It's when the President weighs in with his heavy hand, his unrealistic heavy hand -- he doesn't know how to negotiate -- that things get messed up.
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Their unhappiness at Beijing's heavy hand was entirely their own.
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Why hasn't she felt the heavy hand on her shoulder?
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City Tamale proudly uses a heavy hand with its fillings.
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If only, then, this "Susanna" had less of a heavy hand.
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Mr. Maduro initially responded to the protests with a heavy hand.
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He couldn't stomach allspice, but he cooked with a heavy hand.
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Alex Rodriguez proposed to Jennifer Lopez with a heavy hand ... quite literally.
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Russia says Mr Assad's heavy hand is needed to keep Syria stable.
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This effectively removes the heavy hand of the bureaucracy stifling their rights.
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It's a movie whose good heart is outweighed by its heavy hand.
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Similarly, the unification of the city itself owes to Albany's heavy hand.
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Yet its leaders may well be sneering at the Russians' heavy hand.
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France continues to keep a heavy hand in Africa, militarily and economically.
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President Trump has wisely withdrawn the heavy hand of government, reviving America's spirits.
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France's nuclear build-out was guided by the heavy hand of the state.
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Certain voices argue that the police responds to dissent with a heavy hand.
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We know what doesn't work: the heavy hand of outsiders with military escorts.
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And here's where fate's heavy hand figures in: Mr. Marshall died on Jan.
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The heavy hand of the state has already come down on cadres in Liaoning.
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These women are paid for their beauty' why edit with such a heavy hand?
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However, there were no specific signs that the heavy hand of regulation would loosen.
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Yet my father has not been immune from the heavy hand of the state.
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France's nuclear build-out, remember, was guided by the heavy hand of the state.
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Either there was terrible incompetence, or there was a heavy hand on the scale.
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Or should vacationers make their consumption choices free from the heavy hand of government?
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Many ranchers in the West have suffered under the heavy hand of the federal government.
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As he lifts the heavy hand of the state, ethnic nationalism and violence are spreading.
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Once again, we are correcting their flawed judgment and priorities, albeit with a heavy hand.
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"You see [Epic's] heavy hand on exclusives," gamer Alex Diaz told me via Facebook messenger.
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Are we in a cycle of escalation that we had a heavy hand in starting?
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Nor is it abnormal for the parties to exercise a heavy hand in their nomination processes.
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Such concerns have long clouded the investment landscape, that politics play a heavy hand in business.
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All of this is probably thanks to LG having a heavy hand in the Bolt's development.
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"We're getting what we need without putting the heavy hand of government down," Navarro said Sunday.
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"The heavy hand of the security state will breed extremism of all kinds," Mr. Sumanthiran said.
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In the heavy-hand-washing scenario, the figure is instead around 17.5 million, less than half.
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I see the conflict between the heavy hand of history that lies upon all of us.
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Regime collapse: A heavy hand by Beijing may contribute to the fall of Kim Jong Un's regime.
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As you know, he was the architect of The Jackson 5 ... and managed with a heavy hand.
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In Twitter's case, that heavy hand would come without a billion-dollar ad business to support it.
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The restaurant's sauces are particularly flavorful, thankfully, because the kitchen ladles them out with a heavy hand.
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And he often had a heavy hand in editing and reorganizing some of Hillary Clinton's major speeches.
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These constituencies understood and dreaded the heavy hand of government across from them at the bargaining table.
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You couldn't use certain characters in certain ways, they basically tried to rule it with a heavy hand.
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But the heavy hand of China's government is still tightly on the wheel of the electric car movement.
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The answer is twofold: They have, and there's far more incentive now to start using a heavy hand.
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There are some cases where Uber has taken a heavy hand in its quest to supplement public transportation.
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It features a heavy hand of the state, while private businesses leaders are encouraged to make vast fortunes.
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The president did not control the proceedings with a heavy hand, mostly facilitating people who wanted to speak.
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Cooking them right is a surprisingly difficult task; a heavy hand can leave them rubbery and practically inedible.
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Scientists are certain there's a biological component to psychopathy — but your upbringing likely also has a heavy hand.
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Social media companies often use a heavy hand when it comes to policy enforcement, and ancillary sectors suffer.
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" She adds, "Lies will be exposed and receptions revealed, due to elusive Neptune's heavy hand in this transit.
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Until then, Republican leaders are laying off Paul for the most part, figuring a heavy hand won't work.
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Also chirocracy (a government that rules with a heavy hand) and froward (difficult to deal with or contrary).
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In practice, though, things are often run with a heavy hand by whoever is chairing proceedings at the time.
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The takeaway was clear: the heavy hand of government can't obstruct the development of such vital, life-saving technology.
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While the federal government was the most common plaintiff, green groups have a heavy hand in litigation as well.
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Others, though, are so modestly insightful — and the performers so appealingly natural — that we forgive the occasional heavy hand.
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Conaway said the Castro regime's "heavy hand" still controlled Cuban agriculture but that their legislation could spur positive change.
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Like her fictional hero John Galt in "Atlas Shrugged," he wants to free business from the heavy hand of government.
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They think the federal government's heavy hand is keeping them down and they are looking for someone to slap it.
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Brazil's main economic problem is that the state spends lavishly but unwisely, and taxes and regulates with a heavy hand.
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But when he wants to make a point, he plays with a heavy hand — fortissimo, when piano would have done.
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"I feel the heavy hand of government, and kind of an eye in the sky always watching me," she said.
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"We're getting what we need ... without putting the heavy hand of government down," Navarro said at the Sunday press conference.
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United States officials say the Chinese government's heavy hand distorts costs and prices in the country and harms competitors abroad.
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"We're getting what we need without putting the heavy hand of government down," White House adviser Peter Navarro said Sunday.
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Gates kept a heavy hand on the rudder, particularly with key products like Windows, for most of the next decade.
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But comparisons between the two tough-talking politicians have been made, particularly the emphasis on combating crime with a heavy hand.
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It's infuriating that Euron has such a heavy hand in Cersei's machinations, considering he only properly entered the game last season.
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Given the heavy hand that Beijing uses in the Chinese economy, it was not hard for Lighthizer to find such practices.
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Their choice of guest curators and headlining acts have played a heavy hand in this, with past editions featuring Godspeed You!
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The widespread attitude was this: Why would a corporate behemoth act with such a heavy hand against a little-known athlete?
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At times, Mr. Cuomo's heavy hand can seem to be behind almost everything in New York, even when it is unseen.
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This is why, even if they won't say it publicly, many university administrators most likely welcome the federal government's heavy hand.
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After making many awful mistakes, the Chinese government pivoted, quarantined the region and then enforced these rules with a heavy hand.
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The prison's backers intended to control the narrative entirely, and they showed some willingness to do so with a heavy hand.
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We must also remember what got us to this spot: namely, extreme, collectivist interventionism by the heavy hand of the state.
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Agencies unwilling to stifle innovation have avoided a heavy hand, but cryptocurrencies have also been difficult to define from a regulatory standpoint.
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Mike Pence as Trump's running mate -- a veteran of Congress and conservative darling who will likely have a heavy hand in policymaking.
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"It won't be ideal if a makeup artist has a heavy hand and applies too much product," says makeup artist Holly Gowers.
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That reputation has been undermined by the demonstrations, which were prompted by the mainland government's increasingly heavy hand in the territory's affairs.
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The freshest material involves a British mascot, Owen Golly Jr. (Tom Bennett), who labors under the heavy hand of his father (Mr.
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The spice is also sprinkled over a neat mound of yellow rice, adding a welcome tartness to the heavy hand of cumin.
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Of course, they were going to be met by the heavy hand of the law if they did ... so the chiefs reconsidered.
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"My expectation is that there will be demonstrations, and the security forces will bring them down with a heavy hand," Nyang'aya said.
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Carson's campaign says Williams doesn't speak for the candidate, though he's had a heavy hand in significant campaign strategy and personnel decisions.
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So the speculative harm about what the heavy hand of government can come in and do to these new emerging fields ... Innovation.
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And she argued that "overreach" by schools and "the heavy hand of Washington" had ruined the lives of survivors and the accused alike.
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The sentence marked a dramatic reversal of fortune for a man who once personified the heavy hand of the Islamic Republic's hardline judiciary.
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Schumer's opinion is critical since as the incoming Democratic leader he has a heavy hand in directing the spending decisions of the DSCC.
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But the second time a purveyor of plastic straws defies the ban is when the heavy hand of the law could clamp down.
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First, he believes the heavy hand of a state-owned enterprise is the wrong approach to cracking into the global commercial aircraft business.
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At times Pollack writes with a heavy hand, reminding the reader of the high stakes in Jane's research and overexplaining her central themes.
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Or consider the Tea Party opposition to the heavy hand of the federal government, at least when that hand belonged to President Obama.
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The Best Man was also none other than Pharrell Williams, a Virginia native himself, who had a heavy hand in Clipse's early production.
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Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn and the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, the ruling coalition since 1991, run the country with a heavy hand.
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"We're getting what we need without putting the heavy hand of government down," White House trade advisor Peter Navarro said earlier this week.
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When I picked one up and turned it around in my hands, it was heavy: hand-hewn from a solid piece of wood.
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The approach has left many Catalans bridling under what they say is a heavy hand by the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.
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Conventional wisdom suggested the new president would hector a new era of growth and deregulation, especially for industries complaining of Obama's heavy hand.
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This almost certainly explains why opponents of B.D.S. are now turning to the heavy hand of the state to criminalize support for it.
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"We owe much of this progress to the genius of the private sector and free markets, not the heavy hand of government," he said.
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Many have surmised that Donald Trump would have a heavy hand — and one filled with gold leaf — in tailoring the space to his tastes.
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The tribe had a heavy hand in the game's development, with around 30 members involved in everything from script development to music and narration.
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Even the essays, which should afford opportunities for differentiation, often reflect the heavy hand of adults trying to make a student irresistible to colleges.
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It also would require more federal action to reform the ACA's mandate-heavy hand over which insurance plans can be sold in the marketplace.
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Alibaba is known to impose a heavy hand on its portfolio companies by taking up majority stakes and reshuffling the company with new executives.
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"We're getting what we need without putting the heavy hand of government down," said White House trade advisor Peter Navarro at a briefing Sunday.
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Aviation experts say, however, that at least some of this could be handled with existing infrastructure, were it not for the military's heavy hand.
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Regardless of the mystical properties claimed for it, the invisible hand of self-interest depends on the visible and often heavy hand of government.
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Then there is concern that while trying to comply, tech companies will take a heavy hand with moderating what is allowed and what isn't.
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Progressive activists were incensed to see the group weigh in with such a heavy hand less than three weeks from the March 6 contest.
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From then on through to Irish independence in 1922, Britain ruled Ireland with a heavy hand, assuring that the final battles would be violent.
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"With this legislation, innovation can flourish without the heavy hand of government," Ohio Republican Bob Latta said on the House floor before the voice vote.
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That hasn&apost worked for them in these Democratic primaries this year leading up to the midterms and it would seem like a heavy hand.
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On the other are Hong Kongers who resent the central government's growing influence and heavy hand, and who aim zealously to guard Hong Kong's freedoms.
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Yet, even as Leone dreamed his impossible dream of a more open China, he acknowledged the heavy hand that regulators still have over business decisions.
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As such, you can still opt out of robocall blocking if you for some reason love robocalls or if you're worried about the heavy hand.
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Ironically, "here the US is intervening again, this time with a moral heavy hand," says Christopher Sabatini, a lecturer at Columbia University in New York.
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The authorities have been known to operate with a heavy hand in Indian-administered Kashmir, the source of a bitter dispute between India and Pakistan.
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Elsewhere, though, Ms. Al-Maria has a heavy hand with the special effects, so that the mall spins, melts or suddenly blazes fuchsia and orange.
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The military owns business enterprises in almost every sector, and has a heavy hand in real estate and tourism, according to the Middle East Institute.
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With the heavy hand of Washington tipping the balance of her scale, the sad reality is that Lady Justice is not blind on campuses today.
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At the same time, other Asia analysts say Beijing risks alienating many countries in the region if it presses its interests with a heavy hand.
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The Russians are trying, through this congress, to find a place for themselves in the Syrian political space after putting their heavy hand on Syrian land.
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Thirty-somethings are expanding their tastes; the heavy hand of mid-century is lifting and early 20th-century modernism and Art Deco styles are creeping in.
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As the economy grows more unstable, the authorities have tried to control the business cycle with an increasingly heavy hand that extends into its financial markets.
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That is to say, China has been a market too delicious to pass up, despite the the heavy hand of the CCP forcefully guiding US businesses.
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To clean it up," he said, adding that he couldn't explain why no one had done anything before, but he would act with a "heavy hand.
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New York has a history of powerful executives, and no doubt Mr. Cuomo will exert a heavy hand on any legislative or budget negotiations this year.
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Both brothers said Chris never tried to take a heavy hand in their careers — and, indeed, gave them space to succeed or struggle on their own.
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I stand with them: the federal government is monolithic and slow, and we should aim to remove its heavy hand whenever, wherever, and however we can.
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UCLA PROFESSOR DIES DURING &aposMUMMIFICATION&apos RITUAL AT HOLLYWOOD EXECUTIVE&aposS HOME Still, parents said the school always let race play a heavy hand in class placement.
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As economist Friedrich von Hayek pointed out in 1945, the fast responses of the price system usually work far better than the heavy hand of central planners.
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A government clampdown would further empower bureaucrats to use the heavy hand of government against conservatives the second that the other side is in charge once again.
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"What we don't want to be is too much of a heavy hand on these programmers and say, 'I want to take over your airwaves,'" he says.
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This is a states' rights issue, they argue, where the heavy hand of the federal government shouldn't dictate how states improve their roads, bridges and water systems.
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Lilly is self-insured, meaning it bears the financial risk of its employees' medical costs, and has a "heavy hand" in designing its own programs, Ricks said.
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But continue with your verbal shudder … Bret: As for affordable housing, I'd sooner trust the invisible hand of the market than the heavy hand of the state.
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When state authority attempted to reestablish itself, it cracked down in all the wrong ways, worsening the weight of a heavy hand without much grasping the real problem.
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And the White House's most vocal critics of legal and illegal immigration, Miller and White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, have had a heavy hand in these proposals.
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The former criticized the latter for having a heavy hand in organizing the hearing and initially leaving off any strong Medicare-for-all supporter from the witness list.
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In October, the administration also rolled back an Obama-era rule requiring most employers to provide contraception insurance coverage, which Planned Parenthood had a heavy hand in crafting.
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Aside from committee assignments, Pelosi has a heavy hand in deciding office space, doling out special assignments, creating new leadership positions and approving international travel for congressional research.
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In the 22015s corporate Europe was held back by a patchwork of national boundaries, the heavy hand of the state and cross-shareholdings with banks and insurance companies.
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This time, Garcia promised, he would avoid of the mistakes of his first presidency and would control spending, attract investment and handle insurgent rebels with a heavy hand.
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But in China, where censors are known to take a heavy hand, several artworks that look closely at these breakthroughs have been deemed taboo by local cultural officials.
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Talk of camps -- however tenuous the claim -- could risk more unrest in the volatile region and who believe Indian security forces already wield a heavy hand in Kashmir.
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As written now, the rules provide immense power to the handful of corporate executives and shareholders that have a heavy hand in the writing of our trade agreements.
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The expo's organizers were less laissez faire, and the heavy hand of the state, from stifling security to pressure on state-owned enterprises to do deals, was ever-present.
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Facebook announced on Friday that news isn't disappearing from your News Feed, but the social network is placing quite the heavy hand on what it decides to show you.
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All the while, the company still has a heavy hand with policing content and issuing strikes while accepting creators' monthly payments for accounts and placing ads on their content.
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It's a winning formula, now and forever: build a base out of splashy, syncopated rhythms and funky basslines, keep the pace brisk, and apply melody with a heavy hand.
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Recently, it appears to connote as much a feeling of rebellion against a security apparatus seen as operating with an unnecessarily heavy hand, as a concrete demand for nationhood.
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"Unfortunately, those who believe that the SEC can stave off the heavy hand of [the Labor Department] are chasing fool's gold," Gallagher wrote in an email in July 2015.
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He expressed concern about the threat to creative freedom in today's Russia, and in that context The Voice could easily be seen as the heavy hand of the state.
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"When you have a strong leader, you can take a light hand initially ... we are getting what we need without putting the heavy hand of government down," Navarro said.
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Mr. Yanukovych's government responded with a heavy hand, culminating in what the European Parliament's envoy called a "Ukrainian Tiananmen," referring to China's deadly crackdown on demonstrators in Tiananmen Square.
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To the Editor: As the parent of two children who graduated from college, I certainly empathize with parents who help guide their kids with a heavy hand at times.
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Trump, for instance, has gone through multiple rounds of threatening a heavy hand with countries before backing off once he gets at least lip service paid to his demands.
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In just one shot, the photographer, Jeff Widener, managed to convey a society struggling between the freedoms of individual citizens and the heavy hand of the Chinese militarized state.
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As a symbol of high '70s fashion and a total teen heartthrob, Cassidy had a heavy hand in helping puka shell necklaces become a style staple of the era.
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Uber has been working to avoid regulation for its self-driving cars, though in Arizona, it had a heavy hand in shaping the state's legislation on self-driving car testing.
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Louay and hundreds of thousands like him fled Mosul in June 2014, but others welcomed ISIS as a replacement for the often-heavy hand of the Shiite-dominated Baghdad government.
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In fact, America's heavy hand in designing the TPP is precisely why global leaders are reacting to Trump with dismay, with some calling it "meaningless" if the U.S. steps away.
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The Chinese government plays a heavy hand in structuring its economy, moves that Trump and others have argued put US companies and manufacturers at a disadvantage against their Chinese counterparts.
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On Thursday, Hong Kong's government rejected a warning from a Canadian think tank that the city's position as one of the world's freest economies is threatened by China's "heavy hand".
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Unlike many villages in China where preservation has been undertaken with a heavy hand, the village has the feel of an untouched oasis, due in part to its remote location.
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Many Taiwanese who worry about Chinese encroachment see Tsai (who also has cultivated pretty strong ties with the US) as the better candidate to protect Taiwan from Beijing's heavy hand.
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Are American businessmen basically public spirited, eager to compete on equal terms once government removes its heavy hand, and natural allies for a political movement wedded to patriotism and religion?
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But the heavy hand of the state lives on in the obligation of banks to make at least 22019% of all loans to "priority sectors" such as farms and small businesses.
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The warming effects of fossil fuel use and deforestation remained relatively slight 80 years ago, when compared with the heavy hand they have played in rapid-fire records set more recently.
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Yet, there are loud and growing calls from the right, including elected officials, for the heavy hand of government to intervene – undermining fundamental constitutional principles, limited government, and free market values.
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Neighboring Lebanon, where Iran also has a heavy hand and presence through the militant group Hezbollah, was already in a state of crisis after months of protest before the virus hit.
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"Mary Ventura and the Ninth Kingdom" is clumsy, no getting around that — Plath has a heavy hand, and the novice fiction writer's conviction that elaborate description will render her world real.
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In recent years, journalists and lawmakers have scolded the NCAA for policing amateurism with a heavy hand while failing to protect college athletes from brain trauma, sham educations and sexual abuse.
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So be it if achieving that now means tolerating China's heavy hand; this group frowns on any talk of separatism, or even just further democratization, that could invite retaliation from Beijing.
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Of late, the past few years, he made a show of proclaiming that he would lift his heavy hand, hire good people and let them do good things and all that.
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There was a time when airline companies in the United States were subject to the heavy hand of government, which determined where they could fly and what prices they could charge.
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Our nation's longstanding federalist principles demand that we respect voters' wishes and that we permit these policies to evolve free from the heavy hand of Jeff Sessions and the Justice Department.
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When it comes to plastic drinking straws, there's a third way, one that doesn't need to bring down the heavy hand of government or turn a blind eye to environmentally destructive indulgence.
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The analysts played a heavy hand in the 17-point gain on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, 0.28% run in the S&P 500 and the 0.71% increase on the Nasdaq Composite.
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The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, which has run the country with a heavy hand for almost three decades, kept a lid on tensions between ethnic groups for most of that time.
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Amazon has been hit with a swarm of counterfeiting, largely from Chinese manufacturers, in the past couple years, and is now responding with a heavy hand to get the problem under control.
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" "Beijing's heavy hand is on display for all to see as they attempt to crush the next generation of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement and undermine the 'one country, two systems' arrangement.
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But after the measure was finally introduced just before midnight Wednesday, critics held their fire, including liberals who are concerned about the federal government imposing a heavy hand on the island. Reps.
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Opened in March 2015, the boutique hotel is in a 17th-century Roman palazzo that has been renovated, thankfully, without the heavy hand that often turns beautiful old buildings into impersonal properties.
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Yet the airport also reflects a less glamorous side of China's rapid change: a reliance on the heavy hand of big infrastructure as a salve for deeper problems in politics and economics.
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But so far, he's shown an ideological unwillingness to use the heavy hand of the federal government, and has been convinced by industry to let businesses sort it out on their own.
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Franz and Fiala seem as interested in the fallout of religious zealotry as they are in standard genre thrills, and they ply this theme well, if at times with a heavy hand.
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Even EPA administrator Scott Pruitt admitted last year that dwindling coal mines "this didn't happen as a result of the heavy hand of the EPA," but rather as a result of market forces.
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Brian Kemp's "fetal heartbeat" abortion ban, the 4th of its kind in the U.S., has sparked a gradual protest of filmmakers in a state known for its heavy hand in the film industry.
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Ultimately, Ukrainians got tired of Moscow's heavy hand, and the last straw was Yanukovych signing an exclusive trade agreement with Russia and eschewing a broad trade regime with Europe and the United States.
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"We exercised this heavy hand in Latin America, yet we have no understanding of the people we are influencing," said Mr. Wallace, who lived in El Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala at the time.
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While the cash has been rolling in, Jared has had a heavy hand in formulating U.S. foreign policy toward the Middle East, including an attempt to negotiate peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
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The US decided their approach would be "risk reduction," instead of getting the heavy hand of government involved in a ban, while Canada felt the government had to intervene to eliminate the devices.
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On Thursday, Imgur user denshan posted to Imgur live from the tub — inspiring, BTW — to let the internet know that, thanks to a heavy hand with the coconut oil, she'd gotten herself stuck there.
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Officials and analysts said it was an effort to show sovereignty and put some distance between the Mexican authorities and their American counterparts, who often used a heavy hand to influence policy in Mexico.
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Tehran also maintains a heavy hand in Iraq, of which protesters have risen up calling for a cleansing of the political elite, including the prime minister, to cut off Iran's influence in the country.Sen.
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Proposing a carbon tax while swinging the axe at the EPA would demonstrate a commitment to environmental stewardship, not through the heavy hand of government regulation, but by the clever hand of tax policy.
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Prisons have never been fuller — levels of incarceration have soared under Mr. Erdogan — while the court system is weighed down by the combined weakness of inexperienced judges and the heavy hand of government control.
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Like a heavy hand, Titan's gravity will reach out and pull Cassini onto a new path, downward into the narrow gap between Saturn and its innermost ring, where no human artifact has ever gone.
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The company is reportedly sticking to a "family-friendly" approach when it comes to content — no nudity or swearing — and it has used a heavy hand when it comes to the development of said content.
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It started out innocently enough: Imgur user denshan was feeling sick, tired, and in need of a pick-me-up, so she hopped in a bath and poured in a heavy hand of coconut oil.
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Per the HuffPost's Matt Fuller report on Thursday, Pelosi's office had a heavy hand in setting up the hearing, which exacerbated those fears: It's unclear who decided which experts would testify before the Rules Committee.
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As much as the state government, or agricultural corporate interests—which have a heavy hand in Florida's legislative decisions—might be the perpetrators of such pollution, the real culprit, says Baum, is your average American.
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But the big draw is brick-thick cookie dough, just like grandma and your mother used to make (or would have if they had had Nutella in the larder and a heavy hand with sprinkles).
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"It's a not a shock, but it sends a signal," said Larry Levitt, a policy expert at the Kaiser Family Foundation, noting that New York traditionally took a heavy hand in regulating the insurance market.
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Instead of using the heavy hand of government to dictate the types of products (whether light bulbs or autos) that consumers may buy, we could use the tax system to encourage energy-wise purchasing habits.
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Note that some of the most successful decarbonization efforts in history — like France's nuclear-power build-up in the 1980s — involved the heavy hand of industrial policy rather than the gentle nudge of carbon pricing.
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Cuban authorities have stepped up their detentions of activists, often confiscating their telephones and laptops, but they have also been coming down with a heavy hand on self- employed Cubans who appear to be empowering themselves.
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Yet other top Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, have so far refused to call on Sanders to quit in June, worried that a heavy hand could backfire with the Vermont senator's legions of supporters.
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A 2017 report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism found that use of Twitter as a news source in Turkey is on the decline, and cited the government's heavy hand as a factor.
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Although movies have had a heavy hand in telling audiences it is very, very sexy for an adult woman to sleep with with a young boy, this idea has arguably become even more powerful on television.
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"If you're under the heavy hand of Iran's religious establishment, which tells you what to think and what to wear, it makes you look to the intellectual freedom of Najaf," says Abbas Kadhim, Mr Sistani's biographer.
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Despite the fact that Puma—which sponsors both Bolt and Dortmund—has had a heavy hand in the hype up, it seems like Bolt (finally) getting a trial period with the German club is very real.
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That's especially true in countries where the state has a heavy hand in the economy, and where such conflicts of interests are not taken as seriously as they traditionally have been taken in the United States.
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The security forces have used a heavy hand in fighting a long-running insurgency there, Islamist militant groups often target the Shiite minority population, and much of the Afghan Taliban leadership is still based in Quetta.
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As committees in the House and Senate grill Facebook, Google and Twitter executives this week about Russia's use of social media to influence the 2628 election, the heavy hand of government regulation hangs over the hearings.
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" With regard to coronavirus, Esper said China's political model meant there was a "lack of transparency," where it was "suppressing the truth, putting a heavy hand on local authorities, (which) actually enabled the virus to spread.
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If trade rules are enforced with too much of a heavy hand — or seen as the goal, rather than a means to an end — then international commerce stalls, meaning consumer and worker benefits are delayed or lost.
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If a leader wants to decry the heavy hand of the state, then this means criticizing it both when a regulatory agency oversteps its bounds and when an immigration agency or a police department oversteps its bounds.
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Many of us had an almost-involuntary admiration for a candidate who vowed to brush away what many conservatives (and even some liberals) saw as the heavy hand of the language police on open and honest debate.
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Regardless of falsities that are streaming out of Beijing, it is not the actions of the U.S. or any other nation that have spurred mass unrest in Hong Kong, but Beijing's heavy hand over the sovereign region.
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While there's a strong western foundation -- dating back to movies like "The Searchers," on the one hand, and "Little Big Man" on the other -- in examining the mistreatment of Native Americans, "Hostiles" unfolds with a heavy hand.
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The hemp boom in Washington shows what can happen virtually overnight when the heavy hand of the federal government moves the needle for a product that had once been considered a fringe agricultural movement and legalizes it.
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"We've created this mythology around Mueller," said one former official who worked closely with him and suggested it would be "unrealistic" to expect Mueller to exert a heavy hand, especially when surrounded by a team of experienced prosecutors.
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Though Vladeck told the Post that Facebook could be confronted with a fine in "the trillions of dollars," due to its agreement to pay $40,000 per violation, he doubted that the agency would impose such a heavy hand.
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Unlike in past policy debates, the White House has played a heavy hand in the immigration negotiations on Capitol Hill, but as with the administration's past forays into policy, their directives have been mixed and at times contradictory.
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Throughout the race, aides and advisers kept close daily watch on the Northam campaign, stepping in with a heavy hand after the emergence of an unexpected primary challenger, Tom Perriello, to ensure that no high-profile supporters defected.
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Public sentiment and common sense are driving necessary and long overdue changes in state-level marijuana policies; America's longstanding federalist principles demand that we permit these policies to evolve free from the heavy hand of the federal government.
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Few want to socialize American industry or control it with the government's heavy hand, but when the rest of the world is using modern weapons, do we want to be standing on the battlefield with an antique rifle?
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Appelman grew up under the heavy hand of an abusive father and when he was 7 years old a man with "greasy brown" hair, "like motor oil," tried to snatch him off the street and into his car.
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But such a step would risk provoking a popular backlash and new street demonstrations in a region where many are already bridling at what they see as a heavy hand by the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.
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But just as sailors heading to sea disregard the winds and waves at their peril, economic policy makers cannot ignore the laws of economics, and intervene in the market with a blunt and heavy hand, without risking shipwreck.
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In an academic paper set to be published next year in the Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law, two professors argue that Amazon acts as a "heavy hand" in its Marketplace, closely influencing purchases on its platform.
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Mr. Cuomo, who has a reputation for wielding a heavy hand in all things Albany, then offered up the basics of a possible deal: supporting a salary increase in exchange for action on ethics and other policy proposals.
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But it also signals a seeming lack of self-confidence in the ability to pull off Captive without a heavy hand, as though the series' producers didn't believe the rest of their work stands strongly enough on its own.
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In order to circumvent the heavy hand of censorship, some platforms, such as Netflix and Hotstar, have pledged to self censor based on their own interpretation of the law, while others, such as Amazon, are following their own rules.
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I don't want the Democrats coming in and just re-revolutionizing the whole American economy, to a heavy hand of the government, but if Republicans don't sit at the table and acknowledge it's a problem that's going to happen.
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So we allow markets to develop naturally based on the sum total of all the real-time decisions, investments and risk-taking made by all stakeholders, without the heavy hand of government trying to determine and distort the outcome.
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In many ways, the train crews practice railroading as it was done a century ago, from assembling the train in the yard and coupling one car to another, to climbing down to the tracks to maneuver heavy hand switches.
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Are New Yorkers chafing under the heavy hand of health law, or do they feel freer knowing that they're at much less risk of being ruined by medical emergency – or cast into the abyss if they lose their job?
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Nayeri's prose can be rich and colorful, bolts of words prettily unfurling; it can also be florid, melodramatic — she sometimes writes with a heavy hand as well as a heavy heart, particularly in the last third of her book.
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On the other hand, Mr. Trump dangles rewards to those who show loyalty — a favorable tweet, or a presidential visit to their state — and his heavy hand has assured victory for a number of Republican candidates in their primaries.
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Despite The Good Doctor's heavy hand, the show's pacing works well in the pilot, and Highmore, as always, turns in a good, nuanced performance, speaking in halting tones as he both recites medical terminology and puts words to Shaun's nonlinear thinking.
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"The heavy hand of the Chinese government has expanded beyond its borders to intimidate and stifle critical discussion of the Chinese government's human rights record and repressive policies," Representative Chris Smith, co-chair of the CECC, said at the hearing.
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"Imagine if the responsibilities of NBA commissioner Adam Silver and USA Basketball CEO Jim Tooley fell upon one person … in a country of 1.4 billion people … where no one is immune to the government's heavy hand," writes SI's Alex Prewitt.
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It also found that the governor's office interfered with the commission when it was looking into groups that were politically close to him, and had a heavy hand in the writing and editing of the only report the commission ever issued.
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Hostettler and Anthony Webber of Heavy Hand (who contributed the poppy gem "White Power Norah Jones") will be donating all the proceeds from the compilation to local soup kitchens and Planned Parenthood—two of Walker's most hated programs, of course.
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One side are those offering basically the same path the central bank has been on for the past decade or more, a course that includes low interest rates and a heavy hand when it comes to regulating the nation's banking system.
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"He wasn't in favor of using a heavy hand, which is what the Kremlin wanted," John Micgiel, a now-retired professor of international studies at Columbia University and an expert on Poland, said in an interview for this obituary in 230.
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The security measures for the party congress show that Mr. Xi will not hesitate to use a "heavy hand on those who dare to exist with differing views," said Frances Eve, a researcher for Chinese Human Rights Defenders, an advocacy group.
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Mr. Meade is, in the eyes of most analysts, the safest bet for the party, which governed Mexico for some 70 years until 2000 and struggles with a reputation for corruption and for wielding a heavy hand when in power.
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But those students often bring to campus something else from home: the watchful eyes and occasionally heavy hand of the Chinese government, manifested through its ties to many of the 150-odd chapters of the Chinese Students and Scholars Associations.
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Even in Mexico, where state pressure is often delivered with a heavy hand, a president openly attempting to silence a member of one of his most trusted constituencies was seen as exceptional, according to the people who recounted the exchange.
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It's become quite common for studios to take a heavy hand to their superhero efforts in the hopes of creating not just a good movie, but a bankable one that fits into an expansive film universe in the midst of a tight schedule.
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His parents were not religious, in part because their parents had felt the church's heavy hand in Sicily, but for him the church — a malign force in so many coming-of-age stories — was a portal to the world beyond family and neighborhood.
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First came those who protested the Spanish central government's heavy hand on October 1; then came crowds all in white, asking for dialogue with Madrid; and still more came out under the red-and-gold Spanish flag asking to remain in Spain itself.
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The decline of a coalition that had promised a Sri Lanka free from the shackles of its long civil war has created an opening for the former ruling family, the Rajapaksas, who ended the war but did so with a heavy hand.
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"The 10% rise in share price upon opening isn't unsuspected, but given all the news and what we know about the original investments, it's inevitable to suspect that there is the heavy hand of government behind all of this," she told CNBC.
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It's not the death of the specific deal that sent stocks lower, they say — shares of Qualcomm held positive for some of the day even while the rest of the sector turned red — but rather the implications of the president's heavy hand.
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Wills is hardly so presumptuous as to try to explain what the Quran means — or "meant," that past tense evidently the heavy hand of the marketing department trying to link to previous Wills books on what Jesus, the Gospels and Paul all meant.
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"With this legislation, innovation can flourish without the heavy hand of government," said Representative Bob Latta, the Ohio Republican who heads up the Digital Commerce and Consumer Protection Subcommittee, in a floor speech just before the SELF DRIVE Act passed by a two-thirds majority.
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Wuudy, a nail salon based in Thailand, posted the image to Instagram, and you can see that the manicurist designed a 3-D, acrylic manicure that is quite possibly the most intricate (not to mention, heavy) hand of nail art that we've ever seen.
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All too predicable, however, is the majestic ending — but it's easy to forgive Mr. Lin's heavy hand while swept up in the filmic grandeur and sparkling cheer of Mr. Ma and Ms. Wu. "A Happy Excursion" had a fitting companion in Tchaikovsky's emotive "Pathétique" Symphony.
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The enactors of the 2018 Order, though surely no Macbeths, might nonetheless feel a certain kinship, being told that they acted lawfully in rejecting the heavy hand of Title II for the Internet, but that each of the 50 states is free to impose just that. Okay.
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With the help of some eminent scholars, his defenders had made an unsuccessful but plausible enough effort to shelter him behind the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993, a measure intended to protect a broad variety of religiously motived acts from the heavy hand of the law.
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In 2015, he was arrested as he crossed the border from Hong Kong to the mainland, swept up in a series of cases against booksellers that continue to reverberate in Hong Kong, the special administrative region of China feeling the heavy hand of the central government.
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When world leaders met in the 22016s, '23.4s, and '22015s to lay out the war on drugs, there was broad international agreement that drugs were a global menace that must be stopped by any means necessary — particularly through the heavy hand of police and military might.
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That storyline, like so many others in the film, is rendered with a heavy hand, lingering on Lester's rose-petal-filled reveries over Angela, and chased with genuine sexism in the way that Lester receives depth and shading not afforded to his even more caricatured wife, Carolyn.
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"We cannot allow for agents of murder, who desecrate the name of God, to drag us into a bloody war, and we will deal with a heavy hand against all the arms of terror, and its perpetrators," President Reuven Rivlin of Israel said in a statement.
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Speaking at a fundraiser in the Hamptons on Friday, Trump said he thought Fed Chairman Jerome Powell would favor cheaper money and not have such a heavy hand when it comes to interest rate hikes, according to Bloomberg, which cited three sources who attended the event.
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Policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic are threatening to dismantle laws that have allowed online giants like Google, Facebook and Twitter to flourish — a change that could force them to take a heavy hand in policing what their billions of users see on the internet.
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Plath takes a heavy hand with atmosphere here: The "red plush" seats are "the color of wine," and nearly everything else on the train is also blaring a hostile and malevolent red, except for the peaceful "leaf-green wool" that Mary's mysterious seatmate is knitting into a dress.
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"If the cost of the test isn't going to be super high, then in general, we are going to learn a lot more by experimenting and letting the teams go and explore the things that are worth exploring than by having a heavy hand in that," he explains.
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"If the cost of the test isn't going to be super high, then in general, we are going to learn a lot more by experimenting and by letting the teams go and explore the things that are worth exploring than by having a heavy hand in that," he says.
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While "Ways of Seeing" takes up serious ideological debates with a heavy hand—Marxist, feminist and post-colonial—it also, more generally, encouraged generations of readers and viewers to look more closely and critically at the visual and material world around them and make art a part of life.
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So confrontational was he with some foreign technology companies that they complained to top government officials, like Vice Premier Wang Yang, about his heavy hand, according to an adviser to several Western technology companies who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak officially.
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Amazon's $13.7 billion deal to purchase Whole Foods is expected to be disruptive for grocers and other retailers, but it couldn't come at a worse time for big brand food companies, already hurt by the heavy hand of Wal-Mart's discount pricing and the expansion of online shopping.
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Seated in the State Capitol's historic Red Room, flanked by several top advisers, Mr. Cuomo made it clear, again and again, that he intended to lay a heavy hand on matters concerning New York City, and, by extension, on matters concerning his intraparty rival, Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Ms. Murray has criticized Ms. DeVos as a rubber stamp for plans that fail to execute the law's intent to hold schools accountable for struggling students, even while Mr. Alexander balked at what he saw as the Education Department's heavy hand in attempting to enforce the new law.
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The governor's heavy hand cost him one superintendent, Joseph A. D'Amico, who repeatedly pushed back when Mr. Cuomo's office tried to rush troopers into the city before there was a plan for what they would do, three of the law enforcement officials with knowledge of their interactions said.
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Known for her tenacity in the face of setbacks, including fatal crashes of her company's planes, Ms. Fileva was outspoken about the Russian government's heavy hand in business; last year she chided officials for speaking at a conference about ending corruption while wearing thousand-dollar suits to the event.
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On Tuesday, after the Trump administration's decision to cancel a program that gave nearly 200,000 Salvadorans temporary status to live and work in the United States following a pair of deadly earthquakes in 2001, many Salvadorans feel the heavy hand of Washington will again shape the fate of this country.
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Using punishing tariffs as leverage, the Trump administration has pressed China to roll back its heavy hand in the economy, including asking Beijing to curtail subsidies to state-owned firms and to end its practice of forcing foreign companies doing business in China to transfer their technology to Chinese competitors.
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Ron Conway, a "superangel" investor who is one of Khanna's major supporters and a key figure in Bay Area Democratic politics, says tech companies are still trying to figure out a way to avoid the heavy hand of state oversight: "I think there's a very gradual migration to openness about regulation," he concedes.
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It put forth a 21st century framework to protect internet freedom by ensuring that corporate owners of broadband infrastructure couldn't use their role to manipulate the internet experience, and guaranteeing that the sometimes heavy hand of government wouldn't itself disrupt the positive disruption that has allowed the internet to thrive for two decades.
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In many ways, the deal had become a litmus test about the future of their city and whether officials should be offering nearly $3 billion in public subsidies to a corporate behemoth that promised to transform New York, but also brought with it a reputation for treating local communities with a heavy hand.
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Unfortunately, directors have had a habit of sticking their fingers into investigations that have received public attention, whether that's the Richard Jewell situation during the bombing of the Olympics, or the Anthrax investigations, or any number of cases where management takes a heavy hand—and it's often those cases that end up becoming quite controversial.
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"Chairman Brady's partial elimination plan for the state and local tax (SALT) deduction would insert the heavy hand of Washington into state and local finance decisions, dictate winners and losers among states, and unfairly penalize taxpayers in states that rely significantly on income taxes," said the coalition, which includes groups representing state and local governments and labor unions.
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"But except for the lowest-smoke-point cooking fat of all, unclarified butter, which begins to smoke at only 250-300 degrees, smoke shouldn't be a problem in sauteing and pan-frying unless you have a very heavy hand on the burner control," food scientist and author Robert Wolke explained in The Washington Post in 1999.
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Maybe if he were to open the door to a public restroom and find someone overdosed on the floor, as have residents of Huntington and other West Virginia communities, then Sessions would rethink his disastrous decision to bring down the heavy hand of the federal government on states whose citizens and legislatures have opted to legalize medical cannabis.
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Clinton is not Jewish, but she also has in her long political career voted to support the 2003 invasion of Iraq and had a heavy hand in a government drone program that has killed numerous innocent civilians in its pursuit of confirmed terrorist operatives — a program, it should be noted, that Sanders has said he would continue.
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"I am proud to work with my friend Mike Lee on the Restoring Internet Freedom Act, a bill that rolls back former President Obama's power grab, protects open internet principles, and recognizes the transformative effect that the internet has had on our lives, generating billions of dollars of new economic activity and millions of jobs, largely free of government's heavy hand," Sen.
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"This was a plan crafted by the states and it didn't need the heavy hand of the federal government — so let's call it what it is: pandering to a few large energy interests and anti-public lands advocates that didn't get what they wanted when this plan was sealed in 2015," said David Yarnold, the president and CEO of the Audubon Society.
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Comey's claims were a rebuttal to allegations from presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and other Republicans that Clinton got off scot-free, while Petraeus suffered the heavy hand of justice.
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Aside from some flame-red leather motorcycle pants worn with a houndstooth blazer, it tipped a bit too far into Shakespearean re-enactment territory — at least until a gold-embroidered evening skirt with a simple silk blouse, molded red velvet trouser suit and series of gold-and-glass embroidered gowns tore free of the heavy hand, and fabrics, of their more costume-y antecedents.
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But foreigners can also see the Chinese state's heavy hand, such as when it mobilises pro-China crowds to drown out protesters during visits by Chinese leaders, or when it arm-twists foreign politicians not to complain about China's human-rights record (Liu Xiaobo, a Chinese human-rights activist who was awarded the Nobel Peace prize in 2010, languishes in a Chinese jail, rarely mentioned in public by Western leaders).
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As Gabe Sherman, national affairs editor at New York magazine and author of The Loudest Voice In The Room on Fox News' Roger Ailes, described: I hear from my sources inside Fox News who are frustrated that almost every story that producers program have to be filtered through a pro-Trump narrative and so we're very clearly seeing Murdoch's heavy hand in shaping the coverage of Fox News to help Trump.
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The heavy hand of Paris brought distinctively French touches: padded seats even in third class, an unwieldy timetable the size of a dictionary, the grandeur of the high-speed TGV, and a class of civil servants who call themselves cheminots with essentially a job for life and guaranteed sick leave, which created the old French joke that working for the railway must be dangerous because its employees are always getting ill.
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Lyn S. HillBrooklyn To the Editor: Beto O'Rourke's comments at the debate about confiscating assault weapons ("Hell yes, we're going to take your AR-15") were as plainly rational as suggesting guard rails on a dangerous bridge, yet we have fallen victim to the clever ploy of the National Rifle Association, which deems their recall the "heavy hand of government," words that are wired to the nerve center of our politics.
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