The answer lies in the nature of the gun market.
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The answer lies in the nature of digital video compression.
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The answer lies in the nature of the game itself.
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It is in the nature of legislatures to produce legislation no less than it's in the nature of a combustion engine to produce power and exhaust—so long as it is in working order.
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Instead, the problem lies in the nature of a services company.
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It's in the nature of the job, and I understand that.
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That's in the nature of both an investigation and a compromise.
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And the risk is always found in the nature of the mass
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This phenomenal energy hunger is implicit in the nature of cryptocurrency mining.
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They also highlight a substantial shift in the nature of health insurance.
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But we're seeing a structural change in the nature of oil markets.
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But is it in the nature of Democrats to take that opportunity?
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Because yes, Russian Doll is interested in the nature of time itself.
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It is in the nature of gods not to reveal their faces.
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"It is in the nature of Smaland to be thrifty," he said.
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However, there are many differences in the nature of those 2 companies.
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It is in the nature of horrific tragedies that they bring communities together.
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One, in the near term, lies in the nature of Mr Trump's team.
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Last year marked a change in the nature of the U.S.-imported event.
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Against this backdrop, we see a parallel transformation in the nature of warfare.
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McConnell's quandary can be seen clearly in the nature of the battleground states.
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Every visit to an aged parent is in the nature of a farewell.
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Another explanation for this phenomenon is based in the nature of worry itself.
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And a lot of people's opinions can change in the nature of the relationship.
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"It's a little stunning to think it's in the nature of $247,000," Furman said.
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And broadly speaking, it's in the nature of myths to maybe not be true.
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Previous changes in the nature of work all required massive policy shifts in education.
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It's in the nature of oppression to infect everything it touches, even the oppressed.
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That marked a material change in the nature of the Russia investigations, analysts said.
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We've just got an alteration in the nature of American interests in the region.
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This rise can in part be explained by a shift in the nature of poverty.
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Inevitably, the changing of the guard meant a change in the nature of the badgelife.
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And there will be errors on all sides: that's in the nature of the dialectic.
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Others think it's more cyclical factors or even changes in the nature of the economy.
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The answer might be in the nature of the destination it wants video to be.
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Nevertheless, quitting is not in the nature of a real Gaucho Italiano like Gabriel Paletta.
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It's in the nature of fandom, of course, to crouch protectively over a beloved program.
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It is in the nature of TV comedies to become meaner as they get older.
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A fan asked Goodell about this lethal problem encoded in the nature of his game.
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But it is also in the nature of horrific tragedies that they raise divisive political questions.
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This blurring of manufacturing and services has been accompanied by changes in the nature of investment.
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Severity is not really the worrisome aspect...It's the change in the nature of the headache.
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It is frequently in the nature of a warm personal gesture by the individual to himself.
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Last year marked a change in the nature of the event imported from the United States.
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However, Parks said simple dollar totals mask important differences in the nature of the assistance provided.
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" He continues: "It was dealing with very ugly things—the worst in the nature of man.
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It is also possible that the new data understates real changes in the nature of work.
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This is evident in the nature of the types of votes that actually concern substantive legislation.
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It's in the nature of democracy, within American democracy, that candidates often win with disillusioned voters.
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The crucial difference lies in the nature of my relationship with my connections on these three apps.
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As Madison warned us, "The latent causes of faction are thus sown in the nature of man."
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"We are observing a profound change in the nature of capitalism," Vergne told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Some said that there had been a shift in the nature of violence in their home regions.
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"It's not in the nature of a near-term debt crisis or anything like that," he added.
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Yeah, no, so that's been a real kind of substantive change in the nature of the landscape.
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Qualifying for this tournament proved, decisively, that there has been a shift in the nature of international soccer.
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One major problem for any narrative account of the Vietnam War lies in the nature of the conflict.
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Such amnesia is in the nature of artificial neural networks—and is something that distinguishes them from real brains.
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"His examination is more in the nature of where their laws are broken," King said, referring to Mueller's probe.
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The vicissitudes of history always challenge us in new and often confounding ways; that's in the nature of things.
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It was in the nature of his project that time tended to slip the bonds of its ordinary drill.
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It is in the nature of reactionaries to react, but very often the right course of action is inaction.
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As in the Industrial Revolution, automation will demand changes to education, to cope with shifts in the nature of work.
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Yes, it's technically an amendment in the nature of a substitute to the House bill — that's a distinction without meaning.
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Whether that entertainment is in the nature of drama, comedy or something else — What would be more entertaining than that?
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I drove home and told my mom what happened because that's not in the nature of a hummingbird to do that.
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So, again, they're kind of different in the nature of research that they're seeking for, but essentially it's about the future.
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Beyond its legal implications, the story casts light on three shifts in the nature of power in modern business and politics.
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"… In the nature of man we find three principal causes of quarrel: first, competition; secondly, diffidence, thirdly, glory..." Competition, diffidence, glory.
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Importantly, the swing in national sentiment may signal a fundamental shift in the nature of the healthcare debate in this country.
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And there's something in the nature of our band that thrives in grey areas and contradictions, and that's been elaborated more.
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"I take stock in the nature of the weaponry that they deploy and why they did that," he said on Tuesday.
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"That's in the nature of incel communities: It's a community you don't want to be a part of," he tells me.
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Her ability is, in the nature of the teenage supernatural-science fiction melodrama, a curse whose benefits must be discovered gradually.
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The exhibition includes many examples, which themselves provide a kind of pictorial view of changes in the nature of American capitalism.
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It is sometimes suggested that it's in the nature of rights that they always override the ordinary weighing of costs against benefits.
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There are reasons for that, primarily the shift in the nature of war to civil conflicts, where the United States has struggled.
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Is there something in the nature of the Republican Party and its conservative base that made them particularly vulnerable to Trump's deceptions?
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Is there something in the nature of the Republican Party and its conservative base that made them particularly vulnerable to Trump's "scampaign"?
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Douthat: But what if it's in the nature of a hierarchy to allow people in positions of authority to suspend the rules?
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Shifts in the nature of Amazon's business have afforded the company windfalls that it now can apply toward its ambitious delivery program.
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Much of what can be done is in the nature of picking "low hanging fruit" — simple steps that merit wide-spread support.
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The memo also underscores the dramatic change in the nature of Intel's business as it approaches its 50th anniversary in July 2018.
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Others are not proud of our history and would like to bring about a fundamental change in the nature of our nation.
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And it's in the nature of ideology to convince people that only their preferred policy ideas stand between the country and disaster.
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The main explanation lies in the nature of Italy's fragmented politics and resistance to change, and the constitutional amendment wouldn't alter that.
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This is indicative of a larger, more global shift in the nature of political dialogue, even in the most dire of circumstances.
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If there is any hope in the face of this grim historical truth, it is in the nature of the current transition.
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Is it in the nature of bureaucracies to produce inhuman outcomes, or can we fix them by, say, changing the incentive structures?
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It is decidedly not in the nature of the French to publicly dwell on disaster, yet few here were unaffected by the Nov.
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It's in the nature of a project like this that even the smallest details hold far more significance than they first appear to.
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That figure is now around 50%, and the transformation from wilderness to agricultural land leaves lasting changes in the nature of the soil.
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This does not necessarily mean immediate or dramatic total job losses, but rather a dramatic set of changes in the nature of work.
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"I don't see anything inherent in the nature of the expansion that suggests it will come to an end anytime soon," she said.
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"Cost increases are in the nature of the health care beast," he wrote in an essay in The New York Times in 1993.
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You're one of the things we've been spending a lot of time thinking about Nancy is a change in the nature of change.
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These are not "thought crimes," but in the nature of attempt-like crimes where an intent and an act towards completion have occurred.
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" The docs say the trademark will be for "entertainment services in the nature of live dance performances" and "gentlemen's clubs featuring exotic dancing.
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He's crass and has been accused of arrogance; though, to be fair, it's not in the nature of professional boxers to be very humble.
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It can be in the nature of successful people to display a level of ambition and self-absorption that can get up colleagues' noses.
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But now there seems to be something in the nature of Arab monarchy—maliks, emirs and sultans—that is more resilient than presidential autocracy.
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Aristotle points out that it is in the nature of law, and of any particular law, to be deficient insofar as it is general.
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"Our organs have a lot of reserves, but it's in the nature of getting older that you progressively lose that reserve," Dr. Baron said.
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The answer seems to lie partly in the nature of Mr. Khashoggi's death and the way it came to light, amplified by his prominence.
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There is such a tendency to catastrophize teenage behavior that many parents and television writers have missed this revolution in the nature of adolescence.
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I don't feel like I need to be validated by some award, even though in the nature of our business, it does mean something.
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And yet, is it not in the nature of moral crises that they leave but little room for friendship, even at times of civility?
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Over the last 10 years or so, what was a creeping transformation in the nature of the Champions League has become an overwhelming one.
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It is in the nature of big cliffhangers to be trapped in a state of irresolution, to be re-judged after their resolutions arrive.
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All good, but what it's doing is — the point that you're raising is — we're living in a time of change in the nature of work.
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"The competitive populism, in the nature of farm loan waivers and other financial support schemes, is hitting the capital spending and state finances," he said.
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SEC officials previously said that no personal information was revealed during the breach, making Monday's revelation a notable change in the nature of the hack.
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MORE PROFIT TO SPEND Shifts in the nature of Amazon's business have afforded the company windfalls that it now can apply toward its ambitious delivery program.
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It is not in the nature of the BBC's documentaries to sound the alarm, but their greatest artistic strength comes from the way they do anyway.
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"We will be offering a bipartisan amendment in the nature of a substitute that goes a long way to addressing that concern," the GOP aide said.
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When the first 5,000 words spilled out, they came largely in the nature of personal complaint — a way of venting my own frustrations with not sleeping.
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When many firms do this at the same time, the changes in the nature of production and employment across the nation become a profound social problem.
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But the conversation about Twitter's response is indicative of the public's desire for a change in the nature of the discussion over what happened to Jones.
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It is in the nature of sacred objects that one community's infinitely precious talisman can evoke a reaction of indifference or even deep distaste in another community.
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How was it possible for me to get such a job assignment in Hakim Sinai (which was in the nature of Top Secret/Classified/Authorized Personnel Only)?
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But with 30 or 40 years left in the workforce, they likely envision vast potential changes in the nature of work over the course of their lifetime.
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"This sort of document publicly released is more in the nature of advocacy as opposed to a brief that you would file with a court," Grewal said.
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That is, of course, in the nature of a bestiary, which in its medieval incarnation joined animals real and fantastical with the moral qualities they supposedly represented.
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That shift in the nature of the aerospace market would bode well for Boeing's production plans, while also meaning demand from aircraft operators has yet to peak.
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SO IT'S POSSIBLE THAT STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE NATURE OF HOW FIRMS COMPETE WITH EACH OTHER AND CONTRIBUTE GOODS AND SERVICES IS PUTTING DOWNWARD PRESSURE ON INFLATION.
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"In our committees we're having a lot of hearings in the nature of informational hearings, or kind of inquisition hearings," Peters said in an interview with The Hill.
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Ginnie Mae also faces a fundamental shift in the nature of mortgages it guarantees, with non-banks enjoying a far greater share of mortgage originations than traditional lenders.
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An additional concern for many baby boomers who tried weed in the 1960s and '70s, Palamar said, is the change in the nature of marijuana over the years.
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These stances "are rooted in the nature of sexuality and what ordered sexuality should be," said Elizabeth Bounds, an associate professor at Emory University's Candler School of Theology.
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In the nature of things, when a president and Congress disagree, then it is the judicial branch, headed by the Supreme Court, that ultimately decides on the matter.
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But what truly makes the book so brilliant (apart from its wonderful prose) is that it can appeal to readers who aren't even interested in the nature of finance.
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When someone's social capital is artificially and maliciously inflated, it's satisfying because we see that everyone who participates in the nature of late capitalism gets a degree of comeuppance.
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The new Jewish understanding of our minority status reflects a correct assessment, particularly among younger Jews, that there is a fundamental asymmetry in the nature of American anti-Semitism.
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"People are more optimistic today because of the change in the nature of city government," says Michael Sasser, the editor of the Minot Daily News, a conservative local paper.
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"It is in the nature of an elected representative to favor certain policies, and, by necessary corollary, to favor the voters and contributors who support those policies," he wrote.
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Carson was never accused of doing "anything that was in the nature of sexual harassment, assault or anything of that nature," the people with knowledge of the complaints said.
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"Aware that many are unhappy, it is in the nature of the party to adopt the strategy of offense as defense," he said, referring to the ruling Communist Party.
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"I think it is in the nature of the fan that you cheer for the underdog," team boss and Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff told Reuters in a recent interview.
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A team of German researchers had found that people on a…Read more ReadReally, the problem probably just lies in the nature of publishing as a mark of scientific achievement.
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This may be connected with changes in the nature of migrants' work, caused by an economic transformation that is making China's growth more reliant on services and less on manufacturing.
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To be more specific, Canada doesn't do well in: The nature of its competitive advantage globally (a disastrous run for oil has directly impacted the strength of the Canadian dollar).
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While flexibility and nontraditional jobs are not going away, changes in the nature of work arrangements have made the American system of employer-provided benefits no longer reliable or viable.
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It is in the nature of family relations that children are morally free and may be morally required to share worries about the state of one parent with the other.
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"Any time you add an additional form of processing to your learning, you're going to get a benefit over and above what's in the nature of the stimulus," he said.
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"When a defendant's own lawyer puts in the offending evidence, it is in the nature of an admission against interest, more likely to be taken at face value," he wrote.
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The problems in American democracy extend beyond one president and are rooted instead in the nature of the major parties in a two-party system — a particularly difficult problem to reform.
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Then once you get sucked in, the nature of our relationship evolved, and he really did show me a kind of vulnerability that just made me fall in love with him.
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But some of the lack of certain jobs lies in the nature of cities: "There are fewer auto mechanics and groundskeepers because fewer people own cars and have lawns," Kolko said.
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By almost any metric one can conjure, there has been a fundamental, pronounced shift in the nature of the Premier League, one that stretches beyond Manchester City and Liverpool's current campaigns.
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By annexing Belarus, he can present a change in the nature of the Russian Federation's legal status, invalidating its constitution and allowing him to become president of a new union state.
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Some of the change in the nature of the Taliban movement can be attributed to the devastating military campaign to take out its leaders, leaving younger, more radical commanders on the battlefield.
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" Somebody in Iowa also trademarked the term "Trump Turdz," which the application says will be used specifically for "Stress relief exercise toys" and "Novelty toy items in the nature of fake poop.
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As we get more involved, we'll definitely try to come up with our own ways in the nature of what you're saying—in making sure it goes far with the original community.
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The shift could signal a change in the nature of inflation with supply, demand and labor becoming more global, implying that central banks' ability to control their own inflation has been reduced.
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They feared for their lives, of course, but it was also in the nature of the Terror that people hoped, until it was too late, that the wave would pass them by.
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The biggest advances in my career are tied to calculated risks I took and changes I made in the nature of my work; the biggest disappointments connected to playing it too safe.
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New research in the nature of the chemical dopamine — which was previously believed to be the driving force behind desire, lust, and acquisition — proves that it is more complex than previously thought.
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Still, advocates have criticized the disclosures as pocked with holes, with few details shading in the nature of the abuse allegations or how church officials responded to them when they were made.
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The potential reasons include a mismatch between worker skills and the jobs that are available; shifts in the nature of work; and low productivity growth, which makes employers reluctant to raise wages.
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In the nature of these things, it's the moments of chaos and violence that provide the most striking images that linger and, to a large extent, shape public memory of antiwar protest.
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But the short hand-drawn game Kids — recently released by Michael Frei and Mario von Rickenbach, the award-winning German duo known for Plug & Play — immerses you in the nature of group dynamics.
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In any military clash, such attacks would amount to a dramatic change in the nature of war, inflicting economic harm and disrupting civilian life far from the conflict without bullets, bombs or blockades.
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"Markets start to price in a fundamental change in the nature of the relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia," said Jaap Meijer, managing director and head of equity research at Arqaam Capital.
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I remember being taken aback by her attentive questions about my sex life and deep interest in the nature of romantic intimacy I had experienced, and blushing naively at her curiosity in my response.
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The higher frictional rate of the 1970s and 1980s was partly the result of a change in the nature of employment: good jobs in industries like manufacturing dwindled, while low-wage service employment exploded.
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In the nature of not yucking someone else's yum, there probably is a market for salad dressing that covers up the flavor of veggies entirely (isn't that why some people smother broccoli with cheese?).
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"[T]here is no absolutely necessary reason inherent in the nature of man or things why the rate of interest in terms of any commodity standard should be positive rather than negative," Fisher concluded.
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Like Arrival (or Ex Machina, for that matter), Annihilation is a thoughtful, philosophical movie, more interested in the nature of humanity and the urges that drive us rather than in who lives or dies.
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"Is it not in the nature of intelligence agencies to keep the information for themselves?" asked Jean-Marie Delarue, who until recently headed the French agency that reviews surveillance requests from these intelligence services.
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His style is so radically different from Philo's that for Celine fans, the handoff didn't just mark the departure of a beloved designer; it represented a fundamental shift in the nature of the brand.
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The movement's explosive power lay precisely in the nature of its demands, said Sergio Aguayo, a professor at the Colegio de México who participated in the movement and has written extensively about the massacre.
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It was as it was, in the nature of things, as fundamental as having arteries and veins, and they never manifested the slightest desire to change it or deny it, regardless of the consequences.
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A second challenge for intelligence organizations lies in the nature of the information itself and its many different formats, as well as in the collection and processing systems, which are usually separate and lacking standardization.
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It's called "queen-of-the-hill" because it allows votes on all four substitutes whereas under the regular order if an amendment in the nature of a substitute is adopted, no further amendments are allowed.
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I've already despaired of trying to paint a picture with words, because words have to come one after another, and it's in the nature of a picture to appear before the eyes all at once.
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"Especially with the Times and the Post, there has been a really clear shift in the nature of its coverage of Trump," said Steven Livingston, a professor of media and public affairs at George Washington University.
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Perhaps the most significant threat lies in the nature of authoritarianism itself: States that do not listen to their citizens are often incapable of meeting their aspirations, and are more prone to crises and societal breakdown.
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Last week someone knocked out 5% of world oil production with a small swarm of drones and cruise missiles, and in doing so, inaugurated "a change in the nature of warfare globally," to quote The Independent.
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Still, it is in the nature of modern trade that developed countries sell high-added-value goods and services (like software) and import raw materials and low value added goods from developing countries (cheap clothing, for example).
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The more interesting and challenging reason though why blocking won't have a desired effect on security of sensitive information lies in the nature of technology running on all of our devices — professional or personal, approved or not.
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"The media was less polarized and a little straighter in the nature of the coverage, but we had income inequality, we had alienation, we had unequal opportunities, and we had a lot of social division," Clinton said.
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In the election campaign Mrs Merkel has said little to confront her compatriots with the need to reform governance of the euro, to raise investment and to prepare the economy for a revolution in the nature of work.
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"That could be something in the nature of an indemnity agreement or a guarantee against potential losses that would come from political instability and not based on normal construction risk," said McKenna, a former premier of New Brunswick.
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The shift from a "top to bottom" review described by Shanahan to one that the Pentagon is now describing as "narrowly scoped" could signal a change in the nature of the review from what Shanahan had initially intended.
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The show, Dan O'Brien's emotionally gripping, psychologically astute "The Body of an American," is an electric immersion in the nature of isolation and connection that, under Jo Bonney's fast-paced direction, flouts stage tradition with intelligence and challenging intricacy.
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"There is a wide variation in the nature of these websites and the motivations of the men who seek to donate sperm in this way, and it is vital that there is further research in this area," Freeman said.
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Strenuously competitive parents may indeed produce high-achieving grownups, but it's in the nature of things that high-achieving adults are likely to become frustrated and embittered old people, once the rug is pulled out from under their occupation.
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In a speech last week to the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos made her latest pitch for a radical transformation in the nature of public schooling—one that would place vocational education front and center.
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However, the national debt currently stands at close to 110 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), so anything in the nature of an aggressive fiscal policy will be difficult at best and will certainly involve some contentious trade-offs.
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It is in the nature of economic expansions that they tend to move in straight lines, which means a constant low unemployment rate and steady job growth roughly equal to the number of new entrants into the labor force.
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Physicists refer to this assumed consistency of gravity throughout the universe as Lorentz symmetry, and it reflects the "deepest symmetry in the nature of spacetime," says physicist Alan Kostelecky of Indiana University, who was not involved in the work.
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That's what Philip Converse found decades ago in The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics and it's reconfirmed in a more recent book by Donald Kinder and Nathan Kalmoe titled Neither Liberal Nor Conservative: Ideological Innocence in the American Public.
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In the nature of memes, a Facebook post that said "Move, Mitch, get out the way!" quickly became a photo of Carmichael with the words "I should have moved when they told me to get out the way" splashed over it.
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At a time when we're seeing a sea-change in the nature of IT work, from rote repetitive task-oriented assignments to automated programming and data management, we're also seeing a profound need for workers who are flexible and embrace challenge.
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A five-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India said benefits under the Aadhaar project should be in the nature of welfare schemes and it cannot be made compulsory for services such as bank accounts, mobile connections or school admissions.
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Economists studying the changes in the nature of work that produced such an angry political response suggest, however, that another wave of disruption is about to wash across the world economy, knocking out entire new classes of jobs: artificial intelligence.
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Many professional women may have seen their own workplace experiences reflected not only in the nature of Ford's allegations but also in the stark contrast between how a man and woman in conflict were expected, or even allowed, to behave.
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Of course it is in the nature of such reports to be critical --this is what watchdogs like Freedom House are for-- but it feeds into an overall assumption in western countries that the Chinese government is a major persecutor of religion.
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It is indeed in the nature of global capital markets to do so, and I believe political participants, political actors understand that very well, and I think they can benefit from having an institutional design that crosses borders in times of uncertainty.
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The other guarantee is in the nature of DAI, which is created as a loan against Ethereum's currency ETH (among others); if the value of ETH starts falling, the loan owners must add more collateral in order to preserve value or get liquidated.
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According to the BBC, Kamprad told a local Swedish television channel in 2016 that it was "in the nature of Smaland to be thrifty ... If you look at me now, I don't think I'm wearing anything that wasn't bought at a flea market."
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Schneider was quick to point out, though, that when it comes to differentiating between public colleges, private for-profits, and private nonprofits—which are often sitting atop massive dollar endowments and continually raising tuitions—she doesn't see a distinction in the nature of the scam.
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"ECA structures can be in a lot of circumstances the structures that give access to long tenors and favorable conditions, besides having the advantage of not having the typical volatility which is in the nature of capital markets," SACE Chief Executive Alessandro Decio said.
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But just as it's in the nature of three-camera sitcoms to draw in thick lines, smart TV creators (and Lorre and his BBT partner Bill Prady are certainly that) also understand that one-dimensional characters and gags don't stay fresh for very long.
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Yeah, well, so I was doing a PhD in neuroscience when 9/11 happened, and I came to my PhD, I came to neuroscience very much with philosophical interests in the nature of human consciousness and frankly spiritual experience, and you know, religious experience generally.
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It's in the nature of the vodka-making process that a higher price point rarely has anything to do with the quality of vodka, because when you're filtering flavors and such out rather than putting flavors in you quickly reach a point of diminishing returns.
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In the nature of things this has to be done by finding lawyers who are willing to lay aside their current careers for an indeterminate amount of time, to take on a job that has no prospect of permanence and little prospect for promotion.
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"Some years the Department of Defense has ended up spending more than it had originally asked for...sometimes it has ended up spending less, and we've given back money to the Treasury as a consequence -- that's in the nature of not knowing exactly," he said.
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It seems especially relevant now because it provides a useful way to think about the more subtle ways gender bias and gender stereotypes get communicated, but it's in the nature of this nuance that makes policing and regulation much more difficult, much more onerous.
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The newly detected quasar, designated as J1342+0928, existed during a fundamental shift in the nature of the early universe when it was moving from its "dark ages," with no light emitted, into a time of luminosity, as gravity condensed matter into the very first stars.
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" Mr. Bloomberg, a political independent who was New York's mayor from 2002 to 2013 and flirted with a White House bid this year, lamented what he called "a disturbing change in the nature of American politics: a rise in extreme partisanship and intolerance for other views.
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She added: "If we don't act, food security for billions of people is at risk, entire ecosystems may disappear, coastal communities and low lying islands may be overrun by rising seas, and people won't have the same opportunity to find wonder in the nature of our ocean."
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The Better Way plan, championed by House Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Representative Kevin Brady, the Republican chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, promises fundamental changes in the nature of business taxation, most of which would, in my view, be steps in the right direction.
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More importantly, though, Obama's main argument was that the current economic and political trajectory of the country is broadly positive even as Republicans control Congress, and where the trajectory isn't positive, the problems lie in the nature of our political discourse: interest group capture, gerrymandering, etc.
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According to New Jersey law, obtaining a conviction of official misconduct against Mr. Christie would require proof that he deliberately refrained "from performing a duty which is imposed upon him by law or is clearly inherent in the nature of his office," in order to benefit himself or harm someone else.
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But it does suggest that North Korea's threat this morning is not its typical bluster, but may be a qualitative shift in the nature of US-DPRK tensions — one that moves us from a vague war of words to having a very specific scenario in which a hot war could start.
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These changes in the nature of how music is made (and distributed) have lead to endless debates about whether a gifted producer like Kanye West is actually genius or not, or even how one can even assess the question of genius for music stars who clearly lack traditional musical skills.
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Wage growth has failed to respond to stimulus for a list of reasons but the ECB remains convinced that labor markets and not a structural change in the nature of inflation is the chief culprit behind low prices, Draghi told a news conference on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund annual meeting.
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But if he can pull off a remarkable election victory by offering certainty—or the illusion of certainty—while his opponents offer dither and delay, the result would be a long-term change in the nature of the Conservative Party, just as far-reaching as the one that Nixon began in the Republicans.
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In Poosh's case, it seems to mean "a website featuring non-downloadable publications in the nature of articles and blog posts in the fields of entertainment, exercise, fitness, health, wellness, fashion, interior decoration, nutrition, travel, parenting, and leisure," according to a trademark filed with United States Patent and Trademark Office on January 24, 2019.
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"China-Russia relations do appear to be smooth right now, but relations between those two major power neighbors have had a long history of ups and downs," said Ja Ian Chong, an associate professor at the National University of Singapore, adding that changes in the nature of that relationship can be sudden and dramatic.
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"With the agency now receiving public comments on these proposals that could have wide-ranging effects on corporate accountability, Public Citizen believes the Inspector General of the SEC must undertake necessary steps to protect the public trust in the nature of how our regulatory leaders establish financial policy," the group wrote in its letter.
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This coincided with and was probably partially caused by a shift in the nature of center-left party leadership toward a highly educated elite whose preferences, particularly on issues like immigration, cultural change, and the EU, diverged greatly from those of their traditional voters and who presented their parties and their goals in technocratic, managerial terms.
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It's in the nature of hell that it affords ever deeper degrees of torment and dread; you think it can't get any worse, but you're only in some antechamber of limbo, some zone of moderate awfulness; and that was my position when Ferry and Elisabeth were removed from the school and put in an ordinary state school instead.
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Without requiring any change in the nature of Iran's terror-sponsoring regime, the deal dignified Tehran on the world stage, greatly eased global sanctions, allowed Iran access to more than $22019 billion in frozen oil revenues, and topped that off with the related settlement from the U.S. of $1.7 billion, shipped secretly to Iran in cash.
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"I had a document prepared to offer as an amendment in the nature of a substitute which would just change the president's name to that of Chairman Schiff and Chairman Nadler regarding abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, because there are plenty of basis for that, but it would not have been ruled germane, so I did not waste the time," Gohmert said.
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But there is a challenge to the left in particular, in the nature of the gilets jaunes, in the violence that has been an undeniable reason for their success, and in the undesirable voices that have come to the fore: How to balance empathy for economic hardship and a genuine desire for social justice with a rejection of the worst impulses of a movement that finds its shape in organized chaos?
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" The fact that it was the defense rather than the prosecution that presented the racial testimony most likely made matters worse, he said, because while jurors understand that the prosecution is seeking a conviction and evaluate the government's evidence accordingly, "when a defendant's own lawyer puts in the offending evidence, it is in the nature of an admission against interest, more likely to be taken at face value.
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While this might reflect something different in the nature of courts and governments (courts being duty-bound to judge fairly each individual case they hear, while governments try to find the best solutions for broad populations with competing interests) it seems to me that the logic of the Canadian courts will prove sounder and more enduring than any government-led attempt to limit assisted dying to those with a short terminal prognosis.
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Rugby was different, or seemed so, even in the nature of the game: Players vied for the ball in scrums, bulled it forward in mauls, booted it through goal posts or dashed with it across the try line in the course of 80 nearly continuous minutes of free-flowing improvisation, versus what unfolded in the three-plus hours it took to play a 60-minute N.F.L. game, where the actual amount of action averages only 10 minutes 43 seconds.
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