How we describe each other either furthers our understanding and empathy, or furthers othering and dehumanization.
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It also offers training for workers, which furthers career development.
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It challenges me as a designer and furthers my work.
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Amazon's support, however contradictory, furthers that mission, the CEO said.
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It furthers wealth and transnational network building and, therefore, peace.
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In many interfaith families, this shared festivity furthers domestic tranquility.
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This furthers my resolve that missions need to be reformed.
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Giving everyone the same list of topics furthers those efforts.
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This only furthers Russia's goal of sowing division and spreading misinformation.
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Joe Andrews, spokesman for Kasich, said the bill furthers Ohio's policies.
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Mr Trump's lack of interest in human rights hardly furthers freedom.
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Knowing your customer is fine, but are you using the information you have gleaned about them in a way that, yes, furthers your corporate interest, but furthers their needs, and not in a way that is adverse.
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That's my fear because it's been happening and this only furthers it.
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The addition of Facebook Live support furthers DJI's drone live streaming platforms.
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That boosts both our careers, and, more importantly, furthers scholarship and learning.
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Mr. Hoagland's article furthers stereotypes of the blind as helpless and dependent.
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Instead, it does what all good successors should do: It furthers the genre.
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This ruling furthers the smaller of Apple's two big patent cases against Samsung.
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He furthers his gospel at Output alongside François K, the local disco superstar.
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To the Editor: Gary Sernovitz's assertion that fracking furthers progressive goals is unfounded.
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This furthers the victim narrative that is at the core of the group.
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Just because Trump furthers Russian designs does not mean he's in Russia's employ.
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It's good for business, creates jobs at home, and it furthers America's national security.
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Ms. Zittel's show at Andrea Rosen Gallery furthers escapist ideas, but not so trenchantly.
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Which furthers the argument that the mainstream media, is in fact, the opposition party.
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Now she's back with "ETM: Double Down," a new work that furthers the investigation.
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Watching these waves propagate and dissipate through the atmosphere furthers our understanding of that interconnectedness.
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To hear him and those close to him tell his story only furthers this impression.
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The Clinton campaign released a statement saying this support only furthers their argument that Mrs.
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The strike the administration wants us to approve I do not believe furthers that goal.
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You should make sure that everything you do furthers your progress in achieving that end.
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By stripping their liberty, it furthers punishment beyond what they've already felt from the courts.
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But neither group furthers the immigration debate or acknowledges the actual history of chain migration.
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"Napalm Girl" belongs to a tradition of photojournalism that furthers the cause of social justice.
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And every mismanaged war, failed hurricane response, botched investigation and doping scandal furthers this view.
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Raising the alarm about illegal voting furthers the Republican Party's current strategy for preserving power.
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The DOJ would "do work that furthers law enforcement, not undermines law enforcement," he said.
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The USFWS is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information that furthers the investigation.
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That depiction furthers the right's long-standing claim that the entertainment industry has contempt for conservatives.
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A Vanderpump teaser clip released during Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen furthers this likelihood.
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He's boycotting it over legacy admissions, which favor the already-privileged and furthers inequality, he wrote.
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But more than that, it furthers the nostalgic vibe by looking beyond just the Uncharted series.
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Why it matters: The imprisonment of Park, a conservative, furthers a historic leftward shift in Korea.
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Moreover, Lai says that it furthers her work on how metaphors might benefit learning and emotion.
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Amazon says that it is helping small businesses and that its investment pledge furthers that goal.
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Open access to science is a goal that furthers public debate and benefits the American people.
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"The Razor Maker pilot furthers our commitment to place power in the hands of consumers," he added.
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This new finding also furthers our understanding of how prion-based diseases work in the human brain.
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As such, Juul stipulated a number of conditions to help ensure the Altria deal furthers its goals.
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The Times also furthers reports that Apple is close to launching a subscription service inside the app.
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The Chicago ordinance singles out women for this form of "indecency," and furthers sexualization of women's breasts.
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If sex workers are forced to work in backchannels of the web, it only furthers harmful stereotypes.
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On Tuesday, Pompeo said the satellite launch "furthers Iran's ability to eventually build" an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The prize is given every two years to an artist or group whose work furthers social justice.
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How to handle it: "[Look] within and find hidden sources of power and inner strength that furthers goals"
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Yet this arguably only furthers the perception that the inspector general's review was both balanced and non-biased.
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Both the boy and Daya's friend end up rejecting her, which only furthers Daya's anger towards her mother.
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His apparent success furthers incels' disordered belief that looks are the sole necessary ingredient for a happy life.
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"There's no doubt today's announcement furthers this Administration's commitment to promoting energy security and diversity worldwide," Menezes added.
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All this furthers the view held by over 60% of Americans that Trump is not honest and trustworthy.
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Every song furthers the aesthetic, each contributing to a fun, welcoming, inclusive, family-friendly Dr. Seuss-inspired soundworld.
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REA is a News Corp-owned venture, so this investment furthers its level of skin in the game.
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Instead, the budget furthers Trump's anti-Healthcare agenda that cuts Medicaid by $250 million over the next decade.
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"Viceroy Cartagena furthers our commitment to expansion into Latin America," said the company's chief executive officer Bill Walshe.
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Like most guerrilla films of this genre, the asinine premise just furthers to intensify the drama that unfolds.
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It furthers the mystery of why some dinosaurs went extinct but others (the birds we see today) stuck around.
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For the most part, today's announcement furthers IBM's ambitions to bring its products to any public and private cloud.
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The order furthers Loblaw's goal of having a fully electric corporate fleet by 2030, the spokeswoman, Catherine Thomas, said.
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He furthers his threats to the Starks and anyone associated with them by sending a letter to Castle Black.
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The reality of the S8 is a solid device that furthers the company's valiant quest to vanquish the bezel.
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"The Never to be Forgotten" (1971), another part of the TV series, furthers Arnold's project of centering cultural marginalia.
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Later, a chapter devoted to Agnès Varda's Cléo de 5 à 7 furthers this exploration of the female gaze.
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Anything that "furthers the Trump administration's goal to weaken representation for immigrant populations" could be a trigger, he said.
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The NRSC has already accused Manchin of flip-flopping on abortion, and says this vote only furthers its argument.
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" On Tuesday, Pompeo reiterated that assertion, saying the satellite "launch furthers Iran's ability to eventually build such a weapon.
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The Trump administration proposal denies transgender people the right to assert who they are, and potentially furthers public misunderstanding.
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For normal people, $25 only furthers the widespread and unfortunate impression that art is a pastime for the elite.
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The fault in that reasoning, however, is the scrap tire reimbursement grant program is not "aid" that furthers religion.
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The new report also furthers the administration's mission to promote and protect fossil fuel interests at every possible opportunity.
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Putin dreams of breaking up the NATO alliance, and Trump's frequent criticism of America's allies just furthers Putin's goals.
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But the reaction Tuesday by Boeing shareholders furthers the perception that the company has not been forthright with its customers.
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The Gizmodo report furthers a recent string of bad news for the data analysis company co-founded by Peter Thiel.
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Some will say it merely furthers Facebook's business goals of driving more lucrative video ad views, but it's also pragmatic.
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Those who've been following Bon Iver over the past decade will understand how 20163, A Million furthers a legible progression.
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Our industry is committed to a constructive dialogue that furthers regulatory certainty and maintains policies that strengthen our leading position.
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The JASDF&aposs decision to majorly upgrade its F-15J fighter jets furthers Japan&aposs transition to offensive military capabilities.
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The rocky setting with patches of snow and a sun low in the sky furthers the melancholy of the scene.
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Again, this lack of support and services only furthers the chances that these individuals will end up committing future crimes.
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But the criminalization of sex work only furthers these risks, by driving our industry underground and failing to offer protection.
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So I think that furthers your love of a piece when you get to see it in a different context.
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How do you consider the misinformation — such as, say, that Planned Parenthood furthers eugenics — that can proliferate about the organization?
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The bad news is that the program in Vegas furthers the TSA's ongoing efforts to expand biometric technology more broadly.
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"We call upon everyone to use caution when reporting news that furthers Turkish propaganda," spokesman Stelios Petsas said on Twitter.
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Working with the UK Post Office furthers Western Union's strategy of tapping into established networks to grow its own digital reach.
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But Lil Peep also understands his influences, and is able to navigate them to create something that furthers the musical conversation.
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Just two weeks ago, the House saddled the American people with another budget deal that only furthers Washington's insatiable spending appetite.
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"Saturday's referendum furthers a long-held D.P.P. goal to get referendums institutionalized," said Michael Fahey, a legal consultant based in Taipei.
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He is aggressively eroding the idea of fact and truth for a simple reason: Because it furthers his own political interests.
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Removing Mr. Sun furthers the ascent of Mr. Chen, a politician who has long been close to Mr. Xi, analysts said.
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"Our acquisition of Major League Gaming's business furthers our plans to create the ESPN of esports," said Activision CEO Bobby Kotick.
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Extremely Wicked only furthers that distaste, even as it tries to give us a new, more humane angle on all this horror.
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It's an extension of an existing partnership and furthers the work that large auto manufacturers are doing with developers of driverless technology.
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But in reality, the order simply furthers the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies by continuing to conflate immigration issues with criminal ones.
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Under the strict-scrutiny standard, the government must identify a valid "interest" that the law or (in this case) admissions policy furthers.
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To insinuate that it is not simply because it gets someone off is remarkably lame—and furthers the stigma around sex positivity.
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The Lindholm Island plan furthers the government's policy of motivating failed asylum seekers to leave the country by making their lives intolerable.
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Deepening and activating relationships between Soviet and foreign cities solidifies agreements on the governmental level and furthers understanding and cooperation between peoples.
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"Lives of Master Swordsmen," by Makoto Sugawara, furthers my interest in martial arts that began shortly before Bruce Lee became my teacher.
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The conversation felt very much like the precursor to a breakup and the promo for the next Grey's only furthers that theory.
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" It continued, "We also want to do the best we can to limit incitement and hate that furthers an already deadly conflict.
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All are invited to celebrate the arts during Open Doors, the festival that furthers Newark's prominence as an artistic and cultural powerhouse.
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"This only furthers the idea that the Indian government isn't willing to listen to any dissent at all," Jayapal told the Post.
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And so I pray; my prayer is that we can resolve our differences in a way that furthers the preamble to the Constitution.
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But, in this case, Spacey's choice to come out now — in the wake of these allegations — only furthers harmful stereotypes about queer people.
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Broadcasters like RT and Sputnik spread disinformation that furthers Mr Putin's ends and slant news stories in ways that play up their divisiveness.
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Tapper's palpable exasperation is understandable and the split reaction on Twitter only furthers that feeling: there's no room for nuance, for discussion anymore.
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When they say they want bipartisanship, that's true — they want bipartisanship that furthers their interests, not kumbaya to sell out our nation's future.
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A public option just adds one more fragment in an overly fragmented health care system and furthers the prioritization of profits over patients.
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The latter enthusiastically furthers Jeremy's musical career, a sponsorship rendered a little awkward by the fact that both guys are smitten with Melissa.
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It has also made clear that there is no automatic political cost to crime or falsehood if it furthers the hegemonic political narrative.
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"Pwnage" creates an in-group and an out-group, and furthers the fetishization of specialized knowledge down to the level of casual conversation.
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Not only is this a disservice to Native students, but it also furthers the pervasive stigma and misunderstanding of Indigenous populations around the world.
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Understanding the microbiota of the eye not only furthers our understanding of our bodies, it may lead to novel insights for treating pink eye.
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And while the Big Little Lies effect is real, there's a little something that furthers the likelihood that this limited series will stay limited.
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"Our acquisition of Major League Gaming's business furthers our plans to create the ESPN of e-sports," CEO Bobby Kotick said at the time.
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The transaction, which expands ADNOC's access to European markets, furthers Eni's diversification away from Africa and gives OMV a downstream oil business outside Europe.
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To Trump's mind, anything that furthers the narrative that this election is between him and the AOC-led Democratic party is good for him.
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The Women2Women Agenda aims to empower women and girls to pursue higher education and furthers that mission by making college more affordable and accessible.
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"Imposing a blanket ban on nudity, even if a handful of exceptions are carved out, furthers the idea that women's bodies are inherently sexual."
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That's something certain sexual assault activists would embrace, but it furthers the cycle of ever-increasing sentences imposed in reaction to widely publicized crimes.
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What's more in question is how much this furthers the commission's goal of increasing innovating around TV, which has been painfully stagnant for years.
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It also furthers Interior's goal of better capturing the "fair market value" for the energy produced on federal land — likely increasing costs for companies.
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Activision Blizzard has acquired the businesses of Major League Gaming in a reported $46 million deal that furthers the publisher's ambitions in competitive gaming.
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Introducing subjectivity and favoritism, while barring equal access for religious and private-school children who seek admission to the specialized high schools, furthers divisions.
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The introduction of bubly comes one year after PepsiCo launched it premium bottled water LIFEWTR, and furthers the company's commitment to its water portfolio.
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Those in the scientific community who support disclosing data while protecting confidential information should also support the HONEST Act, which furthers the same goals.
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Dedication furthers this project, but the forms have changed: breathy singing and dimly lit electronic atmosphere are ultimately more familiar devices for depicting interiority.
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This cerebral treat furthers the duo's new direction with a chirurgical precision—Ratté's injection of complex architectures into Tellier-Craig's nostalgic pastiche of sound.
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The introduction of FastSend furthers MoneyGram's efforts to bolster its digital capabilities and could help it improve on its strong online performance over the holidays.
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The series suggests that Sikander has found what she has been looking for: an artistic identity that furthers her forays into cultural and artistic plurality.
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It's not unlike the way Melisandre rationalizes using tricks and glamor to manipulate people into believing whatever furthers the agenda for the Lord of Light.
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That shift furthers the idea of a strong central government requiring uniformity in all states instead of recognizing the uniqueness of each individual state's laws.
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Providing our ultra low latency high frame rate streaming software and our proprietary networking to other companies furthers our mission to democratize access to games.
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Amazon recently acquired smart doorbell maker Ring in a deal reportedly valued at $1.1 billion, which presumably furthers the mission of truly last mile deliveries.
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Let's start exporting more U.S. LNG – it's good for the economy, good for the environment and furthers our geo-political interests in Europe and Asia.
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"Our acquisition of Major League Gaming's business furthers our plans to create the ESPN of eSports," Activision Chief Executive Bobby Kotick said in a statement.
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We have made great strides since emerging from civil conflict over a decade ago and remain committed to a responsible course that furthers these objectives.
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Using algorithms furthers the idea that potential terrorists can be identified through a set of checklists —even when the criteria are skewed to target Muslims.
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Stripping naturalized citizens of their citizenship furthers the goal of creating two classes of citizens and tells immigrants that they can never truly be Americans.
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To the contrary, a statute that prohibits official action undertaken for such personal purposes furthers, rather than hinders, the impartial and evenhanded administration of the law.
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This furthers Instagram's quest to be more than where you "only get to see the highlights", that Systrom described as the motive behind launching Instagram Stories.
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The perception that it is fuels public misunderstanding and furthers an unhelpful narrative in which Russia is held responsible for America's deep-seated domestic political problems.
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But this bill only furthers inequality, aiding sectors of the economy that are not in need of economic help while ignoring individuals and families who are.
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The showcase furthers the mission of Full Circle Souljahs, a hip-hop dance collective founded by the duo Kwikstep and Rokafella more than two decades ago.
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And the headphone-wearing, rock-lyric-reciting character of Joe, he said, furthers the stereotype that all children with autism have some sort of compensatory gift.
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The administration's move "furthers the statutory goals of the program by bringing more certainty to the individual market and helping moderate future premium increases," HHS argued.
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The NFL continues to embrace streaming as it furthers its attempts to reach a generation of fans who don't necessarily tune in through traditional TV viewing.
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The suggestion that "girlie-ness" is inherently disempowering furthers the bullshit notion that in order for a woman to succeed professionally, she can't be too feminine.
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Before this latest expansion, families with adjusted gross incomes up to $50,000 were eligible for waived tuition and mandatory fees, but this extension furthers the reach.
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As others have noted, it's also another expectation that furthers the case that UFC fighters are more employees than independent contractors, a distinction with huge ramifications.
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From Bloomberg: The investment in the parent of Mercedes-Benz furthers Hangzhou-based Geely's foray into the European premium automotive market and ends months of speculation.
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The win furthers the advantage in the House for Democrats, who could see more gains in several still-too-close-to-call races across the country.
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Of course, seeing The Duchess of Sussex step out recycling such a gorgeous colored frock only furthers our desire to rock a vibrant purple dress, too.
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Also pivotal to the tale is Carla (Ana de la Reguera), Maddy's longtime nurse, who takes the leap of faith that furthers Maddy and Olly's relationship.
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Having this understanding allows leaders to set goals and objectives that, when reached, furthers the organization toward the strategic direction set forth by the strategic leader.
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And the whistleblower complaint only furthers the perception that the President's friends -- like Giuliani -- get the readouts and support they need while key US officials don't.
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I try to limit the bloodshed but certainly if I think something is very compelling and furthers the story I'm working to tell, I'll tell it.
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Understandably, queer women aren't exactly thrilled with the term, because it furthers harmful stereotypes about women's (even straight women's) sex drives — namely, that they don't have one.
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She believes in her craft and perpetually furthers her education as a hair artist and it shows in the quality and health of my blonde hair. 2.
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Since this music furthers the trend toward slow atmospherics, first hinted at on 2013's Push the Sky Away, that leaves little to enjoy, musically or otherwise.
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A comment made on a story about sexual assault yesterday, for example, furthers conversation about how rape can impact a survivor for the rest of their life.
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"As Governor, my top priority is public safety, and this bill furthers that objective by keeping dangerous criminals off our streets," Abbott said in a press release.
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"Our acquisition of Major League Gaming's business furthers our plans to create the ESPN of esports," said Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision Blizzard, in a press release.
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FROM PEN: Kat Graham's 'Accidental 80's' Jacket Reminds Her of 'Fashion Police' Co-Star Joan Rivers The new service furthers Amazon's dominance in the retail industry.
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That, too, is inconsistent with the goal of maintaining a properly structured Lifeline program that furthers the goal of closing the digital divide for low-income persons.
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The decline of the center-left reflects — and furthers — the decline of the postwar order, which generated unprecedented prosperity, diminished class conflict, and undercut support for extremism.
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Leaving Lyndow furthers the argument that other kinds of stories are possible—that there's as much value in capturing life's quiet moments as its most exciting ones.
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And as more people spend time on networks that feed them only news that confirms their world-view, it furthers the ideological fragmentation America already suffers from.
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An effective resistance movement should have a broader focus than the president's potentially illegal and treasonous behavior—it has to protest the policies and ideology he furthers.
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"Offering to extend their broadband footprint and offer subsided broadband to some low income customers furthers existing F.C.C. policy efforts and serves the public interest," he said.
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The company also said furthers reductions of as many as 50 positions could be achieved via voluntary buyouts offered in Vancouver and Ottawa starting in coming days.
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The depressing loss only furthers the Miami front office's effort to tank through the 2019 season in favor of acquiring draft picks and planning for the future.
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These women are in the twilights of their lives, having been born predominantly in the 1920s, a facet that only furthers the haunting nature of these images.
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And during an interview with Business Insider on "Narrative Economics," he shared an additional recommendation that furthers investors' understanding of how the next inevitable crisis will unfold.
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The first is that Russian state interests are intervening in an American election, in a way that hurts Hillary Clinton and thus furthers Donald Trump's electoral ambitions.
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This daring and desperate move — somewhat convenient, dramatically speaking — furthers Zeno's music career, and also puts him on a dangerous course toward both the Axman and Bastrop.
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However, when our government interferes in markets and families with poor policies, as well intended as these policies may seem, it only furthers our disadvantage with China.
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The Kitab Kebab series, on the other hand, furthers the collective's interest in reinterpreting the canon, rebelling against the steadfast depictions and distinctions of Eastern and Western ideologies.
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"The recent Trump order on closing the borders down furthers an additional message of uncertainty in terms of U.S. policy," said Kimsa, commenting on the original executive order.
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The goal also furthers the company's mission as a content enabler to inspire people to live a happier and more fulfilled life through the visual memories they create.
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This quest for dominance furthers concerns over the economic power Amazon exerts over its workers, its competitors, and the foundations of the online retail marketplace as a whole.
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Michael Kaplan, CEO of AIDS United, argues that the way the current ban is packaged furthers the stigma around same-sex sexuality — and panic around HIV and AIDS.
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It's a disgusting trend of hate and malice that only furthers my point on the importance of loving bodies and accepting bodies, no matter what they look like.
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"In this supervisory, executive role, I take many actions every day to make sure that the agency operates efficiently and furthers the goals of the Act," he wrote.
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The Sports Authority is proud to support our reigning World Champions, and this lease extension furthers the commitment to maintaining Minute Maid Park for many years to come.
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PBS KIDS Plug & Play furthers PBS KIDS' mission of providing high-quality, educational content for children anytime, anywhere, turning any TV into an interactive and fun learning resource.
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The entire point of this event was to unite these various corners of the underground, do something that we believe furthers the culture, and fosters understanding and inclusivity.
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"Our continuing focus on pay equity furthers our goal of being the employer of choice for employees of diverse backgrounds," Citi said in a statement on its website.
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In the same vicinity, a photograph of a filthy toilet with the words "Is Suicide Genetic?" painted in excremental brown, furthers the vulgar existentialism of Ms. Lucas's work.
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Jonghyun furthers an honorable tradition of quietly brooding, heartsick introverts sucked into a sea of surging electronic glimmer, falling madly in love with the dancebeat pounding his ears.
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If there is a refusal and the matter ends up in court, the disagreement may be resolved based on whether the request furthers a constitutional responsibility of Congress.
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The idea is to feed your adversary a set of assumptions that will produce a predictable response: That response, in turn, furthers a goal that advances your interests.
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The facility also furthers Cordish's goal to make the area a broader entertainment district, which includes Xfinity Live, a bar-and-restaurant complex owned by Cordish and Comcast.
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Hawking's work is dense and complex, but Morris's dazzling film furthers the source book's mission of making the science of space a bit more understandable to the layperson.
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HONG KONG — The Dominican Republic says it has established ties with China, a move that furthers the international isolation of Taiwan, with which it simultaneously severed diplomatic relations.
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The Fair Housing Act utilizes this power by requiring all executive departments and agencies to administer programs relating to housing in a manner that "affirmatively" furthers fair housing.
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A Magnitsky designation alongside international investigations into Maduro's dictatorship would send a strong signal to those doing business with the regime that doing so furthers human rights abuses.
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"Our hope is that this means the committee can return to being what it should be, which is a nonpartisan committee that furthers science in the US," she said.
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"This is a monumental shift for our future, and it furthers our commitment to becoming the world's greatest community powered entertainment destination," the company said in its blog post.
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The sale supports PAF's public art exhibition of Ai's work, and furthers our mission to use the power of our platform to impact important causes through eBay for Charity.
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This political spin furthers a familiar contrast between the "wicked Grace" and the "Amai" (mother) narrative of Sally, Mugabe's first wife, who was as popular as Grace is unpopular.
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It deserves unanimous consent because it furthers U.S. national security, development in poorer parts of the world, and it will help preserve some of the world's most iconic creatures.
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Even the 1931 James Whale film, in which Karloff wore green face paint, furthers this figuring of the creature as black: he is, in the film's climactic scene, lynched.
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The first is that Russian state interests are likely intervening in an American election, in a way that divides the Democratic party and thus furthers Donald Trump's electoral ambitions.
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"Manifesto is a singular work of creative vision, which furthers the Armory's tradition of mounting multidisciplinary projects that defy categorization," Pierre Audi, Artistic Director of Park Avenue Armory, says.
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The equally cutting-edge cocktail menu, crafted by East Los Angeles-native Aaron Melendrez made with things like mamey custard fruit, pear brandy, and saffron—only furthers this claim.
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"Today's action furthers the bipartisan effort ... to preserve the ability of local dealerships to offer discounted auto loans to their customers," said Peter Welch, president of the dealers' group.
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The close relationship between the Trump plan and the ideas of House and Senate Republicans on tax reform, regulatory reform and support for work furthers the case for optimism.
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The lack of a credible voice that can speak to all forms of human trafficking furthers the perception that the Trump administration is abandoning human rights as a priority.
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Her use of blacks and grays with metallic and earth tones furthers the connection to architecture, even as the mesh surfaces and sharp angles underscore a lightness of touch.
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Already our go-to for all things stylish, cool, and ultra-feminine, Anthropologie extending its offerings to include a wider range of sizes only furthers our love for the retailer.
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It furthers the misconception that being trans is a lifestyle choice rather than an innate knowledge that a person's gender identity differs from the one they were assigned at birth.
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The pomp and circumstance of this week's Sochi summit, where President Vladimir Putin hosted 43 senior African leaders, furthers a narrative Russia is crafting about its return to the continent.
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Pitting Kim against other women who are nothing but "hoes" to him furthers the idea that women are only as valuable as they are desirable, and limits desirability to sex.
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And when you consider that dressing in drag as a joke only furthers the careers of men who go on to become wealthy giants in their industry, it's downright ridiculous.
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"We've said this is an issue that President Trump will have on his desk in his first term in office, and this only furthers the likelihood of that," he said.
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If democracy furthers profit, then long live democracy; if democracy impedes profit, then long live Citizens United and private security forces flown in to beat back the disaster-riled mobs.
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Regardless of whether these students remain in the United States post-graduation or return home, the presence of international students in U.S. institutions of higher learning furthers global knowledge creation.
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On her show, which is a high-wire balance between soapy telenovela and heartfelt family drama, she tries to make sure each death both furthers the plot and changes the characters.
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New research published this week in Geophysical Research Letters furthers our understanding of the magma bodies located below Yellowstone National Park, and how this extensive lava-filled plumbing system actually works.
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For Roberts to use it as the punchline of a joke furthers the stigma of psychiatric medication and sets us back by contributing to the overall stigma against mental health disorders.
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Also on Monday, Samsung Electronics announced the $1.05 billion sale of its printer business to HP Inc, a move that furthers the South Korean firm's efforts to exit non-core businesses.
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This newly proposed redefinition of sex is a scientifically bankrupt idea that simply furthers the administration's agenda against transgender people, and it can only be understood as a kind of cruelty.
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While the deal announced today is still subject to shareholder and regulatory approval, it furthers Alibaba Group's goal of consolidating more of Tmall's pharmacy and healthcare business operations into Alibaba Health.
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"The fact that Twitter and even some Facebook employees have taken strong stands on this issue only furthers the need for Mr. Zuckerberg to reconsider his position," Sharpton said on Thursday.
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Federal Judge James Boasberg, an Obama administration appointee, questioned the HHS attorneys whether Kentucky's waiver, which the state estimated would cut up to 95,85033 people from Medicaid, furthers the program's goals.
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That being said, the pursuit of higher consciousness is our greatest priority, and we believe that a transcendent expression in any context furthers the cause of pure enlightenment that we seek.
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The collaboration will play a huge role in expanding Amazon's ability to give drivers relevant information and furthers the company's mission to bake Alexa into every aspect of your life. 6.
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" Damian Woetzel, the artistic director of the Vail festival, said in a statement, that he was "ecstatic to be partnering on this project, which furthers our mission of promoting creative alchemy.
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It sticks it to programs that are important to Democrats, furthers the GOP's long-running interest in undermining Obamacare, and avoids making hard decisions about corporate benefits that might delay passage.
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I don't really want to call her myself, and I feel like H.R. should do something, but all of this just furthers the friction, even though she's bringing it on herself.
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"This final rule furthers President Trump's successful, governmentwide effort to address regulations that hinder the American economy and to promote economic growth," Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia said in a statement.
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Though it's highly unlikely Sessions will face any legal consequences as a result of his misleading testimony, the controversy only furthers concerns about the Trump administration's questionable relationship with Russian officials.
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It's a violent act no one ever reckons with — unlike Tyrion's murder of estranged father Tywin (Charles Dance) that same evening — that only furthers the dangerous stereotype that sex workers are expendable.
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Let me be clear: It shouldn't be controversial to pull ads from a show that traffics in conspiracy theories, doubts victims of sexual abuse, and furthers the partisan division in this country.
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"This legislation furthers the community's vision for one of Southern New Mexico's most iconic landscapes by protecting several of the most rugged and unique areas in the monument as wilderness," said Heinrich.
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Ellis' decision to push ahead with sentencing could result in Manafort receiving a higher prison sentence at first, which prosecutors could then seek to have reduced if he furthers the Mueller probe.
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For General Mills and its venture arm, the deal furthers its presence in the probiotic space while leaning on its experience managing brands such as Nature Valley Bars and Annie's Homegrown snacks.
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The news media's presentation of the forgery announcement furthers a dubious narrative: that scientific testing has definitively proven what text scholars can only guess at —the authenticity or forgery of ancient artifacts.
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" According to his Hernández opinion, "when a court recognizes an implied claim for damages on the ground that doing so furthers the 'purpose' of the law, the court risks arrogating legislative power.
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"I am extremely concerned that this suspect decision furthers the president's inappropriate and unacceptable linking of U.S. policy to Ukraine to his personal and political benefit, and potentially your own," Menendez said.
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In the eyes of some brewers and drinkers, the fact that 210 Barrel does not publicly advertise its AB InBev affiliation furthers the confusion between what is craft beer and what's not.
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The extension of the Portland Biennial beyond the city and into corners of the state typically untouched by contemporary art furthers the notion of breaking down the false binary of center and margin.
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"What we tried to do was weave 4,000 years of history and experience into something that furthers the conversation and hopefully plays some role on the path to decriminalization and legalization," said Matlins.
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"This transaction furthers our commitment to providing our customers with the network to improve their lives and strengthen their businesses," Glen F. Post III, CenturyLink's chief executive and president, said in a statement.
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Moreover, for an agency that often struggles with backlogs and long wait times, consistently requiring those whose claims have been adjudicated incorrectly to resubmit them only furthers many of VA's internal workload problems.
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While the majority of Americans may not pay much attention to the details of disaster funding, when told about these pathetic, amateurish machinations by both parties, it furthers their cynicism about elected officials.
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The American Humane Conservation program furthers this goal by certifying that animals in participating zoos and aquariums are healthy, positively social, active, safe and living with proper light, sound, air and heat levels.
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Many of the oil, mining, and agribusiness operations in which BlackRock allegedly invests contribute to the violation of indigenous rights and furthers the expansion of development into the Amazon, according to Amazon Watch.
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This Friday, October 193, Jones will release Black Dog In My Path, Yowler's second proper full-length (streaming here in full), which furthers the breadth, both emotionally and sonically that the project can cover.
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Second episode "Dress To Impress" furthers the impossibility here by giving us our first comprehensive look at Andrea, who is obviously meant to play the irritating liberal elitist to the Conners' folksy, brash charms.
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They sued under a 1993 federal law that prohibits the government from "substantially" burdening religious freedom unless it can show the law furthers a compelling interest that can't be achieved by less restrictive means.
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Jack Tilton is showing a group of collages by Derrick Adams that furthers some of the concerns around portraiture and identity in his recent, grandly scaled exhibition at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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Kanye West: Ye (Good/Def Jam) Having spent the past two years embarrassing himself in the media, the former best rapper alive furthers his craving for public flagellation on a short, hasty, careless album.
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And then – behind closed doors, with a wink and a nod – the activists and regulators concoct a settlement agreement that furthers activists' (and regulators') radical goals that go beyond what Congress authorized in passing laws.
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"This is fantastic news and shows more evidence of protein preservation in multi-million year old fossil specimens and furthers our previous claims," said John M. Asara, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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So Zdeněk Zeman – the Czech contrarian with a cult following in Italian football who has managed 16 teams, including both Lazio and Roma – has long cultivated a smoking habit that only furthers his eccentric reputation.
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" Only 31 percent think artists should perform at the inauguration if invited and that when artists turn down invitations to make political statements, it "furthers the divide and disrespects the person who won the presidency.
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Sam is particularly acidic to Ruth; they simply don't gel, and acknowledging this early on clears the way for a begrudging professional relationship — a tacit agreement to help each other if it furthers the project.
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The bottom line is that Putin needs Trump to stay strong -- at least strong enough to stay in power while Putin furthers his agenda of generating division and distrust between the US and her allies.
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The voices heard in American politics are skewed substantially in the direction of the affluent and well-educated, creating a vicious circle in which economic inequality begets political inequality which, in turn, furthers economic inequality.
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Conagra Brands on Wednesday announced plans to acquire Pinnacle Foods in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $27.5 billion that furthers Conagra's transformation under CEO Sean Connolly and its push into frozen foods.
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"This step furthers our strategy to improve the affordability and value to the consumer in a more personalized way," said Cigna's chief executive, David Cordani, who will serve as chief executive for the combined company.
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"No country or entity is automatically entitled to U.S. assistance, and we have a responsibility to scrutinize U.S. foreign assistance to ensure it furthers the interests and values of Americans," Young said in a statement.
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It reinforces the ecosystem surrounding phones, tablet and Macs; it furthers the company's health technology ambitions; and it prepares consumers for more ambient, voice-controlled computing systems like AirPods, HomePod and perhaps augmented reality glasses.
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"I think that having somebody of that caliber come to the church furthers god's message and is a way for us to get the word of Jesus Christ out and teach others about Jesus," she said.
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But "SNL" depicting all of his supporters like that furthers the concept that coastal elites think less of conservative Americans, which fuels their victimhood narrative and even inspires some of them to become more engaged politically.
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But like Chance and any number of other related artists, Woods furthers a recent communal project of inventing modern black pop styles that recombine classic sources like jazz, soul, gospel, and the like without turning retro.
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It positions itself much like another popular broadcast network: "Our acquisition of Major League Gaming's business furthers our plans to create the ESPN of e-sports," Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision Blizzard, said in a statement.
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While politicians from both sides of the aisle use their Twitter accounts to share content that furthers their agendas, Trump's reliance on sources and stories of questionable accuracy stands out both in frequency and in engagement.
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While they manage to keep these drawings away from the press, they have to inform the Queen, and this news only furthers her suspicions that the man in the photo might just be Philip after all.
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They sued the government under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, a 1993 law barring any regulation that "substantially" burdens religious practice, unless it furthers a compelling governmental interest that cannot be achieved by less restrictive means.
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But after reviewing it over the past few days with the Tribeca Film Festival team and others from the scientific community, we do not believe it contributes to or furthers the discussion I had hoped for.
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But after reviewing it over the past few days with the Tribeca Film Festival team and others from the scientific community, we do not believe it contributes to or furthers the discussion I had hoped for.
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In a letter, a group of civil rights advocacy organizations, including the ACLU and the Drug Policy Alliance, criticized the extension for failing to address concerns that the scheduling order furthers the over-criminalization of drugs.
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"I would tell you that we would be favorably inclined to do anything which furthers the defense capabilities of South Korea and we certainly have seen our alliance change and adapt over time before," Davis said.
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No matter how this shakes out for the people who use Apple products—after all, Apple may still lose this fight in court—this is a triumph of aggressive PR that furthers a branding makeover for Apple.
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This is the presidency that I suspect matters more to Trump himself, the one that he pursues during his morning "executive time," the one he furthers with every tweet, the one he obsessively monitors on cable news.
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With "Moving Still," he furthers his case as a composer-bandleader, exploring the possibilities of a subtle, weblike counterpoint with the pianist Matt Mitchell, the guitarist Miles Okazaki, the bassist John Hébert and the drummer Craig Weinrib.
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Her musical talents notwithstanding, Cookie's success derives partly from her ability to read the room, to spot trends before they happen, and to cultivate an air of luxury and glamour that furthers her mystique as Empire's empress.
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While Italy does not carry the weight of Germany or France, he said, having an Italian government willing to resist its Western partners furthers Russia's interest in dividing European countries from the United States and one another.
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Now, many of the industry's executives are growing more comfortable with the president and how his economic agenda furthers their business interests, even as many of their employees continue to disagree with Mr. Trump on social issues.
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They warned that the move furthers the perception that the U.S. is no longer a reliable negotiating partner, risks pushing Kim closer to China, and, worst of all, could goad the North Koreans into restarting missile tests.
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The Virgin Islands land deal, reported here for the first time, furthers a pattern in which members of the Biden family have engaged in financial dealings with people with an interest in influencing the former vice president.
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"The construction of Enel's first wind farm in Peru furthers our presence in the country and demonstrates our strong commitment to the Peruvian renewable energy market," Antonio Cammisecra, head of Enel Green Power, said in a statement.
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Last year's 21st Century Cures Act furthers the goals of the initiative by encouraging the FDA to develop new regulatory approaches for the oversight of the genomic technologies that will play a major role in developing personalized therapies.
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These are not particularly gentle chemicals; the former can be used as a paint stripper or degreaser; the latter is often found in nail polish removers, which furthers the reputation of decaf coffee as "less natural" or worse.
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"The incremental opportunity from the additional $5B in annual state funding only furthers our conviction of positive long-term fundamentals for [Granite Construction] and should represent a catalyst for near-term backlog growth and multiple expansion," Burleson said.
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"These burdens are clearly undue when weighed against the almost complete lack of evidence that the law furthers the State's asserted justifications of promoting fetal life and women's mental health outcomes," Pratt wrote in her 53-page ruling.
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This is the 20077th year for the annual filmic showcase of the nongovernmental research group Human Rights Watch; the lineup, mainly documentaries, furthers the organization's goal of drawing attention to oppression, abuses and ethnic conflicts across the globe.
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Nowak, Gelfand and Borkowski's paper The Evolutionary Basis of Honour Cultures furthers argues the case, using empirical data, that honor cultures develop as a crucial survival strategy in areas with tough environmental conditions, scarce resources and weak institutions.
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For nearly 20 years, reauthorization of the TVPA has been a bipartisan priority because our leaders recognized that effective means to fight slavery furthers U.S. interests and serves an as an example for others on this critical issue.
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" This poem, "Sequence 20173," furthers the investigation of its freighted subject with provocative speculation borne of simply being in those moments: "there was not the send-off of which we held each other in the deepness of ourselves . . . .
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So, in January, New York Times editor Bari Weiss explained how accusing the Jewish state of hypnotic powers furthers an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory that Jews are supernatural puppeteers — which fueled our persecution in ancient Rome and Nazi Germany.
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"Adding Venmo as a way to pay within Uber and Uber Eats furthers our mission to provide a seamless way to pay for the services that matter most to our customers," PayPal COO Bill Ready said in a statement.
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"Teaming up with FanDuel furthers our strategy of aligning with leading brands that share our vision of using new platforms and technology to drive innovation and engage and excite hockey fans," said NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman in a statement.
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" Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman (R) called her neighbor's lawsuit "unfortunate" and said it was unclear how it furthers "the states' mutual goal of holding the EPA to its promise to 'take full responsibility' for turning our rivers yellow.
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" He adds, however, that "after reviewing it over the past few days with the Tribeca Film Festival team and others from the scientific community, we do not believe it contributes to or furthers the discussion I had hoped for.
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While the law required HUD to conduct programs in such a manner that "affirmatively furthers fair housing," the definition of that phrase had never been clarified enough to reach the full potential of its effectiveness in promoting equal opportunity.
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The bet under Trump involves the reverse sort of situation: A Christian community trying to make the best of its decline, and allying with a leader whose core appeal depends upon and possibly furthers the de-Christianization of conservatism.
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The memo is certain to anger Democrats as it furthers a strategy of non-cooperation from the White House in the inquiry, and once again puts the Justice Department in the position of blocking the President from further scrutiny.
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Both sides might think their approach best aids the protesters, but this debate about rhetoric of what the U.S. government should or shouldn't say furthers neither the aspirations of the Iranian people nor the interests of the United States.
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"FIRE will watch closely to see if today's action furthers the meaningful, lasting policy changes that FIRE has secured over two decades — or results in unintended consequences that threaten free expression and academic freedom," the organization said in its statement.
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New research, published today in the Journal of Archaeological Science by the same group of scientists, furthers our understanding of how and when the practice of mummification was developed in ancient Egypt, including the agents used in the embalming process.
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The move furthers Twitter's embrace of its role as a media and news company, and is a more natural use of livestreaming space for a company that has previously aired obscure livestreams like high school basketball and professional bull riding.
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The transaction will give Samsung Life a 71.9 percent stake in Samsung Card, a step that analysts say furthers Samsung Group's restructuring efforts to streamline its ownership structure and solidify the founding Lee family's control over the smartphones-to-construction conglomerate.
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"The transaction furthers our ambition to extend our presence in this market space and aligns well with the growing consumer trend towards high-quality informal enjoyment and appreciation of authentic craft-style food," Famous Brands Chief Executive Darren Hele said.
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The CONNECTIONS Act furthers this effort by promoting PDMP best practices and providing the resources needed for more states to take advantage of the best that technology has to offer as PDMPs evolve to the changing nature of the opioid crisis.
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If the FBI did not disclose that evidence to the FISA court a month later when it sought the surveillance warrant, it likely committed a grave abuse that furthers the narrative that this probe was infected more by politics than evidence.
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"The Anti-Discrimination Act furthers the State's substantial interest in eradicating discrimination, an interest that is 'unrelated to the suppression of expression' ... and that interest would be achieved less effectively if 'expressive' businesses were allowed to discriminate," lawyers for the couples write.
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The risk, however, is that the level of attention now being devoted to Russian hacking, manipulation of social media and other questionable political activities furthers Putin's goal of delegitimizing Western governments while boosting Russia's reputation for being able to call the shots.
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"This sale furthers U.S. national security and foreign policy interests, and supports the long-term security of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region in the face of Iranian and other regional threats," the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation agency said in a statement.
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Yonathan Mizrachi (director of Emek Shaveh, an organization working against the use of archaeology for political ends in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict) points out that the exhibition furthers a dangerous, longstanding narrative: that Jews protect the past while Arabs act to destroy it.
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We're happy to consider them, and the president said if they bring legislation, he'd be happy to take a look at it, and if it makes sense, if it furthers the interests of America … then the president will be happy to support it.
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The release of the American AI Initiative in February marked a shift in the U.S. AI strategy to place much more importance on the role of values in the global leadership of AI. U.S. support of the OECD principles furthers this commitment.
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This year, the museum furthers the trend with a restored version of Lubitsch's sublime "Forbidden Paradise" (on Friday and Tuesday), a witty and knowing 1924 costume picture starring an irresistible Pola Negri as the hedonistic queen of a small Eastern European nation.
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"This action furthers U.S. efforts to use targeted sanctions and steady diplomacy to end Maduro's attempts to usurp power, and to support a Venezuelan transition to democracy, including free and fair presidential elections," wrote Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a statement.
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Pina is a 212D documentary that preserves and furthers Bausch's legacy, setting some of her most famous pieces in unlikely places (streets, forests, the tops of old buildings) and helping show why she was so important to the history of art and dance.
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When women at the center of these major cultural moments, ones that left them vilified and traumatized on a grand stage, can finally find validation for what they experienced, it furthers our larger understanding of how to overcome societal racism and misogyny.
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Nearly a third of that weight is equipment for science that furthers NASA's ability to explore space: a capsule that records how spacecraft break up on re-entry, an experiment that tests how fires behave in microgravity, a shiny new LED-powered plant growing habitat.
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"We fail to see how applying the privilege to Richardson's statements and reactions (during the appointment) furthers the purposes of the physician-patient privilege above the interest of the public in detecting crimes in order to protect society," Judge Robert Ringland wrote in his ruling.
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"This unprecedented collaboration furthers public radio's leading role as an innovator in audio discovery and distribution, while ensuring the continued support and growth of one of the most popular listening platforms on the market," the companies said in a press release announcing the news.
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The news furthers the perception that social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, which has acknowledged its own Russian troll army problems during the election, are not making enough of an effort to shutter disinformation campaigns that have contributed to swaying the voting public.
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The law allows the chairs of Congress's tax committees to request public officials' New York tax returns from the state as long as they have also requested related federal tax returns from the Treasury Department and the request furthers a legitimate task of Congress.
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"Kessler Topaz is strongly committed to advancing diversity initiatives in all aspect of the law including in MDL leadership because allowing qualified diverse voices into MDL leadership structures furthers the quality of the overall representation for the class," Nirmul said in his email to me.
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Goldman Sachs commodities analysts wrote in a recent note to clients that crude oil, which settled at $46.54 on Friday, could fall below $40 per barrel unless OPEC furthers its impact on the market or if U.S. crude stockpiles and domestic rig counts continue climbing.
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The Paris Agreement furthers the aims of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change as established at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, and for the first time, brings all nations together with the common cause of combating climate change and adapting to its effects.
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The state, the city, and Amazon pledged to kick in $5 million each for workforce development initiatives, such as technology training programs targeted at local public housing residents and high school students — which, of course, also furthers Amazon's goal of staffing up in a tight labor market.
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If we asked the people responsible for keeping Americans, both documented and undocumented, safe what furthers that objective, we would hear in response that sensible immigration laws and the separation of law enforcement and immigration enforcement are vital to the safety and security of our communities.
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"This rule does not go in and tell people how to practice medicine," Severino said, adding that ridding the ACA of gender identity protections actually furthers the mandate of HHS because the original understanding of sex as written in Title IX was never meant to include gender identity.
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The desire to kill everyone else and sow discord feels like an punishment on her character and furthers the idea that these women are not allowed to reach an emotional conclusion, but rather spread that anger and pain out to everyone else, whether they deserve it or not.
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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Reporting to the Director of Climate and Energy Policy, US Government Relations (USGR), the Senior Policy Advisor, Climate furthers the work of The Nature Conservancy through direct interaction with lawmakers and their staff, Federal agencies, businesses, and other stakeholders to advance our federal climate policy goals. .
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This spring, however, the Emily Dickinson Museum has brought the poet's beloved orchard back to life, planting a small grove of heirloom apples and pears grown by the Dickinsons — Baldwins, Westfield Seek-No-Furthers, Winter Nelis — on a sunny corner of the property near Triangle Street in Amherst, Mass.
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"Ivanka's service as an unpaid employee furthers our commitment to ethics, transparency, and compliance and affords her increased opportunities to lead initiatives driving real policy benefits for the American public that would not have been available to her previously," the White House said in a statement to NBC News.
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The change to presidential term limits in China has gotten much recent attention but just as important — if not more so — was the Third Plenum decision on deepening reform of party and state institutions that furthers the trend of the Communist Party of China (CPC) taking over state institutions.
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But Yangyang Cheng, a Chinese particle physicist and postdoctoral research associate at Cornell University, suspects that more common than researchers being deterred from attending American universities will be researchers returning home soon after earning a degree — a "self-inflicted wound" that only furthers China's technological and military ambitions.
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It doesn't have the arrogant twang of coke or the world-melt of LSD, and as such it furthers a sense of sinking resignation—until you take that biiiiit too much and suddenly you've forgotten who you are, where you are, and what existence, on any level at all, is.
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Their effort has taken on added significance this year given the Trump administration's budget for the 2018 fiscal year, which proposes eliminating the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), and furthers the false notion that arts funding is a waste of taxpayer money.
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The challenge for Warren, going up against Trump, is that his slogan "drain the swamp" furthers the longstanding Republican goal of discrediting government, whereas Warren criticizes government as "a tool for the wealthy and well connected," while asking voters to believe that she can remake it to help solve their problems.
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McConnell – who, like many congressional leaders, has faced complaints from constituents of devoting more time to national issues than local concerns – points to his role in obtaining funds for Kentucky communities as proof that he's not lost touch with folks back home and that his leadership post furthers their interests.
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Mr. Booker's proposal furthers his campaign's intense focus on criminal justice reform with less than a week to go before the first Democratic debate of the 2020 presidential race, as candidates have been frenetically introducing new plans and policies to help them stand out in the two-night, 20-candidate showdown.
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As many of China's most powerful families, including relatives of President Xi Jinping, have bought shares in Wanda, the Legendary purchase furthers Mr. Wang's importance to the country's political elite at a time when some of the country's richest businessmen are falling victim to Mr. Xi's anticorruption campaign, now entering its fourth year.
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"We recognize that the sources of ethnic violence in Myanmar are incredibly complex and cannot be resolved by a social media company," the company said when the bans were announced on Tuesday, "but we also want to do the best we can to limit incitement and hate that furthers an already deadly conflict."
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Case and Deaton suggest that the tax revenue lost from luxury health care plans for high-wage workers is in the ballpark of $150 billion, which furthers all sorts of inequities in all sorts of different ways by reducing the funds available to education, infrastructure, and any number of socially beneficial services.
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The 96-page, photo-filled issue looks at how Meghan Markle and Princess Kate are making the monarchy modern: from the new Duchess of Sussex writing her own speeches and pushing traditional style boundaries, to Kate's refreshing candor about the challenges of being a mother of three, as she furthers the public conversation about mental health.
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They are doing the same now, despite the treasure trove of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE illegalities, for one reason only, Mr. Trump furthers their agenda: ratings.
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Clinton and Trump should debate Trump's views that he is not unequivocally committed to defending Europe against a potential Russian invasion, that Russian annexation of Crimea could be justified, that Russia is not "in Ukraine" and that Europe should be divided through the British exit — one that furthers a Russian strategic goal — and the racial divisions Trump creates.
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The reassembled result, dubbed "The White House," will soon find permanent residence at the Verbeke Foundation in Belgium, and Mendoza remains in Europe, but miles away in Detroit remain unsightly, messy residuals of Mendoza's partial uprooting — and the many residents furious with a property that furthers perceptions of their city as a place of only ruins.
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"This news only furthers our positive bullish thesis on Apple heading into 2020 given our recent positive Asia checks, 5G technology/upgrades around the corner, and our belief that China will continue this positive upward trajectory with renewed growth and share gains on the heels of an iPhone 11 product cycle which the skeptics continue to underestimate," he said.
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Seen amid the broader London theatrical landscape, "White Teeth" furthers an interest in and insistence on racial diversity that extends to the Young Vic's current production of "Twelfth Night," which relocates Shakespeare's comedy to the bubbling cultural melting pot that is the Notting Hill district of London in the annual run-up to its late-summer Carnival.
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From the outset of his career Bernstein has fought for a poetry of leaps and fissures, one that inhabits the space between logic and irrationality; here he furthers and refines his argument, in part one of the book, through a series of short essays that reiterate his ideas of "sounding the word," and what he and Bruce Andrews once promoted as "Language" poetry.
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Dr. Epstein helped draft the federal Toxic Substances Control and Resource Conservation Recovery Acts in the mid-1970s; was president of the Rachel Carson Trust for the Living Environment (now the Rachel Carson Council), which furthers her research on pesticides; and received the 2005 Albert Schweitzer Golden Grand Medal for Humanitarianism, awarded by the Albert Schweitzer World Academy of Medicine.
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Although the state says it has a compelling reason for doing so -- the safety of Indiana residents -- the withholding of federal funds from Exodus that it would use to provide social services (such as cultural integration training, job skills training and adult English language training) to Syrian refugees in no way furthers the state's asserted interest in the safety of Indiana residents.
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Small group involved News that the White House didn't give a readout of the July 25 meeting to key officials, while Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was put in touch with the Ukrainians, probably just furthers the signal globally that the President prefers to keep a small group involved in doing his bidding rather than engaging actual experts and official channels.
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The new bill would require the secretary of State to submit regular reports to Congress determining whether the waiver for Saudi Arabia "furthers the purposes of such Act or is otherwise in the important national security interests of the United States," effectively requiring the secretary to justify on a regular basis why the administration is not acting to curb rampant violations of religious freedom in Saudi Arabia.
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More broadly, the partnership furthers GoCardless' mission to become a one-stop shop globally for businesses that want to let customers pay via recurring bank payments, known as Direct Debits in the U.K. It also chalks up another win for TransferWise, which has always wanted to power currency exchange for other financial service providers and not just its own app, but has sometimes struggled with this aspect of its platform play.
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These organizations say they "rely on copyright to protect these works and at the same time respect the limits of copyright when their creative works contain or are inspired by other works ... depend on an appropriately balanced fair use doctrine that furthers the purposes of copyright law, including the rights to control the reproduction and distribution of copyrighted works, to create derivative works, and to license the creation of derivative works."
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Born of that borderline self-sabotaging earnestness was the band Bleachers, an intensely personal project that Mr. Antonoff, 33, has put at the center of his life ever since; "Gone Now," out Friday, June 2, via RCA, is his second album under that moniker, and it furthers his maximalist approach to anthemic, life-affirming pop-rock about loss and just how taxing it is to be a decent human being.
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According to the press release, Brute is, "a chilling sonic backdrop to a world of normalised brutality, a painful illumination of the facade of democracy," and "explores the theme of authority, the relationship between police, citizens and protest worldwide, particularly of her adopted home in the United States," all of which furthers the idea that Al Qadiri is one of the more politically engaged and aware producers in the game right now.
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After canceling 'Rift 2' overhaul, Oculus plans a modest update to flagship VR headset Lucas Matney furthers his reporting on a change that contributed to Oculus cofounder Brendan Iribe leaving the company last week, saying that Facebook's next flagship VR headset will get only moderate improvements: In the wake of the overhaul's cancellation, the company will be pursuing a more modest product update — possibly called the "Rift S" — to be released as early as next year, which makes minor upgrades to the device's display resolution while more notably getting rid of the external sensor-tracking system, sources tell us.
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That is the thesis of Rabobank which argues that 1) A principal aim of QE is to boost asset valuations such that positive wealth effects trigger a recovery in demand;2) This, though, is self-defeating as QE also furthers the "financialisation" of the economy which, as in the run up to the crisis, sees profits diverted away from investment and wages (via an incentive to invest in financial securities which are being underpinned by the central bank rather than undertake "real world" investments or, on the back of low borrowing costs, to engage in share buybacks or M&A activity);3) As a result, labour's share of national income continues to decline as evidenced in the conspicuous lack of a recovery in advanced economy wages even as jobless rates plumb historical lows;4) In marked contrast to the pre-crisis period, however, "financialisation" now no longer has a flip-side – i.e.
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