Check. The Russian leader read these and other measures as hostile to nationalism, hostile to Russia and personally hostile to him.
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You are hostile to the doctors, you are hostile to the nurses.
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Economically, all its principles have long since hardened into reflexive gestures — hostile to regulation, hostile to taxes, hostile to social spending — driven by extremist donors and a radicalized base.
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"Kraken left New York because New York is hostile to crypto and this 'questionnaire' we received today proves that New York is not only hostile to crypto, it is hostile to business," he said.
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It is hostile to expertise and reasoned argument, hostile to procedural norms of liberal democracy, anti-free press, and increasingly ethnonationalist.
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He pitched a method that was more hostile to immigrants and foreign trade deals and less hostile to Social Security and Medicare than Romney's.
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The rise of political movements like Donald Trump's, which are basically hostile to the idea of helping foreigners, suggest that Western citizens are becoming more hostile to programs that might benefit the world.
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Many Germans remain hostile to banks after the financial crash.
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Clinton and worried about — if not hostile to — Mr. Sanders.
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Idlib is dominated by jihadist rebel groups hostile to him.
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Idlib is controlled by jihadi rebel groups hostile to ISIS.
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Syria: The Syrian government is still quite hostile to Israel.
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Still, not every lawmaker was so hostile to Facebook's project.
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Many policies hostile to women's health predate the Trump administration.
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The government itself is also becoming less hostile to gays.
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Other employers, however, are not so hostile to American workers.
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We must create a culture that's hostile to drug abuse.
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Unfortunately, the current administration is hostile to a broad overhaul.
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Second, the global political climate has become hostile to offshoring.
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That doesn't mean he won't be hostile to abortion rights.
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Trump is openly hostile to any constraints on his power.
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Conwert has described Adler's call as hostile to other shareholders.
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"Republicans will probably be pretty hostile to it," said Vale.
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Many found the post to be hostile to transgender people.
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The Trump administration has long been hostile to foreign aid.
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Clinton is viewed in Moscow as innately hostile to Russia.
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Voters intensely hostile to the president far outnumber intense supporters.
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Holmes had been hostile to free speech claims before 1919.
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Yet just as many remained hostile to the Russian state.
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They didn't trust themselves not to appear hostile to Ford.
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On top of that, Republicans remain hostile to the law.
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She said other board members were hostile to her proposals.
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It is tiresome and disappointing to constantly have to defend yourself not only from people who are openly hostile to you, but also from those who feign friendship but are secretly hostile to you.
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Besides being hostile to democracy on his borders, Putin is deeply hostile to democratic change inside Russia, a posture that underscores the Russian power structure's fear of genuinely independent figures or institutions of civil society.
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Comey is famously hostile to political favoritism or chumminess with politicians.
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The acting attorney general has been openly hostile to the probe.
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And EPA press officials themselves have been startlingly hostile to reporters.
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However, religious Zionists believe that Palestinian-Israelis are hostile to Israel.
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Many business bosses are hostile to it, lest Texas seem unwelcoming.
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Yet local authorities in many countries remain hostile to new incinerators.
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But their questioning was almost uniformly hostile to the ban's opponents.
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What if the existing society is inherently hostile to conservative beliefs?
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The EPA rejected the view that it is hostile to science.
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He recognised no god, was hostile to any kind of devotion.
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O'Rourke's home state of Texas is largely hostile to legal marijuana.
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Mrs May earned a reputation for being hostile to the City.
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He's glad that the president at least isn't hostile to it.
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Their policy preferences are much more hostile to any gun control.
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So it is a place hostile to such a climbing challenge.
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The Trump administration has been notoriously hostile to refugees and immigrants.
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More than likely, they will all remain hostile to American interests.
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Both are hostile to the YPG, the main Syrian Kurdish militia.
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Only those hostile to the cultural changes they perceive supported Trump.
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As such, it's been viewed as a place hostile to Christians.
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The military junta now in power is furiously hostile to Turkey.
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Take additional steps to be less hostile to people with disabilities.
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Among Anglophone Caribbean countries, Jamaica is most hostile to gay rights.
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"My neighborhood is very hostile to the police," Ms. Younger said.
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"We can't be hostile to the free-enterprise system," he added.
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Typical fare from a press corps considered hostile to the administration.
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The Trump administration, however, is hostile to international family planning assistance.
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The world is still very hostile to femmes and trans women.
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The problem: Republicans have been hostile to the mandate and subsidies.
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"They've been presented as people hostile to nature," Mr. Huberdeau said.
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He has altered perceptions that his country was hostile to business.
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Even places hostile to L.G.B.T.Q. locals are often deferential to visitors.
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Some people feel DeVos is flat-out hostile to public schools.
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Clinton of wrongdoing because they were openly hostile to his candidacy.
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His vicious regime had been hostile to avant-garde movie aesthetics.
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Rock music has generally remained hostile to these kinds of innovations.
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Trump's dehumanizing rhetoric lands in communities already hostile to homeless people.
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The M5S won support by being uncompromisingly hostile to the establishment.
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Others are just hostile to aliens being here breaking the law.
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The climate on Capitol Hill has turned hostile to big tech.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito appeared the most hostile to the law.
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In short, Trump seems actively hostile to the international political order.
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Above all, he is utterly terrified of, and hostile to, weakness.
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But Shlain's female leaders still inhabited societies deeply hostile to their progress.
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Why are folks so hostile to the police in the first place?
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Feminine Mystique, had been hostile to concerns of lesbians; in 1969, she
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For its part, the State Department wasn't hostile to the GAO's findings.
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Luckie describes the company culture as hostile to dissenting voices of color.
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Its official posture is now going to be hostile to climate action.
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Dannenfelser, like many pro-life activists, is also deeply hostile to contraception.
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America's political dysfunction looks forbiddingly irreparable, its government implacably hostile to expertise.
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The organization run ads attacking Hillary Clinton as hostile to gun owners.
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She was saying that Kavanaugh was hostile to health care for millions.
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He's hostile to investment in offshore wind turbines that deliver renewable energy.
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That is the master algorithm, and it is fundamentally hostile to humanity.
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Trump has been openly hostile to judicial constraints to an unprecedented degree.
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Others are simply hostile to the very idea of publicly subsidized contraception.
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"What is hostile to some is defensive to others," Mr. Ritter said.
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Democrats are younger, and older Democrats are much more hostile to socialism.
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Jews who are deeply engaged with Israel but hostile to its policies.
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" The Trump administration, he said, is "hostile to California's values and interests.
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Even so, gays were hostile to family values, incapable of real love.
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Worse, she accused him of long fostering an atmosphere hostile to women.
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The federal courts are hostile to workplace discrimination lawsuits, as I've explained.
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And the regions most hostile to migrants contain the smallest immigrant communities.
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The problem is that voters are now actively hostile to the project.
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A zero-sum perspective is inherently hostile to collective agreements and treaties.
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He is also fiercely hostile to Medicaid, which covers 65 million Americans.
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Trump, unlike traditional Republican candidates, isn't ideologically hostile to the welfare state.
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It is fundamentally hostile to reason and precedent, as the dissent recognized.
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Repeal would be needlessly provocative, counterproductive and hostile to core American liberties.
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As a private citizen, Donald Trump was hostile to involvement in Afghanistan.
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Yet there is one kind of candidate that Americans remain hostile to.
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Mr. de Montebello was hostile to new art; he disparaged it outright.
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Republicans skeptical of moving forward risked looking hostile to the repeal effort.
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But Republicans have long been deeply hostile to the food stamp program.
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Increasingly, its Republican commissioners have been hostile to the FEC's very mission.
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Will we get a DJT tweet hostile to some beloved company or sector?
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Yet Britain appears more hostile to migrants than it has in many decades.
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So why is Popular Force, the main opposition party, so hostile to him?
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Mr Trump has often been openly hostile to racial and religious minority groups.
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And the lands they arrived at were not intrinsically hostile to human survival.
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Values on these feeling thermometers range from "least hostile" to "most hostile" feelings.
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Polling also suggests young evangelicals are as hostile to abortion as their elders.
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Iran appears even more hostile to such a move, largely for similar reasons.
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We have to create a cultural climate that is hostile to drug abuse.
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As it has grown, competitive gaming culture has become more hostile to women.
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The report doesn't consider the possibility that the administration is hostile to transparency.
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Many are hostile to the entire Congolese state, not just to Mr Kabila.
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Increasingly, the Democratic left sounds hostile to that whole constituency of job-creators.
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Her likely new coalition partners the FDP are even more hostile to that.
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Trump and his allies are hostile to that notion, to say the least.
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Pill Club has sought to portray CVS as hostile to women's health issues.
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"I was looking for people who might be hostile to it," she recalled.
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He had expected much of the government to be hostile to his administration.
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In Morocco, as elsewhere of course, those conditions are often hostile to women.
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They are also much more likely to be hostile to minorities and foreigners.
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In public appearances, she's sometimes seemed indifferent or actively hostile to her husband.
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It's a world that is increasingly hostile to basically everything you're all about.
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Her auto-tunelets range sad to determined, hopeful to boastful, hostile to empathetic.
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My fear is that it won't convince many who remain hostile to them.
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They're already hostile to the media, so why not blame it on them?
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Right to repair proponents viewed this as hostile to independent fixers and customers.
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Mr. Erdogan considers those same Kurdish fighters to be terrorists hostile to Turkey.
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Barny, the widow of a Communist Jew, is initially hostile to Father Morin.
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But progressivism is inherently hostile to moderation because progress is an unmitigated good.
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On the one hand, we know that space is utterly hostile to life.
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The Trump administration has been just as neglectful—if not hostile—to EXIM.
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Mr. Modi's government has been even more openly hostile to civil society groups.
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The ceremony was received rapturously, even among those hostile to the Putin state.
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But they don't always note that those SDKs are hostile to your privacy.
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That poses a problem when your president is hostile to such a project.
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Many in the Tigray region are also now hostile to the federal government.
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While initially hostile to the concept, Wall Street is warming to the technology.
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Rick Scott, have been hostile to accounting for rising seas and temperatures in planning.
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Harris described President Erdogan as "the most hostile" to what's been happening in Syria.
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He may also be hostile to voting rights, abortion rights, Obamacare, and net neutrality.
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The state legislature has been particularly hostile to Planned Parenthood and family planning clinics.
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Buttigieg isn't viewed as a politician who is hostile to Wall Street, Cramer noted.
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If anything, the current environment is even more hostile to mothers in the workplace.
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It is not clear why Tory Brexiteers should be so hostile to the court.
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According to the the Guttmacher Institute, 29 states are considered "hostile" to abortion rights.
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Henry Ford, its founder, had long been hostile to the idea of going public.
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Cook's intervention is a reminder that not every tech giant is hostile to privacy.
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Far-right personalities accuse college campuses of becoming liberal bubbles hostile to conservative thought.
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Three-quarters of the British media is quite shockingly hostile to immigrants and immigration.
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It is bigger, more diverse and more hostile to Putin's Russia for historical reasons.
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Residents interviewed in Pinglan were almost all openly hostile to India and its soldiers.
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In some areas outside the TAR, however, the government is less hostile to Tibetan.
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For decades, the Syrian state—officially, the Syrian Arab Republic—was hostile to Kurds.
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The photographer Peter Henry Emerson, like Ruskin, was originally hostile to Whistler's penumbral productions.
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They're hostile to any set of values that places personal glory below other ideals.
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The media are a force hostile to the ANC and the country, he thundered.
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Yet many Muslims, embittered by conflict and poverty, remain hostile to the Philippine authorities.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson maintains his new government would not be hostile to immigration.
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Among the countries most hostile to the European Union proposals on migration was Hungary.
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He also isn't as openly hostile to the media as many other Trump appointees.
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Trump pledged during the 2016 election campaign to appoint judges hostile to Roe v.
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It is true that the jihadist movement is a phenomenon fundamentally hostile to China.
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And yes, the American people are certainly hostile to and suspicious of Wall Street.
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Mr. Erdogan and the U.A.E. are more or less openly hostile to each other.
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"I thought he was a hostile… to be honest, I was terrified," Goodwin testified.
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Demonstrators were "chanting songs hostile to the government and demanding elections," she told Reuters.
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But the landscape only gets more hostile to Sanders over the next two weeks.
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To be sure, the Trump administration's overall track record is not hostile to mergers.
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But as the Senecas lost more territory, they grew increasingly hostile to white culture.
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In certain respects, he said, they may be even more hostile to these workers.
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More broadly, their progressive wing has long been hostile to concentrations of corporate power.
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Would the current environment really have been so hostile to a figure like Hitchens?
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But Republicans have more recently turned hostile to the concept — former New Jersey Gov.
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And a generous amount came from people who had been hostile to his candidacy.
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But really, it has always listed among the states most hostile to abortion rights.
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"Texans are hostile to any candidate who's talking about raising their taxes," he said.
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Plus, my country is run by a bloated authoritarian regime that's hostile to protesters.
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The Republican policy riders on this year's appropriations bills are hostile to that mission.
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Historically, she noted, Germans were more hostile to trans-Atlantic trade agreements than Americans.
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It's the right step, because the Interior shouldn't be controversial or hostile to Americans.
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"It is hard to imagine his replacement being more hostile to cannabis," Azer said.
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His teacher's comment showed him how white people could be hostile to African Americans.
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"He was deeply hostile to Malcolm's politics," Dr. Marable said in a 2009 interview.
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The Kremlin has previously levied sanctions against U.S. lawmakers deemed hostile to Russian interests.
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Similarly, when a fact is hostile to our group, we're keen to avoid it.
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But in 2005, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a hardliner hostile to the West, was elected president.
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But yes, you're right that the church was often hostile to inconvenient scientific facts.
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You can check our weekly tracking poll with NALEO, which finds that right now, 44 percent of Latinos think the Democratic Party is ignoring or being hostile to Latinos, and 76 percent think the Republican Party is ignoring or being hostile to Latinos.
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"If the first day, as president, we see something that is hostile to our people, hostile to our city, bad for our economy, bad for our security, we will speak up, speak out, act up and act out," Garcetti said, the Times reported.
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I mean, Donald Trump has called for extreme vetting for people coming into this country so that we don't bring people into the United States who are hostile to our Bill of Rights freedoms, who are hostile to the American way life.
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But Mr Erdogan quickly forgot his own tribulations and became increasingly hostile to his critics.
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He is widely seen as hostile to a negotiated settlement with the Western-backed government.
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It's one of the biggest ways in which the platform seems hostile to new users.
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"And the problem with [Cruz's] proposal is that it's hostile to a category of religion."
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It hails itself as a "music city" yet is hostile to newer and smaller artists.
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There are already stirrings of a rethink in Germany, a country hostile to fiscal stimulus.
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On social media, responses to this idea have ranged from hostile to very hostile indeed.
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There is perhaps no region more hostile to a transparent press than the Middle East.
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"I could see forces hostile to LGBT people blaming his sexuality for certain policy failures."
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"There is a reason we are hostile to outsiders," a migrant called Femto, told me.
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A Trumpist Republican party, meanwhile, is often hostile to experts, empiricism and well-educated voters.
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Chicago was so hostile to blacks that Martin Luther King Jr. made little impact there.
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What if, despite continued attacks from an admin hostile to providing #SexEd, we played offense?
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She will probably prove hostile to any compromise with Russia, including even the Minsk agreements.
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Trump is often accused of racism and is said to be especially hostile to Muslims.
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Looking back, I cannot recall any left-wing intellectual more hostile to Obama than Wilentz.
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Career employees, who were openly hostile to Pruitt, showed some optimism after his first days.
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Yet Areno supports politicians hostile to environmental regulation because he cares more about banning abortion.
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Officials believe the rapists are members of a tribal community that is hostile to outsiders.
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Officials said they believe the accused are members of a tribal community hostile to outsiders.
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Cuomo is far from the only Democratic politician who is openly hostile to the NRA.
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The NAACP described him as a "hard-core ideologue" who is "hostile" to affirmative action.
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Maduro wasn't always so reliant on the court — or so hostile to his country's parliament.
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But at the deepest level, Saudi Arabia is hostile to our ideal of individual rights.
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Whoever Trump nominates to replace Kennedy will assuredly be much more hostile to the environment.
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Trump has been hostile to any visas that he sees as taking jobs from Americans.
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You'd think we could at least try to make it less hostile to other weirdos.
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"I don't think any judge is presumptively hostile to the idea of disclosure," Breyer said.
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Arguably no previous administration has been more hostile to the judiciary than the Trump administration.
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Many have judicial track records hostile to federal power, abortion rights and same-sex marriage.
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"It only benefits one side; the Israeli government that is hostile to peace," he added.
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Clinton was hostile to African-American interests, or that black voters should boycott the election.
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Some Republican officeholders have been hostile to Uber, while many Democratic ones have been supportive.
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So they're naturally hostile to theories that the economy still needs help from the Fed.
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This ridiculously absurd effort to do something in an environment that's so hostile to art.
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Members of the Mexican news media were openly hostile to him and his tactical choices.
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Trump is clearly, blatantly, virulently hostile to people who are not white and non-Christian.
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Only a new government, presumably one less hostile to Russia, might take up his plan.
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Mr. Netanyahu's right-wing coalition is deeply hostile to new peace negotiations with the Palestinians.
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"It only benefits one side; the Israeli government that is hostile to peace," he continued.
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Though Mr. Kim is at times openly hostile to Beijing, he is its only option.
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His conclusion that bears were not naturally hostile to people earned him enemies among hunters.
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Many executive branch lawyers in Republican administrations have been hostile to the War Powers Resolution.
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"But we must burn the U.S. flag, as long as they are hostile to us."
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Is this order red meat for Republicans who believe colleges are increasingly hostile to Jews?
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And many of the European countries that Africa exports to are hostile to GM crops.
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Women in the Marine Corps say the culture has been hostile to them for years.
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During that period, northern rebels hostile to then president Laurent Gbagbo seized half the country.
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"It doesn't serve us well to be hostile to business in general," Mr. Ryan said.
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And the Trump administration doesn't appear as hostile to Montreal as it does to Paris.
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Combine these two impulses and you get a budget that's extremely hostile to diplomatic institutions.
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Eleven, meanwhile, remains hostile to Max all the way to the end of the show.
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Yet to her surprise, they remained deeply hostile to the Environmental Protection Agency and environmental regulation.
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Italian newspapers, which are mostly hostile to 5-Star, denounced what they saw as rank hypocrisy.
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Movement conservatives believed that the mainstream American media and intellectual establishment were hostile to conservative ideas.
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But if local business, if local governments are hostile to business, it's not going to happen.
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In addition, Souza continued, the government has taken other measures hostile to the environment without penalty.
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But there are signs that a Trump administration could be even more hostile to the media.
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Those survivors have morphed old technology into a brutal, bloody religion that's particularly hostile to outsiders.
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He said those leading the protests were hostile to Sudan and were hurting the country's image.
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But the alliance has been constrained because U.S. ally Turkey is deeply hostile to the YPG.
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Their text messages reveal that they were openly hostile to Trump and supportive of Hillary Clinton.
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As one former pardon attorney put it, the prosecutors are "determinedly and irreconcilably hostile" to clemency.
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Some of Trump's policies have been widely regarded within the region as hostile to Latin America.
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It is a point of pride for this administration to be publicly hostile to the press.
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Saudi Arabia and the others believe the Muslim Brotherhood and other groups are hostile to them.
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With American politics turning hostile to trade, there is a risk that the TPP will fail.
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Mr. Trump's allies saw Mr. Poroshenko and his embattled country as hostile to a Trump presidency.
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S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch was hostile to his interests, the Post reported on Tuesday.
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"State lawmakers hostile to abortion have enacted more than 475 restrictions since January 2011," Donovan noted.
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Mexico's presidential elections next year could complicate NAFTA talks, especially if candidates hostile to Trump win.
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President Obama carried most of these districts, where the political profile is hostile to Mr. Trump.
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Major oil producers such as Venezuela, Russia and Iran have long been hostile to U.S. interests.
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Russia would not be the first foreign power, friendly or hostile, to pursue its preferred outcome.
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Let's recognize that the Palestinian movement is deeply hostile to individual freedom, and treat it accordingly.
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That looks highly unlikely, with both the League and 5-Star highly hostile to the idea.
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One way or another, open enrollment is ending under an administration that's hostile to the law.
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They're all in the trenches of gayness together, in a world that's clearly hostile to them.
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At this point, people seem hostile to the idea that science can help improve the country.
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At worst, it's a frustrating cliché, hostile to narrative and eyeballs, that substitutes fog for feeling.
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In fact, some of his followers are actively hostile to religion, seeing it as fundamentally irrational.
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Like many Egyptians who had grown hostile to Morsi's overreaching government, Regeni approved of this development.
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But even if historic codes aren't overtly hostile to solar development, unclear rules can chill enthusiasm.
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Some environmental groups that have long been hostile to nuclear power are now having second thoughts.
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The law makes a distinction between these two motivations and is generally hostile to economic migration.
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Kurdish-led forces that are not hostile to Damascus control much of the east and north.
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How had their love endured at a time when many Americans were hostile to interracial marriage?
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And then there is the general challenge of South Carolina's political culture, famously hostile to unions.
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"The notion that I am hostile to religious liberty is simply not accurate," he said. Sen.
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The Home Office is certainly capable of being hostile to migrants regardless of their skin color.
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Now Republicans, and the Trump administration in particular, have simply become hostile to science in general.
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And Democrats strike me as nearly as hostile to one another as they are to Trump.
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A Trump administration is expected to be hostile to the agency as it is currently formulated.
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"We are not and never have been hostile to any human being," Ms. Morgenthau's letter began.
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" Read more " Fatigue may be making you more hostile to your partner and affecting your health.
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Then a majority of the Supreme Court shifted sharply toward a jurisprudence hostile to regulatory limits.
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Some, like Mary Hanke, were overtly hostile to Mr. Schultz and his record as a businessman.
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I don't know if you noticed that, but that was super hostile to your nice wife.
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And the Democratic Party establishment has made clear that it is actively hostile to his candidacy.
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The third day of the confirmation hearing again was repeatedly interrupted by protesters hostile to Kavanaugh.
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It just meant being released into a world that was, and remains, hostile to black people.
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North Korea is a notoriously secretive place that is often hostile to outsiders, especially Western journalists.
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Throughout the hearing, committee members were hostile to Hill, and showed little understanding of sexual harassment.
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It is near impossible to imagine that President Trump would select a nominee who is in hostile to our healthcare law, and health care for millions and millions and millions of Americans, who is in hostile to a woman&aposs freedom to make her own healthcare decisions.
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"Schumer also warned the President that if he picked someone hostile to Roe, and hostile to the ACA, that it would be 'cataclysmic,' tear the country apart in a way it hasn't been for some time, and be bad for the President's legacy," the source told CNN.
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Northern Europeans will grow more, not less, hostile to debt forgiveness, even if it comes in disguise.
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It's a worldview that's hostile to Islam and skeptical of America's traditional commitments to alliances like NATO.
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The Trump presidency will thus begin in a climate that feels misogynistic and hostile to gender equality.
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And neither the courts nor Congress, even when hostile to the president, seemed able to stop them.
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They want lower rates but they're wary of, if not downright hostile to, the border adjustment tax.
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Venue owners and older promoters almost seem hostile to us and other up-and-coming DJs/producers.
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True, Trump can do damage to financial reform when he appoints regulators hostile to enforcing the law.
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Wade was decided in 1973, five justices hostile to reproductive rights sit on the US Supreme Court.
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RYAN: And I don&apost think that we can be a party that is hostile to business.
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Working-class whites are clearly more hostile to immigration and the nation's increasing racial and ethnic diversity.
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In an administration hostile to expertise and stocked with nationalists, Mr Cohn was the voice of business.
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"He has been hostile to every community that DOJ is supposed to protect from discrimination," Indiana Rep.
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But even traditional gay clubs are hostile to nonconformity, so alternative queer spaces have begun to emerge.
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The Trump administration has been hostile to affirmative action policies, which were encouraged under President Barack Obama.
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He does not appear interested in raising the minimum wage; his administration seems downright hostile to unions.
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They are also hostile to the media and academia, which they contend push an anti-white message.
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Trump gave proof to the belief among American Latinos that the Republican Party is hostile to Hispanics.
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But it has been a long time since the country's leadership was so openly hostile to immigration.
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Iran denies Saudi accusations that it sends financial and sometimes military support to groups hostile to Riyadh.
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That's obviously a lot harder to do if you're somewhere that is openly hostile to gay men.
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Portraying the Democrats as extremists hostile to American values might be central to GOP strategy in 2020.
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She has said she wouldn't vote to confirm a nominee who was hostile to Roe v. Wade.
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Above all, Democrats are increasingly hostile to Wall Street and believe the government should rein it in.
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But something about it resonates with a restlessly searching mood in present culture, hostile to old ideas.
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Trump supporters, who are 22000 percent white, are substantially more hostile to immigrants than the general public.
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"He came from a list of an organization that is openly hostile to civil rights," Cox said.
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Some British politicians have complained the EU negotiating line-up, including Barnier, represents interests hostile to Britain.
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To be fair, the Supreme Court isn't entirely hostile to religious-freedom claims made by non-Christians.
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Critics, however, argue the Trump administration is hostile to the agency's scientific expertise and is anti-union.
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Further, this report is at odds with Trump's public rhetoric, which has been increasingly hostile to Mueller.
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He has made his position against Roe quite clear and that position is openly hostile to women.
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But these same employees instead see older men as overly aggressive and hostile to younger workers' success.
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Russian officials tend to view Hillary Clinton as the likely successor and as more hostile to Moscow.
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He appointed a cabinet hostile to Uribe, and allowed prosecutions against his former allies to move forward.
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Consider this nightmare: Imagine that the United States helps create a militant regime hostile to individual liberty.
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They are nominating someone who is either ignorant of or hostile to many longstanding tenets of conservatism.
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He is much less hostile to left-wing regimes that want to opt out of Pax Americana.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, has been openly hostile to the anticorruption package since its inception.
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He converted an industry that initially was downright hostile to adopt nutritional values that have become mainstream.
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"He did not invite people who have been hostile to him," Mr. Klein said in an interview.
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In Leovy's telling, residents are partly hostile to the police because they think police are overly aggressive.
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The singer was competitive and hostile to other singers, including her sisters, who sang background for her.
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The Republicans on the committee, those likely to be hostile to Ford, are all still white men.
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It's a rescue package, call it survival in a new global reality that is hostile to humans.
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The administration has long been hostile to the North and critical of its participation in the Games.
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But it also makes sense to them because conservatives have grown increasingly hostile to science in general.
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The Trump administration has been relentlessly hostile to clean water measures, and Democrats have scarcely pushed back.
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Mr. Liu literally lived his words of protest in a country hostile to his hopes for democracy.
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"The appointments also include individuals that are outright hostile to Bernie Sanders and his supporters," she added.
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Leaders in other countries — including ones hostile to American interests, like Russia — notice, and they act accordingly.
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Nearly half the first-round electorate voted for candidates hostile to the free market and to capitalism.
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But despite the progress in Brazil, religious conservatism and violence have made it hostile to LGBT+ people.
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Their resolve deepened, they said, when the president appointed cabinet members who seemed hostile to the sciences.
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Meanwhile, President Trump has formed a "voter fraud" commission with members that are hostile to voting rights.
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He and Mr. Bannon are hostile to technocrats whose rigor and exactitude might impede their ideological agenda.
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Huffman said that he's not "hostile" to religion, and he does not judge other people's religious views.
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Although he did not own a telephone, Mr. Metzger was, at least initially, not hostile to technology.
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These included Ukraine's president and many other top government officials, who are hostile to Vladimir Putin's regime.
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Abortion opponents have spent decades planning for a Supreme Court with a majority hostile to reproductive rights.
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In addition, the lucky students are hardly saved from an economic system that remains hostile to them.
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Vampyr wants to appear hostile to the player, but in reality, it doesn't hold up to pushback.
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Why are so many of your conservative colleagues so hostile to reducing this country's gargantuan prison population?
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At the time, you said that you thought the tech industry could be incredibly hostile to women.
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On the other hand, we tend to avoid confronting facts that run hostile to our political allegiances.
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It is near impossible to imagine that President Trump would select a nominee who is in hostile to our health care law and health care for millions and millions and millions of Americans, who is in hostile to a woman&aposs freedom to make her own health care decisions.
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If you go to places where UKIP is, there is a popular working-class English nationalism, which is very resentful, which is often very hostile to foreigners, which is even more hostile to rich Londoners and people who tell them how they should think and how they should vote.
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The decision is the Trump administration's latest move to make U.S. immigration laws more hostile to asylum seekers.
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"He has been hostile to every community that DOJ is supposed to protect from discrimination," Indiana Democratic Rep.
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Recently, a lot of Breitbart's reporting about McMaster has focused on allegations that he is hostile to Israel.
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" He's also issued "vigorous opinions hostile to administrative agencies, a central concern of the modern conservative legal movement.
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The fields of science, technology, engineering, and math have been infamously hostile to women and people of color.
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Yet he may see no reason to help an EU that is increasingly hostile to Turkey's membership aspirations.
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Over the last several years, Marine leaders have battled persistent accusations that the Corps is hostile to women.
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Schjeldahl is a lover of fine painterly art in an era that is often hostile to that concern.
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Many countries are hostile to any concessions for Britain that would seem to be giving in to blackmail.
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Both Trump's wing of the GOP and Farage's UKIP are populist, hostile to immigrants, and averse to multiculturalism.
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But restaurants will be hostile to such intrusion: most of them do not welcome visitors to their kitchens.
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But that was before Mr. Trump became publicly hostile to Mr. Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
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The Gnostics believed that a demiurge, a being violently hostile to all things spiritual, rules the material world.
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Germany has traditionally been hostile to ECB President Mario Draghi's policies to inject cheap money into the economy.
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But some see her as too blunt and too hostile to Russia to guide EU leaders toward consensus.
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GA isn't the only state w film tax credit, but we're the major one potentially hostile to women.
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The transplant alters the composition of the recipient's microbiome in ways that make it hostile to C. difficile.
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In short, she appears untrustworthy as a politician and indifferent or hostile to the concerns of many evangelicals.
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Most parts are attached directly to the logic board, and the battery is particularly hostile to user replacement.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, traffics in ethnic and racial stereotypes, repeatedly insults women, and is openly hostile to immigration.
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Turkey to the north of Syria's Kurdish region is hostile to the YPG, the main Syrian Kurdish militia.
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Right-wing populist movements — all of which are deeply hostile to the EU — are rising around the continent.
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Immigration is dominating Italy's political agenda before elections early next year, with public opinion increasingly hostile to migrants.
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Partly as a result, it has been hostile to anything that smacks of first- and second-class memberships.
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President Donald Trump, long hostile to the Iran deal, has hinted that he will walk away from it.
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It is no surprise that many of Ms. Leong's students are suspicious of and hostile to the police.
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The Tea Party movement swept a wave of candidates into power who were hostile to the agency's mission.
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Collins said this week that she would not support a nominee who is "hostile" to Roe v. Wade.
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But his message—hostile to both trade and immigrants—went against the grain of Koch-style economic orthodoxy.
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Indeed, our nation "boasts" a growing list of groups that are openly hostile to extractive industries, especially mining.
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Diakite is also accused of having organized mass arrests of army officers seen as hostile to the junta.
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Dedicated staff members found a toxic working environment that was hostile to careful fact-finding and sound policymaking.
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The opposition Labour Party is badly split, with many lawmakers hostile to their left-wing leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
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So, in caricature, Bread and Roses is class-reductionist, and hostile to issues of race, gender, and sexuality.
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But we have never dealt with a president and a political party so hostile to democratic norms before.
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On the other hand, one could argue that the Trump administration seems hostile to some fundamental Catholic teachings.
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It's not that they're hostile to the outside world; they just seem far more interested in each other.
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These additions are likely to make the already industry-friendly commission even more hostile to anti-pipeline organizers.
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A certain segment of AZ Republicans was outright hostile to President Trump, and was against the Kavanaugh appointment.
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The founders feared doom-loop partisanship from the beginning; it was why they were hostile to political parties.
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Conservatives also recognized the powerful symbolism of making the industrial Midwest hostile to organized labor, and planned accordingly.
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He is much more hostile to authoritarian regimes that want to be part of the American alliance system.
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He was far from the only man who helped make the comedy-writing world so hostile to women.
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The Marines were not trained on how to deal with the population, and they were hostile to it.
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While the Kurds are not hostile to Assad, they want a large degree of autonomy, which he opposes.
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That's good, but that news and those reports will merge into an environment that is hostile to journalism.
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She seems hostile to any suggestions on our part and frustrated, because he won't listen to her either.
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You don't need to be hostile to Sanders's goals or policies to see that this isn't the case.
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He envisions a Gladiator School for the theological and media training of right-wing Catholics hostile to Francis.
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Other units in the general's forces are dominated by Saudi-style ultraconservative Islamists who are hostile to democracy.
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Coal execs may have pushed DEP (not exactly known for being hostile to industry) too far this time.
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While many of Britain's predominantly right-wing newspapers remain hostile to Mr. Corbyn's agenda, their tone has changed.
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That's good, but that news and those reports will emerge into an environment that is hostile to journalism.
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Do I denounce the place that bore me, to swear fealty to a country hostile to my existence?
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She has won praise from conservative outlets, such as National Review, that have been outright hostile to Trump.
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He was hostile to culture and disdainful of individual creativity, insisting on an immediate realization of the absolute.
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Could Kurdistan make it as an independent state if Iraq and neighboring states stayed hostile to the idea?
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Mr. Han's shocking victory then, and in a city traditionally hostile to the Kuomintang, jolted the D.P.P. leadership.
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We have never elected a president who has such undisclosed financial entanglements with countries hostile to our interests.
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A certain segment of AZ Republicans was outright hostile to President Trump and was against the Kavanaugh appointment.
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Many students justify this by arguing that some speakers are racist, homophobic or hostile to other disadvantaged groups.
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Many Kashmiris hostile to India's rule often gather to throw stones at security forces after militants are killed.
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But by being reflexively hostile to science that points out the hazards around us, he's doing just that.
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The former Republican governor of Georgia is openly hostile to accepting human-caused climate change as a fact.
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Why do you think this administration is so hostile to a growing industry that's clearly the global future?
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His public comments on Iran since the attacks on the Saudi facilities have veered from hostile to restrained.
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An administration hostile to unionism does not bode well for wage growth and would invite greater income inequality.
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Movements hostile to the longstanding vision of an ever more united Europe gained strength in every major country.
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Gorsuch is extremely conservative, and the best working assumption is that he will be hostile to environmental regulation.
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European leaders confront existential threats to their union, with political parties across the Continent hostile to its powers.
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The short answer was yes, but Mr. Barr bristled at the suggestion he was hostile to the bill.
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Bannon, on the other hand, has been consistently hostile to Ryan and to the Republican "establishment" more generally.
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I mean, the church was clearly hostile to science that undermined its dogmas — do you disagree with that?
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Additionally, greater government regulation of the internet is strongly supported by many who are fundamentally hostile to free speech.
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The Trump regime has shown time and again that it's hostile to immigration, even of the completely legal kind.
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Image: Flickr/RStonejrThe sciences are overwhelmingly hostile to women, and in astronomy, it's doubly bad for women of color.
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The Israeli officials who have talked to the press seem not to see McMaster as hostile to their interests.
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And in a lot of cases, that got interpreted as hostile to the people in the market-rate housing.
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Among his fellow diplomats, he was seen by some as too extreme and hostile to international law and institutions.
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They include words and behaviors that are extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities.
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The fake Guardian story was clearly pro-Kremlin, but others could be read as hostile to Russian government interests.
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Tencent licenses the game from South Korean company Bluehole, and Chinese authorities can be hostile to South Korean goods.
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Yet, more importantly, there is no reason to believe the EPA will now be less hostile to environmental regulation.
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Mike Pence's economic policies have been hostile to the middle class and the poor while rewarding the ultra rich.
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It's like Apple is actively hostile to anyone not subscribing to its complete set of provided apps and services.
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It's no surprise Patty is constantly devastated, as every single person around her is openly hostile to her body.
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The court said at the time that the state of Colorado was impermissibly hostile to the baker's religious beliefs.
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It would be hostile to Christianity and to "the ideals of respect and tolerance embodied in the First Amendment".
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This region of Iraq has always been hostile to the government in Baghdad and wary of would-be liberators.
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Democrats, who were not consulted in drafting the proposal, are hostile to it and Republicans are divided over it.
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"In states where the governor is hostile to the ACA, it makes it harder to enroll people," Obama said.
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And the only way to stop it might be the Trump administration, which is openly hostile to the law.
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You have a president who seems entirely uninterested in science and technology and in fact is hostile to it.
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More broadly, he's appointing cabinet members who will be hostile to environmentalism, the theory of evolution, and drug testing.
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The CREATES Act is inherently hostile to medical innovation — and it may slow down the race for new cures.
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The Germans remain hostile to anything that could be seen to turn the monetary union into a "transfer union".
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It wasn't that my constituents were hostile to me; they just seemed to be staring sullenly at their plates.
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Part of his message in recent weeks has been aimed at those who have been outright hostile to him.
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"These factors all continue to create an environment that is often hostile to women's engagement in politics," she said.
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He would need an upset in a state like Montana, in a region that has been hostile to him.
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PBMs are also notoriously hostile to pharmacists with their negotiating tactics, often using punitive tactics to silence local pharmacists.
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But they were so hostile to the idea of parties writ large that they do not provide much help.
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"The movement was dominated by men who were actively hostile to feminism, which they termed 'white feminism,' " Sullivan says.
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Turkey, hostile to Israel only five years ago, has warmed dramatically as its Kurdish and Syrian problems have increased.
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What do you say to members of your own party who still are hostile to gay and trans rights.
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Four of the nation's six female governors are Republican, and are hostile to legal abortion and to LGBT rights.
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Trump has made no commitments on tech policy and is seen as generally hostile to tech and its priorities.
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The U.S. is now led by a president who is hostile to international cooperation even with America's closest friends.
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Pro-Mitt Romney messages on campus hadn't threatened anybody, but Trump is hostile to segments of the student body.
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But what overwhelms these contrasts is a profound commonality: both are hostile to our ideals of reason, individualism, freedom.
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As opposed to simply being skeptical or agnostic, they became very hostile to the idea soon after the nomination.
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What changed in the last 2 years was the emergence of a leader openly hostile to a free press.
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Silicon Valley's disruptors, until recently hostile to regulation, now have a vested interest in having a clear rule book.
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People do not want to invest in a state that is perceived to be hostile to immigrants in general.
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Congress also has so far been skeptical of — and sometimes hostile to — the idea of retiring the space station.
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That's about as far from Trump, an insurgent inside a party hostile to his candidacy, as one can get.
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No American president has been as consistently hostile to a British leader as Mr. Trump has been to Mrs.
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During the French Revolution, forces hostile to the monarchy mistook the statues for kings of France, not Ancient Judea.
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Complicating that task is the fact that the Trump administration has largely been hostile to discussions of global warming.
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What made America exceptional was a political environment deeply hostile to labor organizing and friendly toward union-busting employers.
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At first the Trump administration seemed so foreign and hostile to the media that source greasers were pretty rare.
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Still, for many LGBTQ Catholics and their allies, his words reflect a Vatican culture hostile to their very identity.
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Would it be as hostile to him as it had been the last time he'd played in New York?
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The unspoken one is that Republicans will be less hostile to him because he's their racial and class peer.
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I also became hostile to authority, making it difficult for me to work with others and hold a job.
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The president had rejected their first slate over the choice of a finance minister fiercely hostile to the euro.
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China is viewed as being much more hostile to this deal than any other US arms sale to Taiwan.
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And he tried to play on fears of American Jews and evangelicals that Obama was somehow hostile to Israel.
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But China's central government remains fundamentally hostile to the liberal values when those touch on the territory's political system.
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Without offering details, the court described Mr. Jiang as an agent for foreign forces hostile to the party's rule.
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Branches of Chinese-owned banks and outlets of companies seen as hostile to the protest movement were also damaged.
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Pit bulls have long been maligned as attack dogs and fighters too hostile to live in proximity to humans.
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Even in areas hostile to American government actions, brands like Apple, Coca-Cola and Marvel win plenty of customers.
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Journalists and academics deemed hostile to the views of the far-right became the targets of threats and harassment.
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How rare, then, how unsettling is it to find ourselves in a landscape so hostile to our very survival?
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All through his campaign, the GOP nominee has been at best condescending, and at worst hostile, to African-Americans.
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The state, home to more than two million undocumented immigrants, has been hostile to the idea of mass deportations.
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The show, on display until September, also addresses a political climate that can be openly hostile to marginalized groups.
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The crew also shot in areas where Gawli's biggest rivals lived, an environment that was openly hostile to them.
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That film was so hostile to Crawford that even a simple afternoon jog is presented as a psychotic break.
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He wonders whether he will still feel welcome in an America that appears increasingly hostile to foreigners and Muslims.
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The last three inexplicably allowed China to spread nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology to states hostile to America.
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Though the programs said they used other treatment methods, Eitan felt the programs were hostile to questions about them.
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"The current governor is hostile to the commission and has refused to provide funding for the commission," Kiernan said.
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In recent years, the Democratic Party has become increasingly supportive of legal abortion and hostile to the Hyde Amendment.
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Iran, the biggest predominantly Muslim country officially hostile to the United States, spends less on its military than Canada.
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Many Israelis regard the agency as politically biased and inherently hostile to Israel, an assertion United Nations officials deny.
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He would need an upset in a state like Montana, in a region that has been hostile to him.
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Teachers this year have shown us the power that public sector workers possess, even in states hostile to unions.
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They believe that he represents (whether intentionally or not) an ideology that is hostile to groups of nonwhite Americans.
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His tone changed from hostile to solicitous when Sengstacke complained about being unable to reach federal officials with reporting questions.
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With America now hostile to open trade, every initiative has fresh worth to countries whose prosperity was built on commerce.
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Let's look internationally: Picture yourself as a government official in a foreign country that is hostile to the United States.
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Instead, he may be remembered for creating an opening for politicians who are openly hostile to Europe and the euro.
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COUNT THE ways in which the government under President Donald Trump has grown more hostile to foreigners who seek sanctuary.
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" In March, the country's Constitutional Court dissolved TSN and ruled that nominating the princess was "hostile to the monarchy institution.
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Beyond making the platform demonstrably hostile to donors' wallets, creators were confused by when exactly they'd be getting paid now.
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Still, other images illustrate how the fashion world is not always ignorant of or hostile to those with fuller figures.
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That means the first quantum attacks are likely to be organized by countries hostile to the US and our allies.
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But concerns linger about high costs, lackluster returns and how to adapt to a regulatory framework hostile to global banks.
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The United States is hostile to the Assad government, and its forces also helped keep the Syrian military at bay.
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Morristown is not invariably hostile to outsiders, he insists: nearby farms employ Central Americans in jobs that "entitled" locals shun.
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On the environment, Kavanaugh is likely to be hostile to regulation of pollution, climate, and endangered animals, conservation groups say.
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As recently as 2007, trade unions and a large chunk of the party's congressional wing were hostile to immigration reform.
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In Europe, for example, populists have been far more hostile to the free movement of people than to open trade.
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North Dakota is a state that's not only legislatively hostile to queer folks but also geographically difficult to live in.
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We have got to work with them," he said, adding that "We can't be hostile to the free enterprise system.
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And that is one reason he's so hostile to outfits like the EU and also outfits like the US government.
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Third, state-dominated industries ranging from telecommunications and banking to health care are woefully inefficient and even hostile to consumers.
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The UN is exceptionally unpopular among many conservatives, elite and grassroots alike, who view it as deeply hostile to Israel.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE are hostile to their regional rival, Iran, and to Islamist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood.
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It cannot decry quantitative easing while remaining so hostile to spending, especially when deficits are low across the euro area.
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The public is less hostile to immigration than before the vote, partly because inflows from the EU have drastically reduced.
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It could have drawbacks—exposing the firm to investors with short time horizons or to activists hostile to fossil fuels.
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In fact, people who are against tax in general ought to be less hostile to inheritance taxes than other sorts.
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But since the Republican Party is becoming more and more hostile to abortion rights, abortion would remain a national issue.
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Trump is also likely to promote state voter-roll purges and nominate a Supreme Court justice hostile to voting rights.
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They're deeply non-libertarian proposals that are hostile to the way the tech industry — and arguably modern technology itself — functions.
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A couple of representatives were openly hostile to Comey, but most launched passive aggressive, loaded questions at the FBI director.
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In a response to the brief, Apple general counsel Bruce Sewell described the filing as hostile to an unprecedented degree.
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Both countries host elections this year, and the angry rhetoric is playing to galleries often hostile to the other country.
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This is a big caveat: across the OECD two-thirds of teachers believe their schools to be hostile to innovation.
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Remember the world she is in, so often hostile to her truth, to the fullness and volume of her voice.
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Katlego is determined to change attitudes in a continent that is particularly hostile to gay and transgender people, she says.
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Pruitt is one of many announced appointees who is hostile to efforts aimed at reducing emissions linked to global warming.
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Members of Parliament and commentators hostile to Mr. Corbyn argue that winning elections should be the Labour Party's primary goal.
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"We've got cases moving in the very, very liberal 9th Circuit, who — they've been hostile to the order," Sessions said.
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Combine this with an industry that is generally hostile to unionization, and it creates a perfect storm for worker exploitation.
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It's no surprise that people like President Donald Trump are so hostile to press-freedom laws as they currently stand.
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"In recent years, the Internet has become increasingly concentrated, less open, and growingly hostile to innovation and entrepreneurship," Cicilline said.
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Better that he focus his attention elsewhere, like making sure his workplace isn't hostile to former employees like Susan Fowler.
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Like their peers in Maine, Nebraska voters also have a Republican governor, Pete Ricketts, who is hostile to Medicaid expansion.
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But they can also be as ideologically narrow, and hostile to anyone who disagrees with them, as the Trump crowd.
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In four years, the United States might have an administration that is less hostile to the concept of climate change.
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How, for example, could a white man remain hostile to Latino immigrants after he learns his first grandchild is Latino?
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It was long thought that the environment at such great depths was far too cold and hostile to support life.
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Bigness doesn't create competition, it pulls everything into a black hole that's hostile to consumers and citizens around the world.
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Last month, the agency charged with preserving California's coastline ousted its executive director, who was deemed too hostile to development.
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Parts of the media are deeply hostile to the idea of anyone receiving "something for nothing," especially if they're poor.
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He thinks Japanese workplaces are hostile to openly gay people, so he celebrates the same-sex marriage movement in Japan.
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Wilson and his supporters effectively branded the party in this state as anti-immigrant and hostile to diversity in general.
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"Trump seems to be much more hostile to a free-trade deal than a number of his appointees," said Bandow.
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In the U.S., many are using the term "fake news" for any articles they see as hostile to their agenda.
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"We are now faced with a nominee to the Supreme Court who is hostile to abortion rights," Ms. Nash said.
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Even so, Mr. Bowers's writings on social media were bitterly hostile to refugees and to the agency that helped them.
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In Biden's case, Republicans are deeply under the spell of Donald Trump, who is uniquely hostile to civility and consensus.
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In essence, landlords are being forced to pay for the campaign of someone whose policies are hostile to their interests.
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No one has ever figured out exactly why they are so hostile to outsiders and their language remains a mystery.
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They're not available to be persuaded, and they not only reject the press, but they are actively hostile to it.
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An attorney general in Texas should not be "hostile" to the energy industry, Mr. Wofford said by way of example.
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Instead, I just want to point out that the iPad is an OS that is currently hostile to mouse input.
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"I don't think it's discriminatory or hostile to religion to want to learn more" about her relationship with the group.
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At the same time, elements of the Democratic Party have grown increasingly suspicious of Israel, if not hostile to it.
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Similarly, the main shipbuilders&apos union proved hostile to black workers who, when allowed in, were placed in segregated locals.
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"Courts are traditionally hostile to noise complaints arising in metropolitan areas," said Adam Leitman Bailey, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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Silicon Valley has responded to tales of men behaving badly with pledges to create an environment hostile to sexual predators.
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Instead, he may be remembered for creating an opening for politicians who are openly hostile to Europe and the euro.
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She declares herself hostile to photography, to cinema, to images of every kind, arguing that they distort and "freeze" experience.
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He and Mr. Summers described her in White House meetings as unreasonably hostile to financial institutions, and as simply unreasonable.
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He and Mr. Summers described her in White House meetings as unreasonably hostile to financial institutions, and as simply unreasonable.
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"We don't see the incoming administration ... as being just overtly hostile to the interests of Silicon Valley business," Seaver said.
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But Russian officials have accused the U.S. of unfairly interfering in the region and propping up governments hostile to Russia.
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But in a climate hostile to personal expression both sexes wore the same shapeless clothing as a badge of patriotism.
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An angry supporter of President Trump was compiling a list of businesses openly hostile to customers who voted for him.
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On the Republican side, President Donald Trump has been hostile to the tech industry in many of his public remarks.
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Clinton's refusal to sign the pledge sends a signal that she is less hostile to these industries than her rivals.
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Turkey is deeply hostile to any independent or autonomous Rojava: One of its principal goals in Syria is preventing that.
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While far-right supporters in Europe aren't consistently poorer, they are consistently more hostile to immigrants than other white natives.
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The British upper classes were generally hostile to the American invaders who threatened to snap up their eligible young men.
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He served for four years, issuing opinions favoring executive power, skeptical of claims of employment discrimination and hostile to the press.
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It's easy to believe Fields's story in part because Trump and his campaign have been so consistently hostile to the media.
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And as our political climate becomes increasingly hostile to abortion, expect things to get worse: In the event that Roe v.
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But some 12-step treatment programs and AA participants are actively hostile to the idea of using medications to treat addiction.
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His supporters, who tend to be old, white and conservative, are more hostile to legalising dope than the most other Americans.
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Contributors preached about their conservative beliefs like many of these events can be, Rebel Live was pretty hostile to the media.
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Many Trump's critics have sought to paint him as hostile to women, and Clinton said she largely agreed with that assessment.
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The slashing of the rainforest was a feared consequence of the election of a Brazilian government hostile to reining in logging.
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A new space is opening up: Russia-friendly, anti-Atlanticist, Eurosceptic, economically interventionist, sceptical of or hostile to immigration and trade.
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But the high court is now believed to be more hostile to race-conscious admissions policies with a more conservative makeup.
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So if you're hostile to someone because he's strong on the border, what does that say about your feelings toward America?
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There is no moral equivalent between the United States and Russia, which remains hostile to our most basic values and ideals.
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The British were for years hostile to Galileo, which they saw as unnecessarily (and expensively) duplicating America's global positioning system (GPS).
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At a recent campaign appearance, Mr Erdogan warned that Australians hostile to Islam would "return in coffins" if they visited Turkey.
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But the reality is that CS:GO, and esports in general, remains a male-dominated space that can be hostile to women.
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Mr Edwards cites a survey that shows how younger Italians are far more hostile to the European Union than older ones.
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Yusril Mahendra, a legal adviser to Jokowi, said the decision was proof that the president is not hostile to devout Muslims.
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The top Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee has also been hostile to the idea of a legislative deal.
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Teachers will continue to educate, regardless of a society that is at best, ignorant, and at worst, hostile to the profession.
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But there is much still to do if we are to create a society hostile to trafficking and supportive to survivors.
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North Korea is increasingly hostile to China and its nuclear weapons program undermines the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which China supports.
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During the 1940s, Kendall was politically homeless: increasingly hostile to the left, but uncomfortable with traditional conservatives who disdained modern democracy.
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In their minds, trouble is being stoked by a news media hostile to the president-elect and resentful of his victory.
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Superheroes, like most elites, are instinctively hostile to regulation, and Mr Rogers' leeriness is exacerbated by his deep-rooted cultural nationalism.
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With 85 appointments, including two to the Supreme Court, Trump has packed the courts with conservative ideologues hostile to civil rights.
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"That is 23 percent of the European Parliament essentially representing people who are hostile to the idea of Europe," Peel said.
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There was an explosion of criticism as columnists and commentators decried her move, claiming it was particularly hostile to working mothers.
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Iran denies Saudi accusations that it sends financial and sometimes armed support to groups hostile to Riyadh around the Arab world.
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That reputation, though, has led some to believe the company needs the ability to go hostile to get a deal done.
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Bangladesh is also growing hostile to Rohingya, more than 400,000 of whom live there after fleeing Myanmar since the early 1990s.
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He's a solid guy with no real negatives representing the usual winning party in an environment hostile to a Republican president.
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For decades, Theresa May was hard at work entrenching a political system that was hostile to immigrants, refugees, minorities, and more.
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"They include words and behaviors that are extremely racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities," Syverud said.
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How did this hostile-to-paranoid worldview attract the people-loving boxer who was bankrolled by a lily-white investment group?
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Manchin on Friday told a West Virginia radio station that Trump should not nominate someone openly hostile to Roe v. Wade.
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He is likely to be hostile to abortion rights, even if he doesn't represent the final vote to overturn Roe v.
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The op-ed attempted to counter the notion that one of the nominees, Priscilla Owen, would be hostile to abortion rights.
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People hostile to Clinton, like Trump allies, have a clear reason to read these emails as saying something terrible about Clinton.
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There is nothing in Judge Gorsuch's record to suggest that he is hostile to recent Supreme Court money in politics decisions.
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I never once encountered a fellow graduate student, or was taught by a professor, who was hostile to the institutionalist tradition.
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But they have particularly welcomed his vigorous opinions hostile to administrative agencies, a central concern of the modern conservative legal movement.
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Crown Prince Mohammed is the linchpin of a coalition of Middle Eastern states hostile to Mr. Erdogan and his Islamist allies.
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The police say Mr. Minassian posted a message hostile to women on his Facebook page moments before the deadly rampage began.
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" "There is no moral equivalence between the United States and Russia, which remains hostile to our most basic values and ideals.
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President Eisenhower was particularly hostile to Israel during the 1956 Suez War, which Israel, the UK, and France fought against Egypt.
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However, the Houthis operate a police state and are hostile to uncovered women, gays and anyone bold enough to criticize them.
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Mr. Morales was not always so hostile to the corruption panel, which played a large role in his election in 2015.
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It shows that, before Trump officially won the Republican primary in June, Republicans were still more hostile to Russia than Democrats.
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And many described a real struggle with an administration they see as hostile to immigrants, Muslims, L.G.B.T.Q. people and the poor.
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To detractors, though, including a new presidential administration hostile to whistleblowers of Manning's ilk, she remains no more than a traitor.
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He showed essentially no improvement among college-educated white women, the portion of the white electorate consistently most hostile to him.
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Koma said the gunmen were very hostile to the first man, from South Sudan's minority Kuku tribe, before he got away.
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What happens when mainstream media is labeled "fake news" by those who see certain stories as hostile to their political agenda?
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Michael Bloomberg belatedly entered the race to be the Democrats' presidential candidate, joining a contest that has been hostile to billionaires.
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"You may always have a few people who are hostile to leadership there," said Meese, who served under President Ronald Reagan.
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More recently, UKIP has tried to remake itself as a party for the disenfranchised working class, hostile to globalization and immigration.
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"I think there's tremendous frustration in this country with a credit reporting system that is downright hostile to consumers," she said.
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Steve Jobs was also hostile to authority figures and had a "compulsion for control," according to Walter Isaacson&aposs 2011 biography.
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Indeed, Goethe was hostile to both the French Revolution and the German nationalist movement that sprang up in reaction to it.
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As we all know by now, Trump is hostile to "SNL" and has lashed out at the NBC show numerous times.
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On a macro level, the Trump administration is generally hostile to foreign aid, having proposed multiple times to slash it significantly.
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And many described a real struggle with an administration they see as hostile to immigrants, Muslims, L.G.B.T.Q. people, and the poor.
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A day in the field with immigration enforcers in California, a state hostile to President Trump's efforts to step up deportations.
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Vietnam is also strengthening relations with other regional powers that are skeptical of or outright hostile to China, the organization said.
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"We've got cases moving in the very, very liberal Ninth Circuit, who, they've been hostile to the order," Sessions told Levin.
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Rodriguez added that his government also would never let another country hostile to the US use Cuban territory to attack Americans.
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Particularly when other popular conventions have become so bloated and corporatized that they're openly hostile to this kind of intimate, valuable experience.
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" The State Department warning, however, says that travelers should be wary, noting, "Various elements in Iran remain hostile to the United States.
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Both people with pro same-sex marriage beliefs and those against it avoided the opinion hostile to their worldview at similar rates.
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She's a fierce career woman who, in many ways, has shattered the glass ceiling in an industry largely hostile to her kind.
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Syrian rebels backed by Turkey and hostile to the YPG have moved into the area since the incursion began late last month.
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They believe Trump will adopt tough policies hostile to Iran and that this will undermine reformers' attempts to build bridges with Washington.
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Trump himself, after all, is largely hostile to many of the republican virtues and democratic norms that its designs hope to convey.
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Protesters at one session warned of "fascism" in India, saying Hindu nationalists in office are hostile to Muslims and other religious minorities.
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Big platform companies such as Facebook and Google are powerful, verging on arrogant, and they have been openly hostile to Mr Trump.
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The march was an enormous show of defiance against Trump's past disparaging comments about women, and policies seen as hostile to women.
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Meanwhile, the 4.13 presidential primary is looming, the oceans are becoming hostile to life, and a recession could be around the corner.
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The accepted safe wait time is 60 days, and the environment becomes hostile to pathogens whether you use raw or pasteurized milk.
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Authoritarians are hostile to outgroups and embrace aggressive, punitive policies toward them, including harsh anti-immigration laws and aggressive, militaristic foreign policy.
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Officers of the regular army are hostile to Mr Dagalo's ambitions and furious that an ill-disciplined militia is looting the capital.
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A government hostile to the credits could change criteria for who is eligible to receive them, or repeal them outright, he said.
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The French-speaking province is hostile to overt religious symbols like the turban and the kirpan, a dagger worn by Sikh men.
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But Jose Ibarra, a member of the city council, says Storm Lake's non-immigrant population is not hostile to the relative newcomers.
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This means the English were more likely than others to be hostile to mass migration, and thus more likely to support Brexit.
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The DOJ official who spoke on condition of anonymity on Thursday rebuffed allegations that the administration was hostile to diversity in education.
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Local Kurds, who are most of the enclave's 600,000 or so residents, seem uniformly hostile to the Turks and their Syrian allies.
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He won over the Scottish Nationalists, yet the Liberal Democrats and the new Change UK party were also hostile to his plan.
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Fighting in Falluja risks the army becoming bogged down in territory inhabited by Sunni tribes long hostile to the Shi'ite-led government.
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It's difficult to say what it means that our political conversation is dominated by men on a platform so hostile to women.
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So this may be remembered as the start of a long negotiation over how to make cities less hostile to new construction.
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So far, technology and privacy groups have been hostile to the bill, including the Software Alliance, the App Association, and the ITIF.
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But several leaders were hostile to Mr Cameron's insistence on an exemption for Britain from the EU's goal of "ever closer union".
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Gorsuch is seen as hostile to abortion rights because of his support for the 85033th Circuit ruling in Hobby Lobby Stores v.
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But Cruz is expected to beat Trump easily in Utah, whose large Mormon population is deeply hostile to Trump and his rhetoric.
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As a result, 57% of American women live in a state that is hostile to abortion rights, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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There are clearly factions that are hostile to Trump, but also factions that like him or think they can work with him.
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They didn't believe in cultural theory or critical theory, they were hostile to me and they later in fact threw me out.
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Good as Gates' intentions are, it's easy to see why a nation so hostile to foreign aid would bristle at the offer.
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If today's students are increasingly hostile to intellectual freedom, can we really expect tomorrow's voters, lawyers, judges, politicians to uphold free speech?
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Romania, Hungary, the Baltic states—all fell under the sway of right-wing dictatorships, and all were deeply hostile to Soviet power.
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That would be a more convincing argument if tech were not still overwhelmingly male-dominated and in many cases hostile to women.
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Both people with pro-same-sex marriage beliefs and those against it avoided the opinion hostile to their worldview at similar rates.
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Particularly notable is Abrams' resounding victory in Atlanta-area Forsyth County, which was considered hostile to African Americans for nearly a century.
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Arab states are predominantly hostile to gay and transgendered people, but the report details "incremental change" brought on by region-wide activism.
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Those states, where pregnant women are most at risk of acquiring the virus, are the states most hostile to women's reproductive rights.
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In his youth, Detective Brooks knew that the Prince George's County police had a reputation for being abusive and hostile to minorities.
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Trump's choice could be a person hostile to the Roe ruling, as conservatives will vet and give advice on the potential nominees.
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"In her own way she spells out the 'America First' agenda, but she has not been hostile to the U.N.," he said.
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He undermined British Prime Minister Theresa May, lambasted German Chancellor Angela Merkel and has been openly hostile to French President Emmanuel Macron.
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"The forces hostile to the king are rising on all sides," he said, as "messenger after messenger rushes in with bad news."
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President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and his patrons in Iran are hostile to the United States and responsible for terrible atrocities.
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Over the last decade, ILGA has lent significant support to countries hostile to queer citizens, including carefully dispatching diplomatic delegations from abroad.
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Any nominee will be evaluated, Clarke said, adding that the group is girding for a nominee who is hostile to civil rights.
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Though Republican candidate Alfred Landon agreed with some elements of the New Deal, he criticized it as being overly hostile to business.
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Arguments on the other side, typified by some of the attacks on DeVos, can be overtly hostile to the presumption of innocence.
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Instead, Mr. Trump alternated between sounding chastened or defensive and trying to energize his base, which remains deeply hostile to Mrs. Clinton.
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Trump called the Senate minority leader on Tuesday, and Schumer told the president that picking a justice hostile to the Roe v.
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" She took issue with state officials taking down the structures, calling the move "completely discriminatory" and "hostile to the Native Hawaiian people.
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Nobody is being forced to do business with Israel; they are being prevented from cooperating with entities hostile to a close ally.
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Many Arab states remain deeply hostile to Mr. Assad's government, and it remains unclear when Syria might be readmitted as a member.
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One wing of the Sanders movement is conspiratorial in its mindset and fundamentally hostile to the existing Democratic Party as an institution.
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"I never expected to receive this many letters," she said, adding that the letters were by and large hostile to her idea.
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Both are bellicose nationalists, dismissive of climate change, eager to empower the Israeli right, hostile to Islam but solicitous of Saudi Arabia.
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Yglesias looked at polling on student attitudes toward free speech and found little evidence that they were particularly hostile to free expression.
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It was one thing in the computer lab to have these kind of views, kind of hostile to outsiders and very arrogant.
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The Trump campaign has also taken steps to blunt the influence of a few Republican governors who are hostile to the president.
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I had come to learn more about the tactics the Chinese government reportedly used to silence Canadian activists deemed hostile to it.
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Many voters, struggling with slow-growing living standards, are hostile to policies that would address climate change — namely, increases in energy prices.
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Her findings confirmed that they felt alienated by traditional political institutions, which they believed to be hostile to them and their communities.
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Mr. Mulvaney has been openly hostile to the consumer bureau, calling it a "sad, sick" joke and supporting legislation to eliminate it.
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In a city once so hostile to black civil rights that it earned the nickname Bombingham, two streets now bear his name.
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It may also make assault and victimization more likely in other locations by creating a climate that's hostile to sexual minority youth.
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Trump is openly hostile to widely accepted climate science, and appears not to have even an elementary understanding of how climate works.
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Her party, traditionally hostile to the United States and the European Union, has received millions of dollars in loans from Russian banks.
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Mr. Cruse had moved on to "Wendel" by 1983, during the Reagan administration, which was viewed as hostile to gays and lesbians.
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They couldn't afford to have a billionaire hostile to government run public schools that already underperform the rest of the developed world.
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QUEBEC — In a world often hostile to migration, Canada has stood out, welcoming thousands of refugees fleeing war and seeking a haven.
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Editorial President-elect Donald Trump has picked several people to lead federal departments who are hostile to the work of those agencies.
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Since Mr. Trump's election as the 45th president, New York City has been host to many, many protests hostile to his agenda.
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With Lota, Bishop was not only busy discovering Brazil; she was hiding from Cold War America and a society hostile to homosexuals.
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Acidic oceans are more hostile to corals, and shellfish, as it decreases the concentration of carbonate, a key ingredient to building shells.
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Supporters of Mr. Obama point out that he faced a generally conservative court inclined to be hostile to his generally liberal policies.
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And Schultz wants a Democratic Party less hostile to those he calls "people of means," who otherwise back goals like gun control.
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Experts say that Turkish forces hostile to the Kurds, no longer restrained by an American presence, could sweep in from the north.
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What do you make of the political climate in the United States, which feels particularly hostile to intellectuals and experts right now?
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Hostile to environmental causes, to gender equality, to ... completely backward-looking on sexuality, to all those things, applied to the British conservatism.
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So if you are hostile to someone because he's strong on the border, what does that say about your feelings toward America?
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Things where I'm writing about an agency doing something stupid, and they are hostile to me and don't want to help me.
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For good measure, Netanyahu has also likened Obama to former US President Jimmy Carter, whom he pointedly derided as "hostile" to Israel.
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But prior to Trump's victory in the primary, Grenell's Twitter tone was about as hostile to Trump as it was to reporters.
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BR: Why do you think scientists were hostile to (or biased against) the idea that these creatures could have been our equals?
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Then Trump swapped his old attorney general, Jeff Sessions, last week for Sessions' deputy, Matthew Whitaker, who's been openly hostile to the probe.
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The organization's controversial founder Julian Assange has been overtly hostile to Clinton over the foreign policy she practiced as Obama's secretary of state.
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State legislators have aggressively eroded women's reproductive rights for years; under the current administration, which is openly and gleefully hostile to Roe v.
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And Trump's belief that reducing regulations by appointing several cabinet members who are actually hostile to them comes from deep inside his ethos.
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"We're not hardwired to hate or [be] hostile to out-groups," says Mina Cikara, a neuroscientist who studies intergroup bias at Harvard University.
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Without adequate protection, freedom of conscience is left up courts they are often hostile to the most basic protections of the First Amendment.
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This is shaping up to be an administration that is as hostile to organized labor as any we have seen in recent history.
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If Chicago and Cleveland are anything, they are indications that millennials have the power to unseat politicians who are hostile to our agenda.
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Throw this week's Thursday Night Football offering into this environment that is so hostile to good football, and it's a recipe for disaster.
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Stutzman's lawyers at the Alliance Defending Freedom — who also represented the baker — contend Washington state officials were similarly hostile to Stutzman's religious views.
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Zuma's cabinet reorganization rallied support, however, among powerful sections of the party that are hostile to banking interests they see Gordhan as representing.
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In a city increasingly hostile to all but the most creatively void breadwinners, Pumarosa's ambition was grounded once more by life's dull practicalities.
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The first is that when a government is hostile to facts and obsessed with control, it won't stop with blocking access to Twitter.
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The reclaimed territory is mostly untouched by the government: indeed, many of the settlers are people who are rather hostile to state-building.
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Authoritarians tend to be more hostile to expanding LGBTQ rights, for example, potentially worsening the GOP's already-poor standing with another demographic group.
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Kasich voters tended to be Republicans hostile to Mr Trump, and are those most likely to have quit the party since his election.
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The big picture: American culture and law are hostile to establishing any sort of national ID, leaving businesses and organizations to find substitutes.
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The big picture: Republican lawmakers and groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, typically hostile to regulation, are currently advocating federal privacy laws.
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He has spent his life forgiving people their nastiness so long as they are hostile to the Great Satan of the United States.
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Hays' piece, though mercifully short, was predictably hostile to the idea that any neophyte might effectively grasp what he was trying to say.
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Both are hostile to the EU and especially the euro, and both campaigned on lavish tax and spending promises that Italy cannot afford.
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Gropius had tried hard to keep politics out of art, but the Nazis were increasingly hostile to the Bauhaus, branding its output degenerate.
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This means that even groups that have voted Republican in most post-1964 elections—white women, college-educated whites—are hostile to Trump.
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Texas' primary runoff will test whether the national Democratic Party's establishment can overcome an insurgent wing more openly hostile to President Donald Trump.
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Liberals view him as hostile to their positions on issues ranging from hate crimes and violence against women to voting rights and immigration.
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Brown said he was saddened that the state that birthed his venture has acted in a manner that's so hostile to the company.
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But it still raised concerns among Democrats and clean energy supporters, who said it could preview a Trump administration hostile to climate research.
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"There is no moral equivalence between the United States and Russia, which remains hostile to our most basic values and ideals," he continued.
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Perel has been accused of trivializing the scourge of infidelity and of promoting ideas that are fundamentally hostile to the institution of marriage.
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News of the bombing nearly overshadowed the aid delivery, provoking anger among some Western powers hostile to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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"There is no moral equivalence between the United States and Russia, which remains hostile to our most basic values and ideals," he continued.
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Many Arab citizens identify primarily as Palestinian, not Israeli, and see the conservative government, especially its security forces, as hostile to their interests.
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Why would anyone select someone like Sessions to adhere, advocate and advance these principles when his views are so hostile to these principles?
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By the same token, demagogic dictators have proved unremittingly hostile to monarchy because the institution represents a dangerously venerated alternative to their ambitions.
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For the better part of a decade, the skies have grown increasingly hostile to jumbo jets such as Boeing's 747 and Airbus' A380.
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In the United States, the Democratic Party has moved leftward and, as a result, is increasingly critical of, if not hostile to, Israel.
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In the infant gut, it's possible the same rise in acidity occurs, which would make the environment more hostile to pathogens like E.Coli.
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The government, which was openly hostile to LGBTQ people, remained silent and slow to act in providing care to address the health crisis.
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"It strikes me as one of those moments when you see legislators are hostile to strip club workers in every sense," she said.
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Later in the week, Mr. Biden is expected to appear in a state even more hostile to Democrats in recent memory: North Dakota.
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It appealed to voters who believed that Democrats ignored the concerns of people like them and were hostile to their beliefs and culture.
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The LaPiere experiment shows just the opposite: People are more hostile to others in the abstract than when they meet them in person.
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Trump's policy helps to make ISIS's point for them, giving the impression, rightly or wrongly, that the West really is hostile to Muslims.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party gained ground in some states that have been hostile to the party, according to the results released so far.
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In many cases, the crimes go unpunished by authorities who are hostile to the news media or are involved in criminal activity themselves.
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Meanwhile, Israel is ever more willing to ally itself with foreign leaders who share its illiberal nationalism, even when they're hostile to Jews.
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Similarly, Twitter has and will continue to argue it was not designed specifically to be disproportionately hostile to women and people of color.
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The sharp decline in bond yields and the correction last year have taken the backdrop for stocks "from hostile to hospitable," he said.
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Their counterparts in other countries may be hostile to immigration, he said, but they originally emphasized issues like cutting taxes and regional autonomy.
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That led to a period of populist ferment hostile to fat cats, including mass strikes and ultimately the New Deal of the 1930s.
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Fifty-two United States diplomats and other citizens had been taken captive five months earlier under a new Iranian theocracy hostile to America.
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Nor does he give a full explanation of the differences in Islamic theology that make the rebel army so hostile to the parchment.
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For Mr. Modi, who is battling an economic slowdown, an agreement would ease perceptions that his nationalist government is hostile to foreign companies.
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The Oromos claim the UN agency has been hostile to their allegations of discrimination, persecution and even torture by the government of Ethiopia.
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Treatment of tuberculosis is politically touchier, because it often arrives in the United States with immigrants, whom Mr. Trump is famously hostile to.
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Then, executives were clamoring to make the cut, even those who had been cool or in some cases hostile to Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Its rallying cry is that the West is hostile to Islam and that every good Muslim has a duty to join the caliphate.
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Kentucky in recent years has ranked among the states most hostile to abortion, according to polling from the nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute.
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Others have criticized Voatz's bounty program as onerous and hostile to researchers, which might explain why the MIT researchers did not take part.
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California banned taxpayer-funded travel to Texas, for example, after the state passed a law seen as hostile to gay and transgender people.
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In 2020 we will surely see more attacks on abortion access, but also more progress, even in states traditionally hostile to abortion access.
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But his America First sentiments — for that is what they are at this point, more than a policy — are hostile to these organizations.
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After Matthieu Jost and his boyfriend met a host in Barcelona who appeared hostile to homosexuals, he founded Mister B&B in 2013.
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The eavesdropping that created these tapes was originally aimed against foreign individuals with interests that are are hostile to America, including Russian targets.
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"There are so many cabinet secretaries who are explicitly hostile to the mission of their agencies," said Andrew Bartels, a Forrester principal analyst.
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In recent weeks, Breitbart has run stories about McMaster that have accused him of being hostile to Israel and in cahoots with Democrats.
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And once a case gets to court, a compliant judiciary, long regarded as hostile to the opposition, has been unforgiving in its sentencing.
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Yes, we have a president who is hostile to every step that must be taken to avert the worst ravages of climate change.
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Jackson also rebuffed the defense's suggestion that anyone hostile to Trump or supportive of his political opponents not be accepted as a juror.
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This further cemented the country's status as a bastion of refuge in a world where Western nations have become increasingly hostile to refugees.
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When her political opponents plucked that phrase out of context and spun it as hostile to coal communities, they were distorting her meaning.
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Trump's allies have long called for a "cleaning out" of DOJ and FBI, aimed at career officials perceived as hostile to the president.
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Mr. Farr joined the small law firm of Maupin, Taylor & Ellis, where all of the named partners were openly hostile to civil rights.
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They're not all that concerned about equality, but they are certainly hostile to any collective action, especially any collective action by the state.
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The Trump administration's original nominee for labor secretary, the fast-food executive Andrew F. Puzder, was openly hostile to the Obama overtime rule.
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It's probably no coincidence that some of the company cultures most hostile to women are those with the fewest women in senior roles.
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The Republicans have long been hostile to Russia, part of the dogma laid down by actor and venerated former party leader Ronald Reagan.
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For advocates of strong gun rights, the low success rate is fodder for the view that courts are hostile to the Second Amendment.
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"It may be that the Trump administration is going to be hostile to enforcing the civil rights laws under the more dubious and exotic theories of the Obama administration, but that's not fairly characterized as being hostile to civil rights laws more broadly," said Roger Clegg, an attorney who served in the Justice Department under Presidents Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
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The Islamic State, hostile to all groups, is still a presence around Aleppo, though it has mostly stayed out of the current fighting there.
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But in recent years, Wall Street executives have either shied away from working in Washington or been impeded by lawmakers hostile to their nominations.
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Just as telling is that countries led by strongmen hostile to orthodox policies have seen their currencies suffer—the inverse of the Putin Principle.
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"If Brexit is a success there are other countries like Finland and the Netherlands that have become increasingly hostile to the EU," he said.
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The administration of Donald Trump is hostile to the CFPB, which is charged with protecting consumers from abuse by banks and other financial institutions.
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The striking parallel is that the President-elect might be inordinately hostile to the CIA, causing its leaders to begin bracing for the worst.
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While embassy staffers were friendly to Assange during Correa's presidency, Moreno's new diplomats were polite to visitors but hostile to Assange, his friends said.
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Then came the Iran nuclear deal and many Republicans shifted all the way to arguing that Obama was "hostile" to the interests of Israel.
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So its resurgent popularity among Republicans today, who are openly hostile to what they've called "unconstitutional" federal oversight, was foreseeable, but no less concerning.
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Indonesia's blasphemy law is worryingly woolly, allowing courts to punish words or actions deemed "hostile" to religion by up to five years in prison.
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This tension has been exacerbated in recent years by a rack of executive, legislative, and judicial actions seen as hostile to Bible-believing Christians.
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But Congress did not agree, and the current political climate seems even more hostile to the idea of banning an entire class of weapons.
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Even though the media have been more hostile to Trump than perhaps any president in recent history, most advisers would recommend patience and steadiness.
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According to Tom Mills, a Labour-supporting sociologist, "there's no doubt the mainstream media in the UK are hostile to egalitarian parties and movements".
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Because today's conservatives are typically hostile to unions, it's easy to forget that they were not always opposed to unionism or fair share fees.
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Collins has said she wouldn't support someone who is hostile to Roe, for example, though she recently appeared reassured by Kavanaugh's statements on precedent.
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She added the regulation would identify oil companies with financial ties to countries that have been hostile to the United States, such as Russia.
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The FN has been steadily growing over the past five years, even in parts of the electorate which have traditionally been hostile to it.
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Under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, however, China's political system has grown hostile to private businesses that become too big or too disruptive.
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Voters approved several measures hostile to gay rights, making it tricky for the government to fulfil the supreme court's injunction to legalise gay marriage.
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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who has cast the decisive swing vote in favor of abortion rights in recent cases, seemed "hostile" to the law.
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So, increasingly, is Turkey, a member of NATO (but not the EU) which is hostile to the liberal democratic values that bind the alliance.
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But Google's change flips that switch — making the default setting hostile to privacy by folding a Chrome user's browsing activity into their Google identity.
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All the main opposition parties are seen as hostile to Brussels to various degrees and all are seeking significant changes to EU budget rules.
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"It's an environment with limited representation of opinion, and it can be hostile to students who hold other views," says Yuta Kato, a sophomore.
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They will have ample opportunity to test that theory: a federal judiciary stocked with originalist judges will be hostile to an ambitious federal government.
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The problem is that those institutions themselves are deeply hostile to democracy: Of course, interbranch conflict laced with partisanship is not new in America.
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The implication that Muslims were in general hostile to Mary, or Maryam as she is known in Arabic, was highly misleading, Ms Khan insisted.
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Multiple sources told Reuters the results were rigged to prevent Fayulu, who was seen as more hostile to Kabila's interests than Tshisekedi, from winning.
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" Asked Tuesday why Republicans view Obama as being so hostile to the Second Amendment, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said simply, "purely politics.
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Seventy-three percent of Latinos say the GOP doesn't care or is hostile to them, while just 21 percent say the party "truly cares."
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However, many in conservative and Islamist circles in Turkey are hostile to the Istanbul Convention and say gender equality undermines the institution of family.
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So one more country along the Balkan migrant trail may yet become overwhelmed by, and then deeply hostile to, thousands of refugees fleeing war.
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They speculate that lower-level officials overstepped the mark, or even that Communist Party factions hostile to Mr Xi are trying to embarrass him.
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Rebuilding Raqqa will need billions of dollars and an unprecedented level of compromise among groups long hostile to each other, all three officials said.
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He blamed insurers for setting their prices "too low at the outset" as well as GOP leaders who have been "hostile" to enrollment efforts.
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It seems unlikely that Google, which makes 86% of its revenue from advertising, would implement a change so openly hostile to its business model.
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Recent polling has shown women favoring Democrats by huge margins in key Senate races, and younger women are especially hostile to the Trumpian right.
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The bottom line: Turkey is hostile to democracy and human rights, with little freedom of expression and more imprisoned journalists than any other country.
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And to the delight of many Milwaukeeans, it increases the chances of social-democratic ideas taking root in a country notoriously hostile to them.
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As the Shanghai Clique was pro-North Korea, the Kim regime became openly hostile to Xi. North Korea's nuclearization does not help matters either.
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The current suit claims UT created a sexual environment that was hostile to female students due to the school's "deliberate indifference" to their claims.
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Published between 1751 and 1772, the Encyclopédie was sponsored by neither the Catholic Church nor the French monarchy and was covertly hostile to both.
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"The overall balance is very hostile to NATO," said David A. Shlapak, the lead author of a new RAND Corporation study on the Baltics.
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The parties eventually settled, but not before the Supreme Court decided that such remarks and actions could create an atmosphere hostile to female employees.
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The plan is part of a set of reforms the oil sector sees as hostile to the industry, which dominates provinces such as Alberta.
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Boeing has rejected accusations by some congressional critics that its desire to sell airplanes to a country hostile to the United States is wrongheaded.
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FN opposes French membership in the EU and the Schengen Area, is hostile to a Europe-US alliance and favors stronger ties with Russia.
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On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont fulminated this year about the "corporate media," which he described as hostile to liberal ideals.
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All of that, though, is now at risk, because our patent laws have become overly complicated, riddled by uncertainty, and, frankly, hostile to innovation.
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The Roberts Court isn't completely hostile to efforts to combat climate change, as environmentalists have won some key victories there over the past decade.
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Sanders aides such as Devine said that their side would fire back if Clinton continues the suggestion that the senator is hostile to Obama.
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"Judge Merrick is hostile to your Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms," Mr. Johnson said in Pewaukee, using the judge's first name.
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Trump's other agenda items, such as massive tax cuts and financial deregulation, are hostile to the financial security of ordinary Americans that supported him.
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The MSPB judges can be hostile towards whistleblowers, and in the cases I have litigated within MSPB, the judges were hostile to my clients.
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The philosophy of governance—defined by loyalty, hostile to expertise, and comfortable with lies—created a disaster, even as its adherents extolled American values.
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"He's ripping up all the rules, going through social media, extremely hostile to everyone in the media except Fox News and Breitbart," he added.
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Turkey supports other rebel groups against Assad and is hostile to the Syrian Kurds, which it sees as allies of its own Kurdish separatists.
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In Germany, by contrast, each plaintiff must file individually and pay legal fees upfront, a system criticized by consumer lobbies as hostile to claimants.
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Abortion access Already, 57 percent of U.S. women of reproductive age live in states Guttmacher classifies as hostile or very hostile to abortion rights.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is trying to prepare for bigger floods even as the White House is hostile to talking about climate change.
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A new movement of white evangelicalism awakened during his presidency, one that was socially conservative and hostile to his agenda and to him personally.
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The man accused of driving the van had posted a message hostile to women online only moments before the rampage began, the police said.
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" Mr. Ryan said, "There is no moral equivalence between the United States and Russia, which remains hostile to our most basic values and ideas.
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They see judges, tax cuts, nationalism, a boatload of phobias and permission to be hostile to people whose lifestyles or very existence unnerve them.
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The new administration is openly hostile to the rules — which become effective in August 2019 — and is clearly looking for ways to undermine them.
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Mr. Pompeo, whose confirmation hearing took place Thursday, and Mr. Hifter, a onetime C.I.A. asset, are avowedly hostile to all forms of political Islam.
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In particular, rural voters are far more hostile to immigrants than urban voters — especially in communities where there are few immigrants to be found.
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Moreover, the "resistance" thinks of Trump—who is notoriously hostile to the media and political comedy—as an authoritarian trying to stifle free speech.
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The Japanese Americans were released into a country that was still very hostile to Japanese Americans, and who had everything taken away from them.
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Combine the two, and you have a concern that some of your country has been taken over by people who are hostile to it.
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The leading manufacturer of e-cigarettes, Juul, is based in San Francisco and politicians in the city have been openly hostile to the company.
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"In our view, the president-elect is not hostile to H-1B visas," said one of the sources familiar with discussions at the meeting.
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Mr. Erdogan, who considers this Kurdish-controlled territory hostile to Turkey, has repeatedly threatened military action against the mainly Kurdish units in northeastern Syria.
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Neoliberal economic policies, often associated with conservative Republicans, appealed to iconoclastic Democrats like Brown, who were hostile to bureaucracy and skeptical of establishment institutions.
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On carbon taxes, people's views have changed from being very hostile, to conservative economists embracing this, to the I.P.C.C. saying, this is the approach.
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There, he gave credence to newspapers' smears that Mr. Kavala had funded the Taksim Square protests and had other nefarious ties hostile to Turkey.
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And why would Putin favor the candidate most hostile to him in last year's election but undermine the one who kept offering improved relations?
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The Southern states showed themselves to be profoundly hostile to democracy and civil equality, as any system based on white supremacy has to be.
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The main difference was that the female executives succeeded in countries whose cultures can be even more hostile to businesswomen than in North America.
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They were hostile to the federal government for different reasons — taxes, regulations, activist federal judges, civil rights laws, limits on risk-taking, gun restrictions.
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Until recently the revolving door between industry and government forged a political dialogue hostile to even the merest mention of the words "climate change".
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Investors also have been ignoring government scrutiny and an election year, which could bring in a new administration more hostile to Google's search business.
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Commuters who seemed alarmed at first (and more hostile to immigration as a result) later grew more at ease with their new fellow passengers.
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Of course, unlike the Russian hackers, these Dutch people were individuals, not representatives of a state, much less one hostile to the United States.
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International Women's Day should be marked by celebrations of women's progress, not by entering into agreements with countries hostile to their basic human rights.
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Because academia and the legacy media are so hostile to them, intellectuals of the right have for years congregated in think tanks and publications.
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Washington was hostile to most of these governments and seemed to be looking for opportunities to get rid of them by any means necessary.
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Republicans are traditionally hostile to government regulation of business and are less inclined to sign on to any effort to force the companies' hands.
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The fact remains that the U.S. president is deeply unpopular among Iranians, who view his administration as hostile to them, not just their government.
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Tribal epistemology is inherently hostile to institutions that claim independent authority based on transpartisan norms and standards — the academy, science, and journalism, in particular.
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The disinformation campaigns are only one "active measure" tool used by Russian intelligence to sow discord among, and within, allies perceived hostile to Russia.
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At the same time, we had an interview with Cory Booker which was quite hostile to tech, so it just depends on the issue.
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But the Syrian government is allied with Iran, which means it is hostile to Saudi Arabia, so the Saudis see it as their enemy.
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Director Comey is not a Berniecrat hostile to the Trump agenda; he served in the Trump administration, and wished to continue to do so.
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Sessions had personally made the decision, surprising those who believe the attorney general, and the Trump administration more broadly, are instinctively hostile to trans people.
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And some of these people who backed Reagan or backed bush, and so forth and so on, they are over the top hostile to Trump.
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If a nation hostile to queer people wanted to re-create similar technology, they'd first have to train AI on localized photos of queer people.
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And he is apparently willing to step into an administration that is widely viewed as hostile to Latinos and immigrants -- not to mention truth itself.
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Bannon was known for feuding with McMaster and others, like National Economic Council Chair Gary Cohn, whom he saw as hostile to the Breitbart agenda.
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If Yates was a partisan actor hostile to Trump, why should the White House have been expected to take her advice about presidential appointments seriously?
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You might recall that many of our towering philosophical and religious figures served and worked in a world that was openly hostile to their existence.
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These have often taken the form of large-scale attacks on the internet, carried out by players hostile to free expression, human rights, and democracy.
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Already on edge under an administration that's openly hostile to Islam, undocumented Muslims say they're now twice as vulnerable after the decision to rescind DACA.
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Barring a successful bid from Bloomberg or a redirection of ideological currents among progressive opinion makers, Democrats will likely remain reflexively hostile to charter schools.
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It's also a debate about the role of boundary-pushing artwork by and about underrepresented communities in a world increasingly hostile to those communities' humanity.
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"Trump is very restricted in what he can do, by the Congress, which is both hostile to him personally, and very anti-Russian," he said.
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At that meeting, Vietnamese officials emphasized the problem of "toxic" content on the platform, including content hostile to the state, according to local media reports.
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The dirty secret of the Brexit debate is that most British politicians are not so much hostile to the European Union as bored by it.
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Philly is a fairly progressive city, but our party's ward system is tightly controlled and secretive and broken and hostile to newcomers and young people.
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They will further transform the Republican Party, turning it into even more of a far-right, authoritarian, populist party, hostile to basic norms of democracy.
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Speaking at a business event in Sao Paulo, Gomes called the proposed deal "hostile" to Brazil's interests and a threat to the country's national security.
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But governors hostile to the law could possibly also try to use it to chip away at requirements for what health insurance companies must cover.
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"When I cycle to work, I end up doing about a third of my trip on routes that are really hostile to cyclists," she said.
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China has become increasingly hostile to Taiwan since the election as president of Tsai Ing-wen from the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party in 2016.
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But she's also depicted as somebody who's increasingly distant and hard to understand — deeply dedicated to her family but hostile to the world at large.
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In fact, Americans—particularly whites and Hispanics—are generally quite hostile to public protest, although they are more tolerant of nonviolent protests than violent ones.
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It is an echo of the debate over the last nominee, now Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch, who has written opinions notably hostile to the doctrine.
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Baquet noted that correspondents from The Times and other media outlets often operate in foreign countries where the governments can be hostile to the press.
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True, it cannot hurt for the Clinton campaign to highlight Kaine's bilingual abilities, especially because Trump's campaign has been so hostile to Latinos and immigrants.
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Clinton's emails, he would be urging a power often hostile to the United States to violate American law by breaking into a private computer network.
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It was also Trumpism at its finest: raw power, stripped of any pretense or principle, hostile to scrutiny and judiciousness, exercised purely in self-interest.
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If they disown them, however, they will infuriate Trump supporters, many of whom are already hostile to the Washington establishment, including the -GOP-controlled Congress.
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The 2003 American-led invasion, by toppling an Iraqi government that had been hostile to both Saudi Arabia and Iran, upended the region's power balance.
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International Women's Day should be marked by celebrations of women's progress, not by entering into an agreement with countries hostile to their basic human rights.
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Most recently, she announced that the United States was withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council, which she noted has been particularly hostile to Israel.
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Is Leah fiercely self-actualizing in a world hostile to female desire and ambition, or should she just maybe stop drinking tequila in the daytime?
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As much as anyone, he is the voice of the Arab millennial: bright, well-educated, technologically literate, and deeply hostile to both autocrat and theocrat.
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And the fashionable politics of austerity means state legislatures and the US Congress stay largely indifferent — and sometimes downright hostile — to upgrading America's poorest communities.
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Their voices are needed more than ever as a culture war escalates under an administration openly hostile to ideas, critical thinking, and people of color.
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But even as he was hostile to the press on camera, Spicer seemed to have a relatively friendly relationship with some reporters behind the scenes.
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They think Whitaker, who previously had been publicly hostile to the probe he's now in charge of, is just spouting off Trump administration talking points.
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Affordable housing advocates, however, worry that the most vulnerable Americans could suffer under policies that could be hostile to housing subsidies and fair housing rules.
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She was uncertain of the reception she would find in the United States, keenly aware of a sociopolitical climate that can be hostile to outliers.
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But it's also become clear to me that current college students are often ambivalent, or even hostile, to the idea of free speech on campus.
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The argument Aleita's lawyers are making will be a heavy legal lift, as federal courts have, for four decades, been hostile to education inequality claims.
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There will be a new class of House committee leaders taking up environmental issues as they take over from Republican leaders hostile to climate science.
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This suggests that countries with greater military might are generally more hostile to female leadership, though more research needs to be done to confirm that.
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American policy has been increasingly hostile to organized labor, and unions have virtually disappeared from the private sector; two-thirds of Danish workers are unionized.
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Gizmodo's story further declared that Facebook had become hostile to conservative viewpoints when in fact conservative viewpoints — and conservative hoaxes — were thriving across the platform.
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The efforts, carried out through the conservative group Project Veritas, targeted Democratic congressional campaigns, labor organizations and other groups considered hostile to the Trump agenda.
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I wanted to write for an audience that might not be wholly receptive — and might even be openly hostile — to what I have to say.
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Any inquiry into possible obstruction will confront Supreme Court decisions that have been notably hostile to obstruction cases that push the limits of the law.
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The idea of many is that Trump could fire Rosenstein and put someone in his place who would be hostile to Mueller and his investigation.
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In fact, there are many reasons to be suspicious of attempts to paint Mr. Trump as hostile to Jews: His daughter and grandchildren are Jewish.
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He speaks of sovereignty, economic nationalism, opposition to globalization and finding common ground with Brexit supporters and other groups hostile to the transnational European Union.
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