In contrast with Cuba's authoritarian state, Haiti's government barely functions.
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In contrast with traditional financial companies, Lending Club's disclosures are thin.
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It is highly abstract, in contrast with the concrete physical world.
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Their remarks stood in contrast with other Republicans, such as Rep.
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It's worth putting this in contrast with what President Obama did.
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In contrast, with the EU, it's really a negotiation between equals.
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In contrast with America, there is no unique issuer of the currency.
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Unfortunately that is in contrast with the message conveyed in your article.
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This attitude stands in contrast with that of other South American nations.
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In contrast with Google and Facebook, Apple has promoted the human touch.
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In contrast with Calais, Zeebrugge largely handles cargo with far fewer leisure travelers.
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South Korea, in contrast with its northern neighbour, is an inspiration to many.
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And in contrast with previous years, ICE rounded up new categories of offenders.
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There's "no irrational exuberance" in contrast with the 1999 bubble, the note said.
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The Wisconsin Republican's claim is in contrast with widespread reporting on the matter.
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It prides itself on emphasizing policy over personality, in contrast with the establishment.
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In contrast with the GOP, Clinton's campaign is driving the Democratic Party's ground game.
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It was a bit high-concept, in contrast with the usual somber attack ads.
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In contrast with Jane and Michael's disastrous rehearsal dinner, Jane and Rafael's is perfect.
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His Kryptonian name, Kal-El, even sounds Jewish, especially in contrast with Clark Kent.
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The display stands in contrast with the G.O.P.'s Instagram presence, or lack thereof.
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The girls' bunks a riot of color, in contrast with the muted monochromes at Bnos.
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In contrast with Merkel's understated style, many Germans find Donald Trump's persona-driven politics unpalatable.
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In some countries, it's known as "Pharaonic," in contrast with "Sunna," the more extreme version.
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LVMH has rarely publicized its sustainability targets, in contrast with Paris-based rival Kering (PRTP.PA).
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In contrast with most of Mr. Trump's aides, she called him by his first name.
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This stands in contrast with banks, which generally do not own these types of sites.
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Some admire Mr Jiang's willingness to extemporise, in contrast with Mr Xi's scripted public persona.
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This means, in contrast with KBOs that are icy, 22004 EW295 is a rocky object.
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This is in contrast with a college-student voter turnout of just 218% in 238.
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In contrast with studio work, there's a relative lack of control in the live area.
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In contrast with addiction to opioids, there is no medication to treat addiction to cocaine.
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In contrast with Washington's full-throated support of Israel, Europe's response has been more critical.
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The forceful statements stood in contrast with President Trump's more equivocal assessment of the violence.
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NO DOUBT Donald Trump was keen to emphasise his decisiveness, in contrast with his predecessor's dithering.
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Minorities are routinely presented as delighting in folkish customs in contrast with the technologically superior Han.
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In her Monday message, Tsai took aim at China's autocracy, in contrast with Taiwan's freewheeling ways.
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During the financial crisis, the bank trumpeted being a conservative bank in contrast with its rivals.
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In contrast with the making of whisky or beer, the grains are usually fermented while solid.
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But in contrast with the splenetic, us-and-them president, the Conners handle differences with love.
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Thankfully, in contrast with the Cold War, transgressors of Europe's new borders are no longer shot.
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Put in contrast with the first image, these responses prove how terribly fat women are treated.
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In contrast with her bigger-than-life boss, she is low-key and matter-of-fact.
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In contrast with his socialite fiancée, Lewis prefers to avoid the limelight, according to Business Report.
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The red, white and blue standing in contrast with the muted colors of uniforms designed to conceal.
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In contrast with these former statements, at the second presidential debate, Trump spoke viciously of his opponent.
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In contrast with his wife, the President spent relatively little time focused on local customs and courtesies.
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"In contrast with Trump, they believe Republicans have 'always been for the upper class,'" the report concludes.
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Successful hedge funds, in contrast, with their unique investment strategies, tend to struggle with changes of leadership.
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Kate Spade's same-store sales growth was in contrast with that of bigger rivals Coach Inc COH.
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However, in contrast with Brahe, there is no record of Kepler conducting alchemy or consuming its remedies.
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In contrast with the future-oriented euphoria of the '60s, the mood of art was darkly rueful.
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And the most Democratic parts of the state tend to report first, in contrast with many states.
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And today, in contrast with, say, the tax system, there is no large-scale amnesty program available.
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This was grotesque, delegitimizing malfeasance, especially in contrast with the agency's refusal to discuss the Russia connection.
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And, honestly, Joe, it's quite in contrast with people that are seeking the Democrat nomination for president.
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The large majority of Michigan charters are run by for-profit companies, in contrast with most states.
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Again, in contrast with Botox, we are not freezing that area, but rather getting it to work again.
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His messaging stood in contrast with the growing public sentiment that tech platforms cause more harm than good.
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The Trump administration has been skeptical of North Korea's participation in the games in contrast with Moon's approach.
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Many Labour lawmakers criticized their leader's view, which is in contrast with the party's official position on Trident.
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Finland's economic woes stand in contrast with the robust performance of its neighbour, Sweden, which kept the krona.
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The Roman poet, in contrast with the unknown Anglo-Saxon who wrote "Beowulf", is mellifluous and silver-tongued.
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This is in contrast with California's solar PV mandate, which is projected to increase monthly mortgages by $40.
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" In contrast with his playing as a college student, Harms said, "he's really starting to communicate something deeper.
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In contrast with higher-cost payday lenders, Springleaf offers installment loans that typically are larger and last longer.
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"What will we be left with?" he asks, his white mustache in contrast with his straight black hair.
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The chicken in the slider, in contrast with the chicken in Arby's chicken sandwich, is thick and satisfying.
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There, in contrast with much of adult life, it can be hard to entirely tune out new information.
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In contrast with his previous rebukes of Mr. Netanyahu's policies, Mr. Kerry's role on Sunday was more conciliatory.
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That's in contrast with conservative/moderate Democrats, who sympathized with Israelis more than with the Palestinians by 245%.
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But in contrast with arrangements at the Garden, the organizers do not have to pay rent or the concessionaires.
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In contrast with the fierce anti-capitalism of the 2015 Biennale, Venice this year is awash with social conscience.
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The investigation began in 2017 and has proceeded on a largely bipartisan basis, in contrast with parallel congressional inquiries.
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That's in contrast with the more mass-market-oriented HTC Vive Cosmos, which was also announced at CES today.
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The company has limited exposure to Argentina (B) in contrast with Cencosud where Argentina represents about 24% of EBITDA.
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In contrast with deportations, arrests of undocumented immigrants has risen in the first few months of the Trump administration.
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In contrast with many famous male artists, Kahlo is better known for her appearance than her work, scholars say.
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In contrast with the long closure that followed the attacks at Brussels' airport in March, flights had already resumed.
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In those cases, in contrast with the Nike-Michigan arrangement, the teams own the data, a Catapult spokesman said.
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This stands in contrast with World Health Organization guidelines, which recommend that everyone, regardless of age, practice social distancing.
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The new emphasis on the issue stands in contrast with Democratic campaign themes of the last four election cycles.
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In contrast with the spontaneity of the modern scenes, these flashbacks are slightly candied, with the incongruity of dreams.
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He has a heartland background in contrast with the Wall Street and coastal university resumes common at the Fed.
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Resounding in contrast with the armonica's delicate voice, they exemplified the vast potential of the fragile material as a soundmaker.
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It tasted really, really rich and pungent, and it was in contrast with a lot of things I'd had otherwise.
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In contrast with a previous resolution, it did acknowledge that Jerusalem and the Old City were sacred to three religions.
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Indeed, in contrast with many other entrepreneurial types of her generation, Schrode is committed to a career of public service.
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In contrast with most current sci-fi hits, the original "Blade Runner" was a low-key, low-budget indie yarn.
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In contrast with the U.S., other countries in the world often celebrate a diverse array of citizens on their currency.
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Pentecostals are poorer, blacker, less educated and younger than the average Brazilian, in contrast with traditional Protestant sects like Lutheranism.
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This is in contrast with the challenging operating environment where reinsurance prices are now falling for a fourth consecutive year.
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It's a visual representation of what purity should be in contrast with the ragged and promiscuous lifestyle of Ms. Swift.
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In contrast with Germany, where corrections officers get two years of training, guards in California receive 12 weeks, he said.
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In contrast with the future-oriented euphoria of the '36003s, the mood of art in that decade was darkly rueful.
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In contrast with the future-oriented euphoria of the '2845s, the mood of art in that decade was darkly rueful.
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That's in contrast with a "fixed mindset," where talent is assumed to be innate, and failure a signal of incompetency.
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In contrast with the future-oriented euphoria of the '60s, the mood of art in that decade was darkly rueful.
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Ireland has Europe's lowest corporate tax rate at 12.5 percent, in contrast with America's 39 percent combined corporate tax rate.
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In contrast with today's air traffic management towers, some predict that airspace traffic control of the future will be autonomous.
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Pence has also provided a measure of stability at regular press briefings in contrast with Trump's more free-wheeling style.
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In contrast with the virtual "communities" we have built online, analog actually contributes to the real places where we live.
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That is in contrast with Democrats, who started to waver in 2004 and definitively turned against the war around 2011.
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In contrast with Black Panther, Captain America is one of the oldest and best-known characters in the Marvel universe.
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Within China, most households also appear to have manageable debts, in contrast with the United States before its mortgage crisis.
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In contrast, with a traditional I.R.A., investors get a tax deduction now, but pay taxes when the money is withdrawn.
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This is in contrast with the more brutalist style of the book, which ripples with disgust at the players' cynicism.
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The weakness in the surveys is in contrast with so-called hard data, which has suggested that manufacturing is stabilizing.
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Thais simply don't like to invest in foreign assets, in contrast with citizens in other economies with sizable current-account surpluses.
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That has stood in contrast with statements Trump made last year that he had a "foolproof" plan to defeat ISIS already.
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Patricio said on Thursday Kraft Heinz will provide "strong consistent investments" in the company's brands, in contrast with its prior strategy.
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In contrast with Rubio's soft spot for football, his team pointed out the Texas senator's love of pop culture and impressions.
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In contrast with an egalitarian, personal politics of big ideas, electoral party politics bids voters accept a party with a hierarchy.
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And there is no fee to apply, in contrast with a charge of $595 in America and £1,236 ($1,613) in Britain.
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The Giuliani statement rocked Washington, as it stood in contrast with Trump's previous denial that he knew anything about the payment.
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The controversial move stands in contrast with the strong insistence by U.S. health officials not to weigh in on the issue.
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That will put him in contrast with his predecessor McCain, who sparred with Trump frequently on defense and national security issues.
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The women's dominant run to gold in Rio stands in contrast with what the United States men's team has experienced here.
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DE, in contrast with rival Lufthansa, which is trying to convince regulators of its own bid for other Air Berlin assets.
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In contrast with his past behavior, he has not accosted any fans or made audible, inappropriate remarks about an opponent's girlfriend.
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In contrast with most states, we can't adjust to make sure we have the right number of registered Democrats or Republicans.
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The Mossad's approach to Mengele shows prudence and pragmatism on the part of the agency's leaders — in contrast with Begin's emotionalism.
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What's striking about "Black Girl's Window," in contrast with those previous experiments, is how much more grounded and affective it is.
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Pessimism about the global economy stands in contrast with more upbeat signals coming from financial markets, William Horobin of Bloomberg writes.
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In contrast with previous research, scientists conducted multiple tests and found that there is no life, not even microorganisms, in Dallol.
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Another had models in both a lounge and bedroom, wearing autumn gold outfits in contrast with the scene's ruby red walls.
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That&aposs in contrast with a "fixed mindset," where talent is assumed to be innate, and failure a signal of incompetency.
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Perhaps the best way to get people to work towards difference is to throw them more heavily in contrast with themselves.
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His statement that Russia doesn't interest him is in contrast with decades of business trips and talk of grand plans for Moscow.
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The UK stands in contrast, with recent business surveys of investment intentions pointing to weakening investment in the face of Brexit uncertainties.
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The documentary showed examples of reviewers not removing posts that included racist, violent, and abusive content—seemingly in contrast with Facebook's standards.
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The game takes its time to establish the world, with elegance and poise, in contrast with the riotous humor of Monkey Island.
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Those happy moments in interfaith diplomacy are in contrast with some of the noises being heard elsewhere in the Orthodox Christian world.
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A surge in wages has boosted economic growth in the region, accelerating inflation, in contrast with a slowdown in the euro zone.
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That very purposeful choice lingers in contrast with the first appearance of Tench's own wife, Nancy (Stacey Roca), only two scenes later.
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This will be in contrast with a particularly weak 1Q16, when aggregate sales and trading revenue at the GTUBs declined 20% yoy.
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Economists have long warned that India's attitude towards trade stands in contrast with the nation's open-for-business image propagated by Modi.
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Growth in the industry has slowed with only 22020,22016 jobs added in 22008 — in contrast with the 0003,2000 jobs added in 276.
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In contrast with Andre's sheets of lead or copper, or Judd's fabricated boxes, Mikus's hand painted, folded, and cut pieces seem defenseless.
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The new information stands in contrast with the initial email pitching the meeting to Trump Jr., which promised damaging information on Clinton.
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It marks another milestone in Taiwan's development as one of the region's more liberal societies, in contrast with China's strongly autocratic government.
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Women were strongly represented among nominees at Sunday's Grammys, in contrast with last year's ceremony, where male acts dominated (The Associated Press).
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But in contrast with many others, its response to the Day Zero crisis has been more transparent and politically accountable than most.
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In contrast with the Republicans' email campaign, the Democratic push to expand early voting hours has largely taken shape in public forums.
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A surge in wages has boosted economic growth in Central Europe, accelerating inflation, in contrast with a slowdown in the euro zone.
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But in contrast with the outcome of their duel in the Australian Open final in January, Williams came out as the winner.
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But in contrast with many other issues — including Mr. Trump's job approval rating — it also appears to be winning over some Democrats.
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In contrast with the sleek, aerodynamically designed feathers seen on modern birds, these feathers were most likely for insulation, the researchers said.
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All of the buildings collectively have a skyscraper look, which gives the area a streamlined appearance in contrast with the surrounding Strip.
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Jobs declined by 2775,286.1 in May, Statistics Canada said on Friday, in contrast with economists' forecasts for a gain of 212,500 jobs.
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This is in contrast with the remainder of Brazil's farm and agribusiness industry, which will likely seek more loans, the banker said.
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"It's not just what they looked like," says Halpern, 29, who, in contrast with his sequined goddesses, is dressed entirely in black.
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The construction stands in contrast with Japan's effort to portray this summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo as one of the greenest ever.
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Art Brussels, in contrast with Independent, also offers plenty of works by blue-chip names, albeit up to a certain price level.
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Mr. Biden would roll back President Trump's immigration policies but would not decriminalize unauthorized border crossings, in contrast with his progressive rivals.
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In contrast with weakness in Asian markets last week, Wall Street ended Friday on a high note, propelled by the GDP figures.
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And in contrast with community colleges, the new measures make for-profits look worse, dropping their average graduation rate to 32 percent.
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It is very easy, I guess, to look at what she's done to these physical buildings, in contrast with larger political campaigns.
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The Republican caucuses in Nevada have gotten almost no attention, especially in contrast with the consequential Democratic contest in the state last weekend.
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The Commission also estimates that a planned privatisation plan will have no impact on Italy's growth, in contrast with Rome's more optimistic estimates.
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The Commission also estimates that a planned privatization plan will have no impact on Italy's growth, in contrast with Rome's more optimistic estimates.
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To some outside observers, the lofty heights of the stock market may appear to be in contrast with the situation on the ground.
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That's obviously a large number, but it's hard to truly grasp until you put it in contrast with other workers much further downstream.
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I think that, as we discussed earlier, the fundamental business model of many of these internet companies is in contrast with that. Engagement.
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"In contrast with most of the technology in medicine, there's an opportunity in mental health to do everything on the phone," said Insel.
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Researchers note that the spiders are most active late at night, in contrast with most nocturnal spiders, which are active early at night.
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In contrast with the misery for millions in Delhi, children living near the canal have found a new way to have some fun.
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In contrast with better movies of this type, "Charlie's Angels" seemed particularly regressive, partly because it presented itself as a new fairy tale.
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It was teamwork that won the game Friday, in contrast with the fragmented individualism that doomed Belgium's so-called Golden Generation to defeat.
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The new information stands in contrast with the initial email pitching the meeting to Trump Jr., which promised damaging information on Clinton. 4.
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The images subtly offer a commentary on the history of Western art, in contrast with the dominant narratives they were intended to represent.
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Zambia is a very conservative country whose constitution explicitly states that it is a Christian nation, in contrast with more liberal South Africa.
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Objects As of late, designers have offered a study in contrast, with pieces made from rough travertine, nubby linen and smooth, shiny lacquer.
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But in contrast with in Europe and the U.S., restaurants and malls in the city state remain open, allowing economic activity to continue.
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His optimism about stocks is in contrast with his belief that the coronavirus pandemic will keep spreading despite the efforts to contain it.
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The questions about the credibility of Mr. Cohen's public testimony stands in contrast with how some prosecutors working with him have described him.
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The older narrative portrays Asians as the hard-working, industrious natural conservatives who don't need handouts (in contrast with other immigrants, other minorities).
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At this point, and in contrast with the administration's bombastic rhetoric, rapid action by the U.N. could pull us back from the precipice.
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But in contrast with peers like Bill Burr and Louis C.K., his specials are infrequent enough that every one is a major event.
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Taming corruption was widely seen as crucial for proving the legitimacy of Ukraine's pro-Western leadership, especially in contrast with Mr. Putin's Russia.
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It's also directly in contrast with the idea of wabi-sabi, the Buddhist ideal of the beauty in imperfection, modesty and humble materials.
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She had a lighthearted exchange with Pope Francis over the president's diet, in contrast with a somber-looking group photo taken minutes later.
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Permian production has quadrupled over the last eight years, in contrast with the decline of most other established oil fields, for several reasons.
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In contrast with trading in shares, where buy and sell orders are matched on electronic order books, corporate bonds are traded over-the-counter.
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In contrast with many cinematic representations of sexual violence (historically, contemporarily, and since then), the camera identifies with the victim, rather than the assailant.
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He still won't say -- but the GOP front-runner divulged Wednesday that it would likely be an insider in contrast with his outsider status.
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That was in contrast with the 54 percent who thought 2015 and 2016 were negative - years that were marked by deadly Islamist militant attacks.
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He insists that he is passionate and really into physical intimacy, which is obviously in contrast with what he shows Rachel on their date.
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The wide-ranging interview at times placed him in contrast with the President, who spent the week waffling on rhetoric to describe Russia's threat.
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"In contrast with history, many of the companies with the strongest balance sheets today are also the companies with the strongest growth," Kostin added.
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Yet those sales have been declining steadily and are down 10 percent from a year earlier, in contrast with growth in all other regions.
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Democrats need to connect with some voters on those issues but then take them in a constructive direction, in contrast with Trump's destructive direction.
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In contrast with political views, demographic characteristics of the reader, including gender, age, education and race/ethnicity, provided little explanatory power in explaining bias.
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In contrast with the North Korea situation, "the policy on Iran is unlikely to see any major radical shift sometime soon," said EIU's Adenwala.
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In contrast with the return of Nazi-looted artwork to their original owners, which has been required by law in Austria since 1998, exil.
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He framed L.A.'s ability to achieve the sweeping goals as standing in contrast with Washington's difficulties moving forward on a broad climate plan.
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The three economists pointed out that, in contrast with the market for human health care, there is much less government involvement in pet care.
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But in contrast with Uber and Lyft, all of the vehicles and drivers that Skedaddle contracts with are licensed and insured for commercial operations.
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The majority of people in Northern Ireland had voted to remain in the European Union, in contrast with the rest of the United Kingdom.
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"In contrast with the rating granted by Fitch Ratings, the company has implemented a series of responsible actions in favor of its fortification," Pemex said.
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The cash-settled wheat futures have attracted regular volume, in contrast with CME's illiquid Black Sea wheat contract with physical delivery dating back to 2012.
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Those recommendations, which aren't far off where they were in November, stand in contrast with around a 10 percent rally in the Standard & Poor's 500 .
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The surge in gold buying is in contrast with Brexit's effect on the London property market, considered an ironclad bet for the past 20 years.
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In contrast with repressive states, discussions within democratic countries about how exactly to define extremism are usually conducted in a more-or-less transparent way.
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"He struck a solidly neutral tone, in contrast with the market view that sees the (Federal Open Market Committee's) next move as downwards," Carnell said.
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In contrast with Caliber, most banks have participated more fully in the government modification program, as has Nationstar, which has received $158 million in payments.
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Their comments were in contrast with Fed Chair Janet Yellen's cautious tone on rates last week, citing a shaky global economy and low oil prices.
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In the third quarter, China's gross domestic product rose 6.7 percent, in contrast with the 9 percent to 10 percent the country enjoyed for years.
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As a candidate, he was evaluated in contrast with his opponent, and fair or unfair, right or wrong, voters had doubts about Clinton as well.
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In contrast with debates on fake news in the United States and Europe, Russian lawmakers seem most focused on domestic dissent, rather than foreign meddling.
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But M.R.I. is not widely in use in obstetricians' offices, Dr. Abuhamad said, in contrast with ultrasound machines, which would be a more practical option.
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This was in contrast with the Workers' Party, which has been largely blamed for the vast bribery schemes of the past decade and a half.
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That practice stands in contrast with what the traders described as the standard market practice of providing the winning dealer with information about the cover.
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The results stand in contrast with an official survey published on Thursday, which showed China's factory activity shrank for the sixth straight month in October.
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In contrast with the luxurious homes she designs for others, Toogood enjoys the challenge of configuring a welcoming, fertile workplace for her employees virtually overnight.
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For Sports Interactive, the fudging happens with injuries, primarily, in contrast with their attempts at strict fealty to the increasingly bizarre finances of real world soccer.
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Duterte is opening up closer ties with China, in contrast with the previous government's "adversarial" relationship with Beijing, Diokno told Reuters in a mobile phone message.
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In contrast with the recent films about Scientology, the pared-down, austere "Apostasy" doesn't have the action-movie pace or skulduggery to attract a wide audience.
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In contrast with Sanders, however, the relatively youthful O'Malley is really focused on reinventing innovation in America and fusing it with a 21st century social justice.
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In contrast with Hong Kong, to which China promised the eventual introduction of "universal suffrage" in elections for the territory's leadership, Macau received no such pledge.
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The black costumes and white marble environment curiously cooled the live presence in contrast with the colorful settings of the Congo pictured in the video segments.
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That comes in contrast with Trump lawyer Ty Cobb, who predicted the probe would end by Thanksgiving or, at the latest, the end of the year.
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But the results stand in contrast with an official survey published on Thursday, which showed China's factory activity shrank for the sixth straight month in October.
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Europe's energy giants have stepped up investments in low-carbon energies following the landmark U.N.-backed 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, in contrast with their U.S. rivals.
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But in contrast with the fears of prominent technologists like Elon Musk, Mason doesn't worry about the threat to the human species of super intelligent machines.
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We Happy Few looks to double down on the darkness inherent in Contrast with some violence, face paint and a whole bunch of pill-addicted weirdos.
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Thanks to the media's proliferation of the term, "soccer moms" became a symbol for the modern female voter, in contrast with the "football moms" of yore.
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In contrast with Guantanamo, federal prosecutors operating in U.S. courts have secured more than 340 terrorism convictions over the last decade, a Justice Department spokesman said.
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In contrast with Facebook, YouTube has since last year had a policy of labeling videos on its platform that are produced by state-funded media outlets.
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In contrast with the "Mother Tongue Hypothesis", the "Father Tongue Hypothesis" states that humans tend to pick up their fathers' language as opposed to their mothers'.
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In contrast with church presidents of the recent past, Nelson speaks of his revelations openly and often, a phenomenon CNN explored in an article last month.
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The decision to authorize fewer soldiers than requested puts the Senate version of the NDAA in contrast with the House version, which granted all 17,000 soldiers.
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In contrast with the central banks of other major economies, China's central bank is to some extent an advisory body instead of an independent, decision-making institution.
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The findings stand in contrast with a recent report from the Federal Reserve, which noted a high level of concern from its business contacts around the country.
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R&F's active investment in commercial property, in contrast with the other four, had helped the company expand by diversifying its income base during the boom years.
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In contrast with the general caution displayed by other major global central banks, the BoE is expected to repeat its intention of raising borrowing costs - Brexit permitting.
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In contrast with low voter turnout in previous years, Obama drew a record 69.5 million votes, leading to a 19883 percent overall turnout for the general election.
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In contrast with these two grounding points, shining with the clarity of intention at either end of the exhibition, some of the work in between feels muddier.
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According to our count, in the game's 22011-year run, only nine women have worked on Magic's design and development teams, in contrast with over 22012 men.
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According to Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight, Clinton has a 59 percent chance of winning the election, in contrast with a percentage that approached 90 percent in mid-August.
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In contrast with her favourite large piece in the museum, the wonderful copper Bassetki statue of a seated human figure, these little seals had no obvious cachet.
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"The recent development shows a greater interest in stealing personal data, in contrast with other Iranian groups that traditionally target government and commercial information," the report said.
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"In contrast with times past, theres a tendency now for the yield curve to be very flat," Yellen, who led the Fed between 2014 and 2018, said.
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But in contrast with his usual ad-lib style of speaking, he read from a prepared text, quoting from the actual immigration statute he would be using.
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John Ratcliffe offered a tongue-in-cheek remark for Strzok's posture in contrast with the litany of texts he exchanged with Lisa Page offering anti-Trump sentiment.
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The president's reluctance to speak out against Beijing stands in contrast with Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress who have issued statements in support of the protesters.
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In contrast with their representation in Western media as a group of sad, helpless, and melancholy people, Altındere portrays Syrian refugees as the very saviors of humanity.
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The flip side: In contrast with revenue, which is growing, SensorTower found that the average U.S. iPhone user installed 33 apps, down from 35 the previous year.
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In contrast with last winter, when the Mets were initially pessimistic about their chances of retaining him, the team thought it had a good chance this time.
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The speed with which the I.O.C. dispensed with Pengilly stands in contrast with the way the organization has dealt with other members whose behavior has drawn scrutiny.
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Of the three male dancers connected to the texting scandal, Mr. Ramasar was the one whose stage persona seemed most in contrast with the boorish offstage behavior.
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The commission has a reputation of pulling some punches, particularly in contrast with regulators in Europe, who have pursued forceful action on both privacy and antitrust issues.
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The company's presence in the city was not in contrast with his efforts to reduce income inequality, he said, but would ultimately subsidize those plans and programs.
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Indeed, weak as the President seemed in contrast with Macron, his cravenly self-interested comments at the Monday press conference highlighted his scant relevance to the proceedings.
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Jewish members of the administration have remained largely silent on the issue, but in an unusual move, top military leaders stood in contrast with the president's remarks.
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In contrast with their solo forays into private equity, this time big foreign firms entering the distressed arena are largely choosing to team up with Indian firms.
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That finding puts respondents in the United States in contrast with citizens of many countries and at odds with international law, which prohibits torture under any circumstances.
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Wednesday's poll is in contrast with an internal poll from Cruz's campaign earlier this month that showed the GOP senator surging ahead of O'Rourke by 28503 points.
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The poll comes as Sanders highlights his opposition to the war in Iraq in 2002 in contrast with Biden's support, as the U.S. killing of Iranian Gen.
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There were many substantive differences between the two candidates, but a surprising amount of criticism focused on Clinton's detachment, in contrast with Bernie Sanders's passion and dynamism.
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However, the fact that the economy is operating above capacity indicates that the fiscal policy stance is expansionary, in contrast with the central bank's monetary policy stance.
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"In contrast with times past, there's a tendency now for the yield curve to be very flat," Yellen, who led the Fed between 2014 and 2018, said.
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Giuliani's comments were in contrast with the Trump administration's policy of not seeking a change of government even though it is reimposing sanctions that are crippling Iran's economy.
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This deep-rooted conservative nativism, the authors argue, is in contrast with a non-conformist tradition that is more internationalist in outlook and closer to the political centre.
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The regime The regime delegation headed by Ja'fari was keen to cast itself as eager to negotiate, in contrast with an opposition it says it divided and unserious.
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Thiel's comments generated headlines, notable for a nascent conference that only invited a few boldfaced names, in contrast with more established conferences like the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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In contrast with his predecessors, Kratsios brings a distinct venture capital-colored perspective to the role, which sits within the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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Davis's remarks stood in contrast with Cohen's public testimony before Congress late last month that he never sought a pardon from Trump — a point Republicans have seized on.
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Prices for whole milk powder, the most heavily traded item, were up just a touch at 0.3 percent, in contrast with futures market expectations of 3 percent lift.
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That's in contrast with testimony from children detained in the facility, who allege in court filings that they were given a host of medications without being told why.
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In contrast, with Trump, you don't need to go back eight years: One examination found he averages a lie or an inaccuracy in every five minutes of speaking.
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His nearly two-decade stint was in contrast with those of most luxury-sector chief executives, who tended to change jobs more often than even their designers did.
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And that stands in contrast with some of the more direct actions taken by current NFL players and Kaepernick, who have directly funded community-based organizations and initiatives.
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Her comments stand in contrast with other administration officials, particularly the press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who earlier Thursday refused to say whether she shared the president's view.
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Still, Tuesday's recommendations from health officials could prompt action from the N.C.A.A., whose stance was already in contrast with decisions by some of its most influential member universities.
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In contrast with the relatively sanitized classroom instruction on the dangers of opioids, including heroin and prescription pain killers, his talk was meant to pack an emotional wallop.
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And in contrast with that June 14 game against the Cubs, Harvey did not leave the mound against his will, nor was his outing cut short by injury.
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In contrast with what Ainge has accomplished, consider Phil Jackson's presidency of the Knicks, which began late in the 2013-14 season, when the Knicks finished 37-45.
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In contrast with 1940, however, there is a big unanswered question about the ties between Putin and President Trump's circle: Why do they exist in the first place?
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The careful, minimal movements of the characters are frequently in contrast with the intensity of their voices and of the rich, percussive soundscape (by Hiroko Tanakawa) performed upstage.
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In contrast with hydrogen, which consists of a negatively-charged electron orbiting a positive proton nucleus, antihydrogen consists of a positively-charged positron orbiting a negative antiproton nucleus.
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In contrast with the network of pipelines crisscrossing Ukraine, the plan to double Nord Stream's capacity would see 110 bcm per year supplied via one route to Germany.
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Bernstein added that in conversations with Republicans in Congress, he has been shocked by the assertions they make about Trump, in contrast with how Republicans spoke about Nixon.
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The moves put a spotlight on the WTO, a multinational forum that is based on rules, in contrast with Trump&aposs nationalistic approach that emphasizes country-to-country relationships.
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In contrast with high-profile past directors, dubbed "starchitects" for their showy buildings - Aravena, 48, is best known for designing low-rise social housing for families living in slums.
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Wal-Mart's shares rose 7.6 percent to $67.99 after the retailer reported first-quarter results that beat analysts' estimates, in contrast with a string of weak results by competitors.
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In contrast with clashes last month with demonstrators protesting against the extradition bill, this time the crowds just melted away when police fired a few canisters of tear gas.
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In contrast, with few exceptions, it is legal for companies such as Science Care to dissect donated bodies and sell or lease the parts, whether torsos, heads or limbs.
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The State Department did not release any statement after the event, in contrast with numerous other departments, including the departments of Energy, Interior, Education, and Housing and Urban Development.
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The shot of a fire in the forest is especially striking, the orange glow of the fire in contrast with the moonlit trees and the stars in the sky.
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They tend to be driven by sensible types, in contrast with those who get their kicks by showing off on flashy sports bikes, such as the KTM Duke 390.
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These banks are not involved in new government programme lending (although BPS has a residual exposure at around 9563% of gross loans), in contrast with Belarus state-owned banks.
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In contrast with Cuba, the target of a long-standing trade embargo, Venezuela still enjoys open trade with the United States and sells much of its oil to America.
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The Fed's plan to raise rates is in contrast with other central banks, which are further loosening their policies in the hope of kickstarting sagging growth in their economies.
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In contrast with scheduling at the London Games in 2012, they did not have a day off between the qualifying round and the final, which started before 10 a.m.
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In contrast with Belarusian state-owned banks, these banks are not involved in new government programme lending, although BPS has a residual exposure at below 10% of gross loans.
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Gorsuch noted he uses the original meaning of the Constitution to guide his judicial decisions, in contrast with judges who believe interpretations of the document should evolve over time.
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In contrast with the rural landscape of the area, the design, color scheme, and materials that were used to build the hotel impose a unique image on the landscape.
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Dollar General and Dollar Tree both reported profits above analysts' expectations for the latest quarter, in contrast with weak profits at department stores such as Macy's Inc and Target.
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And while much was made of the Yankees' vaunted bullpen, especially in contrast with the Astros' shaky corps, it turned out not to be an advantage in this series.
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Their plan is in contrast with Trump's proposals, which have mainly focused on calling for tax cuts and aid to tourist-based industries including airlines, hotels and cruise companies.
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But the calls for a fix stand in contrast with the lack of momentum for any progress in Washington, with little likelihood of that changing in the near future.
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In contrast with Banxico's success at controlling inflation and shoring up the peso currency, many other indicators are flashing red in key sectors, from car production to foreign remittances.
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In contrast with most earnings calls, which are dull and have no impact on the share price, Facebook's tend to contain actual information, often geared toward curbing investor enthusiasm.
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In contrast with their blue neighbors, Republican-dominated states are using the newfound cash to foster economic growth and improve their tax competitiveness — and the results are already showing.
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The Shanghai SE 50 Index, dubbed "China's nifty 50 index", dropped 1 percent, in contrast with a gain of 0.9 percent in the tech-heavy start-up board ChiNext.
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In addition, Pruitt has a 24/7 security detail, involving 18 law enforcement officers, in contrast with his predecessors, who only had security details when working and in transit.
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Oakland's scattershot fire inspection system stands in contrast with that of neighboring Berkeley, which inspects "almost everything except single-family residences," said Steve Riggs, deputy fire marshal in Berkeley.
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Kerr's walk from the green to the scoring area took her past Trump's suite, and in contrast with her pass on the 15th green, this time he noticed her.
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The spot price is for immediate delivery of a commodity, in contrast with the more-often quoted futures price, which is for a specific delivery at a future date.
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In contrast with the one-child policy, about which the government brooked no criticism when it was in force, state media have attacked the excesses of the anti-burial campaign.
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Concentrated in the west and the south, 76 percent of Hispanic Catholics think climate change will cause harm to them personally, in contrast with only 47 percent of white Catholics.
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In contrast with ISIS, which targets civilians intentionally, and with the Syrian and Russian militaries that do the same with airstrikes in Syria, the coalition works to avoid collateral damage.
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West's bold, vibrant aesthetic feels purely futuristic in modern spaces, where it fits right in, but walks a more complex line when it is set in contrast with historical spaces.
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The AP also noted that Jakobsdóttir's party supports progressive issues such as abortion and LGBTQ rights and climate change, in contrast with the Trump White House's position on the same.
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In contrast with the protests of 2009, which were led by an urban elite, the recent unrest occurred in towns and small cities that cheered the Islamic revolution in 1979.
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The exclusive, limited edition color available at Sam's Club is called "Dried Rose," which includes a beautiful matte finish and is much softer in contrast with KitchenAid's other pink hues.
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A large number of police in riot gear guarded Sunday's rally, which was peaceful in contrast with protests last week that resulted in clashes between Saakashvili's supporters and law enforcement.
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" It added that the "current framework for home sharing in Singapore doesn't reflect how Singaporeans travel or use their homes today...[and] stands in contrast with Singapore's commitment to innovation.
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"This is the start of the institutional flow you're starting to see now," in contrast with sovereign wealth funds and central banks, which typically invest in government bonds, Briscoe said.
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They're especially jarring in contrast with her portraiture, which suggests a real strength and comfort among friends and partners, as opposed to the lasting childhood trauma manifested by the sketches.
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In contrast with peers in the Gulf, Al Baraka has built the bulk of its business outside of the region, including units in Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia and South Africa.
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In contrast with popular ranking systems, which tend to measure schools based on standards such as faculty research and awards, endowment levels, faculty-to-student ratios, student body diversity, etc.
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The oil and gas industry said it would cooperate with the review, in contrast with the mining industry in 2010, saying the petroleum resource rent tax was working as intended.
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A benefit to Trump's obstinance is this: It shines a light on his fight for border security, in contrast with what his supporters see as Democratic weakness on the issue.
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The diversion would be powered by the river itself, instead of by pumps, and, in contrast with projects like BA-22016, it would continue to deliver sediment year after year.
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In a phone conversation with CNN on Tuesday, Cohen described the raid as "all extremely professional, courteous and respectful," in contrast with remarks made by the President the day before.
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Milwaukee's north side, where much of the book takes place, is generally deep blue in a presidential year, in contrast with the recent Republican lean of the areas Cramer depicts.
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He tests out more of a smooth singing voice that, in contrast with his normal gravelly delivery, gives him the ability to inhabit several sounds even on the same song.
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Analysts who answered an additional question assigned a 75 percent chance of at least one hike this year, in contrast with markets pricing in just a 1-in-3 chance.
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The highly structured approach stood in contrast with the disorganized, often deadly methods that were used elsewhere, and Hong Kong officers were later invited to share their expertise in Britain.
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"In contrast with the prevailing market narrative, head-to-head polls show Senator Sanders would be competitive against President Trump in the general election," the firm wrote in the report.
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In contrast with its secrecy over the 2002-03 SARS that killed nearly 800 people, China's Communist Party government has provided regular updates to avoid panic ahead of the holidays.
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For Americans aged 255-230, 249% said Trump should be removed from office in contrast with 2391% who think he should not be removed, and 267% who don&apost know.
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She added that Gates also cooperated with Mueller in contrast with others, like Manafort and Stone, who were found to have concealed information even after agreeing to work with prosecutors.
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Trump's position is also in contrast with that of several countries, including Switzerland and France, which have banned large gatherings of people as a way to slow the virus' spread.
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The former secretary of State is scheduled to meet with the presidents of Egypt and Ukraine, an opportunity for her to burnish her foreign policy experience in contrast with Trump.
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The mood was buoyant, reflecting a relatively optimistic moment in the publishing industry, and the event was relatively free of controversy, in contrast with this year's other notable literary awards.
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A subdued version of that dynamic is mirrored in "Bombshell," with the sharpened ex-corporate lawyer Kelly drawn in contrast with the ethereal former Miss America, Gretchen Carlson (Nicole Kidman).
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In my memory, a lot of the food there was brown, or maybe it just seems that way in contrast with the psychedelic colors he slings around at Electric Lemon.
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Bernier, 56, has focused on limiting immigration and protecting so-called Canadian values in contrast with the more moderate Conservatives, prompting some pundits to refer to him as Canada's Donald Trump.
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In contrast with a primary, which is easy to understand and gets tons of media coverage, state and local party meetings or conventions can be confusing and fly under the radar.
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These disputes often stand in contrast with other moves that are seen as advancements, such as allowing transgender students to be called by their chosen name or participate in gendered sports.
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The statement penned by the featured artists compels the museum to consider the duplicity of the radical nature of its exhibition schedule in contrast with its association with arms trading entities.
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In contrast with Clinton's revenue-raising plan, TPC estimated that the tax plans of GOP presidential candidates Donald Trump, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz would lower revenue by trillions of dollars.
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The company's willingness to part with its classic Fifth Avenue location stands in contrast with retailers like Macy's, which remains steadfastly loyal to its iconic Herald Square store in New York.
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Dow component Wal-Mart's shares surged 9.1 percent to $523 after the retailer reported first-quarter results that beat analysts' estimates, in contrast with a string of weak results by competitors.
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It catered to gay men who dressed in leather, a symbol of homosexual masculinity in contrast with the more effeminate attitude of groups of gay men congregating elsewhere in San Francisco.
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" However, Christopher Pittenger, associate director of the Yale OCD research clinic, believes that in contrast with depression, ketamine's use for OCD "should be considered an experimental treatment, not an established one.
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But he didn't offer much in the way of gun control, in contrast with earlier tweets in which he claimed he was prepared to support vigorous background checks for gun buyers.
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Here, the moldings and door frames have been painted bright white, in contrast with the cream background of the vintage-feeling Zuber wallpaper, which is alive with flowering vines and birds.
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Frost's comments are in contrast with those of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who has called on Britain to guarantee fair competition based on ambitious environmental and labour standards.
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In contrast with its secrecy over the 2002-03 SARS outbreak that killed nearly 800 people, China's Communist Party rulers have provided regular updates to avoid panic ahead of the holidays.
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In their initial assessments of the health of United States democracy in February, the political scientists were measured, in contrast with the sense of alarm expressed by some left-leaning thinkers.
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In contrast with other talky genres of games (visual novels, RPGs, whatever Disco Elysium is), Death Stranding has zero interest in letting the player intervene or make choices in its narrative.
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Recent Insider polling shows that former Vice President Joe Biden currently underperforms with middle-class voters earning less than $75,000 a year compared to his overall performance in contrast with Sen.
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Frost's comments are in contrast with those of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who has called on Britain to guarantee fair competition based on ambitious environmental and labour standards.
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In contrast with the last election, when U.S. Soccer outwardly supported Prince Ali bin al-Hussein of Jordan against Mr. Blatter, this time it initially said it would make no public endorsement.
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There's one interview with The Huffington Post where Soriano expresses his relief that "[gay] marriage is out in the open now," in contrast with his experience, coming of age in the 1980s.
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That stands in contrast with the situation Mulvaney now finds himself in: He disclosed to a Senate committee that he had owed more than $15,000 in unpaid taxes on a household employee.
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This stands in contrast with the PS4 Pro, which recently received a Boost Mode that added minor improvements to some PS4 games, and requires custom patches for significant upgrades to each game.
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Why it matters: Uterine cancer is the most common and second deadliest gynecologic cancer in the U.S. — and in contrast with many other cancers is projected to rise over the next decade.
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Such expectations stand in contrast with prospects of looser policies at central banks such as the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan, a trend which is supportive of a stronger dollar.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe was careful to flag negotiations with unions, in contrast with the first raft of reforms, which Macron rammed through parliament via decrees, infuriating even the most reformist unions.
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" The senator, in contrast with some Democrats' suggestions in response to trade deals, told the audience of students that "job training and transition assistance have proven powerless against the onslaught of offshoring.
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I might have ditched the mirrors for such a day, but then I was still impressed with how illuminated everything looked in contrast with how it did when I pulled them away.
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Barkindo's comments were also in contrast with forecasts by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Wednesday that U.S. oil production is on course to hit new records this year and next.
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Vivendi, which owns 24 percent of TIM, asked investors to trust its long-term strategy, saying it provided "stability and expertise" to the Italian phone firm, in contrast with Elliott's "quick fixes".
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His killing attracted relatively little attention, in contrast with the widespread protests, rioting and arson that followed the death last spring of Freddie Gray while he was in police custody in Baltimore.
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Italy's economy overall is picking up, at last, but between 211 and 24 per capita G.D.P. in the Mezzogiorno, or South, fell 230 percent (in contrast with 223 percent in Northern Italy).
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In contrast with its secrecy over SARS, China has this time given regular updates to try to head off panic as millions travel at home and abroad for the Lunar New Year.
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Mr. Meng, who turns 63 this month, is deeply immersed in Communist Party politics, in contrast with most police officials in Western nations, who are expected to be apolitical on the job.
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And in contrast with most physical activity recommendations, it requires only once-a-week exercise, not the 30 minutes for five days that most professional organizations like the American Heart Association endorse.
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Her manners are direct and democratic, in contrast with the fussy decorum of the older generation, and she speaks frankly about money, sex and other matters generally veiled by discretion and euphemism.
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The spokesperson described Spencer's Twitter account as in contrast with accounts associated with a group known as the Proud Boys, which the SLPC describes as bigoted, misogynistic, and affiliated with extremist groups.
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The car was sold on a first-come, first-serve basis, in contrast with the more involved buying process for the Ford GT supercar, which required prospective buyers to fill out an application.
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The larger, 5.5-inch model — the iPhone 7 Plus or iPhone 7 Pro, we don't know — would have a dual camera, in contrast with the 4.7-inch iPhone 7's single camera sensor.
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He clearly worries that such an idea will encourage people to see the two periods in contrast with each other, and conclude that the Mao days were distinguished by their chaos and cruelty.
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Oaks' approach to these issues stood in contrast with that of Dieter F. Uchtdorf, who served in the First Presidency under Monson but was not chosen by Nelson to continue in that role.
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In contrast with most countries, which must tax citizens to raise the money needed to provide services and security, Gulf rulers collected rents from oil and distributed some of the bounty to citizens.
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It's a declaration, and one the company outlined Tuesday in a blog post on Medium, that lies in contrast with a budding and cutthroat industry often described as being in a frantic race.
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This kind of inclusivity was noteworthy in the movies, especially as it sat in contrast with the worldview you'd expect dudebros who say things like "Did you, uh, did you bangee?" would have.
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On Tuesday, Vivendi asked TIM investors to trust its long-term strategy, saying it provided "stability and expertise" to the Italian phone company, in contrast with the "quick fixes" that Elliott would bring.
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In contrast with the likenesses her father had sculpted in bronze and stone, she explained, she had found her own kind of realism, guided by the principle of letting nature speak through her.
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You mentioned Grace on "The Good Wife"; her embrace of God especially matters in contrast with the atheism of her mother, Alicia (a particular liability, the show made clear, for an aspiring politician).
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In contrast with modern supervillains like the Zodiac Killer, who terrorized in part because they seemed capable of striking anyone at anytime, this boogieman favored a very particular kind of victim: Italian grocers.
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Reforming relevant laws can make markets more efficient and egalitarian, and in contrast with trade, immigration and technology, the political causes of the 1 percent's rise are directly under the control of citizens.
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That view is in contrast with those held by the Labor Zionist founders of the state, led by David Ben-Gurion, the first prime minister, who placed more faith in deeds and actions.
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As a personality and a performer, Mr. Henry had a mild and unassuming aspect that was usually in contrast with the pungently satirical or broadly slapstick material he appeared in — and often wrote.
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However, the sudden surge in fracking means that many people are being confronted with its impacts for the first time, in contrast with coal hazards, which are mostly grandfathered into the public consciousness.
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Giuli said Putin was popular among the Italian electorate, many of whom admired what was perceived at a distance as the Russian leader's strong, effective leadership – in contrast with their own messy democracy.
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In contrast with my time as a Democrat, my evolution to becoming a conservative Republican was a fully mindful and deliberate decision, based on my life experiences that left me with no other option.
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That may be in part because those companies, in contrast with broadband ISPs, are not considered common carriers that hold themselves out as affording neutral, indiscriminate access to their platform without any editorial filtering.
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This was in contrast with the "live-shoot" system that Korean dramas typically follow, with episodes being filmed as previously recorded episodes are aired, so that script adjustments can be made according to ratings.
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According to the American Bar Association, the one in seven people in the US of voting age who have a disability lag behind at the polls considerably in contrast with their non-disabled counterparts.
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That would be in contrast with an initial draft plan that called for cuts of 2241 percent in steel production and 22.1 percent in primary aluminum in some areas, similar to last winter's measures.
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"In contrast with previous housing market crashes, values of properties chronically inundated due to sea level rise are unlikely to recover and will only continue to go further underwater, literally and figuratively," said Cleetus.
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But Scholze hopes that, in contrast with the situation for Mochizuki's original series of papers, this should not be a protracted process, since the gist of his and Stix's objection is not highly technical.
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The larger the difference between the two quantities — say, 30 and 180 sunflower seeds presented side by side, in contrast with 150 and 180 — the better the elephants were at picking the larger amount.
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In China, she wore mostly austere coats and dark gowns from Dolce & Gabbana and Alexander McQueen, in contrast with her magenta Delpozo outfit and electric-blue heels upon landing in South Korea days before.
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Turkey has backed Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro in contrast with NATO allies the United States and Canada, and several right-leaning Latin American countries which have recognized Guaido's move to declare himself interim leader.
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About two million people voted in the second round of the primary on Sunday, in contrast with about 2.9 million in the second round of the last presidential primary on the left, in 2011.
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But this island's overseer, called Mr. Roarke as he was on television, is played by Michael Peña in a mild misterioso vibe, in contrast with the kitsch suavity of his original portrayer, Ricardo Montalbán.
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During the previous European Commission, Hogan regularly was seen as the "bad cop" in contrast with the more diplomatic and consensus-driven Swedish commissioner Cecilia Malmström, who was the EU trade chief before Hogan.
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Once he's charmed his way into Greenleaf's company, however, Ripley is reminded of the precariousness of his position, in contrast with his comrade's dilettantish ease, achieved without effort, simply underwritten by his father's fortune.
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Dow component Wal-Mart's shares jumped 8.3 percent to $68.40 in premarket trading after the retailer reported first-quarter results that beat analysts' estimates, in contrast with a string of weak results by competitors.
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The Muslim organisation urged people to go to the polls but made no recommendation; and, in contrast with previous years, secular politicians stayed away from the organisation's annual gathering at Le Bourget airfield in April.
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That's in contrast with the generally more expensive, and more traditional, strategy of the actively managed mutual fund that picks stocks and bonds in an attempt to beat stock indexes rather than just following them.
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In particular, he faces questions about his North Korea policy, including from South Korea's new president Moon Jae-in, who had once hoped to reopen channels of dialogue with Pyongyang, in contrast with Trump's approach.
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In the video, Cruz, 48, who was then running for president against Trump, said any commander-in-chief should be able to keep his emotions in check — in contrast with Trump's "temper tantrums" on Twitter.
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Bush ran for president in 1980 and squared off in the primaries against Reagan, a former actor and California governor who cast himself as a tough-talking conservative in contrast with Democratic President Jimmy Carter.
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The microwaved meals, which Breivik referred to by the name of their Norwegian producer Fjordland, was one favorite on social and traditional media, in contrast with the grave atmosphere of Breivik's trial four years ago.
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For one thing, in contrast with Article I, which lays out the duties and limitations of Congress, Article II barely says anything, leaving us to interpret what "executive power" means and what its limits are.
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Chinese rule has been generally welcomed in Macau, which has seen economic growth soar and a period of stability - in contrast with the years preceding the handover when there were a series of mobster wars.
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Mr Erdogan, resentful of what he took to be insincere expressions of support from the West (in contrast with Vladimir Putin's full-throated congratulations), has embarked on a brutal purge of anyone suspected of disloyalty.
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Often overproduced records like those exist seemingly in contrast with the prolific musician's broad discography, which includes the meditative doom of Om, the expansive instrumental rock of Grails, and the hip-hop adjacent Lilacs & Champagne.
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Days before the vote, the government relaxed anti-fraud monitoring and limited the options for challenging the result in contrast with regular elections, while the country's broadcasting regulator eliminated a cut-off date for campaigning.
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But in contrast with secular France, a lot of religion is taught in Belgian schools; children are generally instructed in the faith of their heritage, be it Christian, Jewish or, in steadily increasing numbers, Muslim.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), who lost both legs when her Black Hawk helicopter was shot down during the Iraq War, also blasted Trump, but in contrast with McGinty she didn't even mention her opponent, Sen.
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Emergency intervention is distinctly not P.I.H.'s project; in contrast with organizations like Médecins Sans Frontières, which specialize in addressing intense crises, P.I.H. works to remake entire health-care systems, by collaborating with local governments.
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In contrast with his address to the party on Friday, Mr. Trump used a rally that drew a few thousand supporters in Orange County on Thursday night to offer a sharp attack on illegal immigrants.
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Most incidents where conservative speech got interrupted or silenced involved the same high-profile voices, in contrast with the incidents from the left covered by the study, who were speakers and scholars with lower profiles.
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The aggressive approach by Mr. Wallace, who belongs to Fox News's reportorial side and is viewed as a more moderate, contrarian voice of the network, stood in contrast with other Fox News interviewers in Helsinki.
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WHATEVER THE UTILITY of the Landers plot in "BlacKkKlansman," it's worth considering in contrast with a coda Lee appends to the very end of the film — a noisy echo of the director's 20th-century ire.
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In contrast with VW, no individuals were charged at Toyota Motor Corp in connection with its sudden unintended acceleration scandal or at General Motors Co for the cover-up of a deadly ignition switch defect.
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Echoes from whatever happened during that period are still felt today as there are only about 20 species of apes, in contrast with more than 130 species of Old World monkeys in Africa and Asia.
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His view of the situation is in contrast with speculation, even among other US officials, that Iran may have tried to avoid causing casualties in order to retaliate for the killing of Iranian Maj. Gen.
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Investors have been skittish following U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments last week urging caution on raising rates, which were in contrast with remarks made by some policymakers supporting more aggressive stance on rates.
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VIRUS OUTBREAK In contrast with Samsung's modest forecast, chip peers like Intel Corp and TSMC earlier offered positive outlooks, fueling hopes of a rebound in chip prices after a slide that started in late 2018.
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That stands in contrast with how InBev, the 3G-backed beer company, pursued Anheuser Busch in 2008: InBev was prepared to oust Anheuser's board before agreeing to raise its offer and reach a friendly deal.
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"The exclusion of the applicants from Facebook is in contrast with the right to pluralism... eliminating or strongly compressing the possibility for association... to express its political messages," said the court ruling seen by Reuters.
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As a former longtime employee of Boeing, I read MacGillis's piece in the hope of gaining a rational perspective on the company's problems, in contrast with the very emotional opinions of my Boeing-engineer friends.
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For example, in the event of an upcoming shutdown, the National Park Service plans to keep parks open, even though most staff can't be there, in contrast with the Obama administration's decision to close parks.
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His sunken appearance and now almost completely gray hair shocked observers -- after he limped into court using a cane -- in contrast with the cocky self-assurance he once showed while lording over the Trump campaign.
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In contrast with Catalonia, the mood is much calmer in northern Italy, where voters in the two regions of Lombardy and Veneto are deciding on Sunday whether they want to seek greater autonomy from Rome.
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This number is large because graduate school is expensive and, in contrast with loans for undergraduates, there is no hard cap on how much money students can borrow from the federal government for graduate school.
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In contrast with very high rates at the top, there is no question that these taxes could generate additional revenue to fund government programs — and could even be set higher if there were a revenue shortfall.
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In contrast with the general caution displayed by other major global central banks, the Bank of England has struck a more confident stance on the outlook of the British economy and hinted at more rate hikes.
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They insist they can come up with an arrangement in which capital and labor are simultaneously better off, and that they are the ones who will make the hard decisions, in contrast with the feckless Republicans.
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The disappointing forecast was in contrast with positive commentary from Lennar Corp last month that pointed to an improving housing industry, and PulteGroup Inc saying this week that it expects homebuyers to return to the market.
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In contrast with weakness in Asian markets last week, Wall Street ended Friday on a high note following data showing U.S. gross domestic product grew at a faster 21 percent annualised rate in the first quarter.
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Waymo admits its still mixing in driverless and test-driven vehicles as it builds out its taxi program, but this is in contrast with recent messaging from Waymo and other outlets about a truly driverless experience.
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Japanese household spending rose 1.2 percent in February from a year earlier in price-adjusted real terms, in contrast with the median forecast for a 1.5 percent fall, partly because of the extra Leap Year day.
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Although Republicans now control the White House and both houses of Congress, Trump faces entrenched opposition from wide segments of the public, in contrast with the honeymoon period new presidents typically experience when first taking office.
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Trump campaign fires Virginia chair after protest Priebus' move stood in contrast with the tone struck by Ryan, a close friend and political ally of the chairman, on a call with his GOP conference Monday morning.
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South Korea already spends well over 2 percent of its gross domestic product on military expenses, in contrast with less than 1 percent in Japan, according to 2015 data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
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As in "Gravity", the heroine of "Arrival" is a single mother getting over the death of her daughter, but in contrast with "Gravity", the tragic back story doesn't feel as if it has been grafted on.
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Investors have also been skittish following U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments last week urging caution on raising rates, which were in contrast with remarks made by some policymakers supporting more aggressive stance on rates.
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Macron, a rare advocate in France of deeper European integration, has taken the unusual step of encouraging supporters to cheer the European Union at political rallies in contrast with other politicians who often rail against "Brussels".
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Trends in East Africa were in contrast with the stable trend of the organization's global Food Price Index, which measures monthly price changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, FAO said.
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Her advertisements have focused heavily on her military service — she was the first woman to fly combat missions for the Air Force — in contrast with Sinema, who led protests against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Together, Burr and Warner are leading the Senate panel's investigation into Russian interference in the election, a probe that thus far has set a distinctly bipartisan tone, in contrast with the committee's counterpart in the House.
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All of those early Norwegian black metal records embraced various interpretations of darkness, but in contrast with most of their peers, Emperor's approach felt refined—more black velvet than blood red, Satanic majesty versus blasphemous hatred.
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The Shanghai composite has risen just over 1 percent so far this year, in contrast with 18 percent gains for the iShares Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) and a 9 percent rise for the S&P 500.
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In contrast with Texas after Hurricane Harvey and Florida after Irma, where thousands of repair workers rushed in to restring power lines, only a few hundred electrical workers from outside the island have arrived to help.
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In contrast with the aspirational settings and improbable plots of American soaps, the British shows have lured viewers by portraying daily life with all its difficulties, such as joblessness, poverty and raising children as single parents.
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Raising a long leg on to the sofa as if staking out her perch, her very presence testifies to the vagaries of experience, in contrast with a fleeting bedmate in Philip who has yet to live.
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In contrast with the prosecution's depiction of him as a mercurial and controlling figure, the defense sought to show Mr. Hernandez, who sat stoically through the trial, as docile and suggestible, especially after hours of interrogation.
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"It sets down a factual narrative of his life that is very much in contrast with the one that's largely out there now," she said, referring to the image of Trump as a self-made billionaire.
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Trump's proposal for a capital of a future state of Palestine, envisioned in the Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem on the eastern side of the separation barrier, is in contrast with prior UN resolutions and US proposals.
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Buttigieg got just 393 percent of that group, in contrast with 239 percent of Democratic voters between 21970 and 230, 12 percent of those between 50 and 64 and 11 percent of those 65 and older.
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That was in contrast with previous US administrations, which said they would respond with a nuke only in the event of the most egregious threats against the US, like the possible use of a biological weapon.
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In contrast with a prevailing narrative that radicalized youth who commit acts of terrorism in the name of an extremist, fundamentalist reading of Islam are from poor backgrounds, some of the Dhaka attackers were privileged young men.
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Research on humans with alcohol—dubbed the "Four-Loko Effect"—has suggested people will get more drunk— in other words, have lower tolerance—if their beverages are extremely oddly colored and flavored in contrast with typical drinks.
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At the al-Baqi cemetery nearby, the resting place of many of the Prophet's descendants, Sunni vigilantes and puritans scowled at Shia worshippers but, in contrast with previous years, they held back from beating them with sticks.
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The dominant narrative was that a new sheriff was in town who was going to act forcefully when he saw a threat to US interests, in contrast with his predecessor, who was seen as feckless and indecisive.
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Miller first insisted that Trump, in contrast with Ocasio-Cortez and company, is a champion of "the principles of Western civilization," the implication being that Obama and the congresswomen of color he's been feuding with are not.
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In contrast with previous State of the Union addresses, the president's landmark legislation—the Affordable Care Act (ACA)—took a backburner in the policy rhetoric relative to other issues such as refugees, climate change, and political reform.
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In contrast with its initial role as a consultative body, the parliament – along with the backing of member states – must now approve EU legislation, such as 2014 rules for winding down banks, or upcoming money-laundering controls.
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Trump reportedly placed much of the blame for the collapse of the American Health Care Act's (AHCA) first draft on Priebus and Ryan, both seen as mainstream Republicans in contrast with the president's outsider campaign and administration.
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In contrast with Obama, Trump initially downplayed the seriousness of what is now a pandemic, and his administration has called for severe cuts to the CDC's global health efforts, which have so far been resisted by Congress.
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In contrast with the stock market, where relatively unemotional traders are buying and selling shares every day and the market stays liquid, home purchase and sales decisions can take months and are deeply emotional for the participants.
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In contrast with some other at-risk species, perhaps sea turtles have been easier to manage because their threats are more tangible: They are accidentally trapped by fishermen or harvested by others as delicacies, aphrodisiacs or decoration.
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The detection provides new support for the "cold dark matter" theory, which suggests that this elusive material is relatively cold and moves much slower than the speed of light, in contrast with the "warm dark matter" theory.
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In Prague, two Czech rate-setters spoke in favour of tightening interest rates, in contrast with other policymakers in the region who have stayed on hold and the world's largest central banks which have eased borrowing costs.
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"In contrast with the United States, where Walmart grew primarily in the suburbs, in Mexico the investments were first in the big cities, which is a competitive advantage due to the proximity of our customers," Gonzalez said.
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That 2013 banking crisis, however, opened the way for other Russians, some of whom had close ties to the Kremlin, in contrast with Mr. Rybolovlev, to gain control of the Bank of Cyprus, at least on paper.
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It was a striking image: Ivanka, who positions herself as both a feminist and a paragon of heteronormative white femininity, performing stereotypical women's labor, in contrast with the type of work associated with her class and privilege.
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But Delrahim's selection stands in contrast with his boss in the Oval Office when it comes to one of the most prominent competition issues currently in the hands of government regulators: The AT&T-Time Warner merger.
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In contrast with previous points in the Trump administration when advisers sought to reassure a nervous world that "America First" does not mean "America alone," Trump has now fully embraced the nationalistic policies he espoused on the campaign.
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Google's inability to spot CFA's flagrant attempts to sow political discord via its massive ad platform stands in contrast with other recent successful efforts by social media platforms (including Google's work with FireEye in Iran) to stop interference.
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Each week, I'll be analyzing the show through its presentation of Negan: how he acts, how he delivers his bad jokes and menacing threats, and most importantly, how his character develops in contrast with our supposedly virtuous heroes.
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The softness in the Caixin manufacturing PMI is raising concerns of a sharper-than-expected slowdown in the world's second-largest economy, although the private gauge was in contrast with the government's version, which was stronger than expected.
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In contrast with Mr Sanders's bold (and implausible) talk of passing immigration reforms within weeks, Mrs Clinton says only that she would introduce an immigration bill in her first 100 days, before working to sell it to Congress.
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These sorts of massive benefit increases stand in contrast with the past two decades, when many liberals touted expansions of food stamps and Medicaid as "work supports" needed to increase work and earnings to help families escape poverty.
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In contrast with many of his peers, for whom drawing has been a means of expression or a type of production rather than a form of investigation, for Winters, drawing is the driving force of all his art.
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Committee Chairman Richard Burr and Mark Warner, its top Democrat, pledged at a joint news conference that they would work together, in contrast with the partisan discord roiling a similar probe by the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee.
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The form was one of the 20th-century's most subversive modes of art-making, with roots in the anti-art and anti-commodity movements of Dada and Fluxus — in contrast with the commercial DNA of image-sharing today.
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MADRID — A judge who sits on Spain's Supreme Court on Thursday granted bail to a handful of Catalan lawmakers awaiting trial on rebellion charges in contrast with the jailing last week of former members of the Catalan government.
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In contrast with the existing bridge, comprising 22 trusses with joints every 160 feet or so, the new "K Bridge" — as officials call it in order not to have to pronounce "Kosciuszko" — has an uninterrupted 1,001-foot span.
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In contrast with their strictly controlled interiors, they allow their two-acre yard to largely remain wild, with the deer that proliferate free to munch on the day lilies, clearing space for ceaseless waves of bright green ferns.
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This means that abortion providers often have to help patients navigate their insurance and—in contrast with most areas of the medical field—they also help patients figure out how to pay for their procedures out of pocket.
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"In contrast with research traditions that treat physical attractiveness as a static trait, our findings highlight the importance of group membership as a lens for perceiving familiar leaders' physical attractiveness," conclude lead author Kevin Kniffin and his colleagues.
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In contrast with most of the Carbon Fiber Music, the formidable urbano imprint whose roster includes consistently hitmaking co-founder Farruko and hotly tipped recent signees DM and Mr. Perez, Menor Menor stands out in more ways than one.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French unions urged President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday not to try to hustle through his labor reform plans this summer, in contrast with calls from the main employers' group for swift measures to reinforce rising business optimism.
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In its place, we find a growing awareness that politics is something that happens wherever people come together—with no official permission required, and often in contrast with the desires of officials who strive, above all, to maintain order.
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Xing, which markets itself as a local service in contrast with global networks such as Microsoft's LinkedIn, said revenue grew 12 percent to 42 million euros ($50 million) and core profit (EBITDA) surged 19 percent to 27 million euros.
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In contrast with big companies like Taiwan's Foxconn, which wrung $3 billion in tax credits from the State of Wisconsin to build a factory there, Fuyao ended up with a relatively modest $12 million in state and local assistance.
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In contrast with Sondland, who got the job as EU ambassador after donating $1 million to the inaugural committee for Trump, Yovanovitch is described by colleagues as a conscientious and dedicated professional diplomat with no clear political party preference.
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"His management style was in contrast with his public image that he was creating by going into a fire, by going into a shooting, or being followed by a camera," said Augusto Amador, a member of Newark's city council.
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In contrast with the U.S., which managed not to pass any federal gun laws even after children were gunned down in the Sandy Hook massacre in 2012, New Zealand, Australia, and the U.K. have acted fast after shootings of this magnitude.
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In contrast with the more typically masculine tendency of other presidents to do business over sports like golf or basketball, Clinton has said she wants to focus on building relationships and discussing issues over drinks, especially with her political rivals.
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Elsewhere in Asia, OIS curves are not as liquid, but the next best gauge, short-term government bond yields, have barely moved this year in contrast with a rise of almost 50 basis points in U.S. two-year Treasury yields.
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Given the press and praise Netflix's original TV series have been getting in contrast with its movies, dialing back on films in favor of shows seems like a logical move if the service wants the most bang for its buck.
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BitTorrent was a trailblazer in considering how decentralised network architectures using all the machines in a network as nodes — in contrast with the server-based architectures that dominate the tech world today — could be used to share, store and backup data.
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AT&T was quick to make its intentions for HBO known and wants to ramp up original content from the premium cable network to compete with Netflix, a move that is in contrast with HBO's historical quality-over-quantity strategy.
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Nonetheless, 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio has sent the ministerial list to President Sergio Mattarella in what he called an "act of transparency" in contrast with the back-room horse trading that often marks post-election government formation in Italy.
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Leucadia's willingness to provide such capital relatively quickly "stands in contrast with big bank holding companies which have shrunk and retreated," said Bill Ford, the chief executive of General Atlantic, which manages $17 billion and invested alongside Jefferies in Knight.
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Phelps took comfort in knowing he had put in the work and prepared well, in contrast with his haphazard, halfhearted approach to the 2012 London Games, where he relied on guile and guts to win six medals, including four golds.
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OPEC last week forecast demand for its own crude to rise by 217,0698 bpd to 33.42 million bpd next year, in contrast with a forecast from the International Energy Agency for a drop of 320,000 bpd to 32.38 million bpd.
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Secondly, only one-third of the Senate is elected every two years, in contrast with the entirety of the House of Representatives, exactly because the Framers did not want public opinion to impact the composition of Congress in the long term.
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Kaiser has signed the Bill Gates Giving Pledge to devote much of his remaining net worth (which Forbes estimates to be $703 billion) to charity, but in contrast with Gates's global giving, Kaiser focuses efforts in his hometown of Tulsa, Okla.
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The report was the second since the January inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, who has called the pact between six powers and Iran "the worst deal ever negotiated" and branded Tehran an enemy in contrast with his predecessor Barack Obama.
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" Scott's comments stand in contrast with acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire who testified publicly at a House hearing on Thursday when he said "I believe that the whistleblower and the inspector general have acted in good faith throughout.
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His style stands in contrast with that of Mr. Trump, who tends to leave it to his aides to sweat the key details, and is energized not by the sound of music but the sound of applause directed his way.
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In contrast with both the wide-open (if also fenced-off) spaces of Super Bowl City and the tall office buildings around it that empty out at night, the heart of the Tenderloin holds 5,000 people over six city blocks.
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A concept rendering of the S.S. United States makeover shows a ship with its signature twin red, white and blue stacks and the same number of decks, a spokesman said, in contrast with the top-heavy silhouette of some modern cruise liners.
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Liu also said that Western retailers were shielded somewhat from the sector's rapid pace of change by the loyalty of their customers, in contrast with China, where shoppers prefer to try something new and are more demanding in terms of delivery speed.
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In contrast with the corporate sector, bonds of Russian private banks are likely to underperform as the sector is pressured by the uncertainty related to an ongoing purge of the banking sector — so far this year the central bank revoked nearly 50 licences.
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Crazy Rich Asians depicts this dichotomy in clear terms, as Rachel (Constance Wu), an NYU professor, is made to feel small and low-class in contrast with her boyfriend Nick's (Henry Golding) family in Singapore, a group of filthy-rich real estate moguls.
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Act II is largely dance: Mr. Wheeldon takes the fourth of Shakespeare's five acts and expands it into the jubilant, innocent peak of the whole ballet, in contrast with the adult miseries of the first act and the mature resolution of the third.
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Although Trump has since appointed Manafort as campaign chairman, begun to build out a national finance team and hired several notable veteran Republicans, his campaign remains unusually small -- especially in contrast with Clinton's deep bench of staffers at every level of her campaign.
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Bottom line: E-commerce enterprises will eventually have to trade off future potential volume growth against substantial shipping costs and the extraordinary costs of dealing with exorbitant customer returns, which e-commerce enterprises are burdened with in contrast with brick and mortar stores.
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The futility of France's laws—as well as Belgium's, which vaguely define drug trafficking in such a way that users can conveniently be treated as dealers by law—stands in contrast with successful examples of more sensible approaches elsewhere on the continent.
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You know, he feels some somewhere where he is at once at conflict between what he and Eva Unit-01 have successfully done, in contrast with the sort of image of him as someone who has to be contained in calm and quiet.
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Liikanen's comments are in contrast with arguments from some policy doves who say that after a lengthy period of low inflation, the ECB could accept a modest target overshoot as it should take a longer view and make up for 'lost' inflation.
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In contrast with previous major hurricanes such as Katrina in 2005, Harvey has actually seen oil prices edge down as traders have focused more on the hit to demand from damaged U.S. refineries than the blow to supply from knocked-out production.
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In contrast with Puccini's opera and the Sardou play from which it came, wherein the character tortures his rival and blackmails a revered opera diva for sex, this scrubbed-up Scarpia is an old-school romantic vulnerable to the advances of polyamorous women.
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Democratic elites are panicking over Biden's fundraising, and they want an alternative candidate for the moderate laneWealthy Democratic donors are extremely concerned over Biden's extremely lackluster fundraising and slipping poll performance, in contrast with the rise and massive grassroots fundraising of Sens.
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While Balvin carries these solid songs and colors dutifully within the lines, in contrast with his collaborator's comparatively wilder riffing, one can't help but suspect this might be a more conservative outing than the highly anticipated urbano blockbuster it's been billed as.
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Palin's selection looked especially bad in contrast with Democrat Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's pick of Sen.
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Both 35, they met as undergraduates at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and dated for many years before marrying, in contrast with Diana, who had seen Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, only 13 times before their marriage in 1981.
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Additionally, Harry has not turned his back on his royal position completely — just the HRH title — in contrast with Edward VIII, who abdicated to marry American divorcée Wallis Simpson in 1936, thus losing HRH and becoming the Duke of Windsor after his marriage.
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Social lives and relationships In contrast with many parts of Northern Italy, it is unusual for older people in this region to be put into institutional care, according to Maria Chiara Fastame, a psychologist based at the University of Cagliari in southern Sardinia.
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Why it matters: The interviews, given by members of the platoon members that served under Gallagher, break the SEALs' unwritten code of silence and describe their leader as violent, "evil" and "toxic" — in contrast with Trump's portrayal of him as a hero.
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In the run-up to that final rupture there had been growing differences over the pope's claim to authority over the whole of Christendom, in contrast with the Orthodox view that all the ancient centres of the Christian world were approximately equal in status. 3.
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That is a common strategy among candidates in what is set to be the most unpredictable Brazilian election in decades, though it puts him in contrast with radicals such as far-right law-and-order lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro, who has performed well in early polls.
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The study focused on children's privacy and resettable advertising IDs —the string of numbers and letters that identify you and keep a log of your clicks, searches, purchases, and sometimes geographic location as you move through various apps — in contrast with non-resettable, persistent identifiers.
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" The BBC noted on its online coverage of Trump's remarks at the forum that his praise of Putin, in contrast with Obama's performance in office, "came on the same day the chief of the Pentagon accused Russia of sowing the seeds of global instability.
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Nixon, always a "qualified privilege," meaning there must be balance between presidential privacy and the public's right to know -- in contrast with other, absolute, presidential privileges, like the "state secrets privilege" (which the Bush/Cheney administration consistently abused, but was unavailable here for Trump).
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The softer stance taken by Jyrki Katainen on Monday was in contrast with the hard line from the Commission's President Jean-Claude Juncker, whose war of words with UK Prime Minister Theresa May cast uncertainties over the negotiations that are expected to start next month.
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"The conduct alleged in the filings revealed today is deeply disturbing and in contrast with the expectations we have of our coaches to lead their teams with honesty and integrity," UCLA and its athletic department said in a joint statement released on March 12.
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Thus in contrast with rivals offering fantasy tax-cutting plans which would instantly trigger economic booms, Mr Kasich would explain that as president he would try to balance the federal budget, but that this would take some time and would involve hard trade-offs.
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One Senate proposal, in contrast with the Cornyn bill, would give the Department of Justice the authority to deny a gun sale to a potential buyer who poses a threat to public safety, if DOJ reasonably suspects that the buyer is involved in terrorism.
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But he added that the commission had sought out moderators who would facilitate a civil and sober discussion — "It sounds a little moralizing, but I'm a priest, so indulge me," he said — in contrast with what he considered flashier, less substantive debates during the primaries.
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In 2012, researchers reported that, in contrast with the unfunded networks, the funded networks were far better at reducing "health and safety problems for the entire community population"; those that functioned best even reduced "adverse childhood experiences" in young adults, a particularly important finding.
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That is in contrast with the laboratory-only tests by the N.H.T.S.A. With the federal test, "there's no way to really know, on the road, how much visibility a driver would have from that headlight," said Matthew Brumbelow, the insurance group's senior research engineer.
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Flynn's extraordinary cooperation with the Mueller probe — which totaled 62 hours and 45 minutes according to his lawyers — stands in contrast with Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who breached his plea agreement with investigators by lying, leaving open the possibility of more charges against.
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"This is based on the perception that fiscal policy has non-Keynesian effects in the current context of the Brazilian economy, in contrast with the alternative and in our view mistaken assertion that increased spending is a way of stimulating economic activity," it said.
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Although he is at heart a Modernist, he also appreciates the rare 17th-century Italian inlaid ivory chest or 19th-century British cast-iron urn in contrast with his more outré objects; in recent years, he has also started buying more contemporary art and design.
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"This is based on the perception that fiscal policy has non-Keynesian effects in the current context of the Brazilian economy, in contrast with the alternative and in our view mistaken assertion that increased spending is a way of stimulating economic activity," it said.
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In contrast with Tiqqun's "eco-Young-Girl," who laments the violence of capitalist exploitation without impeding it, approaching activism as yet another act of consumption, these artists propose that simply living an unfettered, sustainable life on one's own terms is the ultimate radical act.
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"[Trump was] saying, 'We're going to have a better day when I'm president of the United States because I'm going to do something about it,'" Gilmore said, in contrast with the view that Trump had painted a dark picture of America in his acceptance speech Thursday night.
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Hindawi also said that the WannaCry ransomware attack last week was a huge wake-up call for customers, who could've avoided it by patching their computers — an area that Tanium emphasizes, in contrast with what Hindawi calls the "really esoteric approaches" to security taken by many competitors.
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One of numerous Indian aid projects, it is intended not only to shore up Afghanistan's Western-backed government, but also to show off India's generous, responsible behaviour, in contrast with that of another neighbour, Pakistan, whose intelligence services have long been accused of covertly sponsoring the Taliban.
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What has changed is the degree to which even small communities, unaccustomed to the glare of international publicity, have begun to consider, and in some cases develop, more carefully planned responses to the crises in contrast with the tight-lipped and sometimes antagonistic reactions of the past.
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In theory, this flexibility should create more opportunities for anyone who wants work to find it, in contrast with European countries where companies are more reluctant to add jobs because regulations and union rules make it costly to fire people or sometimes even change their jobs.
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The skeptical backing by Democrats charting runs against Trump's Republican Party in 2018 stands in contrast with the majority of Republicans who have backed the strikes wholeheartedly, using them as a sign that Trump will take action where past Democrats -- namely former President Barack Obama -- failed. Sen.
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In contrast with Achilles, the hero of the Iliad—who declares at one point that he hates "like the Gates of Death" the man who says one thing but means another—the hero of the Odyssey has no scruples about lying to get what he wants.
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In contrast with her demeanor in recent years, Wie exuded a peaceful, easy feeling during her media availability, punctuating many of her answers with a laughter that called to mind the buoyant teenager that she was before the game crippled her body and crushed her confidence.
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In contrast with a sober NASA launch vehicle, it sported a jaunty purple, orange, and white paint job and signage from sponsors, including a chain of Mexican chicken restaurants, an online dating app ("Dating isn't rocket science"), and companies offering crane, welding, and window-tinting services.
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Dr. Watling and her colleagues found that in contrast with the large-scale deforestation we see today — which threatens about 20 percent of the largest rain forest in the world — ancient indigenous people of the Amazon practiced something more akin to what we now call agroforestry.
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But I also think that the reason I like all of this stuff that I first thought "bloated" BattleTech in contrast with Into the Breach is because in 2018, it's been rewarding to play a game about staying one step ahead in a cruel, indifferent world.
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The U.S. intelligence community said Tuesday that Iran is not currently working to develop its nuclear capabilities and remains compliant with the Iran nuclear deal, an assessment that stands in contrast with President Trump's assertion when withdrawing from the deal, which he called "defective at its core," last year.
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Titled "An Establishment Conservative's Guide To The Alt-Right," writers Allum Bokhari and Milo Yiannopoulos presented the movement as an intellectually vibrant -- in contrast with "1980s skinheads" -- band of merry right-wing pranksters "eager to commit secular heresies" while striking out at political elites, regardless of their party affiliation.
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Over the course of the pilot, Winter (who wrote the episode's script with Breaking Bad vet George Mastras) and Scorsese deftly dance between time periods, depicting Richie's current malaise in contrast with his young, hungry era, when he wanted nothing more than to bring great music to the masses.
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Mr. Soloviev, who drives a Dodge Ram truck in contrast with his father, who used to own a collection of Rolls-Royces and now typically rides in a chauffeured car, said he is in no rush to be the only one in charge of the family real estate company.
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In the enormous Tokyo Dome on Monday and at the university on Tuesday, I was struck by the gentleness Francis projected, in contrast with the power I had felt when I saw Pope John Paul II at the Vatican 20 years ago, who also graced me with his touch.
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But his acceptance of the reality of climate change and his ostensible support for a carbon tax and the Paris climate agreement have weighed in his favor, and stand in contrast with the positions of other cabinet nominees who share Mr. Trump's view that climate change is a hoax.
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In contrast with the claims from the California Medical Association, that study found the opposite had occurred: Compared with the period before the law was enacted, the percentage of anesthesiologists, pathologists, assistant surgeons, radiologists and neonatologists whose work was covered by insurance increased by an average of 17 percent.
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By contrast, his far-right opponent, Marine Le Pen, has been characterized as promoting an image that is "mumsy" and "frumpy" — and not remotely high-fashion, in contrast with Britain's prime minister, Theresa May — perhaps to try to make her party, the formerly fringe National Front, more accessible.
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During the impeachment hearings, news outlets gleefully covered the conflict between Trump and members of the foreign policy establishment, holding up the latter as selfless bureaucrats working tirelessly and anonymously on behalf of the American interest, in contrast with the feckless and narcissistic head of the executive branch.
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In contrast with past HUD secretaries, Carson has no government experience or expertise in housing and urban development policy, and Democrats on the Senate Banking committee are expected to question his qualifications to lead the $47 billion agency, which is charged with helping millions of poor Americans secure affordable housing.
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" In contrast with Brookstone's mall store locations, Tribou further explains in the document why its airport stores remain open: "Unlike the mall stores, consistent foot traffic, a captive consumer audience and limited seasonality has allowed these stores to thrive (on an aggregate level) in comparison to the Debtors' mall stores.
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" This statement seems to be in contrast with one Kardashian made a few months ago, in support of Black Lives Matter, in which she wrote of concerns for the country and her children: "It is our responsibility as Americans and as parents to create a safe future for our children.
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As he has argued, both Shia Muslims and Catholics have a respect for clerical authority and for theological tradition as it has evolved over time; that is in contrast with the stress put by many Sunnis, and Protestants, on going back to the original divine revelation and ignoring whatever came later.
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Hauser, a longtime boxing writer who spent considerable time with Ali in the 1980s and '90s, reflected with sadness that the world was able to watch Ali deteriorate over the years, in contrast with world figures like Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, whose physical declines were largely shielded from the public.
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" She continued: "I would ask you (Duke) to come down here and visit the towns and then make a statement like that, because frankly, it is an irresponsible statement in contrast with the statements of support that I have been getting yesterday when I got that call from the White House.
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In contrast with North Korea thus far, Kim has the initiative and has been setting the agenda; Trump should demand that the talks include items Kim wants to avoid, such as human rights, religious freedom and North Korea's malevolent behavior such as currency counterfeiting, cyberhacking, illicit weapons proliferation and Japanese abductees.
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So when many of my fellow left-leaning social media participants took Kavanaugh's loud and angry testimony as a sign that he had let emotion get the better of him — in contrast with the much more restrained Ford — the assumption was that he and the Republican Party had played themselves.
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Still, when you look at America's skies in contrast with some of the areas even more hard hit by light pollution—like Berlin, which you can see inside of a "light dome" in this night photo of the city below—these islands of remaining darkness amidst the swelling light almost seem lucky.
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In contrast with what's on P.J. Whelihan's regular menu, Wing Bowl wings are the smallest Sysco sells—approximately 12 or 13 to a pound—and each batch takes eight to ten minutes to turn a crisp golden-brown, equating to around three hours of fryer time for the pair of kitchen pros.
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In contrast with the Fed, Bank of Japan policymakers will likely debate the possibility of easing further at their April 27-28 meeting, as recently downbeat economic data has failed to reinforce their expectations that a moderate economic recovery would lift inflation towards their 2 percent target, sources familiar with BOJ thinking said.
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Every time I see one of these dudes at a sports event, I am taken by how happy they are to be there in contrast with how nonplussed an entire stadium full of people are while watching theses men, who are important to no one but their families and MAYBE their subordinates.
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In Germany, another consequential vote today is expected to keep Chancellor Angela Merkel for a fourth term, but also to give a far-right party seats in the federal Parliament for the first time since World War II. In contrast with the U.S., blue-collar strongholds are providing a bulwark against populism.
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For Mid90s, his directorial debut about a young skateboarder coming of age, Jonah Hill wanted them to capture the "sound of the elation and the confusion and the pain of childhood," as he told Howard Stern, while also seeking a warmth in contrast with what he called the coldness of their previous soundtracks.
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In the field of education, it says the government should "ultimately move" towards an all-inclusive secular school system; pending that, there should be a statutory entitlement to education in a non-religous school, in contrast with the present situation where a faith-linked school might be the only available option for parents and pupils.
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Still, the laser projector has a number of positives including an ultra-short throw, so it can be placed 20 inches from the wall and still display a bright, colorful image, in contrast with other projectors that might need to be placed at the back of a room and show a more faded image.
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In the run-up to that final rupture there had been growing differences over the pope's claim to authority over the whole of Christendom, in contrast with the Orthodox view that all the ancient centres of the Christian world (Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem as well as Rome and Constantinople) were approximately equal in status.
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While he may not be amenable to all of your demands at once, coming to a ceasefire arrangement may be more attractive now than it was before last quarter's growth rate was released, particularly because Chinese authorities know that China's relative economic slowdown stands in contrast with US economic growth and "remarkably positive" economic outlook.
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Most of the film is set in and around David's idyllic home north of San Francisco, which appears to have been almost unrelentingly shot around the golden hour, meaning it's suffused with a feeling of paradise that feels a little obviously metaphorical in contrast with the dank downtown corners where Nic keeps turning up.
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Hu Chunhua, party chief in Guangdong province and a potential contender for a spot on the new Politburo Standing Committee to be revealed next week, simply referred to Xi as general secretary and did not mention his theory during an open session on Thursday, in contrast with more than a dozen other delegates who spoke.
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In contrast with the FCC, the UK has chosen to treat the modern internet as a utility — something that our social and economic lives are now so intertwined with that it should be offered equally to everyone within reason — just as water and electricity are offered to most households today (save extremely remote cabins, for instance).
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Striking an optimistic tone that stands in contrast with some of his more cautious colleagues, Williams on Wednesday said he is not worried that the global economic slowdown, stock-market sell-off and the oil price slide since the beginning of the year will knock the U.S. recovery off its tracks or send the economy into recession.
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What has changed in recent years is that a larger share of the money is going towards imports: in contrast with the 2000s, when the West's armies undertook the bulk of the fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, many nations sucked into this decade's disputes lack military muscle and have no domestic industry capable of building it up.
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In contrast with past seasons, when a few teams clearly stood above and apart from the field — or even last season, when undefeated Kentucky entered the tournament as an overwhelming favorite — there are several teams seen as capable of winning it all this year, and even they are not as widely separated from the pack as usual.
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Ms. Cabral, the archaeologist who has spent years studying Rego Grande, said that evidence of large settlements remains elusive, in contrast with other sites in the Amazon like Kuhikugu, at the headwaters of the Xingu River, where researchers have drawn parallels to the legends surrounding the mythical Lost City of Z, long an irresistible lure for explorers and adventurers.
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In contrast with how we usually glimpse such works — on a shuffle through museums, surrounded by crowds — at Villa Lontana there are down-filled, jewel-toned velvet sofas to sink into with an espresso as the winter light streams in, the better to contemplate how a second-century artist managed to chisel so perfectly the illusion of a flowing garment.
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