Mr. Cohen said, "In these times of press persecution, I feel this is an important victory," not "in these times of press prosecution."
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It's really disheartening to be a woman in these times.
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Black education could use some good publicity in these times.
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A coach can turn into a weatherman in these times.
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In these times, we have to step up our game.
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Places of worship will also offer support in these times.
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Then again, in these times, they should probably be clearer.
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What is being called forth in you in these times?
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In these times, people are so happy to be amused.
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Could that prove to be a liability in these times?
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In these times, no one among us can tolerate wicked men.
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As always, we've got your back in these times of need.
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But it is in these times that perhaps caution is necessary.
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We could all do with some smoked salmon in these times.
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In these times our phones are buzzing constantly with new push alerts.
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We often wonder what can we do in these times of crisis.
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"That seems like a gift in these times," Ms. von Pfetten said.
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It demonstrates to us all in these times: And still we rise.
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It was the only way I could stay focused in these times.
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Especially in these times: fighting oppression and standing up for what's right.
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This is why novelists like Khalifa are so critical in these times.
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In these times, people are longing to see films about racial reconciliation.
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In these times, to me only two things really matter as a leader.
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There is so much to do in these times of crisis in Algeria.
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In these times, I've been told that acceptance needs to come into play.
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To be a parent in these times is to know fear, she said.
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I think that is important in these times, that promises are stuck to.
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Rea advises all healthcare workers to act professional in these times, he said.
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You know, it's not that we're living in these times because of him.
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Because, these are dark times, and these people are living in these times.
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I believe I can do a good job leading the Department in these times.
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We are living in these times; we have to acknowledge that this is real.
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In these times, you gotta allow yourself a laugh every once in a while.
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The question was: What is the impact of writing and literature in these times?
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It would be an amazing challenge for Ben to be alive in these times.
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In short, Democrats lack the ability to lead this nation forward in these times.
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We all need a positive and encouraging friend in these times of social distancing.
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It is a history that very much needs telling and hearing in these times.
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He then worked as a labor reporter for the socialist newspaper In These Times.
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However, most Americans feel that surely no one speaks for them in these times.
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"In these times, such simple acts as listening and learning are an act of resistance."
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"I just think in these times Zach's done too much," Rhule told the media Tuesday.
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More now, in these times that it seems there's no respect or congruence in anything.
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But James Weinstein, who founded In These Times, argued that the socialists benefitted from becoming
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I think in these times, certainly it's helpful for people instead of governments to communicate.
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Her work has appeared in In These Times, Current Affairs, Capital & Main, Hazlitt, and elsewhere.
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"In these times, I am a little bit worried," said Toru Matsuzaki, 71, a woodworker.
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See his writing in places like Mother Jones, the Washington Post, and In These Times.
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It's probably too much to hope for, but stranger things have happened in these times.
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It's a very rare and novel achievement in these times, and we should respect it.
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And in these times of uncertainty, the ability to be temporarily taken away is invaluable.
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But in these times of abundant calories, it seems to just propel us to overeat.
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Back in the workroom, the conversation turned, as it does in these times, to politics.
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It celebrates the triumph of the human spirit and that's so important in these times.
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Mostly, though, people are just excited that such a gaffe can exist in these times.
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We recognize that, in these times, new investments in public health are a tall order.
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All journalists, all the time, particularly in these times and this side of the pond.
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He and his family were wonderful role models, so welcome in these times of coarsening culture.
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He's an Investigative Fellow with In These Times magazine and writes about economics, race, and history.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," he said.
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He has written for Al Jazeera English, The Boston Globe, In These Times, and other publications.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," he added.
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But there is a glimmer of hope, even in these times of round-the-clock upheaval.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," Trump said.
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But why should only musicians be encouraged to express themselves politically through music in these times?
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And of course, in these times, the safety of our traveling public is a top priority.
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White supremacists and neo-Nazis, emboldened in these times, preach a timeworn hatred that corrodes community.
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In these times, I can think of no one better suited to serve as our President.
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A future governed solely by rationality and scientific evidence offers no safe space in these times.
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Trump seems to understand that political victory in these times comes primarily from disqualifying your opponents.
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Her bylines appear in In These Times, Foreign Policy In Focus, Korean Policy Institute, and more.
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But in these times of ISIS and its brutality, the terrorists of 1976 look like political idealists.
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In these times, all their words might be perceived as alternative facts, or worse yet, fake news.
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"In these times, to show Baltimore in a positive light is a good thing," Mr. Schleifer said.
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"I find it questionable that New Scientist publishes a fearmongering article in these times," Dramsch told Gizmodo.
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Though dangerous in theory, this kind of solipsism might be the only reasonable reaction in these times.
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Money that everyone can agree to spend tends to grease all legislative wheels, even in these times.
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In these times of political and social turmoil, we're all looking for ways to, well, chill out.
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Being a successful news company in these times also requires something less fun: stringent management of resources.
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Her work has appeared in publications including In These Times, the Awl, Electronic Intifada, and Maximum Rock'n'Roll.
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Even the biggest stars in music have to get political in these times of upheaval and change.
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In a 2015 investigation, In These Times spoke with 12 women who were incarcerated during their pregnancies.
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In these times it is liberal California making the case for states' rights, traditionally a Republican position.
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By the way ... interesting in these times Harry and Meghan rode by everyone in an open coach.
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Maureen Eng, Neptune, N.J. I appreciate the need to talk about love in these times of hate.
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She said that "in these times of increased threats," all organizations should increase safeguards against possible attacks.
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JAMES THINDWA Chicago The writer is a board member and contributing writer at In These Times magazine.
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Read more " _____ Miles Kampf-Lassin in In These Times: "It's a new front in the class war.
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No one else has taken on the idea to comment on the need for escapism in these times.
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His reporting has also appeared in the Nation, the New Republic, In These Times and International Business Times.
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Kimsooja's practice is an attempt to offer some resolution in these times of war, paranoia, fear, and discrimination.
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Presidents are often faced with galling, imperfect choices, particularly in these times of deep polarization and divided government.
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As women we should be building each other up, especially in these times, not tearing each other down.
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"I am still trying to make sense of how this could happen, especially in these times," Dushku added.
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"In these times of increased hate, we need more compassion and forgiveness," Boyle quoted Jones Jr. as saying.
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And hope, for the sake of all of us in these times of catastrophe, that I am right.
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It's helpful, in these times, to scream and to survive something, even if you paid to do so.
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In these times of turmoil, Congress can and must provide this international leadership before it is too late.
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LONDON — In these times of increasing political turmoil, it's nice to have a hero we can all rally behind.
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"I think a dose of hedonism is required in these times of regressive right-wingism," Gupta says via email.
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The day after the In These Times report, Edelman was put on paid leave, he says in the complaint.
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In these times, people get insights from others who think the same way and have similar experiences with them.
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One says, if you're a pessimist in these times, you think things are as bad as they could be.
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Otherwise, in these times, all their words of phrase might be perceived as alternative facts, or worst yet, fake news.
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In these times of high emotion and political uncertainty, maybe we need to focusing on the things we all love.
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It's incompatible, let's say if this is what Hayek believed, in these times it wouldn't be possible to believe it.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," President Donald Trump said on Wednesday.
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With such a strong economy, the U.S. could be in a confident position in these times thanks to tectonic disruption.
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Getting to know each other better may be even trickier in these times of tension over trade and other matters.
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In these times, the president and his administration need the intelligence community, and particularly the CIA, to speak the truth.
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It's always an honor to serve our country, and I think, particularly, in these times, internationally, it's a particular honor.
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"In these times, it seems like the 'Great Accuser' has been unchained and has it in for bishops," he said.
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Fitness is therapy, exercise, and a de-stressor, which is why in these times of uncertainty, it's a go-to.
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In these times, fresh perspectives are in demand — new eyes with which to see and get to know the world.
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Read more " _____ From In These Times: "The fundamental failures of Obamacare stem from the law's reliance on the private market.
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Photos of that meeting were leaked to In These Times last year, and Wheeler can be seen in the room.
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"That we tell them in such a way that the world sees themselves reflected in these times in these timeless stories."
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"Her being an immigrant really sends a message in these times," Suchy said, brushing off concerns about her lack of experience.
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Especially in these times of social and political polarization, the intelligence community cannot allow itself t be portrayed as choosing sides.
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The lapse of security is shocking, especially in these times, but Sharon took the law into her own hands and feet.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," Trump said at a White House event.
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"Match-fixing is a problem, racism is a problem, security and safety in these times is a terrible problem," he said.
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I see the signs of the normalization of death, and that worries me, but even in these times I'm an optimist.
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In these times, voters want more than someone who touts Medicare for All, the Green New Deal and free college tuition.
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"She was such a force majeure; in these times of this new feminist movement she can be such an inspirational voice."
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But unfortunately she's a Republican, and I don't want a Republican representing my district in this era and in these times.
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This would be a twist of the truth, but that is par for the course in these times, with this administration.
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Mr. Hidalgo freelances for Chicago Magazine, In These Times, The Chicago Reporter, Chicago Reader, The Chicago Defender and South Side Weekly.
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"In these times, you have to be innovative and creative in recruiting," said Patricia Davis-Tussey, Pendergast's head of human resources.
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For diversion (also important in these times), I highly recommend two writers of speculative fiction, Charlie Jane Anders and Naomi Alderman.
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"We have tried to be cooperative and it's unfair and misleading to suggest that we're not — especially in these times," Capt.
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It's so lovely, and screen-printed in the UK – I always support local businesses especially in these times #MadeInUk #tshirt #Love pic.twitter.
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However, it's in these times that you're actually more likely to make gains, since you'll buy more shares at a lower price.
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"Just because you got diagnosed with HIV, especially in these times, it does not mean that your life is over," she says.
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Polish or Turkish law professors who write glowing testimonials about judicial nominees in these times would be rightly criticized by their peers.
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While the Trump administration's relationship with Russia is not exactly a joke, we could all use some political satire in these times.
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The leaders we elect to serve us in these times must be able to understand and articulate a strategy to protect us.
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What role does art play in these times of political upheaval, has it changed the nature of the protest and art work?
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In these times we will likely also see many patients who will need to be put on ventilators because of the virus.
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We know strip clubs ain't known for their grub, it's true, but in these times ... nothing wrong with a free chicken breast.
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This album's familiar sound and rousing emotion function as formal comforts rather than formal challenges, but we need comforts in these times.
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A survey by In "These Times" found that CNN's coverage of Sanders was three times more negative than coverage of Joe Biden.
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People are "looking for liquidity in these times of uncertainty," said Charlene Quaresma, a financial advisor with Northwestern Mutual in Portland, Oregon.
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It did so to give students, faculty and staff members the opportunity to discuss what this enduring symbol means in these times.
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But in these times, when such impolitic truths are uttered often by the commander in chief, Mr. McCarthy has found a moment.
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In an op-ed for In These Times, Noisecat pointed out that Warren and Sanders are generally popular with one another's voters.
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A 2015 report from In These Times found that one in four employed moms returned to work within two weeks of childbirth.
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"We have tried to be cooperative and it's unfair and misleading to suggest that we're not – especially in these times," said Capt.
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The words used around gender and race in this book are frequently ugly, and in these times that calls for a warning.
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Luckily in these times of strife, Young Thug is the unifier, as this video of him rapping to Giggs' "KMT" verse demonstrates.
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Casey Newton: I just love the idea that in these times even the 16-year-olds want to return to a simpler time.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," Trump said at a White House event later Wednesday.
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CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta invites Chopra to help answer the question: how do we cope in these times of uncertainty?
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Over that time, Grill has put together a fairly impressive Rolodex, and in these times of uncertainty, he's putting that Rolodex to work.
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ADT bigwigs are aware of the concerns, and tell us they've been reminding homeowners how important their security systems are in these times.
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What could be more disturbing, in these times of climate crisis, than the thought of infinite stuff, of worthless mass production and waste?
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Our relationships are the most important things in our lives, and I think that often gets lost in these times of political upheaval.
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Collaborating with my bandmates on Gigaton ultimately gave me greater love, awareness and knowledge of the need for human connection in these times.
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In these times, an awards show broadcast focused almost entirely on artists who already make a ton of money is not smart business.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," he said during an opioids event at the White House.
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" Schaaf added, "There is no one better I can think of to lead our nation in these times than Oakland's very own Kamala Harris.
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I think especially in these times, it's important for us to take accountability for not only our actions, but for our words as well.
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"We've been fortunate that nothing as large as the Carrington Event has happened in these times of modern technology," Walkowicz says in the film.
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It's a triumph: compact, right-sized and perfectly balanced — and if you're looking for excess (no judgment in these times), maybe order a couple?
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" No musician grows up dreaming of fighting in court and parrying insults, but, Nelson concluded, "That's the life of a band in these times.
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As one character says, "In these times the only way to remain optimistic is to side with the darkness and then be pleasantly surprised."
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But I still find great comfort in music, maybe even especially in these times, and my mid-60s wannabe hipster tastes are still expanding.
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Even in these times of life and death, I couldn't be exempted from this exhausting exercise, which the party is perpetually playing for keeps.
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A strong, simple and meaningful phrase such as "For the People" could work well for the Democratic Party in these times of economic inequality.
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That her Broad exhibit has been well received by audiences and critics alike may be because her art is particularly relevant in these times.
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While it's difficult to imagine a passenger managing to smuggle explosives aboard, in these times, no chances can be taken when lives are at stake.
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A compelling villain with a sympathetic platform is better than gold in these times, and much harder to find, even in Marvel's house of hits.
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In these times, when political violence is becoming the norm, it is your responsibility to stand up for freedom of expression, even expression you dislike.
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In these times of bitter partisanship and increasing polarization, it might seem impossible to find an issue upon which leaders of both parties can agree.
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Every week it is paralyzed, the more clout slips away from Germany, and the less likely are crucial EU reforms in these times of crisis.
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As David Dayen noted for In These Times in 2017, the Bank of North Dakota offers fairer loans than the state government might find elsewhere.
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In these times of fiscal constraint, it is especially critical for us to ensure that the competition for scarce research funding is fair and open.
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But the day is particularly relevant in these times, as America deals with its deadliest drug overdose crisis in its history in the opioid epidemic.
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But he made a more compelling argument that we live in these times of the fierce urgency of now, on a whole bunch of issues.
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It's a reassuring moment in these times, when walking at night in a hoodie can have different, even troubling associations for a child of color.
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"In these times, it's important to show the market and the country that there are people investing as well," he added in the CNBC interview.
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In these times of chaos, folk turn to the only oracles that can soothe their worry or validate their worst fears: Cryptocurrency market chart analysts.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," he said during an opioids event at the White House on Wednesday.
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"This long-term agreement is another demonstration of the relevance and stability of the Olympic Games in these times of uncertainty," IOC President Thomas Bach said.
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It's weird to write a record that feels like a love letter to humanity in these times, and that's what I hope to do I suppose.
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I think this is very important in these times when we have to be as inclusive as possible to have a positive impact on the world.
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In these times of political division, it's comforting to know that Democrats and Republicans can still agree on one thing: Banks are good, consumers be damned.
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In November, Edelman sent the photos and his recounting of the previously unknown meeting to In These Times and The Washington Post, which both published them.
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Our imaginations are forced to go into ever darker places because, in these times, we know friends who have died and our city is under siege.
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Perhaps. But it's the kind of fantasy that some of my friends and I are increasingly turning to in these times of stress and social distancing.
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As Kate Aronoff reported for In These Times last year, draft legislation for 398 was bouncing around Sacramento in late June, including to the governor's office.
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Netflix Party, as well as "Netflix and Zoom," too, have emerged as temporary solutions to our yearning for human interaction in these times of social isolation.
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In these times of culture war, made even more toxic in the Trump administration, people like Kenya Barris are fighting for their creativity, content and voice.
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Nine days later, museum personnel underwent a three-hour counterterrorism training session there, apparently necessary "in these times of heightened security," as per a BP email.
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Representative Cummings' voice will be sorely missed in these times, but his legacy will carry on in the struggles of all people who believe in social justice.
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But whatever the strategies may be, inside or outside the biennial, Cuban art should not forget its role as an agent of critical reflection in these times.
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Even in these times an extraordinary moment when the White House Press Secretary will not say that the working press is not the enemy of the people.
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"I know in these times police are very present on the streets to tackle crime but surely tackling a burper is a bit too much," he wrote.
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There is no bipartisanship in the House of Representatives in these times, yet Cummings did his level best to prevent an all-out circus, and he succeeded.
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We live in a highly politicized time, and in these times, we turn to law enforcement to administer blind justice and reinforce our faith in our country.
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An investigation by In These Times found that one in four working mothers goes back to work within two weeks of childbirth, usually due to financial pressures.
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It is an education that all people need, young and old, rich and poor, black, brown and white — especially in these times of exclusion and nationalistic arrogance.
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Ms. Tlaib, in an August interview with the liberal magazine In These Times, endorsed a one-state solution that could jeopardize Israel's status as a Jewish state.
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We should have found a better hed, particularly since the answer called on all of us to be extra-vigilant to racism and misogyny in these times.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," Trump said at an unrelated opioid bill signing event at the White House.
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In these times post-Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice it's easy to forget there's still a lot of juice in the Superhero Movie Hype Machine this year.
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"In these times, Democrats can no more promise to take us back to the 2000s or 1990s than conservatives can take us back to the 1950s," Buttigieg said.
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A recent investigation by In These Times found that one in four working mothers goes back to work within two weeks of childbirth, usually due to financial pressures.
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IN THESE times of extraordinarily low interest rates and tentative tightening, central-bank watchers have turned reading between the lines of monetary policymakers' statements into an art form.
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In these times, when we're on the verge of a new world war, do you think that metal bands should be committed to conveying some sort of message?
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"Employees in different departments were questioning the wisdom of making such a movie in these times," an unnamed filmmaker who has worked with Universal told The Hollywood Reporter.
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The best thing upswingers can do in these times is to respect the downswinger critique — we're in this moment for a reason — without falling for its ultimate pessimism.
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In these times, one may be tempted to ask, why be a journalist if one merely hurls countless words into a gale of stupidity that sweeps them away?
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The groups pointed to wording in a memo Murray gave to Perry during a meeting in March, first revealed last month in photographs seen by In These Times.
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Her mother suggested she marry an American citizen, a prospect she rejects: In these times, she is not about to make any long-term plans, much less marry.
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Like so many others trying to find a bright spot in these times, he emphasized the importance of channeling American resolve, and commitment to the values we cherish.
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Kimsooja's practice, which emphasizes stillness of mind and the similarities between different cultures, is an attempt to offer some resolution in these times of war, paranoia, fear, and discrimination.
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"I'm not sure I can handle it, particularly in these times," Washington told Refinery29 in an exclusive interview on Tuesday following the Forbes Women's Summit in New York City.
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A recent investigation by Stephanie Woodard for In These Times showed that Native Americans are more than three times more likely to be killed by police than white people.
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And so in these times, when a British prince goes against both royal and societal norms to propose to his biracial girlfriend, it's worth taking a moment to smile.
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In these times, we have to keep our eyes on the people who are sliding by or getting a pass as "moderate," and in that regard, Trump is patient zero.
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The power of King's message in these times is reminding the world that justice is what love looks like in public, even when new leaders emerge willfully bent on forgetting.
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For almost the entire duration of her campaign, Ocasio-Cortez worked nearly unnoticed, save for pieces in left-leaning outlets like The Nation and In These Times and The Intercept.
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So I'm a bit more considerate...and that may not be good in these times when we have to make sure the elements of the old regime do not resurface.
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The photos, published by the left-leaning In These Times magazine, show Perry hugging Murray and a series of images of the "Action Plan" that Murray's company prepared for Perry.
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"[Handel] is a Republican, and I don't want a Republican representing my district in this era and in these times," said Abigail Pilger, 73, in an interview at a Starbucks.
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"We felt so strongly the best gift right now, in these times, is a bit of hope," Miner said of the project, which has 24 short stories loaded with hope.
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And the thing that's been incredibly surprising is the considerable feedback we're getting that people are saying that these are the stories that they need to hear in these times.
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"In these times of uncertainty in many areas, after the decision in Britain, the budget we will present to cabinet next week represents reliability and continuity," one German government source said.
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Luckily, there is a way to add some fun into the mix â€" or whatever passes as "fun" in these times, anyway â€" by changing your Zoom background to something weird.
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For inspiration in these times I look to Dahlia Lithwick and Emily Bazelon, who are to my mind the two most sophisticated American writers on the intersection of law and politics.
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It was registered in the mid-1990s on behalf of the Democratic National Committee, which ultimately did nothing with it, according to a 1997 article in the magazine In These Times.
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"In these times of division and conflict around the world, I really hope that it's just a reminder to never take for granted the peace that we all inherited," she said.
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In these times of political strife, it's nice that despite our differences we can still band together as a nation in the face of a catastrophe that affects us all equally.
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An investigation from In These Times recently found that as many as one in four women go back to work less than two weeks after giving birth, largely due to economic pressures.
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"But down at the bottom of bowels in your gut, you've got to have manners and you've got to have love and that's tough for people even to admit in these times."
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We understand how difficult this will be for many of you, but in these times it is important that we remain unwavering and focused in continuing the great work of FOX Sports.
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And in these times, it's critical to remember that it isn't just about the Schneidermans of the world who are theoretically pushing for change on the national stage while allegedly abusing women.
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I feel proud that in these times of change in our country, the basic kindness and welcoming spirit that I know to be woven into the national consciousness is still shining through.
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If so — and I prefer in these times to try to focus on optimism wherever I can — we could see some Trump-driven policy changes that will actually help our industry grow.
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Meanwhile, an analysis by the left-wing magazine In These Times found that MSNBC, nominally the most liberal of the cable networks, had been more negative on Sanders than many other candidates.
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Thank you for the reminder that our world is so special, even in these times, and that we can always find awe, delight, wonder and joy in it, if we only listen.
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Photographs of portions of a different memo, dated March 23 and addressed to Rick Perry, the secretary of the Department of Energy, were obtained by the magazine In These Times last year.
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An analysis by In These Times found that Sanders "received not only the least total coverage (less than one-third of Biden's), but the most negative" coverage on MSNBC's prime-time programming.
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Further, although we are loathe in these times to acknowledge the positive sensibilities and talents of members of Congress, our Founding Fathers envisioned a specific role for the Senate in foreign relations.
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But in these times, highlights live forever, and so we see can all see, for one brief second, Harden's skill and style getting completely debased by his ambition to create two points.
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We understand how difficult this will be for many of you, but in these times it is important that we remain unwavering and focused in continuing the great work of FOX Sports. Best,
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Image: GizmodoYou might have noticed we're in a crazy news cycle right now, and in these times of political and civil uncertainty, staying on top of breaking news is more important than ever.
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I sensed his sorrow when he talked about the need for a relevant ministry among the faith community, and how so many have moved so far away from being relevant in these times.
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In these times, when essential feats like preserving life on this planet seem like they could require a miracle or an act of magic, too, who has time for tales of squandered talent?
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I have felt a moral obligation in these times to do my part to make sure that the United States of America continues to stand for the principles upon which it was founded.
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In these times of climate change, drier brush means Californians must live with the constant anxiety that it's not a matter of if the next Camp Fire will strike, but when and where.
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In these times, we must be careful because fake news and distorted reality can put at serious risk the fundamental rights of individuals, in this case, Spanish citizens, including the majority of Catalans.
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"As an outstanding personality Wolfgang Schaeuble possesses a natural authority that is of particular importance in these times," said FDP leader Christian Lindner, himself seen as a likely successor at the finance ministry.
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"In these times, Democrats can no more keep a promise to take us back to the 2000s and the 1990s than conservatives can keep promises to take us back to the 1950s," he said.
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In these times of great political strife, when both major parties are entrenched in their 'win at all cost' battles, the voices of the American people are being ignored and our nation is suffering.
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In these times recently did an analysis of Bernie's primetime coverage on the network and found that he is mentioned 1/3 as often as Biden and far more negatively than any other candidate.
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Shakir edited Think Progress; speechwriter David Sirota worked at In These Times and The Young Turks; press secretary Briahna Joy Gray came from Current Affairs; deputy campaign manager Ari Rabin-Havt worked at Media Matters.
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In these times when immigrants are so widely vilified, I also want to remind my colleagues that immigrant parents are working jobs that add to our tax base, and immigrant families are enriching our communities.
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Read more " _____ John Nichols in The Nation: "The measure of responsible Republicanism in these times cannot be made with words — not even with words so powerful as those employed by Jeff Flake on Tuesday afternoon.
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In these times of #MeToo, Time's Up and women's marches, this shouldn't be a surprise, said Jennifer Siebel Newsom, a filmmaker and founder and chief executive of the Representation Project, a nonprofit that fights gender stereotypes.
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" South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg hit a similar theme Saturday, saying: "In these times, Democrats can no more promise to take us back to the 2000s or 1990s than conservatives can take us back to the 1950s.
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Markle's words are a reminder that speaking out about equality and fairness, whether taboo or not, are crucial in these times — and we hope that Kensington Palace is as proud of their woke duchess as we are.
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"If Trump were impeached and convicted, Vice President Mike Pence, a right-wing, evangelical ideologue, would be a much more reliable and competent rubber stamp for the conservative policy agenda," wrote Jeff Alson at In These Times.
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"It's just easier in these times for us to see who's serious about building a company," said Hooman Radfar, an Expa partner and founder of AddThis, a marketing technology company that was acquired by Oracle in January.
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"We ask your governments to express solidarity with the Venezuelan people in these times of uncertainty and calamity," opposition leader Henrique Capriles said in an open letter to summit participants, urging them to speak out against Maduro.
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"We all share a slight concern about what's going on in the United States, and in these times you feel the need to turn to people close to you to keep warm," a French presidential aide said.
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"We are doing this because we live in special times and because in these times we need resolute, distinct, clear, forward-looking answers," said Merkel, noting Aachen was home to Charlemagne, whom she dubbed "the father of Europe".
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Do you prefer that home runs be referred to, when in need of an alternate term, as: In these times, can we trust that "home run" will continue to do the linguistic work we need it to do?
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Ms. Leovy's claim is, she admits, "not an easy argument to make in these times": that black men are far more often killed by police neglect than by police action — a problem of under-policing, not over-policing.
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My favorite book of the bunch, and the one that best captures the American sports landscape in these times, is not about any competition on the field but about the landscape-clearing constructions where the games take place.
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While most of the outlets the researchers worked with were small, independent publications, such as Truthout or In These Times, the study included some more well-known outlets, too, including The Nation, The Progressive, Ms. Magazine and Yes!
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" 2020 candidate Julián Castro responded to Mulvaney's defensive stance in a follow-up interview on ABC: "It's so unfortunate that not only our president but his administration can't rise up to the challenge of leadership in these times.
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"As described in the recent NTAS bulletin, in these times of increased threats, all organizations should increase monitoring, back up your systems, implement multi factor authentication, and have an incident response plan at the ready," the spokesperson said.
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The day after the photos were published by In These Times, a liberal magazine, the Energy Department put Mr. Edelman on administrative leave, seized his personal laptop and escorted him out of its headquarters in Washington, he said.
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"In these times it is more important than ever to have a discourse about history to sharpen our senses to today's challenges and strengthen awareness of freedom and human rights," said Roland Jahn, head of the Stasi files agency.
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The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee just released a report that states the obvious, but in these times is quite damning for President Donald Trump: Russia directed a disinformation campaign during the 2016 election to hurt Hillary Clinton and favor Trump.
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An investigative feature published in 2015 by In These Times found that about a quarter of American mothers—with no paid leave in place—are forced to head back to work by the two week mark simply to make ends meet.
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"In these times," White told CNN, "we have to be all the more cautious and recognize that reducing people or cultures to be seen through the lens of epidemic spread isn't wholly an accurate way of understanding our fellow human."
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Inspectors flagged down workers with state cars or trucks to get them to pick others up after President Miguel Diaz-Canel's exhortation for Cubans to show solidarity in these times of crisis and everyone due their bit to improve fuel efficiency.
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" The March 1 memo does not mention the grid, though photographs of the cover page of the March 23 document to Mr. Perry obtained by In These Times shows its focus is "a plan for achieving reliable and low cost electricity.
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"In these times of declining output, we have to give space to a national proposal that, first of all, shall give private capital greater participation in exploration, production and marketing of oil," Leandro Domínguez, a lawmaker, said in a statement.
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In These Times conducted an analysis of presidential race coverage on MSNBC in August and September, and found that in its coverage of Biden, Warren, and Sanders, it was Sanders who received the least coverage and the most negative coverage.
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In a cover story for the liberal magazine In These Times, Theo Anderson chronicles the 40-year history of the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation and connects its longstanding agenda to the current administration's proposed cuts to the federal budget.
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"I felt sympathy with everything that this symbol represents, the support for all women and girls and boys who are victims of domestic violence, even more so in these times when the far-right has broken the consensus," she said.
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In these times, climate change and the effects of a warming planet are top of mind, especially with recent extreme weather events, Donald Trump administration policy roll-backs, and climate activists like Greta Thunberg reminding us how we're destroying her future.
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"Democrats, for good reason, vehemently oppose almost everything Trump proposes, but when he asks for a huge increase in military spending, there are almost no voices in dissent," Sanders wrote in the progressive magazine In These Times about the vote.
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Because Democrats focused more on turning out supporters than growing the base Via In These Times: The party and the left "have given up/abandoned/lost touch with the working class" -- as evidenced by their lame effort to persuade people outside their base.
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"In these times, when we're as worried as we are about what's happening in the world about America, about Brexit, about all these other things, I think natural history programs are responsible and show you the natural world as it is," he said.
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"In these times, I think people are always turning to storytellers to help us get through it, whether to take our mind off it or to create creative ways to wrestle with it and manage it and learn more about it," Ralston said.
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Read more " _____ • Jeff Alson in In These Times: "It would be a major strategic blunder for the Democratic Party to fall for what I call the Impeachment Trap — the powerful temptation to lead the charge for impeachment without considering the strategic implications.
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On the one hand, we need to stay close to our customers, our markets, help them in these times of uncertainty, and on the other hand, make sure we have the right scenarios in the drawer for continued growth, but also for a global slowdown.
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"What we've always focused on in our business is the premium end, and we always will because in Macau while that will be the first to retract in these times, it's also the first to expand as you come out of these slowdowns," Maddox added.
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"In these times when acts of hate and violence are on the rise, we must remember our past and work to do better now and in the future," said Barbara Poma, owner of Pulse and head of the onePULSE Foundation, a nonprofit to memorialize the shooting.
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Letter From Europe LONDON — In these times of flux and challenge, when Britain's post-imperial place in a globalized world has rarely been so minutely scrutinized and the nation's very identity can appear to be little more than a work in progress, pity the poor parish priest.
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The Vermont senator has been pushing for single-payer since before many of his fans were old enough to vote, but this week he was joined by a host of other progressive Democrats and writers for left-wing outlets like In These Times and The New Republic.
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"In these times we have to unify, we have to come together and send one very clear, strong, unmistakable message that acts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America," Trump said Wednesday at the White House.
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In these times, representing race, class, gender, sexual orientation, equality and justice for all in the arts requires us to resist going backwards and strengthen our dedication to developing and bringing to fruition art shows that deal directly with these issues, regardless of who is in power.
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Liza Mandelup's new documentary Jawline finds a window into the way teenagers use the internet now, offering an unusually intimate view of the new economy of social media stardom—a rare privilege in these times, when we are divided into little online enclaves by our own algorithmic prisons.
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"I think we have a responsibility to represent the culture and the generation that we work with on a daily basis and it's no secret that "Gen Z "and women with ethnic and diverse backgrounds have an experience and a point of view in these times," Mahdara says.
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To journey here to the vast, empty canyons of West Texas is to watch the border itself all but vanish as a physical and political space, an extraordinary feat in these times when the notion of the border often seems more a political construct than a geographic one.
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He claimed he had nothing to do with the NOPR, but reporters at In These Times got their hands on photos from back in March (just after Perry took office) of Murray handing Perry a proposal to alter FERC policies to favor coal in the name of reliability.
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Just take a look at Mr. Simpson's Google Trends chart over the last year leading up to the Grammys: In these times of fragmented à la carte media, there are only so many monoculture moments, so artists are clamoring to be a part of the few that do remain.
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As you encounter the various works (45 are included in the show), you realize how much Katchadourian's mediated and manipulated mini-worlds and vignettes connect with the big and, especially in these times, very turbulent world out there, beyond the constricted airplane seat and the little airplane window.
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"En estos tiempos…" began multiple questioners at the Spanish-language town hall: "In these times…" Sitting around a long table with about a dozen attendees, Coffman deployed the Spanish he has been studying, his sometime Spanish tutor looking on approvingly from several seats down and occasionally offering him the right word.
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I will admit that in these times, a lot of the oxygen in the room is consumed by some of the partisan battles and the unusual nature of some of the things — I mean, we've never had a president using his Twitter handle as a method to mold public opinion.
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As a result, according to data analyzed by In These Times, one quarter of US women go back to work within two weeks of giving birth primarily out of need for pay or fear of losing their job -- long before they've physically recovered and too early for good parent-child attachment.
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I know this can be difficult for any leader in these times of unbelievable partisan distrust and conflict, but he owes it to the Congress, and the American people, to cajole the House Intelligence Committee to get its act together, for the sake of our country and our national security.
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In these times especially, when we can't seem to escape the news that the world is full of bad people, predominantly men, who violate women in shadows and are never punished, there's something queasily poignant about reclaiming that violence and creating new institutions (or covens, if you will) to fight back.
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" The resolution continues: "The struggle to affirm the equal moral status of each individual regardless of skin color, while maintaining and nourishing our union as a single people, continues to animate the Republican Party today, especially in these times of racial tension when the country needs to come together rather than divide.
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There were bylines in progressive magazines like In These Times and The Nation, stints subbing for Rachel Maddow and other future MSNBC colleagues, a well-received book about meritocracy in America, an energetic Twitter account, and, of course, "Up," where Mr. Hayes moderated brainy political debates for the network's weekend-morning audience.
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"The thinking was that it would behoove JPL, in these times when funding for projects is harder to come by, to take advantage of the fact that they are in the Los Angeles area and there's all this cinematic talent around," Rubin, who began working with NASA in 2013, told me over the phone.
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Well over 200 cities made plays to host the company's second home, and as part of that process, as David Dayen reported at In These Times, they forked over reams of data on transportation, housing, and the like that may come in handy as the company continues to accrue influence and market share in the years to come.
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" Kruger decided to render that quote, in particular, in her signature uppercase black-and-white lettering, "because I think that it's both humorous and tragic, which is what the world can be read and felt as many days," she said, "especially now, in these times that strangely feel beyond satire — it's like the Onion writ large.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify, we have to come together and send one very clear, strong, unmistakable message that acts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America," he said at the start of an event focused on the opioid epidemic.
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Now, in Haidt's view, adoption of a very liberal immigration stance carries substantial liabilities: In these times of heightened fear of ISIS attacks and slow economic growth, if you are seen to favor open borders, or to not be concerned about illegal immigration, you will be an easy target for the party of law and order.
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In these times of heightened social and racial frustrations, where we have recently shone a light on the underbelly of the prejudices and biases that unquestionably still exist within us, it is impossible for us to rely on a criminal justice system that refuses to even take a breath and review evidence that may exonerate an innocent man unjustly convicted and unjustly incarcerated.
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"This museum has always thought of itself as another model, and I think right now especially, in these times, another model is the right thing to be," she said one recent afternoon, visiting start-ups at the incubator, New Inc, in a warehouse building next door to the museum, where the museum will expand into new, raw exhibition space beginning in the fall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In these times of stridency and shrillness, how are works of art that speak with the softness of rustling chiffon in an overheated parlor ever to be heard amid a din of protest, propaganda, real news, fake news, politics-as-spectacle, or the staged, self-serving confessionals-as-entertainment that have become a mainstay of the media's mind-numbing echo chamber?
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In these times when everyone's information is extremely In The Cloud, spitting into a tube like this means also making a deeply personal choice for those who share DNA with you, and potentially putting them at risk, should this big-ass data pool ever be compromised or put to use for reasons covered by the Terms of Service that you aren't necessarily aware of.
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At issue is a news story from In These Times that showed photos of Murray Energy CEO Bob Murray meeting with Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE earlier this year.
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In 2001, a writer for the left-wing In These Times weekly got hold of a draft proposal for a 1990s-era project that Cochran was involved in, the Nuclear Proliferation Trust, which envisioned taking control of spent fuel from reactors around the world and shipping it to Russia "on large ships mounted with an arsenal of weapons designed to ward off nuclear pirates," wrote Jeffrey St. Clair.
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In these times, it's natural to seek solace in sophisticated contemporary art that grapples with the concepts of apocalypse and redemption — work in which, for instance, a young queen and her brave sister journey to rectify a terrible historical wrong, taking with them only a sturdy commoner, an anthropomorphized reindeer and a magical snowman who seems to have ingested huge quantities of whatever drugs appeal to magical snowmen.
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"I certainly wish all of our candidates the best because it is going to be a long, hard race, and so I wish everyone well, but for myself in these times of what I would call not normal times, I want someone who has very much been on the page in terms of supporting equal opportunity, choice, all of the kinds of issues that I've been fighting for for decades," Hirono added.
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