By and large, there are people who believe very strict hierarchy: biological hierarchy, racial hierarchy, and social hierarchy.
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The hierarchy in the real world is very different than the hierarchy at universities.
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In every organization there is a hierarchy of authority, but there's no hierarchy of needs.
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It's about separating medical needs from hierarchy, and infusing that hierarchy with community wherever that can't be done.
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But yes: Office workers are incredibly hierarchy conscious and hierarchy anxious and are frequently dreadful to people who are different.
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We all bring a hierarchy of values to how we understand and interpret a work, and every person's hierarchy is different.
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The debate over who's on top of the hierarchy is only intensified by a long-established American disavowal of such hierarchy.
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Clinton's challenge of the gender hierarchy in U.S. politics comes in the wake of President Barack Obama's upending of its racial hierarchy.
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During the Occupy movement, Freeman's essay was on the organizers' minds when they sought to eliminate hierarchy without introducing a hidden hierarchy.
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Nussbaum reacts to a gendered cultural hierarchy by deploying the weapons of that hierarchy against it: a certain combativeness, a bold swagger.
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SoHo had this hierarchy and the gallery structure, but when all these artists opened these fresh, young galleries, there was no hierarchy there.
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It's a frustrating hierarchy that only underscores the fact that geek culture isn't a hierarchy: The two sides of fandom balance one another equally.
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The hierarchy of customers on the plane, as Helaine Olen has written, already underscores the inequality in this country, and that hierarchy can encourage customers to take their feelings out on flight attendants in a variety of ways, even more so when you add the hierarchy of gender to the equation.
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If you didn't abide by what they said, you just fell out of their social hierarchy and I guess that's part of the toxic masculinity; there's a hierarchy amongst men.
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The chart features a hierarchy of terms like "system" and "stage"; generally, the suffix "cene" refers to a geologically brief stretch of time and sits at the bottom of the hierarchy.
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You were quoted by Vanity Fair about the hierarchy of stories: you believe that the top of that hierarchy in Hollywood is male violence, either man on man, or man on woman.
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"There is no hierarchy among the arts, just as there is no hierarchy among peoples," Jacques Chirac, a lover of Asian and African art and then France's president, proclaimed when the museum opened.
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He doesn't have a stake in the current Bachelor hierarchy.
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I wanted to cut out one rank from the hierarchy.
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A lack of rules and hierarchy gives some people pause.
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The club hierarchy eventually backed down and withdrew the increase.
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Some officials in the hierarchy, some police officers have doubts.
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These are both bears at the top of the hierarchy.
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Is there a hierarchy, and if so, who's the primary?
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As at Facebook and Google, a hierarchy is being built.
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The most obvious available meaning is that of racialized hierarchy.
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Just fuel for heating (Maslow' hierarchy of needs!) Thanks militias!
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In a hierarchy, you have to follow your boss's orders.
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The party hierarchy parallels the state one and outranks it.
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Givers will list people below them in the professional hierarchy.
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You always want to be first in your allies' hierarchy.
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In every social group, people fit into a status hierarchy.
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For the New York douchebag is keenly aware of hierarchy.
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This is a complete avoidance of the traditional musical hierarchy.
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There are no velvet ropes establishing the hierarchy of guests.
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This naturally creates a hierarchy, with men at the top.
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In the absence of formal hierarchy, reputational capital is paramount.
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"There's no hierarchy," Lisa Phillips, the New Museum's director, said.
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Chinese culture, but its overarching importance in maintaining hierarchy and
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Within days, the Oilers had upended their entire organizational hierarchy.
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The Jats occupy an ambiguous position in India's social hierarchy.
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The GOT hierarchy of powers is large and always shifting.
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The American hierarchy of clubs, however, is set in stone.
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There's more respect for principals here, more of a hierarchy.
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There is no hierarchy to the details in Greenwold's work.
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"Yes, there is an absence of hierarchy," Mr. Gabet said.
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This is a feature of the fish community's social hierarchy.
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The remaining invitations are issued according to some unknown hierarchy.
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The church belongs to the faithful, not to the hierarchy.
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But there are signs that the church hierarchy is listening.
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"Real nests typically have some hierarchy of sizes," he says.
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His problem is the entrenched ("complicit") local hierarchy and Cardinals.
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Story of my LIFE in the Girl Scout Cookie hierarchy.
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CW: Where do Coleen and Rebekah fall in WAG hierarchy?
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In the hierarchy of needs, first comes saving for retirement.
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Is there an unspoken hierarchy of chores in the household?
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When it comes to church hierarchy, he has not disappointed.
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This brotherhood has its own hierarchy and its own hagiography.
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Despite the split, she remained important in the party hierarchy.
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"There's kind of this hierarchy of skill level," Rutledge says.
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No watch is rejected here, and there is no hierarchy.
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As at Facebook and Google, a hierarchy is being built.
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Is it an idea meritocracy, or is it a hierarchy?
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This brotherhood has its own hierarchy and its own hagiography.
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The Catholic hierarchy readily complied with the Italian government's decisions.
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A stark spatial hierarchy is emerging in the United States.
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As with most assemblies of this size, there is hierarchy.
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The book uses typefaces to create a visual hierarchy as well.
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Others see the statue as a blatant symbol of racial hierarchy.
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We understand where pensions fit in the hierarchy without any legislation.
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She talked about how celebs greet each other based on hierarchy.
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And perhaps even lower in the hierarchy would be news publishers.
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"We had a hierarchy in my office in Congress," he said.
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Likely, there were many levels in the Sons of Jacobs' hierarchy.
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Unity was given concrete expression in the papacy and church hierarchy.
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His relations are not always so warm with the Catholic hierarchy.
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And food conferred a place in a hierarchy of the scarred.
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Fashion has always conveyed this hierarchy of who is deemed fashionable.
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The UN report on the Rohingyas showed the hierarchy at work.
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People need to recognise that this is the hierarchy 👌🏿 pic.twitter.
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Such social restrictions become more rigid higher up the caste hierarchy.
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Not only were they older, there was a clear implicit hierarchy.
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"When you put them first, then everybody else understands the hierarchy."
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It's their way of establishing a social hierarchy within their flock.
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So far, the church hierarchy has remained silent on these questions.
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"We had a hierarchy in my office in Congress," Mulvaney said.
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President Xi Jinping has stressed Confucius's emphasis on order and hierarchy.
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Wherever there's a power hierarchy there's going to be sexual abuse.
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The automaker has had a longtime obsession with hierarchy, Ford said.
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In Argentina there is a hierarchy for these kind of cooks.
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There is a strict social hierarchy in place that is unspoken.
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His treatment of celibacy as "abnormal" particularly incensed the Catholic hierarchy.
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Obama's presidency provoked a backlash because he disrupted the racial hierarchy.
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Saudi Arabia clearly sits at the top of the organization's hierarchy.
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How worthy they are of their perched position on the hierarchy.
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International diplomacy is a world of careful rituals, hierarchy and credentials.
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If this hierarchy sounds abstract to you, it's not to me.
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" Scientology labels a similar, early stage in its moral hierarchy "treason.
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"In the realm of security, there's like a hierarchy," Narvaiz explains.
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Smart notes that there's no hierarchy in the world of adversity.
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"There was no sense of place, no hierarchy," Mr. Chapman said.
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Critics said the diorama depicted cultural hierarchy, not a cultural exchange.
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Santiago had taken an unusual path through the 18th Street hierarchy.
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And he said he expected the current hierarchy to remain intact.
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Do these converted kids play a special role in their hierarchy?
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The burial site also indicated the lack of an apparent hierarchy.
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His military background left him with a firm belief in hierarchy.
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He begins: Bret Stephens is above me in the status hierarchy.
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The internet is actually structured based on a hierarchy of infrastructure.
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So hierarchy matters, but being in a group doesn't so much.
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This tolerance had been based not on equality but on hierarchy.
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"I believe in the Ideal, in Tradition, in Hierarchy," he declared.
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At the top of the Taliban hierarchy is Mawlawi Haibatullah Akhundzada.
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The club's hierarchy found him too detached, too intense, too draining.
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"The show challenges this idea of an assault hierarchy," said Fox.
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But apparently I wasn't in tune with the hierarchy in Washington.
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With this reality in mind, she said to focus on hierarchy.
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Takahashi invokes these processes without ever suggesting a hierarchy of being.
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Smaller committees, less hierarchy and more individual responsibility – that's our motto.
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In other words, Baby Boomers were loyal and respectful of hierarchy.
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"There is no such position in the Swedish hierarchy," he said.
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There's a whole hierarchy of disappointed diners, I'm sure of it.
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That cannibalization, though, only reinforced Philadelphia's standing atop the N.F.C. hierarchy.
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This helps preserve America's dominant place in the global hierarchy indefinitely.
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The biggest is this: Judaism is a religion without a hierarchy.
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There are always people who get a kick out of hierarchy.
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However, the Vatican hierarchy may have more pressing concerns at the moment.
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"She's a feminist challenge to gender hierarchy," Gellar said of her character.
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But the House leadership hierarchy is much more than just one position.
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So there's young Salvat searching for his place in high school's hierarchy.
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FF: Do you want me to list you the hierarchy of evil?
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Wylie's bold, billboard-sized paintings tend to abolish hierarchy of all kinds.
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But these same tools that upended hierarchy also provided a new one.
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Other members of Bieber's entourage also noticed this mysterious hierarchy of fame.
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This could enable Khamenei to tighten his grip on the governing hierarchy.
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In a ROWE, the hierarchy feels more horizontal than vertical, Thompson explained.
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He flattened an inflexible hierarchy, replacing layers of middle management with meritocracy.
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I try to break down the hierarchy between photographer, subject, and viewer.
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Burkean conservatives saw order as something institutional, anchored in restraint and hierarchy.
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Hierarchy may be useful in policing a riot, but it stifles innovation.
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In the alternate world that Darboven's words make, there is no hierarchy.
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Many workers focus their hopes on climbing the hierarchy of their organisations.
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So on the hierarchy of concern, he -- he should be much higher.
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How does the Bruce High Quality Foundation determine its hierarchy of Bruces?
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I think they didn't want it to be a top-down hierarchy.
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Both want to reposition the grassroots/netroots within the Democratic Party hierarchy.
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Not only has he changed the rules, he has upended the hierarchy.
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But this is the new -- this is the new hierarchy right now.
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It's the cosmetic application of identity politics to an ancient social hierarchy.
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There are signs that the White House hierarchy knows change is needed.
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It also now includes more nuance on males' place in the hierarchy.
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The above is how the hierarchy of Wikipedia has formed over time.
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The N.L.D. is run with a military emphasis on loyalty and hierarchy.
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Then the group created a hierarchy of needs specific to rural communities.
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Followers, your place in a social hierarchy and how you measure that.
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"I don't have ambition in moving up in the hierarchy," he said.
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But they share a belief in hierarchy, and an opposition to egalitarianism.
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On the hierarchy of digital communication, the breadcrumber is the lowest form.
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There is less hierarchy in Sweden than there is in the US
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Some women used sex to win favors from the overwhelmingly male hierarchy.
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Nobody calling themselves a conservative can agree to this hierarchy of values.
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It also brought her into conflict with members of the church hierarchy.
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The result is a hierarchy of interlocking barbs at the finest scales.
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Is there a hierarchy of things that the company's focused on now?
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The rest of the church hierarchy went their own way, he added.
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There was no hierarchy in that place, except, of course, the beards.
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It is now Muslims, especially in Punjab, who maintain a caste hierarchy.
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Once fears subside, we'd move up the hierarchy to something else scary.
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The election of the first black president unsettled centuries of racial hierarchy.
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Critics have said the diorama depicts cultural hierarchy, not a cultural exchange.
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It's also a world with even more avenues to enforce racial hierarchy.
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In the hierarchy of Trump toxicity, this may be the most insidious.
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But as far as the luxury market goes, a hierarchy has developed.
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"The left believes in a hierarchy of victimhood," he said in Utah.
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There's always that kind of social hierarchy in school all the time.
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Archbishop Viganò's initial letter was a remarkable broadside against the Vatican hierarchy.
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They tacitly endorse a player-first hierarchy, at least in marketing terms.
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There is a clear hierarchy in Kihnu: children, community and, lastly, men.
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Recently, there have been similarly purposeful efforts (to maintain a racial hierarchy).
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This is not a club hierarchy that has a long-term vision.
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Or, may we ask: Should there even be a hierarchy for wine?
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Social hierarchy is very important in East Asian cultures, particularly in business.
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Faced with such challenges, Saudi Arabia has shaken up its oil hierarchy.
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Caash has had a rapid, unlikely ascent, bypassing the local rap hierarchy.
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The seating hierarchy was as formalized as that of a royal court.
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They figured out the hierarchy of the leadership: There would be none.
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And they are told by the Catholic hierarchy that contraception is immoral.
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Most Americans do not realize that a hierarchy of immigrant security exists.
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It prefers clarity and hierarchy and is averse to ambiguity and doubt.
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And few traditions run deeper than the 22014,231-year-old caste hierarchy.
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The sister in charge tells him that church hierarchy opposes "prophylactic" practices.
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It suggests that humans have a hierarchy of needs represented by ABC.
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Our brains are built for maintaining our status in a social hierarchy.
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In these projects, the workplace hierarchy seems so clear it's practically translucent.
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My working definition of patriarchy is a society that's structured by hierarchy.
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And now we've got this hierarchy that we have to deal with.
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Yet gender hierarchy is also a potent part of that political tradition.
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Lei notes that, when women are higher up in a hierarchy, it may seem like success, but the troubling fact remains that "we're not developing alternatives" to that hierarchy, and instead just replicating power structures that disempower marginalized people.
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They voted for Ms Park because her presidency to them offered to reinstate an older and more certain Korean hierarchy, emblematic of her father's rule, in which everyone had their place in an organic whole—a hierarchy without shame.
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Fact is, if you're trying to get people to try something new, looking at Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and fulfilling one of the listed needs—the lower down the hierarchy, the better—is a good way to ensure success.
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In the end, the fight against artistic hierarchy is more noble than effective.
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Takers will list four people who are above them in the professional hierarchy.
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Groups, therefore, are always seeking to increase their position in the status hierarchy.
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So that kind of gives you a general take on its corporate hierarchy.
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Of course, generals are typically conditioned to respect hierarchy and to follow orders.
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Neither can command a top-down global structure comparable to the Catholic hierarchy.
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Mr Aquino would like to apply similar restrictions higher up the political hierarchy.
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There's no legal requirement to have a flat hierarchy, or to share power.
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It soaks up information and places those ideas in a hierarchy of values.
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She could also sink deeper into her jealousy and commitment to Gilead's hierarchy.
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On today's Halftime Report the desk reacted to the new changes in hierarchy.
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Many priests and members of the Georgian Orthodox Church hierarchy trained in Russia.
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We have to stop creating a hierarchy of 'good drugs' and 'bad drugs.
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Maybe hierarchy is a perfectly fine term and I needn't be so concerned.
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Baltimore's unique place in America's school discipline hierarchy emerged over the past decade.
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USAID's weakness is also reflected in its lowly place in the bureaucratic hierarchy.
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To borrow an analogy from Maslow, the skin has a hierarchy of needs.
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Each stage of Facebook's rollout expanded it a rung down the social hierarchy.
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It's not a class system or a caste system, it's just a hierarchy.
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Vice presidents of finance are typically near the top of a business hierarchy.
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In Ireland, too, there is a spectrum of views in the church hierarchy.
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The Muscovite hierarchy apparently sees this as an opportunity for a fresh start.
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"Figuratively speaking what I create is a world without hierarchy," says Mr Gursky.
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"When you put them first, then everybody else understands the hierarchy." https://www.instagram.
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Whatever I am includes those things, all of them, and without any hierarchy.
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A few degrees of removal from the Catholic hierarchy, but relevant experience nonetheless!
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And I mean everyone – from the top of the hierarchy to the bottom.
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Since arriving in Washington, McCarthy has made steady progress in the Republican hierarchy.
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She has no idea about the tiny, faltering little hierarchy at play here.
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The current uprising in Iran does not have any formal leadership or hierarchy.
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Colony strips away organizational hierarchy and simplifies the management of a distributed workforce.
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Few in what remains of the ISIS hierarchy would contemplate such a move.
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Most of London's immigrant population shares the same obsession: the city's economic hierarchy.
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In the hierarchy of the corporate world today, Amazon is near the top.
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The UFC hierarchy have clearly shown a preference towards "super fights" of late.
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Even then, according to ex-followers, the Rajneesh hierarchy may not be satisfied.
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Scholars for years have suspected that tech might alter the hierarchy of cities.
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Not the least of his long-running battles was with the church hierarchy.
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"You're changing individuals' racial identity instead of changing the racial hierarchy," he says.
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We need to talk about the starch hierarchy (hier-starchy?) of Thanksgiving dinner.
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"We couldn't have hundreds of people on a zero hierarchy," Mr. Schumacher said.
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Levels suggest a hierarchy, the advancement from inferior to superior qualities of joy.
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For him, there was no hierarchy between art and crafts, such as ceramics.
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But his operation remains not just small but devoid of traditional campaign hierarchy.
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There are doubts within the Iranian hierarchy over whether the Europeans will deliver.
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Perhaps the familiar hierarchy that we enact daily with race in public space?
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They're a band of contrasts that simultaneously flatten any perceived notions of hierarchy.
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Deacons are ordained clerics who sit just behind priests in the Church hierarchy.
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To be fair, as with anything else, there is a hierarchy to things.
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Fairs can be an exhausting experience in an already exhausting art world hierarchy.
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There is immense blurriness these days at the top of the economic hierarchy.
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In this position, he helped shape the American church's hierarchy for a generation.
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With Rauschenberg, there is no obvious hierarchy of images to scan and unpack.
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Beaujolais has a modest hierarchy for ranking the potential quality of its wines.
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And the moms' group, it seems to just have this hierarchy of sympathy.
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This hierarchy reflects just how segmented the idea of "film" can often be.
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Likewise, there is no appetite for a change of manager among the hierarchy.
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For example, an elephant is a herd animal, so it responds to hierarchy.
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Something causes the social hierarchy to reshuffle, with some social class losing out.
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So it starts with a hierarchy of benefits, that&aposs probably No. 1.
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But this demands fundamental structural change that has thus far eluded the hierarchy.
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This is done through a hierarchy of controls: source, engineering, administrative and personal.
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In just a few months, he realized that the hierarchy was too severe.
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In today's culture, "we very much have a hierarchy of stories," she continued.
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Perhaps more critically, MS-13 is a decentralized organization with no clear hierarchy.
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I try to be fair to the parts, and not have a hierarchy.
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Decades of sex abuse scandals have eroded public trust in the ecclesiastical hierarchy.
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At the same time, the old hierarchy of hardware and software became inverted.
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Certain images underscore an unbridgeable gap and a never-to-be-toppled hierarchy.
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The Empire is a rigid, militaristic hierarchy, obsessed with its high-tech weaponry.
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We need fewer cultural warriors and more pastoral carers in the Catholic hierarchy.
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It required a hierarchy of humanity that discounted lives based on skin color.
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" Arcangel notes, "There is no hierarchy in terms of image quality or resolution.
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Since the beginning, Francis's papacy has galvanized conservative ranks within the Vatican hierarchy.
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The differing responses can seem to impose a hierarchy of victims, in which those killed by one sort of attacker are deemed to matter more than others, and a hierarchy of perpetrators, sorted by those seen as posing the greater threat.
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The titular poem is long and fragmented: "Poetry v prose" is the first in a long list of dichotomies that collapse onto each other, and the arbitrary hierarchy of the animal kingdom stands in for the arbitrary hierarchy of nations.
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Public buildings from that time period suggest a kind of hierarchy in the culture.
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The war of words also reached the stratosphere of Church hierarchy, cardinal versus cardinal.
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"I considered it falls to the initiative of officials in the hierarchy," he said.
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Yellow always ranks low in the color preference hierarchy, no matter what you're selling.
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He is always aware of where he stands in the hierarchy of fantastic wealth.
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Those without an invite sit on the lowest rung on the street style hierarchy.
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Mr Mercer won Plymouth Moor View, which the party hierarchy had dismissed as unwinnable.
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More common is for force or hierarchy, not the meritocracy of ideas, to win.
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As its title suggests, the choreographer Donna Uchizono's "Sticky Majesty" features a pronounced hierarchy.
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But in their internal hierarchy of horrors, the Kim regime's collapse frightens them more.
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Is there a hierarchy for the most effective versus least effective forms of terrorism?
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The social hierarchy is long past due for revision: less creeps, more weird girls.
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In the hierarchy of skin-care priorities, tending to our armpits falls pretty low.
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From what he was saying, there was no hierarchy at all, much less clearance.
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There are no smug jocks, mean girls, or other antiquated tropes about social hierarchy.
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All reflect a belief that there is a hierarchy of races, cultures, and faiths.
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While the details of intestate succession vary, they generally follow a hierarchy of survivors.
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In contrast, the West Coast was nimble, networked, and decentralized, with little social hierarchy.
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The secretaries are the top bureaucrats and are placed next to ministers in hierarchy.
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Still, in Trump's hierarchy of bliss, dominance does seem to rank at the top.
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Under the current monarchical hierarchy, the top Knights are required to have noble lineage.
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There is no entrance fee, no hierarchy and no actual organisation behind the gatherings.
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"I don't want any hierarchy in my dining room" — no captains, assistants or bussers.
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But if there is a hierarchy, triglycerides and HDL are more important than LDL.
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There are two vacancies for lower-ranking slots in the House GOP leadership hierarchy.
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Mentally strong parents empower kids to make appropriate choices while maintaining a clear hierarchy.
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One way he does that is by emphasizing action over adherence to a hierarchy.
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Most teams have some sort of hierarchy, with a limited number of decision-makers.
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In return, they demanded unswerving loyalty and a willing submission to a rigid hierarchy.
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To the extent that it entrenched racial hierarchy, it seemed anti-egalitarian as well.
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Anti-establishment fervor roiling the presidential race may soon tumble the Senate Republican hierarchy.
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"I think of things in terms of a hierarchy of need," Mr. Spell said.
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There seems to be a presumed hierarchy of materials that is no longer relevant.
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It occurs when one group grows big enough to potentially alter the power hierarchy.
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As soon as they're onboard, you can tell right away the hierarchy among them.
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It has an org chart, there's a hierarchy, team leads do one-on-ones.
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This idea of a natural hierarchy was challenged by the thinkers of the Enlightenment.
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Likability is not about a hierarchy as much as it is about feeling connected.
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But the authors theorized that social hierarchy might have something to do with it.
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They accept hierarchy because responsibility, authority and accountability must, at all times, be clear.
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At the top of the hierarchy are officers — managers and those responsible for navigation.
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But there may also be a separate prestige hierarchy, where the cool kids are.
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"Essentially, we establish a hierarchy of rules and break the least important," he said.
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Does conservatism, historically, have no content apart from a defense of hierarchy and privilege?
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If slaves were liberated, then the whole racial hierarchy in private life would collapse.
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Its success helped propel Skipper up the ESPN hierarchy to president of the company.
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As the mercenary menu shows, she is in a big hierarchy of other mercenaries.
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His angst is real, as are the gradations of social hierarchy that cause it.
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The importance of the suit goes beyond the officers' treatment by the departmental hierarchy.
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The rehearsal felt amicable, open, with no sense of hierarchy among the three dancers.
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At the top of the hierarchy are officers: managers and those responsible for navigation.
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" But she also blasted organized religion as being "about hierarchy, power, control and greed.
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I wouldn't say it's a hierarchy because she's so warm and lovely and easygoing.
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There's another expected opening in the House GOP leadership hierarchy: GOP conference secretary. Rep.
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"If you think about the hierarchy of consumption, it's reduce, reuse, recycle," she says.
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Turbulence Theory Russia's political hierarchy and official press greeted Trump's Inauguration with unreserved glee.
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Ayestarán, picking up on the mood, passed the message on through the club's hierarchy.
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They need the hierarchy to stop blocking, or trying to block, access to contraception.
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Part of the problem, it turns out, is their lack of structure and hierarchy.
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He moved slowly up the Congress hierarchy to be elected party president in 2017.
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Nietzsche believed the lower you ventured on the social hierarchy, the less suffering mattered.
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Chinese culture and society are based entirely on relationships and hierarchy, she tells me.
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A hierarchy of quality exists, and we have to be sure not to overreach.
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It's not about dominance, but coexistence; not about hierarchy but recognizing borders as mutable.
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The group appears to have little hierarchy or organizational structure, and no older leaders.
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Jim Clyburn (SC) is "conference chair," the No. 3 position in the Democratic hierarchy.
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And he began to break down the overarching archetypes that would comprise his hierarchy.
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With her counselor, Ella worked her way through her hierarchy to face her fears.
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"Do you think about violence as a horizontal plane or hierarchy?" the man asked.
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They ran it as an authoritarian state built to sustain a violent racial hierarchy.
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A hierarchy exists at SoulCycle that's not unlike that of a high school cafeteria.
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He then asserted the need for a rigid hierarchy: leadership above and staff below.
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Besides, the mob's hierarchy isn't particularly clear—in fact, it's a cluttered, bureaucratic mess.
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They had not, in other words, worked within the guidelines of the male hierarchy.
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As for the hierarchy of that trio of environmental crusaders ... it's up for debate.
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Jim Clyburn (SC) is "assistant minority leader," the No. 3 position in the Democratic hierarchy.
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Embedded in excellent analysis is best explanation of Bannon/Trump hierarchy I've heard to date.
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Macaques, unlike chimps, maintain a single dominance hierarchy that sticks, regardless of the social context.
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The latter reformers emerged from movement cultures that emphasized participation and looked askance at hierarchy.
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The hierarchy of performance cars goes: sports car, supercar and hypercar, from least to most.
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Some exhibition participants go to great lengths to transform this visible "racial hierarchy" into allegory.
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But Crenshaw isn't seeking to build a racial hierarchy with black women at the top.
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Like many movements, the alt-right is an amorphous group and has no real hierarchy.
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On the hierarchy of undesirable weather, humidity ranks at the top — yes, even above rain.
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We think understanding where the product or service fits in this hierarchy is equally important.
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Now the Guards see an opportunity to lever back their position in the Iranian hierarchy.
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Churches spread because authority flows through spiritual experience, rather than church hierarchy or formal education.
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Phillip and Jaclyn meet with their staff to assign roles and build a functional hierarchy.
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Trump will remain Trump, the new campaign hierarchy says, but this time will be different.
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" Accept the hierarchy: "Recognize those who have been placed above you... and learn from them.
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The world is big enough for everyone, so there's no need for synthetic-organic hierarchy.
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It also exposed evidence that the Chilean hierarchy systematically covered up and minimized abuse cases.
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Those games have worlds where interaction is determined by hierarchy, but Spelunky isn't like that.
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When I first started cooking there was a strict hierarchy, sort of like the military.
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Rob human labour of its scarcity, and its position in the economic hierarchy becomes fragile.
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It encourages its employees to abandon hierarchy and structure for what it calls "radical agility".
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Play Pokémon Go for any length of time, and you soon internalize its rigid hierarchy.
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In our hierarchy of goodness, Ghanaians were at the top, and nothing else came close.
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With his old-school, almost military bearing, Mr. Percoco had a profound respect for hierarchy.
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Its vision of development based on harmonious rural life and a deferential hierarchy is fantasy.
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Many Black families believe and take pride in a strict hierarchy between parents and children.
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Hopefully an end to binaries and a lack of social hierarchy in the LGBTQ community.
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The next step up in the Crosstrek hierarchy is the Premium trim level at $7003,2700.
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Mr. Head, a poor and sad old man, undertakes to tutor Nelson in racial hierarchy.
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She is a subtle reader and persuasive champion of the aristocrats of her cultural hierarchy.
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Besides Mr. Gulen's unquestionable authority, another key feature of the movement is its cultish hierarchy.
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Mr. Lee joined Lotte in 1973 and rapidly climbed Lotte's hierarchy under Shin Kyuk-ho.
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Francis' American appointments elevate moderates in the church hierarchy, bypassing doctrinal conservatives from large archdioceses.
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We need to rebuild the safe collectivity of a gay community without judgement or hierarchy.
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We were all servants in the Kingdom of Heaven, which set the hierarchy on earth.
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I was the exception to Maslow's hierarchy of needs — for me, food came before safety.
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Peck presumably presented arguments about a hierarchy of races to his students using these drawings.
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However, Australia's Catholic hierarchy pushed back Friday on recommendations that would upend centuries of tradition.
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Is there a hierarchy or chronology in violence against the self, one's own family, strangers?
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We walked home, past the abandoned school, and I thought about the hierarchy of grief.
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In every setting — a school, a company or a society — there is an official hierarchy.
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Women and people of color are not the favored groups in the hierarchy of power.
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They're followed by Booker and Klobuchar, who could conceivably fight their way up the hierarchy.
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The larrikin is irreverent and jocular, ready to challenge hierarchy and upend class-based pretensions.
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Fixing it will take money, courage and commitment from several levels of the institution's hierarchy.
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As it happens, each of the six "Brandenburgs" delves into issues of hierarchy and order.
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Yet hierarchy hasn't gone anywhere, and something like 18th-century condescension remains a common practice.
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As a therapist, I always say that there's no hierarchy of pain — pain is pain.
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"They have their own language, hierarchy, code of ethics, and diversity of crimes," Urbina said.
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And there's a silliness inherent in this hierarchy — something everyone seems to know except them.
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After the Communist takeover in 1949, however, Catholicism's established hierarchy in China became a weakness.
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" He adds: "It really is about this patriarchal hierarchy that existed between [Bernard] and Ford.
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I mean, it really is about this patriarchal hierarchy that existed between him and Ford.
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On "Do Cóccix," she covered Seu Jorge's "A Carne," a biting protest against racial hierarchy.
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In an office in the Bay Area, there is an established power structure and hierarchy.
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Despite its breakthrough season, the Manchester City hierarchy still believe their work is not done.
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Mr. Weinstein's conviction shows that this hierarchy is starting to be challenged — but only just.
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Hard-line factions in Iran's hierarchy partly faulted Mr. Rouhani for having negotiated the agreement.
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His long tenure froze the Republican hierarchy and the ambitions of its apparatchiks under him.
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Some attempts were racially explicit, diagraming a hierarchy of races to ennoble slavery with signs.
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The trust between the church's hierarchy and the people in the pews has been destroyed.
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He said the church hierarchy may not have understood what was demanded under the law.
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In subsequent years, he moved up the Congress Party's hierarchy, becoming vice president in 2013.
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I know you're not supposed to have this kind of old-fashioned hierarchy of books.
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The internet is teeming with people determined to use science as proof of racial hierarchy.
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They answer to their hierarchy, the Justice Ministry and, as a result, to the executive.
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The communist hierarchy looked forward to the technology its country might obtain from the Americans.
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We could safely reaffirm that they both belong at the top of the aglianico hierarchy.
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Francis has mostly disappointed those who hoped he would bring accountability to the church hierarchy.
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They disparage challengers of traditional hierarchy, including women, racial and ethnic minorities, and LGBTQ people.
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That's because the Catholic hierarchy spent decades silencing its priests' victims, the grand jury said.
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The photographs in the online version of the cover story also create a racial hierarchy.
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So in order to do those two things, it required a theory of racial hierarchy.
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So far, the Catholic hierarchy has offered mixed responses to the growing number of investigations.
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My position has always been that all of these racist and sexist hierarchies have always been tacitly grounded in the deepest — and often most invisible – hierarchy of all: the ontological divide between human and animal life, which in turn grounds a pernicious ethical hierarchy.
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So unless that is reformed, unless we reform society so there are no hierarchies, because the hierarchy used to be white, property-owning men at the top of the hierarchy and everybody else in varying positions underneath that, and now it's just money and power.
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Both systems processed large quantities of information using a hierarchy of pre-set but adaptable rules.
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Spectacles like the LNAH affirm truths easily understood: that physicality creates a clear hierarchy between men.
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Yes, and Marcus gets a very Mean Girls-esque explanation of his new school's social hierarchy.
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In a socioeconomic hierarchy, a person's class can affect their health, well-being, emotions, and behavior.
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"He is all about hierarchy, chain of command and structure," a longtime foreign service officer said.
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Yet, the way women use the word — even when describing themselves — can contribute to that hierarchy.
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And they expressed a desire for group hierarchy instead of equality, with their group on top.
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Avoiding any hierarchy of prestige or loss, privates take their place alongside generals and national heroes.
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Today, the road reflects the hierarchy that organizes life in Russia into a top-down structure.
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This sort of planning is enabled by the presence of built-in hierarchy within a network.
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In Syria and throughout the Middle East, they are reflected in our hierarchy of favored pasts.
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And I would rather we actively disassemble this fragile hierarchy than watch passively when it implodes.
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Obviously there's still a power hierarchy, but do you see the internet as a great equalizer?
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It may also hint at just how important Overwatch is to Blizzard's current hierarchy of games.
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Where are my children going to be in the hierarchy of American power in 10 years?
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A better approach recognizes a hierarchy of decision-makers with varying degrees of freedom and importance.
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The church hierarchy has been slower to speak out, but is finding its voice at last.
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Boundaries need to be set, rules need to be followed, and hierarchy needs to be established.
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It's right there next to breathing and sex at the bottom of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
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It goes back to the future and promises the restoration of a once invincible racial hierarchy.
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For flyers at the top and bottom of the price hierarchy, the beds won't make sense.
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Neurons in olfactory areas randomly sample the entire receptor space, not specific regions in a hierarchy.
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European colonialists in southern Africa used clothing as a boundary marker and an indicator of hierarchy.
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Or that a desire to preserve a lost racial hierarchy would overwhelm simple economic self-interest.
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Clearly, however, he is already out of contention and the hierarchy at Astana is much clearer.
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In the course of two tournaments, the hierarchy of Dragon Ball FighterZ had been sufficiently shattered.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is also trying to assert its place in the Russia investigative. hierarchy.
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The best ideas can — and often do — come from anyone, regardless of job title or hierarchy.
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Almost two-thirds of them have spent 12 years or more climbing up the corporate hierarchy.
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They're flipping the traditional hierarchy of the CEO being on top and putting their staff upfront.
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On the media's hierarchy of priorities, then, truth is far less important than imagery and narrative?
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But the post-war Anglican hierarchy, alarmed by the General Strike, remained part of the establishment.
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He also flattened an inflexible hierarchy, replacing layers of middle management with a meritocratic leadership style.
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But first, his agents wanted to discover what plans the club's hierarchy had for their player.
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It could have been cunning timing, but it was also indicative of the Yankees' offensive hierarchy.
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There's no size or positional hierarchy to distinguish, for instance, the importance of the power button.
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Conservatives, however, look to tradition, hierarchy, deference, protectionism and orthodoxy to keep the chaos at bay.
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He fully embraced the role of national patriarch, upholding Thailand's traditions of hierarchy, deference and loyalty.
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So it is with organizations: traditional organizations (spiders) have a rigid hierarchy and top-down leadership.
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And in a nod to Nvidia's flat corporate hierarchy, there will be no discernible executive suite.
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Despite this, she has long had the support of younger politicians in the country's political hierarchy.
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The answer will depend on how the Murdochs and their corporate hierarchy handle it from here.
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"It's a hard call," Shimkus said, while talking about his higher spot in the committee hierarchy.
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But lay Catholics and law enforcement officials appear to be losing patience with the church's hierarchy.
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The first is to institute an option for reporting abuse that is independent of Church hierarchy.
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Part of Rosselli's "assignment" in Los Angeles was to cultivate relationships with the film industry hierarchy.
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That's unlike the web, whose hierarchy is fluid, driven more by the structure of HTML files.
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We meticulously go through all my phobias, obsessions, and rituals and rate them on a hierarchy.
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"There's a hierarchy of diseases, and catheter-associated urinary infections are at the bottom," she says.
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Your work gives a lot of information at once, contradicting itself and working to disestablish hierarchy.
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Over time, this implicit moral hierarchy was bound to incubate feelings of humiliation, dispossession and resentment.
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The truth is, the adherents of #TeamNatural are upholding the beauty hierarchy that has always existed.
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Alison Sirico: The white wall space represents a hierarchy and having to start from the bottom.
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The Orthodox hierarchy in Moscow sensed, accurately, that this situation could be turned to their advantage.
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"They are organizing all those pairs into a linear hierarchy in their head," said Dr. Tibbetts.
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At this moment, you can notice, the entire power hierarchy of this situation gets completely reversed.
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Like hundreds of other abusive clerics, the priest was facilitated and protected by the Catholic hierarchy.
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The clean lines and syncopated curves of Niemeyer's architecture seem necessary compared to Baroque's dense hierarchy.
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Habib examined the politicians' tweets for levels of anger, negativity, passive-aggression, personal attacks, and hierarchy.
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In such churches, there is no larger hierarchy to set policies and keep the pastor accountable.
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Take a look at this hierarchy of needs chart, developed by the American psychologist Abraham Maslow.
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For its part, Beijing began appointing bishops and priests, giving it control over the church's hierarchy.
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Mr. Trump himself has long elevated the entrepreneur above the business executive in his personal hierarchy.
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It is an emphasis that is increasingly evident throughout a church hierarchy that he is reshaping.
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The digital hierarchy has sparked a conspiracy theory about why Harry and Meghan can't catch up.
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And, unusual among Impressionists, "There's not a clear hierarchy between Degas's oil and pastels," he said.
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His lawyers have argued that their client was at the bottom of the Texas Seven hierarchy.
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At its worst, it is not merely an example but a celebration of luxury, hierarchy, exclusivity.
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Women religious have long been viewed as second-class citizens in the hierarchy of the church.
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THE HIERARCHY OF DANGER: On Monday, three different sets of researchers revealed three different security vulnerabilities.
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There is no discernible hierarchy in the service staff, although Mr. Redzepi is obviously the boss.
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Below him is a hierarchy of attaches who visit and advise Turkish-Muslim communities across Germany.
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Fewer women can be found at every single level of corporate hierarchy, according to the report.
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Franklin dislikes awards shows, which remind him of how explicit the celebrity machine's hierarchy can be.
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There is a hierarchy thing where you attract high fees because you bring in the crowd.
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It has no hierarchy, no staff, and its members prefer not to acknowledge the group's existence.
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When the school year resumes after their summer fling, social hierarchy threatens to keep them apart.
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Here's how the whole event comes together and how the hierarchy is maintained within the forum.
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"They asked me how the hierarchy of April 6 worked, how do we communicate," he said.
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But most analysts say Samsung's complicated hierarchy is already dominated by executives loyal to Mr. Lee.
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There are three traditional categories of sideshow performers, he said, explaining their place in the hierarchy.
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Maslow's hierarchy of needs provides a framework for conceptualizing the motivation of all people, including terrorists.
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Cardinal Pell's case was especially significant because he occupied the highest levels of the church hierarchy.
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Depending on your position in the hierarchy of survival, the cycle of life could shift significantly.
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Since the start of the season, the hierarchy of men's college basketball has been constantly changing.
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What remarks that he made, according to the article, suggest recent frictions within the government hierarchy?
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This environment of secrecy produces an unwritten hierarchy of "haves" and "have-nots" within the company.
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" Smith also tells the church hierarchy that "Israel has nuclear weapons, make no mistake about it.
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There's definitely a hierarchy with freedom of movement that Western people are really woefully unaware of.
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Again, in a nod against capitalism, there isn't a concrete hierarchy, creative monopoly, or competitive vibe here.
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For centuries national identity was entwined with the conservative ritual and hierarchy of the continent's oldest church.
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Throughout the revolution, Martin Castro remained a farmer and held no position in the Communist Party hierarchy.
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There's no real hierarchy between the trends that are obvious and the ones that are more subtle.
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The game, though, was ultimately a measure of where the two teams stand in the N.B.A. hierarchy.
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Workers should be paid according to the value they add rather than their position in the hierarchy.
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I use terms like power structure and hierarchy because those were formative concepts for me in school.
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The Philippines has a hierarchy of disaster-risk reduction, and management councils at every level of government.
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"Amarillo" underscored just how hard it is for Jimmy to navigate the hierarchy of a law firm.
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Survival requires an understanding of roles within the social hierarchy, and intuition of what others are thinking.
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I note nondescript office chairs and then markers of status and hierarchy: a Herman Miller Aeron chair.
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Young people are becoming more willing to challenge hierarchy, but what will happen as they get older?
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They form a Maslow's hierarchy of needs of the creative self struggling to deal with the market.
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There's so much information on each page, and the hierarchy of information is so important to me.
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That's why she wanted to make it clear the Time's Up is a campaign without a hierarchy.
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"Prospective visa holders occupy the lowest rung in the constitutional hierarchy," Temple University professor Peter Spiro says.
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Consider Hierarchy & Roles On teams where debate becomes unproductive, drawing lines around areas of responsibility can help.
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The documents also reveal that the ring itself was operated as a business, with its own hierarchy.
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The three outputs are expected to correspond with the Porsche&aposs base, S and Turbo model hierarchy.
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How is this behavior used to demean and establish hierarchy in a way "lighter" behavior might not?
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When you leave a bunch of kids on an island, they have to create their own hierarchy.
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He envisioned a closed, rigid hierarchy staffed by bureaucrats who entered by examination and enjoyed protected careers.
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It's the latest sign that Trump, who ran as an outsider, sits atop the Republican Party's hierarchy.
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We have been given our ranking in the workplace hierarchy, and it is embarrassingly, humiliatingly, contemptibly low.
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For example, we might wonder where in the simulation hierarchy we live, if indeed we are sims.
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As fans increasingly voiced their dissatisfaction at Wenger, Arsenal's hierarchy handed him a two-year contract extension.
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They subscribed to the Bauhaus notion that no hierarchy should exist between art, craft, design, and architecture.
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They'll rest with a man more hospitable to liberal principles than his colleagues within the Republican hierarchy.
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Diego Gambetta, a sociologist, says women make rougher inmates because they take longer to establish a hierarchy.
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The hierarchy has been built up to empower the flow of information up and down the organization.
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Grammars are seen as a ladder by which clever, poor children can climb up the social hierarchy.
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"Banks have their own hierarchy of domiciles that they regard as more or less trustworthy," Sharman says.
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If the reason you want to do something is to please the hierarchy (you risk losing that).
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"While we recognize that recycling and composting are good, we forget the hierarchy is reduce, reuse, recycle."
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However, that hierarchy often lends itself to a 100/0/0 allocation, which I find totally backwards.
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There is no hierarchy in them, no genealogy or chronology or organizing principle of any other kind.
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Men exercise "headship" over their wives, establishing a hierarchy whose basic mechanics differ from denomination to denomination.
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You often lose self-consciousness as you gain flexibility, and a new hierarchy of values takes shape.
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First, "friendzone" is a sexist way to describe Dany's hierarchy-appropriate and chivalrically-correct relationship to Jorah!
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The UK's preferred holdco/opco structure for resolution should still work with the EU's credit hierarchy harmonisation.
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Although the Smithsonian's hierarchy did not capitulate, a disclaimer was posted on the exterior of that Museum.
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They were defined by the presence or absence of social hierarchy, and the rate of social mobility.
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If the Republican hierarchy continues on its current path and is successful, it will alienate Trump supporters.
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Right now we clearly have a hierarchy between masculinity and femininity, wherein masculinity is more highly valued.
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Something about my favorite games this year made it feel wrong to give them some specific hierarchy.
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To the hierarchy-conscious, the way things work is you pay respect to the winners above you.
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They lack a central figure, unifying ground or space, hierarchy, and pictorial or narrative tension among figures.
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Yes, we live in a society marked by hierarchy and inequality — and, yes, that's intrinsic to capitalism.
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They slow progress by focusing on hierarchy, top-down decision making, rigid deadlines and short-term outcomes.
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In the hierarchy of thankless Olympic jobs, judging race-walking events would easily take the top step.
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"Ideas of racial hierarchy will play out in different ways even within an integrated context," he says.
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Father Muñoz, a trusted member of the church hierarchy, had handled abuse reports and other confidential information.
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The conservative church hierarchy condemned the Somoza dictatorship, but was reluctant at first to embrace the Sandinistas.
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The Warped Tour, by comparison, costs about $45, and there is no hierarchy to the ticketing system.
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And the higher a man rises in the social hierarchy, the more himpathy he tends to attract.
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Mr. Kim also used the party meeting to promote those loyal to him in the party hierarchy.
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It is not clear how high Mr. Papadopoulos or Mr. Page ranked in the Trump campaign hierarchy.
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Students, teachers, and the two directors are all friends, and hierarchy doesn't apply outside of academic hours.
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The Brahmins sit at the very top of the caste hierarchy and are longstanding gatekeepers of power.
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There's almost no hierarchy of detail or information because Tom doesn't know what's significant and what isn't.
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Boarding hierarchy didn't matter much until about 10 years ago, when airlines began charging for checked bags.
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"Some members of the hierarchy didn't own up to these painful situations," he said at the Mass.
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But it turns out that without an obvious social hierarchy we all get to feel equally powerless.
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There is a distinctive hierarchy to this donor dance: the bigger the contributor, the smaller the gathering.
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Educated liberals are inclined to disavow hierarchy, and yet they appear to be the beneficiaries of one.
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But there is a process, there's a procedure and there's a hierarchy and there's a reporting relationship.
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What these executive aeries all shared was an Olympus-like sense of remoteness, authority and defined hierarchy.
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It was late July when James Paxton was nearing his breaking point — as was the Yankees hierarchy.
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Tradition, in this view, is what causes hierarchy — placing feudal landowners above serfs and men above women.
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There's no hierarchy to it — it's definitely not an I'm the boss of you sort of relationship.
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None of them understood the slow burn of the publishing hierarchy or the industry's shabby, nostalgic glamour.
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For another, it works best when looking at species from wildly different corners of the taxonomical hierarchy.
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So it's about removing hierarchy, removing judgment, removing discrimination and to use objects as metaphors for people.
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Our democracy, she says, has a brutal hierarchy that dictates who has the power to establish truth.
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It also helps to make the bullet text smaller with a thinner font weight, establishing a hierarchy.
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"They're interested in understanding the decision-making hierarchy, and they're also interested in executive changes," said Wylonis.
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She was more American now, and seemed impatient with the stringent hierarchy of a Japanese research institution.
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Quite the reverse occurred once Kim Jong Un ascended the communist and military hierarchy in late 2011.
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The al Qaeda-linked Haqqani network has been given the number two military position in its hierarchy.
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Each tribe had a hierarchy with many roles — a big chief, a big queen, a witch doctor.
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Pattern and ornament are perceived as signs of freedom and tools for the destabilization of gendered hierarchy.
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Even sugar, coffee, soup and other foods were apportioned to inmates according to lines of racial hierarchy.
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" Evola's ideal order, Professor Drake wrote, was based on "hierarchy, caste, monarchy, race, myth, religion and ritual.
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There was no hierarchy and no center; it was all edges, all margins, transient moments of communion.
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The majority of concerns these officials raised were buried by political forces higher up in the hierarchy.
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"The Catholic Church is the people, it is not the hierarchy," said Maria Bergh, 30, from Chicago.
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They asked him to inform on his colleagues by explaining the hierarchy of the movement's local chapter.
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I thought Greenberg was trying to create a dating hierarchy, with "disease-free" people at the top.
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The group's gangster hierarchy came from the eastern Chinese provinces of Zhejiang and Fujian, the police said.
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There is no hierarchy between figurative and abstract paintings, nor are there distinctions about materials or processes.
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We already live our lives without the hierarchy making decisions, and it doesn't make us bad Catholics.
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The Mexican Catholic hierarchy has largely ignored Malverde, which is not surprising, given his relatively contained influence.
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The movie's "good" characters are those who accept the idea of hierarchy and authority in other ways.
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And despite widespread awareness of his behavior, McCarrick advanced to the highest echelons of the Catholic hierarchy.
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Liberalism trumpets universal human rights, but class hierarchy at home and an imperial hierarchy of nations abroad prevent a great number of people from exercising those rights; it's hypocritical to argue for equal rights without attempting to remove the political and economic inequality that undermine the whole project.
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But some believe the greening of industries and economies could eventually lead to a change in the hierarchy.
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If this is what the [Republican] hierarchy has been waiting for we're in bigger trouble than I thought.
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It takes time to perfect the art of communication and learn the workings of hierarchy within the workplace.
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Aritz López/the hierarchy-free Gïk team: Our aim was to create a very easy to drink beverage.
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Russian, Hebrew, German, and Arabic decode, merge, and ultimately regenerate to examine and subvert cultural and political hierarchy.
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So one is compensation, right, because you need to have all these other people, and two is hierarchy.
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One result is an upending of the traditional hierarchy where bosses were generally older than their direct reports.
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There was an unspoken hierarchy of respect based on who did what with which girl the weekend before.
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Such logic belies the hierarchy of care American media routinely manifests when it comes to mass gun violence.
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As an imperialist, and frank advocate of eugenics, Roosevelt's views on racial hierarchy are well-known to historians.
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Keep in mind that your growth depends on your awareness of your privilege and the influence of hierarchy.
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Edwards refers to this as a hierarchy of mixedness, where children of white descent are valued more highly.
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As more users interact with a tweet, additional replies are indented, giving the conversation a better visual hierarchy.
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Do you feel comfortable going over his head, knowing that you'd break rank in the campaign's strict hierarchy?
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"For the past year, we worked hard on breaking the hierarchy between art and the community," she said.
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IN AMERICA'S hierarchy of elections, the presidentials sit squarely at the top, drawing the most voters and interest.
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In reality, though, the Hive is home now, with the club hierarchy seemingly content to stay in Harrow.
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Keeping track of a social hierarchy is one thing, whereas solving a physical puzzle is something else entirely.
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He's all about … [that] everybody has a place, and there's a natural hierarchy that needs to be respected.
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Abraham Maslow famously illustrated this basic concept with his image of a pyramid representing our hierarchy of needs.
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Hierarchy is very strict in this world, though, so I don't think of the geiko as my friend.
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Unlike today, there was a more profound hierarchy of color that could and did advertise status to others.
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The mass of the Higgs is one aspect of what is known as the hierarchy problem in physics.
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"Mining is not known for a lack of hierarchy, or a lot of freedom to innovate," she said.
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Ocasio-Cortez became a star by winning a primary against a top leader in the House Democratic hierarchy.
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Liberation from the state, from the bosses, from hierarchy —liberation from all systems of oppression, for all people.
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I know it's more expensive, but I'm genuinely not sure where it falls on the microwaveable entree hierarchy.
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Invoking Maslow's hierarchy of needs, financial brittleness inexorably dislevels one's ability to propose and contend with unconstrained entrepreneurs.
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In this way, conversations don't follow a hierarchy like UI on a page or navigation across many pages.
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So there's a hierarchy, and if you're Black and from Harlem you are almost seen like a relic.
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Insofar as Trump has begun reversing that policy, Dunlap added, it 's been welcomed by the military hierarchy.
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Dalits are at the bottom of India's ancient caste hierarchy and form about a quarter of the population.
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What effect would it have on the league's "Golden State Warriors, LeBron James, and then everybody else" hierarchy?
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In 2016, Google Keep got pinned notes, so you can establish a kind of hierarchy in your notes.
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The result is an "inverted tree" shape to the simulation hierarchy, with Ultimate Reality at the very top.
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He's on a different plane of existence where there is no hierarchy (???) except his black friends and God (?????).
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On top of that, the club's hierarchy had singularly failed to plan for life in the second tier.
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With the upcoming reshuffle, Mr Xi has an opportunity to stack the party hierarchy with his own loyalists.
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A pickup is a petrol-powered wheelbarrow; surely one of the lower rungs on the automotive hierarchy. Pickups?
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It gives the impression Comanche has been around long enough to have some standing in the cartel hierarchy.
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A Hindu, Goyeshwar Roy, has risen within the BNP hierarchy, which would have been unthinkable only last year.
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In many cases they are just responding to incentives coming from pretty low on the hierarchy of needs.
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A genuine challenge to the hierarchy of power will have to come from those who have it. ♦
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APAC countries' payments ecosystems vary significantly, with markets ranging from China's near-duopoly to India's still developing hierarchy.
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The gathering itself had no overt hierarchy, though one participant seemed a little more equal than the others.
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There's a hierarchy: white men, lesbians, people of color, gender-nonconforming people, then trans people at the bottom.
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In other words, the individuals at the top of the company hierarchy still tend to be white men.
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Works are assembled with no particular chronology or hierarchy into interesting juxtapositions, often using color as a link.
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And Casa Myrna was not a collective—it was a traditional nonprofit, with a hierarchy and a board.
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As Trump's school friend Sandy McIntosh told me, the military school was all about hierarchy and male chauvinism.
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The establishment, in the experiment, was siding with anti-sexual assault crusaders against the university's traditional social hierarchy.
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It's a defense of social group and status hierarchy against an upstart challenger, just like in the study.
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It's a delicate ecosystem with a clear hierarchy, at the top of which sits the Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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A therapist told me once that there's no hierarchy to suffering—one obsession isn't inherently worse than another.
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The female subject returns to the fore in "Esther" (2012), another example of Wulff's major/minor iconographical hierarchy.
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In her work with mid-career medical practitioners, she finds art helps break the strict hierarchy in medicine.
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Given the reshuffling hierarchy of sports teams in this city, the reaction of the fans made perfect sense.
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How high up in the city hierarchy did Mr. Lauren have to go to get the avenue closed?
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It had trouble winning votes from Dalits (untouchables) and others at the lower end of India's caste hierarchy.
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These pillars in our society interweave with an aim to empower the wearer with a presence and hierarchy.
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A civilization unto itself, with a rigorous hierarchy and unspoken taboos, the hotel hums with mystery and menace.
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At some point in your training, you had to take direction from someone because hierarchy is so close.
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But the ecumenical patriarch, Bartholomew, considered first among equals in the church hierarchy, also has much at stake.
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The Disney culture is almost militaristic in its respect for hierarchy and focus on its family-friendly mission.
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In the works of Molly Lieber and Eleanor Smith, there is no hierarchy between dancer and dance-maker.
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"The way we pay attention to packaging and presentation gives a good feel for hierarchy," Ms. Kelsey said.
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It was a way to try to break down the hierarchy, to make the scene an equal exchange.
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In concealing the problem from vigorous public debate, a hierarchy based on skin color was allowed to congeal.
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In a country that values hierarchy and protocol, Mr. Ghosn did away with much of the customary formality.
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It was more traditional, built around the Old Town center, with a hierarchy of wider to smaller streets.
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Targeted international sanctions could also pressure the military hierarchy to drop its support for Maduro, Moya-Ocampos said.
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The team has a strict hierarchy, where the role of each girl depends on her skills and age.
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And in many ways, galleries are where the hierarchy of power in the art world begins and ends.
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The problem with teaching based on archaic notions of a gender hierarchy goes far beyond any one congregation.
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She is not black and not white — she's in some murky no-place in the nation's racial hierarchy.
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If tradition causes hierarchy, and Western cultures have transcended tradition, then sexism primarily exists in other "backward" cultures.
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The hierarchy on the practice field is simple: the quarterback, the stars and the seniors lead the way.
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The Fallists argue that they obey no hierarchy and bear no responsibility for actions taken in their name.
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"This is devastating for the Roman Catholic hierarchy," said Gail McElroy, professor of politics at Trinity College Dublin.
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In the hierarchy of climate action, the first and most effective option is almost always to reduce emissions.
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What matters is that they're black and African and, for Trump, at the bottom of a racial hierarchy.
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If he has told anyone, one way or the other, within Arsenal's hierarchy, the secret is guarded jealously.
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The plans later prompted widespread campaigning by activists, celebrities, and Brazil's influential Catholic hierarchy, who criticized the plans.
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The Biden hierarchy comprises a fairly conventional mix of established Democratic operatives, White House veterans and Biden loyalists.
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But there is a question of where they will level off, where they'll end up in the hierarchy.
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Mr. Richter said he had questioned "technically oriented" members of the Republican hierarchy on where Mr. Perry stands.
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He quickly rose through the ranks at Goldman Sachs to become the number two executive in the hierarchy.
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If you rely on hierarchy and discipline, the courage to experiment at the lower levels is squeezed out.
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Over the span of this race, there's little evidence that the debates are changing the hierarchy of candidates.
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They number forty or so, in a rough hierarchy, with Captain Henry (Domhnall Gleeson) just about keeping charge.
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Ratepayers buying postage remain largely unaware of the bizarre hierarchy of subsidization that results from USPS's fee schedule.
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The fighting has intensified in recent months and comes several years after federal investigators dismantled the gang's hierarchy.
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Only a widespread boycott of the collection basket will fill the hierarchy with enough fear to force action.
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This is not an easy task, especially for a political party that supports challenges to the traditional hierarchy.
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So women can easily attain a high position on the hierarchy, but that's not the end of patriarchy.
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House Democrats' problem, however, is that the No. 2 and No. 3 people in the leadership hierarchy — Reps.
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Within the myriad subgenres of heavy metal, there's long been a clear and meticulously defined hierarchy of coolness.
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The muddying of authenticity and hierarchy tangible in much of their work evinced the founders' own diasporic identities.
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What was not immediately clear was where the Bills' current defensive coordinator, Dennis Thurman, fits in the team's hierarchy.
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The likes of Germany, Italy and France have already tweaked the creditor hierarchy in their own ways, for example.
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That's the primary obstacle he has to rejoining the world and his place in the Jedi hierarchy, you know?
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You're always aware of these deaths because the game wants you to know where you are in the hierarchy.
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The non-Christians had a similar hierarchy, but on a much smaller scale and felt God's presence much less.
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I don't like how they've created this hierarchy where if you have clear skin you're just prettier, you know?
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Medieval European feudalism instituted a social hierarchy and division of labor based on kinship, similar to the caste system.
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And the very, very top of this hierarchy are meta-analyses performed by a group called the Cochrane Collaboration.
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The film industry currently sits atop the hierarchy in the entertainment industry, supposedly representing excellence in acting and filmmaking.
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In the hierarchy of retail aesthetics, Costco (which, in fact, calls itself Costco Wholesale) sits toward the unsexy bottom.
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Parrish criticized the sport's hierarchy, accusing league officials of subjugating players to the point of blacklisting some of them.
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No one in these United States is about to forget half a millennium of settler colonialism and racial hierarchy.
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To break or change values in the hierarchy is much more difficult than accepting them in the first place.
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But corporate bonds vary in maturity, issue date and in where they stand in the issuer's hierarchy of debt.
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Gaining the FAA's approval as an airline meant creating safety manuals and training routines and implementing a safety hierarchy.
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Looking at this article written by Joyce Kozloff, an artist from a different generation, she's also talking about hierarchy.
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But Team Trump is determined to convince Mr Xi that he has his hierarchy of horrors in a muddle.
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Sometimes, however, we seem to confuse the abandonment of a particular hierarchy of sovereignty with an abandonment of democracy.
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Just to help everyone out ... here's the hierarchy of communication so everyone can navigate these newfangled technology streets: 1.
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"We're using a non-semantic neural topic modeling approach with a heuristic function for hierarchy building," says Schjøll Brede.
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Biological anthropologist Helen Fisher hypothesizes that addictions follow a hierarchy, and that novel treatments await us in the future.
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Unfortunately, no effective method of accountability was devised by the wary American hierarchy, leaving the issue up to Rome.
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Mr Pell is the most senior member of the Catholic hierarchy to have been found guilty of sexual abuse.
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She is the number three in the government hierarchy and will be key to pushing wider European defense cooperation.
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The familiar, sinking feeling of knowing you've embarrassed yourself does not rank high on the hierarchy of desirable emotions.
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We have a special relationship with the club and its hierarchy, and in this we differ from the rest.
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She is the number three in the government hierarchy and will be key to pushing wider European defence cooperation.
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When the reader is confronted with endless streams of images, everything is reduced to one shared hierarchy of meaning.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Immediately after we separated them, they established a hierarchy within the area that they were separated in.
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My exploration of the game's depiction of Mordor, piecing together the relationship between the warchiefs' hierarchy and Mordor's spaces.
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The position ranks second in the state hierarchy after the president of the republic and ahead of the chancellor.
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Within the hierarchy of Google and Facebook, the people who sell ads are several rungs down from the engineer.
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I think we want to believe that a hierarchy of good exists so we have something to aspire to.
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But I haven't, and they don't, and until that changes they'll stay at the bottom of my animal hierarchy.
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It has no leader or strict hierarchy, though top members include Mohammad Naji al-Assam and Ahmed al-Rabie.
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Confucius, whom Mao reviled, is much more Mr Xi's fellow, with his precepts of order, hierarchy, loyalty and uprightness.
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It's a sobering reminder that in the hierarchy of Acceptable American Taste, older white men decide on each tier.
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In the European academic hierarchy, the philosopher who was most inhuman was the one honored with the deepest adulation.
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Hard-line Communist Party bureaucrats appear to have won a tactical victory in the struggle within the Chinese hierarchy.
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