And some of those are identity groups, like African-American groups or Hispanic groups or LGBT groups.
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For example, there's overlap with men's rights groups, gaming groups, cryptocurrency groups, and other conspiracy theory groups.
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"He was invited to Heritage, gun owners' groups, property-rights groups, pro-life groups, and pro-Israel groups," Conway recalled.
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Happy hours, of course, but also meditation groups, parenting groups, single-person groups, writing groups and reading groups -- people linked by common interests and seeking new ways to connect.
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There are now nearly 400 Students Demand Action groups across the country, including high school groups, college groups, and community groups.
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Sanders' victory there was complete -- winning across demographic groups, age groups and ideological groups.
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Others are occupational groups and religious groups and vocational groups, like the National Rifle Association.
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Going forward, we will measure Facebook's progress with groups based on meaningful groups, not groups overall.
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"Consumer groups and privacy groups, human rights groups, civil rights groups will all probably be watching how GDPR is implemented," Finn Lützow-Holm Myrstad tells TechCrunch.
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They examined the association between flu infection and social participation in volunteer groups, sports groups, leisure activity groups, senior citizen clubs, neighborhood associations, cultural groups, nursing care or health promotion groups, local events and grandchild-rearing support.
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That machines aren't as good at recognizing groups, faces of members of certain groups and other groups.
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"Going forward, we will measure Facebook's progress with groups based on meaningful groups, not groups overall," he writes.
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"Talk to people about people they know in these groups—their social groups, their community groups," he said.
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But now there are also endless cohorts of politicians looking for our votes and corporate groups looking for our dollars: employees' groups from insurance companies, grocery stores, dental practices, sneaker manufacturers, along with veterans' groups, high school groups, church groups.
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Of those, 210 were left-wing groups, 575 were right-wing groups and 115 groups were politically neutral, they said.
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It addressed speech that was threatening or harassing against defined groups, including ethnic and religious groups, and LGBT groups and individuals.
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Many groups that are effectively open to everyone are technically "closed" groups because closed groups offer group administrators better moderation options.
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We connect groups until we don't find new groups anymore.
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Civil rights groups and Latino advocacy groups dispute this notion.
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We have grief groups and bereavement groups which are terrific.
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Are certain racial groups, neighborhoods, age groups being treated differently?
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Of the groups receiving funds, 85033 were public health groups.
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These two groups are the richest of all the groups.
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Society is an arena where certain groups crush other groups.
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And they stereotype other groups, and the groups might change.
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Meanwhile, some radical Islamist groups ferment hatred against LGBT groups.
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Still, the overall number of hate groups has increased, largely due to increases in anti-Muslim groups and black separatist groups. 7.
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General hate groups include groups whose biases aren't specified and groups with multiple biases, such as both anti-black and anti-gay.
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"When you have outside groups coming in, not only pro-black groups but anti-black groups, then it becomes unpredictable," Noel said.
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"These groups have already been identified as hate groups by well-known experts that are saying these groups are anti-Muslim," she said.
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A new tab will let you browse public and closed Facebook Groups by category, including Groups your friends are in and local Groups.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks extremist groups, categorized at least 80 groups nationwide that follow Hebrew Israelite theology as hate groups.
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Might these insights be applicable to hate groups or criminal groups?
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Green groups criticize pick: Environmental groups immediately denounced Bernhardt's nomination Monday.
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National green groups and public health groups are also sending representatives.
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There are groups within groups within the population as a whole.
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Groups, I want to know which groups are you talking about?
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Opposition groups have clashed with the white nationalist groups since Charlottesville.
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I'm doing this for charity — for dogs groups and veterans groups.
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Its unconventional methods include discussion groups instead of "sterile focus groups."
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Social justice groups don't want well-funded medical marijuana groups rewarded.
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"Respondents said that 'identifiable groups' was too broad, and they should be allowed to engage with political groups, hate groups, and other non-marginalized groups with this type of language," Twitter said in a blog post.
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"The SPLC's conflation of mainstream political advocacy groups with legitimate hate groups and domestic terror groups is absurd, frequently indiscriminate and dangerous," he said.
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Coats said the U.S. "should not underestimate the ability of terrorist groups particularly ISIS and affiliated groups," as well as al Qaeda tied groups.
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In reality, not only does equality between groups not exist, but true interpersonal contact across groups seldom takes place, even when groups are proximate.
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Most of the concerns of ethnic groups, racial groups, and gender groups can be put under the principle of equal protection under the law.
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Labor groups insisted every job be unionized, environmental groups wanted green policies, housing groups wanted more affordable rent, and state legislators wanted more transit.
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So I don't think you're going to get any diminution in commitment from a lot of these interest groups, advocacy groups, and justice groups.
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"We are focused on working with Tea Party groups, pro-life groups, hunting groups, gun rights groups - they are all part of the coalition we need to win," said Mark Jefferson, chairman of the Wisconsin Republican Party.
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Democratic-leaning groups are generally growing, and Republican-leaning groups are shrinking.
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Another provision allows remittances to pro-democracy groups and civil society groups.
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Groups, meanwhile, allows smaller groups to network outside of the main feed.
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It's just groups, and it works like we expect groups to work.
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These groups have also been among groups opposing California's new privacy law.
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Yet the perception that out-groups gain at in-groups' expense persists.
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Some groups also carried spray cans - marking the tunnels for other groups.
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S. operations against terrorist groups and "other illegal armed groups" in Syria.
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Large groups, remote locations, medical concerns The number of large groups -- more than 2500 people -- encountered by Border Patrol skyrocketed to at least 2100 groups so far this fiscal year, up from 210 groups last year and only two groups the year before that, according to the same CBP official.
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Demographic groups represented are black and white men and women, each in 10-year age groups from 25 to 54, for a total of 12 groups.
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In addition to tracking hate crimes, the law center monitors active hate groups in the country, including white supremacy groups, black separatists and general hate groups.
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The list included 121 political candidates or political groups, 47 businesses or business groups, 12 religious groups, 10 foreign governments or business interests, and eight charities.
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Schools and church groups have joined human rights groups to protest the measures.
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Ethiopia has designated five groups, including two armed secessionist groups, as terrorist organizations.
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"We see inequality between population groups but also within population groups," he said.
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Ordinary people conduct them, and it's groups of people on groups of people.
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The results came from four groups of bonobos and seven groups of chimpanzees.
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As aid groups move on from Boda, savings groups present a sustainable solution.
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Neo-Confederate groups reached a 21st century high of 124 groups in 2001.
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However, in conflict, groups of altruistic individuals will defeat groups of selfish individuals.
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Opposition groups have said the Russian strikes also target relatively moderate rebel groups.
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We needed to expand that to include business groups, minorities and women's groups.
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The same tactic will be utilized by leftist Hispanic groups and women's groups.
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Yes, but: House Republican-backed groups raised far more than the Senate groups.
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Boarding Groups: Groups 1 through 5, that queue up through two boarding lanes.
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Other groups, too, can apply for police permission to jog in large groups.
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Cheers erupt amongst the groups surrounding us as people get their boarding groups.
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Groups like groups American Conservation Coalition are appealing to conservative politicians to act.
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Facebook Groups: A number of Facebook Groups for digital nomads have emerged recently.
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"In 2017 what we hypothesize is that social groups, religious groups, and issue voting groups will be the primary target of" this kind of activity, he said.
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In a statement, Yahoo suggested that most people just use Groups for emailing anyway: We are tailoring Groups' features to match the preferences of our Groups members.
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To find cops with connections to extremist groups, we built lists of two different types of Facebook users: members of extremist groups and members of police groups.
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Then, slowly, these isolated groups do what isolated groups do: bit by bit, degree by degree, they — and, especially, their attitudes towards other groups — become more extreme.
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Over 100 groups representing patients and research groups called the final legislation Tuesday "unsafe."
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Schools, lawyers and church groups have joined human rights groups to protest the measures.
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"We don't know the extent to which public groups represent private groups," Benevenuto said.
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Among them are Kurdish groups, including the Peshmerga, and Shia and Christian paramilitary groups.
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But now, as part of this new Groups push, Page owners can promote Groups.
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Some groups, like the KKK, decline over time as new groups and ideologies emerge.
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There are femme4femme couples, butch4butch couples, amorphous groups, tight-knit groups, everyone in between.
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In more precarious groups, or rising groups, you can find a lot more difficulties.
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Armed groups and political groups claiming to represent the same ethnic interests sometimes diverge.
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The groups poured late energy into targeting demographic groups that could sway the election.
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But without those threats, domestic groups are seldom investigated as aggressively as foreign groups.
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Second, gun-control groups focus on persuasion, while gun-rights groups focus on identity.
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For example, when hunter-gatherer groups and agrarian groups mixed, so did their sounds.
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Marginalized groups experience mental health issues at a higher rate [than non-marginalized groups].
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Then Mr. Trump again equated far-right hate groups with the groups protesting them.
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Groups can be interacted with on the Yahoo Groups site itself, or via email.
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Energy industry political groups have formed advocacy groups with names like Consumers for Smart
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These experts then sometimes feed this information back to other groups, including manufacturing groups.
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Will people become more committed to their groups and cause more antagonism between groups?
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Source: "Groups of diverse problem solvers can outperform groups of high-ability problem solvers"
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We'll have data that other people can use—law enforcement groups and research groups.
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She led prayer and women's groups, and hosted Bible study groups at their home.
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This includes a new tab for Groups, where your groups are better organized and you can find others to join – similar to Facebook's now-defunct standalone Groups app.
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In private Facebook groups, though, fathers are willing to discuss their parenting experiences – whether they are small local groups, private chats or even groups with thousands of members.
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The greatest decline among the groups analyzed by the SPLC was among Ku Klux Klan-associated groups, which fell from 130 groups in 2016 to 85033 last year.
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Turkey also considers some Kurdish groups fighting in Syria terrorist groups, some of which have been armed and supported by the US. Washington describes those groups as moderate rebels.
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Gadde said onstage that Twitter has banned over 110 violent extremist groups under their policies, and that 90 percent of those groups are white supremacists or white nationalist groups.
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"I've always condemned violence, but these groups, KKK and neo-Nazis, these are despicable groups that have nothing to do with conservative groups or the Republican movement," Stewart said.
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Boarding Groups: Groups A through E. A is for travelers purchasing an "Even More Space" seat; B through E groups stagger passengers seated throughout the plane to minimize congestion.
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We know that humans can be tribal, that we quickly organize ourselves into in-groups and out-groups, that we can treat those out-groups cruelly and even savagely.
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Running groups meet at warm stores with doughnuts and coffee, with balloons and pace groups.
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These small groups — with their passionate opinions — attracted groups of passersby from around the city.
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CrowdStrike names the cyberattack groups it identifies, using the term "Bear" for Russian-linked groups.
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The project is fiercely opposed by environmental groups, some aboriginal groups and the B.C. government.
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It said some of the groups had links to militant groups while receiving EU money.
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The Facebook Groups involved are "Closed Groups," meaning approved membership is required to view messages.
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Rights groups in Venezuela have warned of rising violence meted out by the militant groups.
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To this day, fascist groups find shelter moving between politically ambiguous subcultures and fascist groups.
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Schools, lawyers and church groups have joined human rights groups to protest against the measures.
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Democratic groups are also spending $1.3 million more than Republican groups in Florida, though Sen.
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Ultimately, the only groups actually denied tax-exempt status were liberal-leaning women's empowerment groups.
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"Many Italian groups did not like us becoming involved with other ethnic groups," she recalled.
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Ling: You know, federal agencies consider militia groups and patriot movement groups to be extremists.
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More students started studying together in small groups, then the groups started pooling their knowledge.
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Conservation groups say the opposition from industry groups surprises them because the reforms make sense.
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Groups often met and interacted — in fact, certain groups seemed to prefer hanging out together.
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Another possibility is that groups of monogamists may have performed better than groups of polygynists.
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Feminists in Argentina also learned from L.G.B.T. groups the importance of outreach to conservative groups.
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He envisions hosting veterans' groups, farmers' organizations, conservation groups, educators and others at the mansion.
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Both the government and rebel rarmed groups are blamed by rights groups for forced disappearances.
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The government this month lifted a ban on opposition groups that were considered terrorist groups.
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Gun rights groups joined state wildlife agencies and some sportsmen's groups in opposing Ashe's order.
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Environmental groups are already promising to aid local groups in blocking the Keystone pipeline's construction.
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White supremacist groups had also marched through Charlottesville chanting slogans against Jews and other groups.
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Intense aggression between different groups can be deadly, with even infants of other groups killed.
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Indigenous activists, labor groups, faith leaders, humanitarian groups, and environmental organizations like Greenpeace and 350.
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Schools, lawyers and church groups have joined human rights groups to protest against the bill.
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Killings committed by individuals and groups associated with far-right extremist groups have risen significantly.
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Here are responses to the story from medical groups, doctors, civil rights groups, and lawmakers.
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As the event began to take shape, Rhoads says it "snowballed," bringing in co-sponsors from all sorts of different activist groups: women's rights groups, Greenpeace and Amnesty International, the Czech Writers Association, groups advocating for the rights of Roma, and pro-LGBTQ groups.
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"We see it used by interest groups, such as leadership groups, or groups of developers who don't work together ... that's been a real vector for it to spread," he said.
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One example of these programs is employee resource groups, where specific identity groups, such as LGBT employees or women, provided a network between Uber and potential hires from these groups.
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Islamic terror groups, including Al-Shabaab and Al Qaeda operate cell groups in Africa's rogue states.
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All racial groups, income groups, and education levels reported higher than in previous years, as well.
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Protein chains form because amine groups and acid groups like to react together and link up.
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So, we believe these groups are the front door for misinformation to reach the private groups.
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Those groups are much better organized than groups for people that aren't blind, by the way.
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Green groups hailed the rule, but some industry groups have already filed suit to block it.
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He also specified "meaningful groups" as being worth extra attention, using parental groups as an example.
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Conservative groups have already pledged millions to pressure lawmakers, and liberal groups are certain to follow.
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In the United States, there's the Torch network which groups about a dozen anti-fascist groups.
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While some religious groups have praised the rule, a number of LGBTQ groups have condemned it.
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Some kinds of baboons live in groups within groups, a structure that's called a multilevel society.
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Indeed, the proposal actually says that rebel groups would be required to fight those terrorist groups.
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In-person early voting campaigns often target groups that vote together — churches, unions, informal political groups.
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As a result, Steam is filled with hate groups and groups dedicated to worshipping school shooters.
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When powerful groups harm less powerful groups, there is not a need for mutual apology. 9.
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The hacks came in groups, surfed in groups, jumped on waves when the other guy fell.
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People assume that socioeconomically successful groups must be competent and that disadvantaged groups must be incompetent.
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Those "good guys," he said, include groups such as the CDC as well as doctors' groups.
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Each of them shared the quality of being acceptable to the leftist groups and Dalit groups.
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Threats to Indonesia include Islamist militant groups like Jemaah Islamiyah and other Islamic State inspired groups.
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Thus, successful conflict resolution strategies apply different approaches to low-power groups and high-power groups.
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"Affinity plans are options offered to groups such as professional associations or alumni groups," she said.
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Two black salve groups containing 21,000 and 85033,000 members respectively are reportedly among the banned groups.
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Affordability worsened across all racial and ethnic groups, and nearly all income groups, the study found.
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While liberal social-welfare groups digested the Trump order, conservative groups immediately released statements hailing it.
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Each had outside groups backing them with millions spent on super PACs and dark-money groups.
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And online, there are listservs, Facebook groups, WhatsApp groups, Twitter accounts, and the entire eBird community.
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These groups developed deep expertise and displaced multipurpose groups whose focus was broader but more fluid.
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Consumer groups, labor groups, a few environmental groups like the California Sierra Club, and a few wonks have raised alarms and warnings about California's regionalization plan, some more plausible than others.
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The Pentagon will also launch a Speakers Bureau of senior leaders and experts to talk to key audiences such as schools, youth groups, civic groups, cultural groups, coaches and career counselors.
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There are Bible study groups on nearly every major film lot, church-inspired acting workshops, theater groups, film festivals, and faith-based networking groups advertising both personal growth and professional development.
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Voting rights groups say this requires more effort from civil rights groups to challenge a law, and also creates additional expenses both for civil rights groups and county and state officials.
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People started creating Facebook groups promising to boycott Facebook, and within days those groups quickly grew to hundreds of thousands of members — the biggest groups that had ever formed on Facebook.
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People who dehumanize low-status or marginalized groups score higher on a measure called "social dominance orientation," meaning that they favor inequality among groups in society, with some groups dominating others.
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"Between those groups that are in the middle and the 102 no-vote groups, the owners are going to have a wide choice of groups that their dogs go to," Parker says.
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Suga said the legislation would apply only to groups preparing to commit terrorist acts and other organized crime groups and would not target the "legitimate activities" of civil groups or labor unions.
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Faith-based groups seek to protect minority religious groups in the north, and joined progressive groups in pushing the Senate to recently confirm a very promising new ambassador to Nigeria, Stuart Symington.
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A section of the exhibition shows fliers from groups who saw the Panthers as a model in resisting inequality, such as gay liberation groups, Chicano rights groups, and the American Indian Movement.
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CarbonWA's carbon tax ballot initiative, I-22019, is not receiving support not only from the expected industry groups, but in a surprising twist, from social justice groups and other environmental groups. Why?
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The I.R.S. inspector general found that both conservative and progressive groups were targeted and that I.R.S. officials inappropriately sought information on donors to Tea Party groups as well as to liberal groups.
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People who dehumanize low-status or marginalized groups also score higher on a measure called "social dominance orientation," meaning that they favor inequality among groups in society, with some groups dominating others.
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While two Facebook groups have since shut down, TRAFFIC revisited the remaining groups to analyze in 2018.
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Competition between terrorist groups can further increase radicalization inside violent groups, leading to more and deadlier attacks.
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What we found is that groups with a particular interest are linked to groups with similar interests.
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The report says the IRA incited anger among ideologically aligned groups and specific demographic groups, as follows:
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They can take a number of forms: neighborhood groups, communal homes, support groups, and community-based nonprofits.
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While closed Facebook groups require moderators to approve someone's request to join, secret groups are virtually undetectable.
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Environmental groups and some indigenous groups have vowed to stop the pipeline expansion through widespread civil disobedience.
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However, just as pro-IS media groups do, these groups likely communicate and coordinate behind the scenes.
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The explosion comes amid opposition to pipeline construction from environmental groups and locals, including Native American groups.
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Inside that, all the different groups, including minority groups are registering amazingly low, historically low unemployment rates.
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Militant groups still staged peaceful rallies demanding more equitable rights for laborers, farmers and indigenous minority groups.
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Examples can include comparing groups to animals and viruses (animalistic), or reducing groups to their genitalia (mechanistic).
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Seven of its 10 main groups ended higher, although its three heaviest-weighted industry groups all fell.
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" Asked what groups he was referring to, Bossert replied, "I refer to the groups that clashed yesterday.
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I've met some of my best friends on the road through local Facebook groups and Slack groups.
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Different community groups, from education to nutrition, work on the gardens, even an alternatives to incarceration groups.
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Moreover, the groups' leaders will no longer be excluded from talks between the government and aboriginal groups.
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But in recent years those groups have proliferated as pressure from authorities increased and larger groups splintered.
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Human rights groups say more than 9,000 have been killed in police operations and by vigilante groups.
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Public sector groups have until March 30, while charities and private sector groups have until April 4.
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When I searched Steam Groups for "Nazi" I found groups that didn't seem like gags at all.
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There's existing legal process under US law to designate foreign terrorist groups, but none for domestic groups.
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Many offer diversity training and leadership development programs, and many support affinity groups for traditionally underrepresented groups.
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The groups aren't strictly based on competitiveness: Within groups, some members are far more vulnerable than others.
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WhatsApp groups are the new water cooler conversations where gossip and public announcements are shared via groups.
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They are charged with aiding several terrorist groups and having an editorial policy that favored the groups.
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For decades, identity groups have had to battle for themselves as more privileged groups ignored their needs.
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Labeling the cartels as terrorist groups could bolster legal challenges to the policy by immigrant-rights groups.
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The more benevolent groups scavenged for resources, while the predatory gangs violently plundered weaker (or unsuspecting) groups.
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More progressive advocacy groups will often claim that sinister forces work to undercount groups that they favor.
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Violence, she argues, is one of several ways in which dominant groups to keep subordinate groups down.
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Then Marines United 3.0, then 4.0, then local chapters, code languages, closed groups, groups with different names.
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It is wonderful to see the myriad of women tech groups in London from generalist groups like Girl Geeks and Ada's list to groups with a more specific focus like Rails Girls and .
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Ska travelled from Jamaica via groups like Toots and the Maytals, to the UK via groups like Madness, and on to the US to be popularized by groups like The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
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Didi said it did not have any official driver WeChat or QQ Groups but it added that insulting comments about the victim had been posted in QQ groups identified as "Didi official groups".
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Central to the row is the question of which groups in the conflict are regarded as terrorist groups.
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"The DNC has traditionally operated separate from groups like ours that organize millions of people," the groups wrote.
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Groups singled out by participants often included Arab Israeli political parties, leftist Jewish groups, or pro-Palestinian organizations.
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They always are attached to a political agenda that's about certain groups being able to dominate other groups.
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Protection from prejudicial groups can inadvertently lead to individuals forming further prejudicial groups, resulting in a fractured population.
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That's probably true for most generational groups, and the groups that use [technology] more, that'd be more true.
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Groups, I'd argue, ultimately failed because it didn't address the problem with using Groups on Facebook at all.
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You would have some Aboriginal groups to acknowledge that psychedelics have been used by Aboriginal groups for centuries.
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We also host groups of underserved and underrepresented students from local schools, sourced via local groups and representatives.
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People have an urge to belong to exclusive groups and to affirm their membership by beating other groups.
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So effectively every dollar groups like Bossie's and similar groups raise is a dollar the campaign does not.
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Many can find solace in support groups lead by a trained professional or peer lead 12 step groups.
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Several groups, from insurers and hospitals to medical groups and patient advocates, are trying to influence the Senate.
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The move was immediately condemned by Democrats, civil rights groups and aid groups such as Oxfam and others.
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Industry groups such as Botness, backed by Slack and Microsoft, are forming working groups to discuss common standards.
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Political support for terrorist groups -- to ensure these groups are not aided politically by Qatar or from Qatar.
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A mailing list called Postal Blowfish morphed into online discussion groups, and eventually (like everything else) Facebook groups.
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Tolerance of the more sensitive groups has declined and previously accepted groups have been subjected to greater scrutiny.
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MIND encourages a focus on eating from 3303 healthy food groups while rejecting foods from five unhealthy groups.
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Advocacy groups have long warned that such protections intend to provide cover for groups with discriminatory hiring practices.
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This year has been much worse, primarily because of anti-vaccine groups that spread misinformation among vulnerable groups.
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The accounts who ran the groups have also been blocked and should be unable to create new groups.
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Charity Navigator lists three highly rated groups providing earthquake aid and will update as more groups provide information.
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In cases where [researchers] do include control groups, they've often been what we call "no treatment" control groups.
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But public health groups and some other women's groups contended that the science did not justify its approval.
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So there were a mix of intergenerational family groups, young families, couples, and some groups of younger people.
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While many birds live in groups, these birds behave "highly cohesively" and don't display any aggression between groups.
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Industry groups cheered the news, while environmental groups and several states said they would challenge it in court.
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While Republican-aligned groups spent $9.7 million as of late February, Democratic groups had put in only $849,000.
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Boarding Groups: Open seating for Groups A through C, each with a boarding position numbered 1 through 60.
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Similar to Facebook Groups, Nextdoor's Groups allows communities to organize around topics, interests, providing aid or anything else.
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One, he argued, is that although non-members cannot see groups' membership lists, members of private groups can.
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As a progressive, I am committed to social equality — not just for some groups, but for all groups.
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Extremist groups exist and thrive when a state lacks legitimacy, and actively excludes and discriminates against particular groups.
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And we need to do something about it – as communities, neighbors, church groups, schools, volunteer groups and more.
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Now they're banning armed groups in Myanmar that defend ethnic groups' homelands against domination by the central army.
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For example, research shows that people see out-groups as less evolved and more animalistic than in-groups.
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These groups, including service providers, faith groups, labor and civil rights organizations and more, represent millions of Americans.
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The campaign has also organized groups around the city and amassed endorsements from labor groups and elected officials.
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It's the same one that progressive groups have been facing for years, groups like Center for American Progress.
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It's the same one that progressive groups have been facing for years, groups like Center for American Progress.
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Falwell rejected the idea that Trump ever suggested "moral equivalency" between hate groups and those protesting hate groups.
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Conservative groups: split Conservative groups like FreedomWorks and Freedom Partners have approached the Graham-Cassidy bill with caution.
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As part of the judgments he helped win against those groups, courts would then seize the groups' assets.
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There are spaces that are often fraternity houses or athletic groups or all-male friend groups or organizations.
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All denounced Nazism and other hate groups, with most expressing that they didn't want those groups to participate.
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Both progressive groups pushing universal coverage and industry groups anxious about the details knew him and trusted him.
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There are groups dedicated to helping people find housing, others focused on niche interests like craft beer, groups that serve specific communities like army veterans, and groups focused on women in the trucking industry.
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Among Facebook users who were members of multiple extremist Facebook groups, Squire found that 61% of "multi-issue" users who were in anti-immigrant groups had also joined anti-Muslim groups; the same was true for 44% of anti-government, 37% of white nationalist, and 35% of neo-Confederate groups.
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That includes 28 foreign governments — including Azerbaijan, India, Kuwait, Turkey, Ukraine, Malaysia, Romania and Saudi Arabia — as well as 41 conservative advocacy organizations, 20183 businesses or business groups, 16 charities, 16 religious groups, 12 state or local groups, nine foreign businesses or business groups and six police or fire organizations.
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Narayan said that the community groups going along with its petition have been "drawn from all areas" and include Muslim and Latino communities, immigrants, laborers, various faith groups, and groups concerned with digital corporate responsibility.
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That reflected an alliance between, on the one hand, religious groups who were protecting their interests and also their beliefs, and civil liberties groups that saw this as protecting certain vulnerable groups, namely religious minorities.
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Primarily, there is a tendency to lump Asian-American ethnic groups together and use the success of some groups, particularly East and South Asians — Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Indians — to represent the success of all groups.
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That study also found that the largest number volunteered through religious groups: 30.4 percent, compared with 17.9 percent who volunteered through school groups, 11.6 percent through community service groups and 7.1 percent through neighborhood associations.
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There are larger organizations, like the National Giving Circle Network, Amplifier (for Jewish groups), and Catalist (for women's groups).
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"During this time, there was strong communication and alliances between feminist groups and religious women's groups," Atasu-Topçuoğlu said.
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The PMU groups are made up of mostly Shiites but also Sunnis, Christians and other ethnic and religious groups.
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That we can&apost, that certain groups, certain protected groups can&apost be discriminatory and that&aposs just bogus.
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Loans for all groups are roughly on par, with middle class parents borrowing slightly more than other income groups.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Seven groups ranging from the Tea Party Patriots to liberal consumer groups warned against AT&T's (T.
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They congregate online, on Facebook groups like such as I Love Geodesic Domes, and even in groups on LinkedIn.
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That real place would be church groups and women's groups in Canada donating supplies for home furnishing, and clothing.
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Groups can be created within an ethernet system that communicate with each other but are isolated from other groups.
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Four groups of typists performed these similar movements with their left hand, and six groups with their right hand.
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And this episode, when the groups split for dual tribal councils, both groups have a 3-2 Naviti majority.
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White evangelicals are increasingly echoing the GOP party platform even as other groups, including Christian groups, diverge from it.
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Don't forget there's also the separate Groups app for keeping on top of groups you've set up on Facebook.
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Optum's acquisition of medical groups has made its Optum Care a formidable competitor to some health system provider groups.
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Also of note, older age groups have heavily adopted assistants – in particular, the 45-54 and 55+ age groups.
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It's axiomatic that small groups of engaged voters beat large groups of apathetic voters ten times out of ten.
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The government is releasing hundreds of families to faith-based groups and leaving the groups to care for them.
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The heavyweight energy and financial groups both slipped 0.1 percent, the only two of 10 main groups trading lower.
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"Some are coming with groups of 700 people, some are smaller groups, potlucks, gathering in people's kitchens," says Seervai.
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But it is fundamentally wrong to equate groups like Black Lives Matter and its supporters with groups like those.
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Of the index's 25 main groups, eight were on positive ground, with utilities and healthcare the only declining groups.
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Driving much of the record costs were outside groups, including "dark money" groups not required to disclose their donors.
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By comparison, in the same period labor groups spent $215 million and ideological or single-issue groups, $137 million.
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The company does point out it removes channels of proscribed groups and any individuals formally linked to such groups.
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It doesn't take long to realize how poorly it treats different groups—often the same groups—over and over.
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His trial has coincided with what rights groups say is an escalating crackdown on opposition groups and rights activists.
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Women are walking in groups for safety but are still being confronted by increasingly larger groups of aggressive attackers.
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Around the world, marginalized ethnic groups have worse internet access than more dominant groups in the country, researchers say.
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To do so, the Navy has been exploring pivoting amphibious readiness groups (ARGs) into "mini" carrier strike groups (CSGs).
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Human rights groups have accused armed groups and members of the coast guard of being involved in human trafficking.
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In every year but one, left-wing groups have put out more internal polls relative to right-wing groups.
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They represent growing demographic groups — including nonwhites and the unchurched — rather than shrinking groups like the white working class.
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Human beings seem to have a natural proclivity to create in-groups, which implies the need for out-groups.
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Moscow considers all opposition rebel groups as terrorists, while Washington has supported and armed some of the same groups.
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These grants helped people leave white supremacist groups and prevented individuals from joining such groups in the first place.
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If it feels like outside groups have an enormous amount of influence on Republican groups, that's because they do.
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The "marbling" of the various rebel groups with more extremist groups has been a sticking point in the negotiations.
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Babies get better at distinguishing faces in their own racial groups, less good with other groups, Dr. Gaither said.
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He clustered major groups together on limbs and depicted minor groups as leaves at the ends of smaller branches.
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The law also applies to businesses owned by people from those groups or who hire people from those groups.
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While some feminist groups support Sweden's approach, sex workers' rights groups say the Nordic model still hurts sex workers.
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Anti-abortion groups have praised the Trump administration rule, arguing that groups that perform abortions shouldn't get federal money.
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Finance watchdog groups said including issue advocacy groups like New Direction New Jersey was crucial to the legislation's effectiveness.
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" According to Potok, in 2008, "we went from about 150" Patriot groups to "something like 1,360 groups in 2012.
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Eager to exploit the new law, privacy groups are planning to file cases on behalf of groups of individuals.
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We respond to emotions: We work to protect and love our in-groups, but fear and avoid out-groups.
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The smuggling network transported groups of up to 100 people daily, not groups of three or four people daily.
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Caregivers already gather in Facebook groups and on websites, but experts have mixed feelings about online chats and groups.
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The professors convened 94 groups of five people and varied the number of men and women in the groups.
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Other work shows that whereas high-power groups seek to maintain a positive reputation low-power groups seek status.
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Other groups with tax-reform campaigns include the Business Roundtable and the groups in Charles and David Koch's network.
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The Trump administration's move was cheered by religious groups who argued the Obama rule violated those groups' religious liberties.
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Both attacks were by groups numbering close to 100, indicating the presence of relatively large, well-organized extremist groups.
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On Facebook, the video was shared primarily in closed groups, spreading in both far-left and far-right groups.
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The state is engaging trusted community groups to convince suspicious minority groups that the census is important and confidential.
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I'm not delusional to think that terrorist groups won't send in people with these large groups of refugees here.
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Other supporters of the South Dakota law include the National Governors Association, major retail groups and real estate groups.
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In the real world today, some religious groups are leading movements for the protection of vulnerable groups, including women.
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In an update that Zuckerberg calls "FB5," Facebook will highlight groups and events, creating a prominent groups tab and a personalized feed from the groups you've joined — rather than a generalized update feed from your friends.
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Quarantining groups means that the groups can remain on the platform, but they can't earn revenue and visitors to the groups have to opt-in to viewing the content after receiving a warning message about it.
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The SPLC counts anti-LGBT groups and anti-Muslim groups as hate groups -- as well as some black nationalists, who typically oppose interracial marriage and want a separate nation for black people, according to the group.
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Update: A spokesperson for Facebook confirmed that group questions are only available to Public and Closed groups, not Secret groups.
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As Albright recently observed, a number of coordinated influence groups that were once public have moved into private Facebook Groups.
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Those who join militant groups are largely from Kenya's disadvantaged groups, youth often lured by the hope of financial help.
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It also says the companies funded groups that purported to be independent and these groups in turn promoted the misrepresentations.
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Ten years out, taxes will change very little for lower- and middle-income groups and fall for higher-income groups.
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Facebook has made disclosures about attacks in the past, including efforts by other Iranian groups, as well as Chinese groups.
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Tuesday's decrees also announced the closure of 375 institutions or associations, including minority rights groups, lawyers' associations and women's groups.
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Terror groups The State Department warns against travel to Niger due to the threat from terrorist groups in the region.
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Whole30 is essentially a month of restriction, even from entire food groups (multiple foods groups) that offer real health benefits.
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This is the approach favoured by many LGBT groups, who lobby for risk assessments to focus on individuals not groups.
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"In the long term, we want there to be a consortium of industry leaders, consumer groups, government groups," says Fair.
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A Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Wednesday featuring trade groups for tech and telecom companies, but not public interest groups.
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In 22017 or 21970, the council proclaimed that these groups would be known not as gangs, but as cultural groups.
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Campaign and outside groups backing him have raised and used considerably less money than groups supporting most recent presidential nominees.
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Groups gained public attention this week when The Guardian uncovered a vast network of groups spreading false information about vaccines.
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An alliance of rebel groups formed for the offensive includes the Turkish-backed Sultan Murad and Failaq al Sham groups.
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The town was mostly already in the hands of squabbling rebel groups including groups that are affiliated to Islamic State.
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As the coalition and rebel groups bombard one another, terror groups operate unhindered and civilians are caught in the crossfire.
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The elite responded by organizing their own groups to oppose the rebels, which soon transformed into right-wing paramilitary groups.
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On the other hand, technology often facilitates a retreat into homophilic groups, in ways that can harden boundaries between groups.
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Belew notes that right-wing groups have always presented a much more dangerous threat than left-wing groups, however radical.
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Opposition came largely from the banking industry, pitting it against consumer advocacy groups, veterans groups and Democratic lawmakers, among others.
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That's why it's not only progressive groups fighting to save net neutrality but also social conservatives, libertarians and business groups.
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Well-armed militia groups have repeatedly struck Banro's operations in eastern Congo, which is home to dozens of such groups.
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Democratic groups have reserved $20 million in tiny New Hampshire, while Republican groups have booked $27 million on Ayotte's behalf.
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In some cases, men of fighting age were separated from those groups and summarily killed, residents and rights groups said.
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"We are victims of an international plot by small political groups, combined with transnational organized criminal groups," he has said.
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By fiscal 2018, it had grown to 13 groups, and CBP has encountered 68 groups so far in fiscal 2019.
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"Current law simply limits groups from being both a tax-exempt ministry and a partisan political entity," the groups wrote.
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This would prevent government forces from bombing civilians or opposition groups while claiming they were targeting militant groups, Kerry added.
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Both animal welfare groups and industry groups like PIJAC agree that USDA regulations are lax and need to be updated.
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These groups are mostly separate from the familiar, entrenched trade groups that traditionally run Washington's lobbying and public relations machine.
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Rights groups have condemned the crackdown by Hun Sen's government against opposition politicians, independent media and some non-governmental groups.
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Drummers walked the route alongside school groups, and church groups, and black sorority women in their pink and green regalia.
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The audit also showed how some white British groups were falling behind in education compared with Chinese and Asian groups.
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Some commentators argue that anti-abortion groups are not being held to the same stringent standard as abortion-rights groups.
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Campaigns, political action groups, grassroots groups and party organizations might send well over 100 million text messages this midterm cycle.
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The increases occurred in all age groups, among all racial and ethnic groups, and in every region of the country.
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The new research confirms growing skepticism among consumer health groups and lawmakers about the enormous clout of the hospital groups.
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Other pressure groups believe that allowing the U.S. president to visit the U.K. will stoke further hatred of minority groups.
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Ossoff, who relied less on outside groups and more on smaller donors, still enjoyed roughly $8 million from outside groups.
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In January, Delta Air Lines expanded from having six numbered groups determine the order of boarding to eight color groups.
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A school, for example, is not a single community, but many smaller groups among its classes, dorms and student groups.
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Groups also provide a social identity often founded on rivalry with other groups, producing the unstable ground that breeds factionalism.
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More than one million people of religious or ethnic minority groups have been incarcerated, not one million minority ethnic groups.
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There are older men in groups; younger, shiny men in groups; and fit couples throwing back plastic pints of beer.
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Last year, agents encountered 213 large groups of more than 100 people; in 2017, we encountered only two such groups.
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In Bulgaria, as in other Central European nations, groups attacking migrants also frequently target the Roma or other minority groups.
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These groups enable individual Americans to speak in large groups for or against legislation or actions of the executive branch.
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Only then will we learn which environmental groups are serving as proxies for the Russians, and which groups are not.
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If you&aposre having trouble finding it, tap on "Your Groups" and then scroll down to "Groups You Manage."3.
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They include the wireless industry, groups representing senior citizens, advocates for people with disabilities and public interest groups like FreePress.
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Hunting makes the animals warier and scatters sounders, or family groups, which go on to multiply in new family groups.
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For example, groups that promote vaccine misinformation wouldn't show up in the list of groups that Facebook recommends users join.
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By comparison, in the same period labor groups spent $215 million and ideological or single-issue groups spent $137 million.
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It even has toolkits that specific groups like employees or faith-based groups can use to encourage others to join.
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Humanitarian groups have had trouble delivering aid to the camp because of security and bureaucratic constraints, the aid groups said.
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But no anti-abortion groups consider his position to be acceptable, and no pro-choice groups consider it especially problematic.
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But despite positive work done by groups seeking to engage men and boys, some female campaigners are concerned that funds once allocated to women's rights groups are being diverted away to men's groups working on gender equality.
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But it's often difficult for Facebook to take such action against individuals without large followings or specific groups if those groups are private and if those groups have taken measures to conceal the nature of their purpose.
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We're seeing a bunch of more use cases, perhaps spurred by social distancing: support groups for founders, alumni groups and even groups for students who want to make better use of their time while taking classes remotely.
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Democrats, civil rights groups, and liberal legal groups accuse Trump of outsourcing judicial nominations to Leo and the Federalist Society, along with a handful of other conservative groups such as the Heritage Foundation and the Judicial Crisis Network.
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So if the Koch brothers had not been pouring money into these groups—both denialist groups and groups that argue that policies to fight climate change would destroy the economy—where would the climate denial movement be today?
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And one of the most effective fighting forces among the opposition groups is the al-Qaeda-linked Nusra Front — one of the groups the Russian proposal explicitly calls on rebel groups to fight as part of the deal.
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Groups such as the Hong Kong Indigenous and radical youth groups are dissatisfied with the "unpopular administration who have been refusing to talk to the public and to the opposition and these groups," Cheng told Asia Squawk Box.
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The research organization New America has identified 129 militants in the United States who have tried to join terrorist groups in Syria such as ISIS, succeeded in joining such groups or provided support to others joining these groups.
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Men in male-majority groups doing male tasks are more likely to seek feedback, compared with men in female-majority groups, and much more likely to do so compared with women in female groups with male-oriented tasks.
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Examples can include comparing groups to animals and viruses (animalistic), or reducing groups to a tool for some other purpose (mechanistic).
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Rights groups and opposition groups claim security forces regularly employ torture tactics in custody and carry out forced disappearances of citizens.
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Broadcast groups like the National Association of Broadcasters cheered it on; competing groups like the American Cable Association strongly criticized it.
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Both groups have faced pressure in the past from hardline Buddhist groups, and typically worked together to promote better intercommunal harmony.
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A second option would be for a 40-team tournament with either eight groups of five or 10 groups of four.
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Click View then Use Groups to show files in groups, then choose View and Group By to choose the group criteria.
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Outside groups have spent more than $23,000 supporting Lesko, compared to Democratic groups that have spent just over $14,000 on Tipirneni.
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According to Georgetown's Fair, while groups like the Taliban rely heavily on recruits from madrasas, groups like Al Qaeda do not.
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Fighting has also continued between rebel groups and Kurdish-backed forces in north Aleppo, and between rebel groups and Islamic State.
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In the last year alone, 123 new armed groups have sprung up, bringing the total number of paramilitary groups to 127.
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In the last year alone, 32 new armed groups have sprung up, bringing the total number of paramilitary groups to 127.
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The other groups were African-Americans, Latinos, and Jews, and together the four groups were targets in 86% of such crimes.
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For example, Splitwise focuses on letting groups share the payment of bills; and WeTravel is aimed at groups taking trips together.
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"We are not surprised that groups like ADF and FRC don't agree with our listing them as hate groups," Beirich responded.
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These groups today use SAME symbols & same arguments of #Nazi & #KKK, groups responsible for some of worst crimes against humanity ever.
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Plus, Facebook has millions of groups on its site, and has said before that sale groups are the most popular category.
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Vox's German Lopez has written extensively on how LGBTQ advocacy groups and other anti-discrimination groups have responded to the case.
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Businesses can assign users to groups depending on their role, and can use those groups to define eligibility for specific programs.
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I know Facebook has been focusing a lot on Groups, and also there are group chats attached to all those Groups.
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As it stands now, free groups will remain intact, but they will soon have the option to launch premium sub-groups.
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Women's groups try to find unregulated sex workers and Senegal's famous wrestling groups teach men about the risks of unsafe sex.
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Usually, there's a staffer around to let groups know when they're playing too slowly to avoid confrontations between groups of golfers.
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Some Jewish groups see the vandalism and threats as a sign that anti-Semitic groups have been emboldened by Trump's election.
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The language may be buried within discussions about interest groups, but deciding which groups to prioritize is a strongly ideological one.
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Group To Group Linking: Some Groups are local chapters of bigger organizations, or are connected to similar groups with overlapping memberships.
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Introverts get their energy by being alone or in small groups, while extroverts get their energy from larger groups of people.
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Other rebel groups and, above all, state-aligned paramilitary groups and the state forces themselves, have all contributed to the bloodshed.
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These groups don't have any jurisdiction over the companies, but they are respected groups, and these seem like mostly solid recommendations.
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German law prohibits speech that "incites hatred" against a number of groups, including groups defined by race, national origin, and religion.
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Conversely, groups that we don't belong do, or don't want to belong to, are called out-groups, and they're often mistrusted.
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The battles between the Proud Boys and far-left groups, including Antifa, have made McInnes a target of left-leaning groups.
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Then, they divided the eggs into groups of three, and placed the groups into either an experimental or a control group.
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The region has been troubled by deadly communal clashes between ethnic groups amid suspicions of villagers being recruited by extremist groups.
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"Semis were one of the first groups to top last year, now they're one of the first groups to bottom," Sohn.
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Industry groups hate the bill, but consumer groups have hailed the measure as a needed step to address high drug prices.
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The rebel groups — including those the U.S. considers moderate as well as the al Qaeda-backed groups — are in general retreat.
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Like these rites of passage, the fits become about in-groups and out-groups, about who's experienced them and who hasn't.
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Or the IRS's targeting of Tea Party groups, which was prompted by politicians who urged the agency to investigate the groups?
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The researchers used a list of politically relevant groups called the Ethnic Power Relations list to determine which groups were marginalized.
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The Senate confirmed Mike Pompeo to the position Thursday, and while anti-abortion groups are rejoicing, abortion rights groups are not.
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Groups openly posting explicitly racist and anti-Semitic content have established dozens of Google Plus communities, the equivalent of Facebook groups.
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Groups openly posting explicitly racist and anti-Semitic content have established dozens of Google Plus communities, the equivalent of Facebook groups.
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An alliance of FSA rebel groups formed for the offensive includes the Turkish-backed Sultan Murad and Failaq al Sham groups.
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Tactics for fighting what Intuit calls government "encroachment" have included drumming up support from "third party grassroots" groups and minority groups.
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The attacks, which were claimed by militant groups, have dented the credibility of the military's claim to have defeated terrorist groups.
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It's always been easier for progressive public interest groups to bring on big firms as amicus counsel than for conservative groups.
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Among the insurgents, individual groups that refuse to attack civilians end up at a disadvantage compared with the groups that will.
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Mr. Tashi's case is known among international human rights groups that focus on Chinese government abuses and among Tibet advocacy groups.
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We can't even get them to take hate groups, organized hate groups that we list in our documentation, off the platform.
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Protesters and counterprotesters sparred Saturday at a rally in Philadelphia organized by conservative groups that drew far-left groups in opposition.
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About two dozen armed rebel groups are operating in the region, and some of those groups have attacked health care workers.
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Groups involved range from the anti-concentration Open Markets Institute to broader progressive groups like Demand Progress and MoveOn Civic Action.
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"There were certain ethnic groups—Jewish groups, mainly—in the United States who were against us in principle," von Tiesenhausen said.
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How did the far-right groups that you spent time with back then compare to the groups that are about today?
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Two groups of people, even groups with very different goals and ideas, can often strike bargains that advance both sides' interests.
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The largest surge among groups of migrants was among "family units," or groups of migrants traveling with children, according to CBP.
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The blanks between groups of words turn them into sentences, and the blanks between groups of sentences turn them into paragraphs.
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Some groups have found areas consistent with their mission where they can grow or share what they're doing with other groups.
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Since 9/11, the State Department has designated 48 groups as foreign terrorist organizations, 43 of which were Islamist extremist groups.
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Mr. Bray said antifa groups often use tactics similar to anarchist groups, such as dressing in all black and wearing masks.
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And because BTS is trying to be less staged than other groups, its roles are a lot blurrier than other groups.
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I've fielded a variety of queries on the topic — from Tibetan advocacy groups, journalists, students, press freedom groups and social media.
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Ahead of the 2020 election, Republican politicians and conservative groups are outspending Democrats and liberal groups on digital advertisements about abortion.
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The idea that certain groups misjudge the amount of discrimination that other groups struggle with is probably not such a shock.
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Hindu groups in favor of the new law have been accused of attacking Muslim groups and others opposed to the legislation.
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The group's annual report, which counts far-right extremist groups, showed the number of white nationalist groups reached 2628 in 28503.
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Critics of the center accuse it of using overly broad criteria to define hate groups, as some groups have unsuccessfully sued.
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The list's addition of firearm businesses was met with criticism from gun control groups and praise from gun rights advocacy groups.
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When ethnic groups feel vulnerable or targeted because of their ethnicity, researchers have found, identity becomes stronger and other groups distrusted.
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While green groups and their allies have made recent gains, progress is slow and industry groups have notched some creative victories.
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Even before Charlottesville, organized groups of right wing hate groups had provoked violence in California and elsewhere, as "Documenting Hate" reveals.
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Teachers may wish to assign some groups the "pro" and "con" positions, or let groups consider the evidence before choosing sides.
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Donors to these groups can deduct their gifts, and real estate that the groups own is generally exempt from property taxes.
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Motherboard was able to find private groups using specific Google searches (and the results included a lot of porn-sharing groups).
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They have big groups on their platforms, and you want to be with those groups so they can play your games.
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On one of the remaining black salve groups on Facebook, one user asked what had happened to all the other groups.
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In some cases, men of fighting age were separated from those groups and summarily killed, according to residents and rights groups.
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But opponents of religious exemptions -- including many child welfare organizations, faith groups and civil rights groups -- call them state-sponsored discrimination.
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Support groups will keep pushing the message that they believe survivors, and that counseling and support groups are available for them.
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Income differences between age groups, education groups and especially occupations are far more meaningful than differences between states or metropolitan areas.
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No matter who ends up being president, conservative Islamic groups, backed by radical groups, will win — have already won — the election.
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And a lot of theaters will offer discounts to groups or offers for school groups, provided your children's teachers are amenable.
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He is one of those people who live on the edges of groups and travel between groups, bringing news from outside.
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Some groups chant, some groups pray, some meditate, some just have an automatic switch where they don't allow the negative thought.
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" And the two groups fare roughly as poorly when interest groups are pitted against them: "The rich get their favored outcome despite the combined opposition of [interest groups and the middle] at a rate of 21960 percent; meanwhile, average Americans' favored outcome occurs 30 percent of the time that they face combined opposition from interest groups and the wealthy.
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The largest number of terrorist incidents, 137, reported that year were actually carried out by regional separatist groups — like Northern Irish groups in the UK or Basque separatists in France — and there were 24 incidents involving far-left groups.
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"It doesn't matter if the recruiting is being done by criminal groups, the military, or indigenous self-defense groups; it's a crime," said Juan Martín Pérez García, executive director of REDIM, a collective of children's advocacy groups in Mexico.
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"The internet is being exploited by hate groups to organize, recruit, and radicalize with horrifying efficiency," Tumblr writes in explanation for why it's updating the hate speech guideline, likely referring to alt-right groups and other radical groups online.
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Washington and Moscow have clashed over Russian targeting of moderate Syrian opposition groups backed by the US. The Russians have claimed that some of these groups are not particularly moderate and have accused opposition groups of violating the ceasefire.
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Breaking down types of hate groups in the United States Black separatists, anti-white groups who support separate institutions for blacks, make up one in five hate groups in the United States, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Researchers and rights groups say some Congolese soldiers and other rebel groups have also participated in massacres since 2014 for a variety or motives often related to competition for power in lawless zones dominated by dozens of militia groups.
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A surface level search such as this did not, of course, uncover any of the inconspicuously named or hidden groups attached to white nationalist hate groups—tactics which Hankes said he's seen employed by these groups to evade detection.
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They were down under 296 groups, we see them balloon up to about 281 groups by the end of 22014, and by 2010, we had over 300 militia groups operating in the US. LN: Were these mail-order militias?
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Certain groups may tend to hang out there for extended periods of time and if they become hangouts for certain groups, you're going to have problems, because they could come up against other groups that they have problems with.
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In many cases, groups flex their electoral muscles to induce the government to add them to the list of groups considered backward.
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Re-schooled and given jobs, children are less likely to rejoin armed groups, radicalise their peers or create their own insurgent groups.
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The US has influence with a few (though diminishing) groups in Syria -- but none with the regime, Hezbollah or Islamist opposition groups.
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Conservative outside groups have spent more than $700,000 supporting Lesko, compared to Democratic groups that have spent just over $14,000 on Tipirneni.
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Russia used the exclusion of those groups to justify its continuing air campaign in Syria, saying that it is targeting terrorist groups.
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The survey found the Kikuyu and Kalenjin groups to hold more positive views about the country than the Luhya and Luo groups.
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Media and rights groups have put the figure almost twice as high at 770, including more than 200 killed by vigilante groups.
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We often hear about safe spaces in the context of minority groups, but they're equally important for educating people from majority groups.
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The coalition also conducted a set of focus groups broken down into two age groups in St. Louis and Philadelphia last October.
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Yes, but: Facebook works with dozens of third-party groups, from ad agencies to accounting firms to lobbying groups and event vendors.
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The protests have focused on Trump's comments about immigration and minority groups and the support he had drawn from white supremacist groups.
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The Economist: You say that groups can make better decisions than smart individuals acting alone—and groups with women often do better.
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These campus visits have fallen into a predictable rhythm — campus conservative groups announce Murray will be coming and protest groups begin organizing.
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Earlier this week, several chief executives quit Trump's two business advisory groups in protest, resulting in the president disbanding the groups altogether.
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AI systems these groups produce have been shown to treat some groups, like women and people with darker skin, differently than others.
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Student groups were selected from an applicant pool of more than 22015 student groups through an open application process announced on TechCrunch.
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Look into your city's Chamber of Commerce, Meetup groups or business associations to find groups you can plug into near home. 2.
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In addition to the inaccessible terrain, aid groups also have to contend with being targeted by armed groups operating in South Sudan.
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DiLullo will be in charge of the semiconductor, communications and storage groups while Turner will oversee the consumer technology and software groups.
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Diverse groups, such as Native American tribes, landowners, farming associations, and environmental conservation groups, have argued the pipeline unnecessarily threatens the environment.
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Eight of the index's 10 main groups ended lower, with the consumer discretionary and consumer staples groups falling more than 0.6 percent.
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Threat remains with Kony free, groups say Outside groups, however, have warned that with Kony free, the risk to the region remains.
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The DOJ tells 'Tucker' the FBI will reevaluate its relationships with similar groups to ensure it doesn't partner with groups that discriminate.
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Since 1968, death rates across most age groups and racial and ethnic groups has fallen by almost 2 percent, the report noted.
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The company already has a standalone app for Groups and allows people to privately share photos with groups of friends with Moments.
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"We didn't notice any big groups of military vehicles, basically we saw little groups of cargo trucks around the city," he says.
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Originally, users could forward messages on to multiple groups, but a new trial will see that forwarding limited to 20 groups worldwide.
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"The politicians are being bolstered by the groups, and the groups themselves are saying don't trade any enforcement for DACA," Fresco said.
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Fourth, terrorist groups in Syria have kidnapped, tortured and massacred non-Sunni religious groups, including Shiites, Alawites, Christians, Yazidis, Kurds and Armenians.
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Skillset diversity is also important, though large groups of more than 30 people tend to break off into small groups, she adds.
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His administration also considers as a threat Tehran's support for groups like Lebanon's Hezbollah, Yemen's Houthi rebels and some Iraqi paramilitary groups.
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" The group would be tasked with gathering feedback from conservative groups and to "advise Facebook on working with these groups going forward.
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According to the DEA, these groups alone are likely to have splintered off into nine or as many as 20 other groups.
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Democrats have heavily lobbied DHS to preserve the protections, as have advocacy groups and business groups like the US Chamber of Commerce.
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"Buy-in from free-market groups and conservative groups is extremely important," said Jason Pye, vice president of legislative affairs for FreedomWorks.
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" Six environmental groups filed suit, arguing that all the industry groups' complaints " actually were raised (and extensively deliberated) during the comment period.
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It is critical to distinguish between groups opposing changes to laws on guest workers and groups opposing changes to laws on immigration.
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Business, agriculture and manufacturing groups largely back the agreement with most Democrats and labor unions and environmental groups stand firmly in opposition.
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Proxy battles between these two groups are playing out in Syria and Iraq, where Iranian-backed groups have clashed with ISIS fighters.
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An assortment of natural gas drillers, consumer groups worried about electricity bills, renewable power groups and grid operators have opposed Perry's plan.
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But since then, opposition has fragmented into much smaller interest groups, Mr. Downing said, including religious groups that schedule prayers around sunrise.
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Rights groups and Jewish groups in the Diaspora have spoken against the legislation, as have the EU, Egypt and Israel's own president.
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The new draft says the law would apply to groups "such as foundations, social groups or think tanks," the news agency reported.
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Russian officials said any groups coordinating with the Qaeda-linked Nusra Front, as many of those groups have done, were fair game.
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My appearances before nonpartisan service groups like Rotary, Kiwanis and veteran groups were battles marked with verbal poison aimed at me personally.
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"These mosques, from what we've gathered, from our intel, these mosques are fronts for training groups, for terrorist training groups," he said.
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They will get feedback directly from conservative groups and advise Facebook on the best way to work with these groups moving forward.
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The visit was condemned by Israeli politicians and Jewish groups because of what they said was Assad's support for Palestinian militant groups.
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The militia groups remain deeply divisive in the country, accused of reckless violence causing civilian casualties and criticized by human rights groups.
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While other demographic groups have experienced steep declines in the uninsured rate, most age groups have only experienced modest changes since 2010.
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We have 518 groups in more than 80 cities across the world, and 20 percent of our user base is in groups.
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At the time, the Senate had only two women and the proposal had little support from women's groups or civil rights groups.
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Hoover is gone, but the tendency to label black radical organizations as hate groups persists, even among groups with more admirable intentions.
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And earlier, during the Iraq War protests in 2003, mounted police charged into groups of protesters unprovoked; civil liberties groups took notice.
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But the company changed course, shut down the political groups and prevented the creation of future user groups concerning Facebook's business practices.
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All-female groups are growing, though their numbers are minuscule compared to the hundreds of mostly-male samba groups around the country.
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Murthy's research has followed the way far right groups target minority groups on Twitter, often by spamming their tweets with racist replies.
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Can "in-groups" (people of the same group) be brought closer to "out-groups" (people who are not part of one's group)?
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The creation of an autonomous zone will only render minority groups more vulnerable and exacerbate the divide between groups in the region.
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In Iowa, Democratic-aligned groups have tripled Republican groups on the airwaves, spending more than $1.8 million on early ads attacking Ernst.
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That involved making payments to the armed groups through the intermediaries, "without regard to the identity of the groups involved," Lafarge said.
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