment types camped out in what was basically a garbage dump on the fringes of Beijing.
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Since 2011, when Marine Le Pen assumed the leadership, the party has sought to broaden its appeal and trim its hard-right fringes, with mixed results.
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It's unusual for any producer to work with the Weeknd, Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez without losing his or her connection to dance music's cooler fringes.
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Guitarists at the fringes of jazz and rock often devote nearly as much attention to their effects and pedals as they do to the guitar itself.
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Historically, logistics centers have been located on the fringes of big cities, with trucks and trains charged with bringing goods from sprawling facilities into city stores.
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Mr. Serebrennikov has staged many theater productions that explore Russia's current political life, including the plight of people who find themselves on the fringes of society.
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There are already two and a half million internally displaced people in Afghanistan, many of them living in destitute conditions on the fringes of provincial capitals.
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Despite his broad reach and prolific output, Jones' impact on politics was relegated to the fringes for much of the first two decades of his career.
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Hooded youths hurled bottles, beer cans and on occasion makeshift firebombs on the fringes of marches against the law that will make hiring and firing easier.
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But the drugs' history of abuse and the still thin evidence base have kept the field largely on the fringes, and many experts are still wary.
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Here the hidden pattern is that of the cruelty, starvation, and pervasive oppression of ordinary people, pushed to the fringes by Shakespeare's concentration on the élite.
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On the first day that I accompanied an operation in Maranhão State on the fringes of the Amazon, members of the unit rose at 3 a.m.
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Rather, Steyer's support for court-packing is interesting because he has a history of spending lavishly to bring ideas on the political fringes into the mainstream.
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Even among a crowd as colorful as the Pride Parade, the giggles and questions suggest polyamory is still a way of life that's on the fringes.
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And the Democrats, without control of Congress or a national leader with any wide appeal beyond progressive fringes, aren't potent critics of the administration right now.
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It would support and run candidates who pledge to represent the middle, and not chase either party as they move further and further to the fringes.
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He exists on the fringes, out of both necessity and self-preservation, but the Darlene we know is fully living in the world she's tearing down.
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This has gained enough traction on the fringes of the internet, despite having no evidence to support it, that someone decided to arm himself and investigate.
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I think Maxine Waters used to be seen kind of at the fringes, and now a lot of people are afraid of her in her own party.
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And you saw some of the negative treatment of the Obama family during the Obama administration usually coming from the fringes or people outside the media mainstream.
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Who's allowed to take part in an ever-growing event once driven by queer people on the fringes seeking a revolution — and who should be left out?
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In California, ferocious wildfires have increasingly swept through cities and towns on the fringes of urban areas, killing hundreds of people and swallowing large swaths of communities.
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Before that, the vitriol he faced was largely confined to the extremist fringes, among white supremacists and nationalists who sought to undermine the very foundations of democracy.
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She headed to penal colonies in rural Russia to photograph its female inmates: women who exist on the fringes of society and were rejected, forgotten, and invisible.
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An anti-corruption crusader, Khan spent years on the fringes deriding the influence of powerful dynastic families as a symptom of a dishonest and venal political system.
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Recent data gathered from Pinterest revealed that this year, the search for "curtain fringes" or "open bangs" has increased by 600%, which is staggering but not surprising.
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The title character is hiding out on the fringes of society, getting in shirtless fistfights for money, when an old friend pulls him back into the game.
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In shaking up his cabinet Mr Maduro gave the job of economic tsar to Luis Salas, a sociologist who comes from the far-left fringes of chavismo.
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Designer Henry Holland presented cowboy-shirt-like dresses with fringes, flared trousers and plenty of colorful cowboy boots, also decorated with motifs such as stars and flames.
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They're in danger because those beliefs, which once represented the extremist fringes of conservatism, have now become the Republican mainstream — thanks, partially, to all the free exposure.
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Still, reactionaries such as Yiannopoulos and the alt-right, despite initially remaining on the fringes of conservatism, have made an impact — most recently helping Trump get elected.
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MyRepublic is planning to aim for the market fringes: both the lower end of the mobile market, or pre-paid users, and the highest end, Rodrigues said.
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One gown completely covered in silver fringes appeared to flow down the runway, and regal hues of gold, silver, dark navy and red were the primary choices.
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Eastern Syria (CNN)Driving along a bumpy road on the eastern fringes of Syria's Hama province, dozens of government army personnel watch from hills overlooking the desert.
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Further south, but still on the eastern fringes, troops from the First Infantry and Ninth Armoured divisions attacked the jihadists in the Salam neighborhood, the military said.
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If the changes do go through, proponents say there's a decent chance that internal condoms could finally become familiar and move from the fringes to the mainstream.
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A new dwarf planet has been found lurking in the Kuiper Belt — the large cloud of icy bodies that orbits at the fringes of the Solar System.
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If it is because of his faith, it's a faith that's on the fringes of theology, said Jame Schaefer, a professor of systematic theology at Marquette University.
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The Emirati-led forces continue to control Hudaydah's airport on the fringes of the city but are contested by Houthi fighters holed up in the adjoining suburbs.
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Covering these "fringe" groups in the 1950s and early 1960s was as much about keeping them on the fringes as it was about informing the American public.
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Turkish news agency Dogan cited Hatay provincial Governor Erdal Ata as saying the wreckage of the plane had been found on the fringes of the Amanos mountains.
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That's the sphere where flaming creative creatures from the margins dreamed into being their own colony of otherness, of a rough and ravishing world on the fringes.
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But there are certain awful guests who lurk at the fringes of every wedding and threaten to turn a joyful event into American Horror Story: Wedding Edition.
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The San Francisco-based firm has long been the platform of choice for adversarial intelligence agencies, malicious automated accounts (so-called bots), and extremists at the fringes.
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India has long relegated these women to the fringes of society while their attacker escapes stigma or punishment, enjoying the freedom that they have denied their victims.
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The ensemble has commissioned pieces from more than fifty composers, ranging from such venerable figures as Philip Glass and Steve Reich to young radicals on the fringes.
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But the business, known as addressable TV advertising, has remained on the fringes, usually limited to two minutes of local commercial time an hour on cable shows.
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FLOOD is one of two large-scale installations by Nesbit in which he functions more as catalyst than maestro, operating well along the fringes of institutional art.
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By midday on Wednesday, parts of Kansas were feeling the fringes of the storm system with a high wind warning, or gusts of up to 70 m.p.h.
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What is going on is not the mainstream moving to the fringes but voters moving in all directions, from left to right, from anti-system to mainstream.
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A non-profit market, it intentionally set shop on the fringes of south LA's West Adams and Koreatown in a neighborhood known as El Salvador Community Corridor.
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PARELES Kelsey Lu is a songwriter, singer and (yes) cellist whose new debut album, "Blood," incorporates R&B, art song, Minimalism and some distant fringes of pop.
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New parties or those once on the fringes in many countries suddenly found new constituencies, while the political establishment crumbled in Greece, Spain, Italy, France and elsewhere.
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Established stars got pushed to the fringes, and younger artists like Maddie & Tae and Kelsea Ballerini found success by positioning themselves in opposition to prevailing masculine narratives.
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Before that, the vitriol he faced was largely confined to the extremist fringes, among white supremacists and nationalists who sought to undermine the very foundations of democracy.
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Maybe, just maybe, after Trump is defeated and Trump's bigotry and cruelty is driven to the fringes of society, where it belongs, we can start to heal.
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Founded in 1993, Unirule always resided on the fringes of Chinese policy discussions, bringing together a collection of liberal economists who were strong believers in free markets.
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The most exciting thinking about the near future was taking place on the fringes of the tech sector, among people who worked on networks and artificial intelligence.
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A year ago, Nathan Feuerstein, better known to his fans as NF, was a Michigan rapper with a heavy Eminem influence, on the fringes of the mainstream.
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First Words Last month, the right-wing media personality Mike Cernovich announced that he was conducting a ''big pivot'' away from the fringes of the news ecosystem.
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You could argue that the socialists are not on the fringes anymore, they are winning converts, and you can see the results in Trump's anti-socialist rhetoric.
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Author Amanda Kolson Hurley presents case studies in Radical Suburbs: Experimental Living on the Fringes of the American City that range from anarchist communes to bourgeois utopias.
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And so she does, terrorizing the youngsters in cheekily effective scenes while their host hovers ineffectually on the fringes and his wife cowers behind her bed curtains.
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This settlement, named Alfonso Gomez, is one of countless similar others growing on the fringes of Colombian cities as destitute Venezuelans continue to flee their spiraling homeland.
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But it's fair to ask: Purely as a matter of political self-preservation, wouldn't a concerted effort to drag Mr. Trump away from the fringes make sense?
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"This absurd reversal is driven by voices who have not only been discredited but until now have been relegated to the fringes of this debate," he said.
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Lone wolves, domestic terrorists, white supremacists, and militiamen on the far-right fringes who have long trafficked in an expansive body of published manifestos and propagandist fiction.
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What is it about working with guys like Zack Sekoff, Damon Albarn, Sophie and Justin Vernon — who exist on the fringes of hip-hop — that you like?
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And on the very fringes of the Empire, Mahatma Gandhi in 1904 discovered the seeds for his campaign of self-reliance and resistance in that same book.
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Investigators found Mr. Amiridis's charred remains on Thursday in a car abandoned near an overpass in Nova Iguaçu, a gritty city on the fringes of metropolitan Rio.
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At the fringes of the industry, performers are trying to change it from the inside, in the name of fair pay, better conditions, and more enjoyable sex.
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In the propaganda, Hong Kong's quest for genuine self-rule is being portrayed as on a par with "splittists" elsewhere on China's fringes, in Tibet or Xinjiang.
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Dr. Levin said the small size of the Klan on the West Coast was not an indication of their influence on extreme fringes of the far right.
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The Republican nominee for Senate in Virginia likes to engage the racial fringes of his party, creating a dilemma for mainstream G.O.P. leaders wary of his views.
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Significantly, one of these members — Kazuaki Miyamae — participated in the "outsider" curator Nobumasa Kushino's Art on the Fringes: The Drawings of Death-row Inmates show in 2016.
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At the same time, Laura is increasingly drawn to the glum, glamorously named Sorensen (Nicholas Galitzine), a stunner usually spied brooding on the fringes of school gatherings.
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There was always a group of games critics doing insightful, reflective work on the fringes, but there was often a sense that this work was not valued.
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Tim Huelskamp, president and CEO of the Heartland Institute, said the views presented at the conference – once on the fringes of U.S. politics – would be proven right.
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