Inaction in the face of conflict—and refusing to take responsibility for inaction—is unacceptable.
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"There can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question that his inaction cost lives," he said.
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For now, most media outlets are unwilling to make a change if no one else is, creating an inertia loop whereby inaction begets inaction.
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For now, most media outlets are unwilling to make a change if no one else is, creating an inertia loop whereby inaction begets inaction.
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"This isn't a time for prayers, and study and Inaction, it's a time for prayers, action and the asking of God's forgiveness for our inaction," the post reads.
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But action -- or inaction -- prompts reactions, Coleman said.
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We will use nonviolence to fight gun violence & inaction.
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And increasingly — finally — they are paying for their inaction.
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Is this turning into a crisis of inaction or indifference?
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In hindsight, Verizon's inaction may have been its best action.
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Increasingly, they have concluded that inaction is the riskier path.
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Inaction is tantamount to being complicit in the next attack.
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But conversely, the central bank's inaction only emboldens the speculators.
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Instead of openly opposing him they were practising "inaction" instead.
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"Atheists" suffer in this designation: It defines us by inaction.
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Policymakers risk doing more harm by continued inaction, he added.
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Republicans running for Congress are promising more gridlock and inaction.
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The situation gets only more dire with years of inaction.
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"ZERO accountability!" she tweeted in response to the USOC's inaction.
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Even threatening such inaction weakens the alliance and emboldens adversaries.
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Nothing defines Twitter so thoroughly as its bias toward inaction.
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Inaction would lead to a shutdown of the federal government.
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Millions more, dead thanks to Ronald Reagan's inaction on HIV.
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But Syria perhaps also shows the dangers of extreme inaction.
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In 2005, Congress issued a resolution apologizing for its inaction.
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"Inaction is the worst result of all," Mr. Howard said.
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They're fed up with inaction and worried about climate's costs.
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A few headlines suggesting government concern quickly evaporate into inaction.
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She said, however, that Congress has no excuse for inaction.
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With patient lives on the line, we cannot afford inaction.
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This line of attack, however, ignores the costs of inaction.
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Despite inaction by Congress, the rule nevertheless faces potential modifications.
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It is therefore blatantly unfair to accuse Turkey of inaction.
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Should they start considering what their inaction says about them?
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The future after that is clinched by our current inaction.
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It was so ridiculous he mesmerized the defense into inaction.
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Each a reminder that both action and inaction have costs.
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Is the combination more likely to produce action or inaction?
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The consequences of the inaction, experts say, could prove disastrous.
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Trump's inaction does not simply threaten to exacerbate a pandemic.
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We should also ask what bad may result from inaction.
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But the focus hasn't only been on inaction in Congress.
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Are we simply conforming to the inaction of others (Cherry)?
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How can an opposition define him by symbols of inaction?
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Far from being inaction, prayer is a call to action.
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But inaction, or even just ordinary action, has risks too.
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I am fed up with the inaction on climate change.
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But congressional inaction does not absolve companies from their responsibility.
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Let me be very clear: Don't mistake restraint for inaction.
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This pattern of denial and inaction continues into recent events.
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To me, the worst of all was President Obama's inaction.
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We will not be forced into inaction, submission and despondency.
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Lartey warned that the cost of inaction would be huge.
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The cost of inaction only grows the longer Congress waits.
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Inaction can be scarring, its own form of moral injury.
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Nor should it be used as an excuse for inaction.
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He broke a promise, and it's obvious in his inaction.
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The calculation is that inaction would be even more damaging.
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The Trump administration's inaction — and failure to explain such inaction — undermines U.S. credibility and risks eroding the global consensus on transparency that previous presidents of both parties have long fought to establish and uphold.
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Either way, your action or inaction is going to kill people.
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She's so disgustingly disappointed in Chuck's inaction that she leaves him.
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Critics have accused the White House of inaction as Sudan destabilizes.
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The politics will be brutal; inaction, however, would be far worse.
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Our actions now -- or inaction -- will matter for thousands of years.
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Pope Francis was forced to answer for years of Church inaction.
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US inaction means Trump effectively endorsed the final statement after all.
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They didn't blame one politician or party — just inaction all around.
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Publix is supporting the inaction after pulse, strozier, Douglas, liberty city.
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Indifference and inaction toward data collection become a lot more absurd.
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But ineptitude and inconsistency are not quite the same as inaction.
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Hatch's inaction has become an open conversation among top congressional staffers.
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Yet, for too long, impasse and inaction have been the rule.
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And then he started to think about the risks of inaction.
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"This is the inevitable result of hollow words and inaction," Sens.
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There's inaction on the federal level and complete dysfunction in Congress.
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Harder, he says, because of the restraint needed to practice inaction.
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Unlike their federal partners, governors don't have the luxury of inaction.
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Peterson resigned after being suspended as a result of his inaction.
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So are two decades of laughable inaction around plunging scoring rates.
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The proximate cause seems to be central bank action and inaction.
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But after two months of political inaction, the atmosphere has changed.
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We didn't and countless girls were harmed because of our inaction.
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It's time for this irresponsible inaction to come to an end.
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As Syria has tragically shown, inaction can have dire consequences, too.
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Gizmodo then reported how other Congress members protested the FCC's inaction.
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But the blame for inaction is indeed linked with economic realities.
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Regardless, some say the stakes are too high for government inaction.
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Was such passive participation, such inaction, a form of silent approval?
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People are protesting Bolsonaro's inaction and his downplaying of the crisis.
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The right accuses the left of inaction; the left accuses the
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The president blamed Democrats on Monday for inaction on the program.
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He added that inaction by the ECB would be more damaging.
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Wednesday's inaction did not come as a surprise to Fed watchers.
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Alongside wider inaction, this suggests Trump's trade agenda is in flux.
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On the flip side, there is danger for Republicans in inaction.
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Even the proximity of bullets resulted in shock and inaction. Why?
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But then again, political leaders have wasted 30 yrs of inaction.
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Here is a masculinity not of muscular exertion but baleful inaction.
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So they — we — became part of an unwitting conspiracy of inaction.
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One conspiracy of inaction is more than enough for a lifetime.
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Public outrage forced them to act, because they couldn't afford inaction.
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Their case has unearthed piles of unsightly evidence of official inaction.
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The lies are the same and the inaction is the same.
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He resigned after he was suspended without pay for his inaction.
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Australia is suffering the consequences of global inaction on climate change.
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Impacts of government actions (or inaction) are close up and personal.
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One of the most important actions is an inaction: not smoking.
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More fundamentally, Texas and American exports are threatened by congressional inaction.
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Inaction would likely blow up a state's individual health insurance market.
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Silence, indifference or inaction is as incriminatory — at least to me.
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Congressional inaction has upended it all, jeopardizing providers and patients alike.
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As a white woman, she said she later regretted her inaction.
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" An instant of inaction brings about the "complete breakdown of society . . .
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It could hide behind the government's tragic inaction, but it didn't.
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Dark, unaccountable money is at the heart of this outrageous inaction.
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They don't deserve the blame for Israel's actions or its inaction.
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Trump has blasted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell over Congress' inaction.
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But that agreement doesn't give Republicans a free pass for inaction.
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She, like her country, is paralyzed by fear, inaction, and indecision.
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But these massacres deserve to be more than mere reference points, if only to underscore the protracted inaction of Congress to respond — an inaction that, judging by the Capitol Hill partisanship on display Thursday, seems concretized.
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Her inaction on the matter has drawn sharp criticism from world leaders.
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BENNETT: Yes, there was a history of inaction during the Obama administration.
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Doctors Without Borders blamed the deaths on the European Union&aposs inaction.
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We must seek to hold these defendants responsible for their alleged inaction.
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She started the event with an online petition, frustrated with past inaction.
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I want a president taking on the agents of inaction in Washington.
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Some LGBT YouTube creators said the company's inaction mirrored their own experiences.
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It said the cost of delay, or inaction, would be much higher.
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While Democrats assailed Trump's inaction last month, Holder's criticism was especially pointed.
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But they've gotten harder the longer we've taken the path of inaction.
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Rather, inaction emboldened the army to act more ruthlessly elsewhere in Myanmar.
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" "In that fear, they are demanding action and they are seeing inaction.
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My inaction affects even the people who have managed to stay away.
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It's dangerous, however, to overstate uncertainty and use it to justify inaction.
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And the constant excuses for inaction no longer do, no longer suffice.
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And I got really angry at our politicians for their consistent inaction.
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Avoiding a decision isn't an option — consequences are never far behind inaction.
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There's also the question of whether inaction could also influence an election.
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Now, Acevedo said, was not the time for prayers, study or inaction.
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Peacekeepers were also later accused of destroying video evidence of their inaction.
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First, the Framers built into our system a strong bias toward inaction.
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Worse, market expectations of policy inaction can make the economy more vulnerable.
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And the scene that unfolded confirms the consequences of such states' inaction.
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Voters must show their leaders the political consequences of inaction on this.
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"There is widespread inaction from local elites and local governments," he said.
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Thus, the real blame for climate inaction belongs to all of humanity.
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The administration's inaction is not for lack of knowing what to do.
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Trudeau also blamed what he called inaction by the previous Conservative government.
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For working-class voters who supported Trump, his inaction is political hypocrisy.
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The history of climate inaction is the history of oil companies stalling.
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Appeasement, inaction and incoherence are not badges of honor for a president.
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In their districts inaction on the so-called DREAMers is a liability.
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This is the violence of institutions; indifference and inaction and slow decay.
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Medicare beneficiaries who depend on this therapy cannot afford inaction from Congress.
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"Product inaction created a honeypot for assholes," one former employee told BuzzFeed.
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There is no safety when attacks are met with silence and inaction.
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However, fair or not, inaction could inspire Democratic primary challenges in 2018.
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Calvin Beisner is a big part of that campaign for climate inaction.
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Some of that stems from Congress's general dysfunction and inaction, said Harkins.
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But the Senate's inaction on Monday has turned our grief into anger.
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Still, some Senate Republicans fear inaction could make them just as vulnerable.
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The obstacles we blame for our current inaction had yet to emerge.
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On the one hand, the safest bet with Congress is often inaction.
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But the inadequacy of net zero is not an excuse for inaction.
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The inaction helped Toshiba executives save face, at least for a while.
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"Columbia emboldened Professor Bekaert by its inaction," Mr. Sanford told the jury.
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It is a recipe for inaction — and Iran will prey on this.
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But the Security Council's inaction has not been for lack of trying.
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With final premium increase decisions due soon, even inaction could be devastating.
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On this issue, however, the risks of inaction should be clear enough.
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They have long elected inaction, but doing nothing is also a choice.
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Your inaction is itself a form of action that affects the relationship.
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A recent outbreak of HIV in Indiana shows the costs of inaction.
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Inaction is also central to the three intertwining strands of the plot.
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But there is no good policy justification for the chamber's continued inaction.
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Sandooyea feels frustrated by political inaction and hopes to make an impact.
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"My frustration with inaction has just increased since being abroad," she says.
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Its time, we can't afford to lose another "generation" due to inaction.
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We are staging them by inaction, and by action, can stop them.
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But now the filibuster is just a recipe for inaction and gridlock.
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Platooning is forestalled by a regulatory and liability quagmire, and policy inaction.
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That started with Thursday's bizarre exit interview with the Washington Post's Paul Kane, in which Ryan claimed to regret congressional inaction on debt and immigration when he was, in fact, personally responsible for congressional inaction on debt and immigration.
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The gravest danger facing Obamacare now is not legislative action — it's executive inaction.
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Inaction by Congress has shrunk the buying power of the lowest-paid workers.
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Most locals I spoke to expressed frustration with the inaction of local government.
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Her actions and her moments of inaction have cost lives—hundreds of them.
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" He said a period of divided government "no excuse for gridlock and inaction.
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Despite inaction from Congress, nearly all states have taken at least some steps.
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But they have been enabled by inaction from the West and its allies.
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"This is turning into a crisis of inaction and indifference," the CEO said.
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Overzealous environmentalists and Democrats are mostly to blame for inaction, but not completely.
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Even those conservatives inclined to mistake inaction for limited government are fed up.
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There's also an argument to be made that his inaction is not commendable.
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The Johns Hopkins researchers who uncovered the FDA's inaction testified at the panel.
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In 1985 the government's reaction was one of heartless inaction and shameful denial.
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It warned that possible retaliation from Beijing was not a reason for inaction.
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Those increases have boosted pay for the working class despite the federal inaction.
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It was inordinately dangerous, but Jiménez felt that the greater risk was inaction.
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The coach noticed his inaction and asked why he didn't raise his hand.
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The principle is literally paralyzing—forbidding inaction, stringent regulation, and everything in between.
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Inaction on guns is one reason liberals want to remove Republicans from power.
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The cost of delay, or inaction, would be much higher, the report said.
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On Monday the court finally pulled the trigger after months of inexplicable inaction.
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Pope said inaction by Congress is forcing health officials to make difficult choices.
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Yet Obama and fellow Democrats can make him pay a price for inaction.
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Congressional inaction at its finest This current Congress has done nothing this year.
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His approval ratings don't appear to have suffered because of his infrastructure inaction.
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We should not, however, let this complexity be a convenient excuse for inaction.
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We can end the AIDS threat, and the cost of inaction is great.
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U.S. officials have acknowledged the inaction, but maintained dialogue with the North Koreans.
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Some victims blame police corruption for inaction over human trafficking in Hong Kong.
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Weiss made clear to lawmakers that inaction from Congress is not an option.
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The cost of inaction is the true regressive tax paid for by citizens.
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But a full account of safety also means weighing the costs of inaction.
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Many are frustrated by what they say is the government's inaction and indifference.
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After all, corporate boards rarely have to answer for their actions or inaction.
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Like the LWCF, its authorization expired last September 30 thanks to congressional inaction.
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In this inaction, there are eerie echoes of the errors made in 2014.
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Politicians obliged, using the so-called scientific controversy as a rationale for inaction.
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The rejection of H.R. 260 and statehood is not a call for inaction.
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Further Congressional inaction allows the president to commit forces overseas almost without restriction.
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Still, there is a quiet hum of despair and regret beneath their inaction.
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Inaction only causes greater uncertainty, and affects production and jobs in North America.
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With more than 1,000 potential paths forward, there is no excuse for inaction.
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He argues that the government's inaction — considering the virus is curable — is inexcusable.
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In the face of such a threat, inaction is unacceptable for any nation.
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Instead, its inaction once again has forced others to take a vocal stand.
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But he also will never accept any responsibility for months of government inaction.
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All of this began with inaction and indifference from careless educators and administrators.
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It looks like action, not inaction; taking to the streets, not staying home.
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His inaction and second guessing of the warning system saved millions of lives.
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He has denounced Congress's inaction every time the fund has seemed at risk.
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Neither can it be the liberal counsel of feckless condemnation followed by inaction.
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The opposition Labor Party was scathing in its criticism about the government's inaction.
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Is it better to kill five innocents through inaction or one by choice?
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Instead, Republicans will round up all the usual clichés and excuses for inaction.
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Lindsey Graham that inaction or caution in calling out China could end poorly.
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This becomes a novel not of action but of inaction, or action thwarted.
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I'd expected them to be paralyzed by the decision and default to inaction.
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No matter what Mueller chooses, in action or inaction, some will be upset.
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Families in Las Vegas know all too well the deadly consequences of inaction.
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Congressional inaction is also depriving the fights against malaria and tuberculosis of money.
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For members of Congress and state legislators, inaction is no longer an option.
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They've gotten used to being protective of their position, the safety of inaction.
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The recipe is difficult and contentious, but this is no excuse for inaction.
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Snopes published a story last week criticizing Facebook's apparent inaction on the issue.
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Unfortunately, the mounting costs of continued inaction have become much clearer as well.
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It also warned that political inaction could endanger public health and technology systems.
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Inaction from the U.S. could cede economic and military advantage to other players.
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A reader, although sympathetic to Press's plight, can grow impatient with his inaction.
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Yet the cost of inaction could be an increasingly debt-ridden, inefficient economy.
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He said he worried about possible inaction by lawmakers but applauded the students.
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Every Friday, Villasenor strikes against global climate inaction outside the United Nations headquarters.
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Raisman said the culture of inaction and lack of support is nothing new.
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Candidates alarmed by Republican inaction were drawn into congressional races across the country.
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That sounds to me like a prescription for a whole bunch of inaction.
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Whatever the reasons, many people paid a high price for their government's inaction.
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The Senate's inaction on gun violence is a particularly effective example, they add.
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It's a fascinating piece that shows her wry, blunt views on climate inaction.
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To explain policy inaction, we can't just look at individuals and human nature.
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Pelosi acknowledged the growing frustration from the public on the House's seeming inaction.
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The sheriff acknowledged on Sunday that the deputy's inaction might have cost lives.
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As its own reports reveal the disaster of climate inaction, Trump proposes climate inaction In the absence of more significant global mitigation efforts, climate change is projected to impose substantial damages on the U.S. economy, human health, and the environment.
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"The inaction and silence suggests a culture of limited ethical concern," Bowman told Gizmodo.
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But there is another reason for inaction: Market conditions simply aren't scary enough anymore.
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The platforms, meanwhile, have mainly met these complaints with inaction, according to the research.
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Ahead of the decision, HSBC predicted that policy inaction could cause unwanted currency gains.
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Caesar doesn't lay blame on any one administration or political party for US inaction.
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But following nearly two decades of inaction, Canada may have reached a turning point.
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But why, after decades of inaction, is change finally coming to Silicon Valley now?
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They also refract in sharp contours the costs of political inaction at the top.
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In a way, the federal government's inaction is actually doing automakers a great disservice.
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The agency's inaction was exposing pregnant women and children to harm, the group said.
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But pain and hopelessness are not good excuses for inaction when people are dying.
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The consequences of inaction look clear: tighter borders, more people-smuggling, misery for refugees.
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Second, the strategic leader must understand the implications of his anticipated action -- or inaction.
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The months of inaction predate the death of Ariana's ex, Mac Miller, last month.
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He spends much of his stay apologizing for the Church's inaction toward abusive priests.
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She would later hold a memorial and condemn the government's inaction on the matter.
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"His inaction is undermining Malta's reputation and endangering its financial services center," he warned.
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Kozak called the attack a "threat to independent media", and blamed "inaction" by authorities.
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Tutu is the second Nobel laureate to strongly condemn Suu Kyi for her inaction.
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But when 100 Americans are dying from gun violence every day, inaction is inexcusable.
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Inaction on America's student loan problem will lead to larger and unwanted economic consequences.
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The mayor also said that money should not be a problem, despite Congress's inaction.
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He was willing to follow the logic of inaction as far as it led.
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The science crunched the timeline for doing something and upped the stakes of inaction.
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In reality, inaction causes more risk by avoiding the risk than accepting the risk.
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"The cost of inaction will be costly in terms of global growth," Vinals said.
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There are tangible consequences of inaction, and it's the American people who are suffering.
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In Syria, the administration's inaction has perpetuated the civil war there, McCain said Monday.
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Trump's tweet comes amid months of inaction from Congress on immigration and border security.
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" Manchin said the companies' inaction threatened the security, safety and "sovereignty of our nation.
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The costs of inaction have been clear in broad terms for a while now.
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The UK and Chinese ambassadors also exchanged sharp words over responsibility for UN inaction.
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His inaction on his own "red line" sent a message to power hungry tyrants.
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However, progress was stymied for decades by resistance from affected companies and regulatory inaction.
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Nonetheless, it's clear that the US political status quo leads to morally unforgivable inaction.
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Ultimately, it may be Malka's own action (or inaction) that leads to NeoGAF's demise.
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In Israel, there are protests focused on police inaction in violence against Israeli Arabs.
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Our country's healthcare system is at a crossroads and inaction is not an option.
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America's extensive treaty commitments are overdue for review, but the Senate tends toward inaction.
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Regardless, our action or inaction both stand to shape the future of our planet.
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"It can lead to a call to inaction," Beal says about misinterpretations of Revelation.
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Faced with government inaction, some activists try to reclaim ancestral lands on their own.
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She started skipping school to protest climate inaction outside Swedish Parliament in August 2018.
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My inaction that night crippled me, and I had no way to fix it.
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For local and national governments, inaction is a dereliction of duty to future generations.
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Now, the Irish government, after years of inaction, has begun pulling away the veil.
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Some said he was a passive leader, even using inaction to serve his interests.
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Our collective inaction leaves victim companies and individuals at the mercy of global crooks.
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Addressing participants of WEF on Tuesday, Thunberg scolded political inaction over the climate emergency.
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"I'd rather make a big mistake than be guilty of inaction," Mr. Capella said.
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Democratic inaction sits in stark contrast to the Republican Party's ruthless assault on labor.
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Regardless of what happens, Twitch's action or inaction on this event will be telling.
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Now move from a place of inaction to action to counteract the negative thought.
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In the face of inaction of congressional leaders, there are some positive signs. Sens.
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Only more shocking than the toll itself is the scale of our collective inaction.
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It's fair to say that people are disgusted with the inaction of this organization.
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Individual choices don't stem the rising tide, but our collective inaction worsens the problem.
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After the Equifax breach, Congress castigated and called for change, but again, inaction won.
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Inaction on health reform complicates some of the policy choices in tax reform, too.
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The danger, he said, was inaction, or acting too late to prevent global warming.
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You can be complicit through action or inaction, speech or silence, association or omission.
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Last year, more than 50 diplomats sent a dissent cable opposing US inaction in Syria.
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We have seen this international inaction before, in Rwanda and Srebrenica, in Cambodia and Yemen.
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Long said Ross was removed as players determined the inaction of the committee necessitated changes.
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The heroes of the Flint story tell Moore how devastated they were by Obama's inaction.
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Others are already dying around the world thanks to inaction and far off target setting.
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Dear Amy: A friend of mine is in a hole of debt, denial and inaction.
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Although she identifies these drawbacks she says they are "not a compelling argument for inaction".
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Inaction does not reflect a lack of will so much as a failure of expertise.
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The more I sat there the more furious I was at all of our inaction.
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This inaction isn't the only time Trump's Department of Education has halted student loan forgiveness.
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Inaction has been a tacit endorsement of trolls and bigots by these companies for years.
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He and his confederates were arrested after authorities' inaction was called out in the press.
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Douglas has been criticized incessantly for her inaction, her expressions and, yes, even her hair.
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Germany has enjoyed a long summer living well and gladly under Mrs Merkel's irenic inaction.
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That it goes so far as to blame WEO for policy inaction is utterly wrong.
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Continued congressional inaction will have disparate impacts: around 45% of currently uninsured children are Hispanic.
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There's been a litany of policy debates and elections since, but mostly just stifling inaction.
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The consequences of inaction often seem to be the thing that Twitter understands the least.
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I guess the thing you start to realize is that there's a cost of inaction.
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As Dorsey calmly explained timeline ranking, Hannity praised Dorsey lavishly for his inaction over Jones.
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But they do not justify inaction, which would embolden Mr Assad to commit more atrocities.
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A few days of sitting around at home and he can't stand the inaction anymore.
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Through all the cruelty and chaos, the Obama administration's response has been defined by inaction.
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According to banking giant Citigroup, inaction could cost the world economy $44 trillion by 2060.
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Like the President, Lewandowski also blamed Congress for legislative inaction that's stymieing the administration's agenda.
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The genocide started by ISIS, thus continues through attrition because of governmental or bureaucratic inaction.
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"Inaction is not an option," Pence said at the National Retail Federation Conference in Washington.
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Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, blasted Republicans for their inaction on the issue of gun violence.
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Our pap, Charlie, popped the question and Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi sprung into inaction.
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But inaction by Trump doesn't necessarily mean that the program will disappear on that date.
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Bangalore's police have come under heavy criticism for their inaction in preventing the sexual assaults.
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Inaction on income inequality and "other social and environmental issues" isn't the fault of HBS.
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After years of inaction and turning the other cheek, America wants to see it all.
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Sadly, those demands have been met with the large brick wall of inaction and gridlock.
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As the economic impact of the current crisis demonstrates, inaction is simply not an option.
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Certainly not – the large uncertainty of climate projections should not be an excuse for inaction.
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Trump has blamed Democrats in the past for the policy, citing inaction on immigration reform.
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In a small act of defiance to Ryan's inaction on gun safety, they walked out.
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The imperfect actions of the hero are far greater than the inaction of the victim.
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They tend to blame inaction on laziness or stubbornness rather than admit they are tired.
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True, due to congressional inaction, our country has made zero progress on comprehensive immigration reform.
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He went on to criticize league commissioner Roger Goodell for his inaction on the issue.
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And the network sparked by its largesse continued fighting for inaction throughout the Bush years.
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"We have not heard from a single member who supports the President's inaction," Shearon said.
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He went on to criticize league commissioner Roger Goodell for his inaction on the issue.
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The Republican Senate majority's inaction has perpetuated and worsened the lower federal court vacancy crisis.
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And they could have approved strong statewide climate policies to counter the federal government's inaction.
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Now that the details are out in the open, there is no excuse for inaction.
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Related: The kids suing Donald Trump over inaction on global warming Can these kids win?
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With casualties against Israeli Arabs mounting, protests over police inaction continued in Israel, Haaretz reports.
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Mr. Brezhnev's erratic behavior during the war convinced Mr. Andropov of the dangers of inaction.
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They depict "the consequences of the inaction" outlined in Mr. Rich's story, Mr. Silverstein said.
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If we do nothing, and let inaction govern our behavior, our common humanity will suffer.
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Political leaders and consumer advocacy groups have criticized American regulators for inaction against tech companies.
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But a day later, under fire for inaction, a senior Facebook executive reversed the call.
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But a day later, under fire for inaction, a senior Facebook executive reversed the call.
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Or, more precisely, the Senate majority leader shifted into his signature mode of vigorous inaction.
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Inspired by a Swedish teenager, students around the world on Friday will protest political inaction.
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"As far as I'm concerned, his inaction allowed other children to be hurt," she said.
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" His prescriptive pitch: "The president should stop blaming Congress for inaction on the concrete wall.
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In June, after years of inaction, Mr. de Blasio announced plans to scrap the test.
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It is important to remember that on Congo, there are no excuses for international inaction.
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But how can you explain climate change and political inaction to a 4-year-old?
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The 1994 genocide in Rwanda provided an object lesson in the moral failures of inaction.
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Ted Cruz and John Cornyn, during a news conference Monday for inaction on gun violence.
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Children gather at Parliament Square in London protest government inaction against climate change, Feb. 28.
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And in the face of our collective inaction, how can we blame them for wondering?
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As for the separate estate case, Korvick had closed it in February 2018, for inaction.
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"These crimes thrive on impunity and inaction," said Matthew Smith, the head of Fortify Rights.
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"My money is always on inaction with this Congress," said a former Democratic leadership aide.
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But the one thing that is measurable is the degree of inaction on climate change.
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"Innovate now," is one of her mantras, because, to her, the greatest risk is inaction.
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Collins, an abuse survivor, quit the commission last year in frustration over the Vatican's inaction.
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Majorities are more often blamed for inaction than minorities are held accountable for blocking them.
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"I think it's absolutely beyond time for them to stop," Snyder says about GoFundMe's inaction.
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Their unprincipled inaction left almost 9 million American children soon to be without health care.
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In September, Amazon employees walked out in protest over the company's inaction on climate change.
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Patrick Leahy of Vermont said Sessions' opposition "can't be excuse for inaction," and GOP Sen.
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They'll find that these constituents cannot afford more partisan rhetoric and legislative inaction on healthcare.
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" Ronald Gross, an author and educator, described it as "the definitive account of bureaucracy inaction.
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After months of inaction, immigration negotiations have intensified in recent days, but not without tribulations.
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Parallels can be drawn between the Clinton administration's handling of the North Korean nuclear issue and Obama's handling of Iran, between Clinton's inaction on Rwanda and Obama's inaction on the Syrian crisis, between Clinton's reluctant intervention in Kosovo and Obama's reluctant intervention in Libya.
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The result is a "spiral of silence": Silence begets silence, making political inaction all too easy.
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MSNBC&aposs Mika Brzezinski led the charge, denouncing the president&aposs daughter for her apparent inaction.
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Equally as worrying should be what our inaction says to other totalitarian leaders across the world.
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She said she stopped reporting fake accounts to the company due to inaction on its part.
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Key to the spread of hate, division, and disinformation online is inaction from social media companies.
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The Sunrise protesters voiced frustration about the level of congressional inaction on climate change so far.
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Those distrustful of Wall Street might point to a simpler reason for inaction: short-term greed.
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Congress has been in this position before, a cycle of negotiations that often ends in inaction.
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At the time, Obama said his moves were in response to congressional inaction on the issue.
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When action and inaction both carry dangers, Mrs Clinton's associates say, she'd rather be "caught trying".
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I tell myself that indecision can be a blessing, and inaction the right choice to make.
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Meanwhile, Australian students are skipping school to take a stand against political inaction on climate change.
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I now understand that trying something is better than inaction due to a fear of imperfection.
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IS AMERICAN INACTION on climate change going to render bits of the planet uninhabitable by 2100?
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"Inaction is not neutral," said Hannah Willard, public policy director for the advocacy group Equality Florida.
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But what makes me hopeful is that people are taking responsibility for their silence, their inaction.
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The settlement brings some solace to the family after a year and a half of inaction.
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The Senate's inaction on Garland has made the Supreme Court a potent issue in the election.
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The root of what frustrates a lot of people about Washington isn't partisan bickering, it's inaction.
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This case, he said, harmed Malta's reputation and the government's inaction made a bad situation worse.
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The Flight Attendants: They vacillate between confusion and inaction, but others try to help the woman.
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Cory Booker, another 7843 presidential candidate, said in the hearing that he was tired of inaction.
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It's very worrying, it's frightening — and I just hope that leaders understand the consequences of inaction.
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But Twitter's history of opaque protocols for addressing abuse casts its inaction in a different light.
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The most important thing, he says, is that you do something—inaction is a death sentence.
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Democrats on the Banking Committee had protested against Shelby's inaction through open letters and press statements.
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Amid congressional inaction, the Obama administration shifted $589 million to help federal agencies prepare for Zika.
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He also pointed to the "inaction or inability" of Washington, D.C., to do anything about it.
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In the vacuum created by polarization and inaction, deportation has become our government's "de facto" policy.
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You have to make some noise by speaking up and speaking out against injustice & inaction #goodtrouble
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Perhaps the best example of this comes in their inaction to lower the costs of college.
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"It is a strong rebuke of Germany and other countries' inaction," said BEUC head Monique Goyens.
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Once developed and freely licensed, it became increasingly more difficult for technology companies to justify inaction.
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For months, Fortnite fans have raged at the company's inaction and relative silence on the matter.
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The administration contrasted the action with what they see as comparative inaction by the previous administration.
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It's presidential inaction in the face of madness that has proven most dangerous to the world.
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The livelihoods of North Carolina's families are at stake, and there is no excuse for inaction.
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It is this fury over inaction that will be the strongest headwind in this coming election.
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What it is: The tendency to fear making a mistake more than the consequences of inaction.
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Trump has called on Congress to act on his wishes, typically blaming Democrats for congressional inaction.
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Continued inaction on Zika funding puts this recovery—and millions of American jobs—on shaky ground.
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The problems of inaction threaten to ripple throughout our schools, beyond the impact on undocumented students.
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Omission bias is the tendency to prefer inaction to action, in ourselves and even in politics.
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Obama's animus, combined with the GOP's perceived inaction, left the working class feeling abandoned and ignored.
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"The youth of America are dying at the hands of our leaders' inaction," Adams told Wong.
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In the face of federal inaction, several states have turned toward tightening up their gun laws.
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Whatever the answer may be for each state and institution, inaction is no longer an option.
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In introducing the standalone bill Thursday, the co-sponsors repeatedly slammed Trump's inaction on Russian aggression.
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It all culminated in Friday's Global Climate Strike, a mass demonstration against inaction towards climate change.
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Silence and inaction are ineffective tools to combat the enemies of Islam and the civilized world.
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Further delays to the elections are possible, and would risk another prolonged period of policy inaction.
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More critically, they are turning a blind eye to vulnerable populations who are hurt by inaction.
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"No one expects to reverse years of political inaction overnight or in a month," he said.
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"History is going to look back on the inaction of this Congress with great shame," Rep.
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The Democratic House has much work to do to make up for two years of inaction.
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He posted a series of rants to his group's Facebook page complaining about the legislative inaction.
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We live in an era in which federal inaction towards the environment is the new reality.
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When the present is actively harmful, and actively compromising the future, inaction is also actively harmful.
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I share the President's deep frustration with Congress' inaction to step up and fix this problem.
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This coalition on the climate front is sort of a reflecting of the inaction of adults.
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Moving slowly on donating your billions makes sense, as long as caution doesn't slide into inaction.
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Repeated and presumptive inaction in the face of humanitarian atrocities emboldens those who commit the atrocities.
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Scarce resources for that care, and other programs, will inevitably be robbed if federal inaction persists.
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It's as if China's experience hadn't given Western countries a warning of the perils of inaction.
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If one grand and easy answer wouldn't have saved the day then we're narcotized to inaction.
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What we're reading: This Boston Globe investigation of the U.S. government's inaction on E. coli outbreaks.
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The move to challenge American inaction through the U.N., it must be said, is largely aesthetic.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) formally opposed the budget deal, objecting to the inaction on immigration.
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If officials cite market volatility as a reason to intervene, their inaction on Wednesday was justified.
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The potential costs of inaction are far too high for our men and women serving overseas.
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Yet — again — despite fresh admissions of adtech's lawfulness problem the regulator is choosing more stale inaction.
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During the past year, the need for leadership intensified but was met with inaction and brinkmanship.
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Second, the Supreme Court has held that congressional inaction generally deserves "little weight" when interpreting statutes.
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The threats, and Twitter's apparent inaction regarding them, raise new questions regarding social media and radicalization.
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The presidential race isn't an excuse for inaction; it's another urgent reason to pass an AUMF.
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Actor Leonardo DiCaprio says history will judge President Trump harshly for his inaction on climate change.
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Jeanne Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, criticized the administration's inaction.
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But monetary-policy inaction does not mean that central bankers will enjoy a relaxing festive season.
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It's a metaphor for his inaction, and a feeling of guilt where he neglected his family.
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Only then will our country be protected from the scandalous federal inaction that we now see.
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Around the world, citizens are frustrated about inaction on climate change or angry about government corruption.
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Inaction breeds contempt and further exploitation and loss of jobs, along with higher prices of goods.
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"With continued inaction by Congress -- it's going to continue to put people at risk," said McAleenan.
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Bernie Sanders is the antidote to the complacency and inaction that characterizes Obama and the DNC.
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Fear of European Union competition law has been the main reason for the LME's historic inaction.
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Many Australians remain frustrated by the government's inaction towards addressing climate change or compensating volunteer firefighters.
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We collectively are answerable to those families who lose their loved ones because of our inaction.
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Since Chick's piece was published, Taylor-Lind says she's been disgusted by the industry's overall inaction.
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Complicity can be found in nearly every action or inaction, every utterance or failure to speak.
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But in the Michigan ruling, the three judges said emphatically that inaction was not an option.
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"Inaction in and of itself is an action, and a harmful one at that," she said.
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But Trump could still take steps to lift the other cloud, the one of policy inaction.
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Finally it will examine the intellectual decay of the antitrust establishment and explain why inaction is dangerous.
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So far the Trump administration has fumbled numerous attempts to explain its inaction on the Khashoggi killing.
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But angry relatives complained of official inaction, saying it was the local fishermen who had saved lives.
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But that bill did not pass both houses and this inaction prompted President Obama to issue DACA.
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Some 63 percent of Democrats and 59 percent of independents say action will cost less than inaction.
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And, when their rules are inevitably violated, tech platforms' inaction and begrudging corrections have become predictable, too.
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"The FTC's inaction allowed Google to entrench its market share for years using deception," the paper says.
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It's about holding the school resource officer, Deputy Scot Peterson, accountable for his alleged inaction, she said.
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Some of his most ardent supporters have turned against him for his perceived inaction on the wall.
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Warner blamed much of the inaction to the patchwork of data breach laws that vary by state.
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Frustrated with congressional inaction, Obama made a bold second-term decision to forge his own way forward.
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If our inaction so far is any indication, we are far from ready for the full show.
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One explanation is editors often appear -- by their inaction, at least -- to be reluctant to fix mistakes.
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Raisman has been very critical of USA Gymnastics', the governing body for the sport, leadership and inaction.
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" Israel, the sheriff, said this week that Peterson's inaction made him "devastated" and "sick to my stomach.
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Kicking the can down the road will become harder and harder as the cost of inaction balloons.
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It's fought to keep dangerous loopholes in our laws open; it's peddled misinformation; it's argued for inaction.
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"Because of the inaction they sowed, they're reaping Donald Trump's candidacy," Reid said of the Republican leadership.
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I get there, but his policies -- and his inaction rather has enabled those that pulled the trigger.
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But the caucus represents a baby step after inaction from within the GOP since at least 2010.
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It's about confronting the inaction from media and A-listers that currently buffers and protects Allen's reputation.
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The world must unify in treating Trump as a pariah and not as an excuse for inaction.
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To make up for federal inaction under Trump, they have to slam the brakes on emissions immediately.
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As Trump's opponents continue to call him out for inaction, he's remained relatively quiet on social media.
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But "you always have to bet on inaction being the most likely scenario by Congress," he said.
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This inaction may very well be the difference for this bill's movement or its slow legislative death.
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We have a mass shooting, we have a moment of silence, and then there has been inaction.
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Yet as supply-siders would say, if action on tax rates has consequences, so, too, does inaction.
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Hyper-partisanship, inaction on critical issues and ineffective governance by both political parties have done considerable damage.
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Sadly, the toll of federal inaction will be borne by those with little responsibility for their situation.
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So Allen's not wrong: Corporations are stepping into a space that's been left open by government inaction.
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Before Wednesday's announcement, critics accused the FAA of inaction in the face of a threat to safety.
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Stand-alone bills are not the only place where Congressional inaction is damaging the pro-life cause.
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Although the post itself might be trivial, the consequences of your action or inaction are definitely not.
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While the price tag is daunting, advocates and lawmakers argue the costs of inaction are far greater.
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The public must understand the consequences of inaction on climate change, and sometimes words just aren't enough.
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"The cost of inaction is expensive," said Congressman Paul Tonko, who chairs the Energy Committee's environment subcommittee.
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As the deadline approaches, inaction could further damage the U.S. government's financial credibility, adding to borrowing costs.
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Still, as Paul pointed out in 2011 and more recently, legislative inaction does not excuse executive profligacy.
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García Padilla blamed "internal partisan and ideological divisions" among House Republicans for exacerbating the crisis through inaction.
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Women's biggest mistake as investors is self-doubt: a lack of confidence that can lead to inaction.
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In this case, society has the right to my inaction with regard to my own health care.
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But if the best government is that which governs least, some congressional inaction is cause for rejoicing.
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Obama's inaction in Syria was one of the clearest demonstrations of his entire approach to foreign policy.
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Every time the issue of Rohingya persecution comes up, it is met with inaction from Suu Kyi.
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The sorites model helps explain how we can gradually end up in a dire state through inaction.
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So, telling an environmentalist that climate change is partly their fault can ultimately push them toward inaction.
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For those forced to stay home due to congressional inaction, there is no guarantee of back pay.
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As in a scattering of such cases in China, the students had become incensed by official inaction.
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As a climate policy researcher, I was seeing the consequences of climate inaction in my own backyard.
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On Wednesday, reports surfaced that Trump is weighing sanctions on China, for its perceived inaction over Pyongyang.
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Deputy Scot Peterson's inaction during the shooting brought widespread criticism and, this month, led to his arrest.
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That skill is about succeeding through inaction — not swinging the bat — rather than about exciting kinetic action.
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It is an issue of life or death, and I worry constantly about the consequences of inaction.
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I confess on behalf of many (perhaps most) Christians that prayer is often an excuse for inaction.
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After weeks of relative inaction, the Trump administration has spent the past few days rapidly changing course.
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By a logic at once elusive and meticulous, it is also, therefore, about the consequences of inaction.
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The push on immigration comes against the backdrop of a ticking clock, and months of congressional inaction.
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But governors who gathered in Washington for their annual winter meeting warned of the perils of inaction.
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At a CNN town hall in April, she called out "supposed leaders in Washington" for their inaction.
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Bullying is a demand-driven and inaction-driven phenomenon: It requires an eager audience or neutral bystanders.
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In Portugal, our correspondent looked at political inaction and poor land management, which have exacerbated the hazard.
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Ms. Bloomfield has since apologized for her inaction, saying she was naïve and intimidated by Mr. Friedman.
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On this, Ms. Thunberg withheld her praise, warning that such initiatives were often an excuse for inaction.
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Any reduction in regulation must be considered carefully, but too often this careful consideration settles into inaction.
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Some supporters of the Denham proposal have hinted that, given further inaction on immigration, they'll support discharge.
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That inaction fostered the perfect environment for a serial sexual predator to run rampant, many victims recalled.
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Student activists from the school publicly associated the pro-gun group with lawmaker inaction on gun control.
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Wednesday's vote happens to coincide with a nationwide walkout at high schools protesting inaction on gun control.
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I.O., Richard Trumka, said workers were suffering, and criticized the White House's inaction on the minimum wage.
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"Inaction becomes action this time," said Richard C. Auxier, a research associate at the Tax Policy Center.
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However, a number of states are taking action on gun control amid congressional inaction on the issue.
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Da also chronicles the days and days of inaction that led to the announcement of the outbreak.
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The Rensselaer residents are paying the price for decades of inaction around the management of construction debris.
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Most importantly, this means ensuring the blame game doesn't result in government inaction to support our veterans.
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Rotunno tells us the judge's inaction will absolutely be included in an appeal IF Weinstein is convicted.
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The activists, wearing pollution masks, said they were marching to the Government House because of authorities' inaction.
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"I hope it will open some people's eyes," he said of the government's inaction on climate change.
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Moments of inaction propelled by personal fears may be rooted in a more universal desire for acceptance.
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Foxconn has "refused by inaction" to amend the deal, says Wisconsin Department of Administration Secretary Joel Brennan.
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McCabe's apparent inaction on the emails, which were found on the laptop of disgraced New York Rep.
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The families who have expressed concern about inaction at the site have every right to be heard.
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The FDA's inaction, through Republican and Democratic administrations, contributed to many tens of thousands of premature deaths.
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AMERICA (THE BOOK): A Citizen's Guide to Democracy Inaction, by Jon Stewart, Ben Karlin and David Javerbaum.
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On "CNN Tonight," Carly also expressed her frustration with perpetual inaction around gun control after mass shootings.
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We can no longer continue to allow foreign countries to be the beneficiaries of our own inaction.
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The episode followed heavy criticism of the government for inaction during a prior bout of hazardous smog.
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Well, it was mostly about President Trump — and it was certainly not focused much on his inaction.
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They told lawmakers here that inaction could devastate an already weak economy, sending the jobless rate soaring.
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After months of near complete inaction, finger pointing and lies, testing is just starting to ramp up.
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Congress's inaction is also at odds with promises made not so long ago by President Trump himself.
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" Greta swiftly struck back on Twitter: "But then again, political leaders have wasted 30 yrs of inaction.
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Americans are frustrated by the inaction of their federal government on comprehensive immigration reform and border security.
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Deftly sidestepping the question over whether climate change is real is a savvier way to support inaction.
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The teenagers have advocated vocally and relentlessly for new gun restrictions and called out lawmakers for inaction.
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"There is no excuse for inaction, and manufacturers are committed to ensuring that America seizes this opportunity."
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A sermon two weeks ago expressed frustration at inaction in solving Iraq's myriad security, political and economic challenges.
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Today, their inaction is threatening to close the doors of thousands of public health centers across the nation.
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A new report projects worse than previous predictions (due to aforementioned inaction), possibly 210 feet in this century.
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Collectively, the documents seem to paint a damning picture of the company's actions—and inaction—surrounding its products.
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Finally, after months of inaction, US regulators are taking the first tentative steps to do something about it.
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Inaction in the face of worsening climate shocks risks moving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals beyond our reach.
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In June, House Democrats live streamed a sit-in to protest the Republican majority's inaction on gun control.
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The preferred method is lengthy periods of inaction followed by chaotic passage of legislation crafted behind closed doors.
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Protesters repeatedly chanted "Do something!" a reference to perceived state and federal inaction to curb U.S. gun violence.
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His voice gets stronger and his fists tighten once again when he describes what that inaction has signaled.
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Disqus's desire to remain neutral while also taking a hardline stance on speech has resulted largely in inaction.
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Bryan: Richard's frustration with Ezekiel's inaction led him to turn to the most logical ally last night: Daryl.
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It's also important to remember that it's not merely American political inaction that is driving this problem anymore.
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These measures will undoubtedly cost a lot of money, but the eventual cost of inaction is practically incalculable.
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" It also says the economic, social and health benefits of said mobilization "far outweigh the costs of inaction.
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Under fascism, there's just a kind of device which leads to blunt skepticism and therefore inaction and turpitude.
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Instead, it's about intuiting the future from our present gaze: the landscape's inevitable demise promised by our inaction.
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Given the inaction by the owners and commissioner of the N.F.L., I don't know that football can, either.
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Pence faced criticism for his inaction while the governor of Indiana during an HIV outbreak in the state.
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In 2011 Radek Sikorski, then Polish foreign minister, declared himself less fearful of German power than German inaction.
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Cautious, clean officials who err on the side of inaction are seen in a much less flattering light.
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This ideology of conservatism arguably did more harm through inaction and deregulation than through explicitly discriminatory federal policies.
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That situation of inaction, urban planning experts say, is where Bloomberg's suggestion about the Paris agreement has merit.
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Sepulveda blames inaction by local political institutions for the continued isolation of the immigrant community in the Hamptons.
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A nerd must not harm another nerd, or through inaction allow a nerd to come to harm. 2.
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Hacking an election doesn't only require hacking a machine — it requires the inaction of those the attacks target.
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His inaction allowed the virus to spread, stigma to grow, and so many vulnerable people in the cold.
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This inaction is a product of the subtle corruption the Supreme Court overlooked in its Citizens United decision.
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But she says she is most frustrated with officials; it's hard to wrap her mind around their inaction.
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While most jokes could not be judged politically sensitive, a few offer indirect criticism of perceived government inaction.
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The significant money it puts into supporting or opposing congressional candidates is the central reason for congressional inaction.
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This inaction jeopardizes the chances for a full and complete resolution of many important issues, not just immigration.
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Rather than challenging politicians back up their claims with facts, the media thrive off headlines of Congressional inaction.
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Several state governments are impeding the use of this grant through a combination of delayed action and inaction.
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Paul visited Ferguson, Missouri, following the shooting death of Michael Brown and blamed politicians' inaction for the "tragedy."
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Across the board, concern about government inaction is up significantly — 15 percentage points — in the past three months.
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What's more, it's apparent from Climate of Hope that cities and business can't make up for government inaction.
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Now years of deferred maintenance are catching up with us, and the cost of inaction could be severe.
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But that is already happening to the industries left behind by Congress' inaction on clean energy tax credits.
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The latter, of course, results in inaction — the "gridlock" of which we've heard so much in recent years.
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This election season, women across the country will hold elected officials accountable for their inaction regarding equal pay.
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American inaction isn't simply because Obamas instincts are to avoid a military conflict with Syrian and Russian forces.
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But, it can be argued, in these instances children were the victims of ideology, inaction, or unintended consequences.
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A day later, Donald Trump used the deputy's inaction to push the case for more guns in schools.
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Together, we must avert the catastrophic consequences of indifference and inaction, and safeguard creation for all of humanity.
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Our experience with North Korea should serve as an example, though not identical, of the pitfalls of inaction.
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Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) acknowledged the crowded conditions at detention facilities but blamed inaction by Democrats in Congress.
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He also specifically calls out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell over his previous inaction on gun control legislation.
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The time to decide is upon us; we will all answer this question by our actions or inaction.
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Even with this entrepreneurial drive, the economic benefits of owning a business are being lost due to inaction.
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"In some ways the inaction from Congress has forced the F.D.A. to adopt this position," Dr. Hotez added.
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C.) to give their separately crafted "red flag" bills consideration in committee after months of inaction (The Hill).
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Given the stakes, inaction is not an option and a perceived lack of federal funding is no excuse.
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Yet from the perspective of household wealth and asset prices, the dangers of Fed inaction are readily apparent.
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But it hasn't done that yet, and both refugees and locals now bear the brunt of its inaction.
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And last month, the Global Climate Strike drew an estimated 6 million to protest inaction against climate change.
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"We cannot stand idly by and let our national security be endangered by inaction and underfunding," he said.
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A climate under control The pessimism towards AI uptake is surpassed by the pessimism towards climate change inaction.
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The city's strategic inaction effectively pushed the issue to the state, where it found a more receptive audience.
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Others argue that retirement poverty has reached such a crisis level that inaction is no longer an option.
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Even other members within the faith-based community criticized Osteen's inaction: After the severe backlash, Osteen finally responded.
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Despite inaction from Washington, presidential candidates including Ben Carson and Rubio have voiced support for Puerto Rican statehood.
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In light of Congress's inaction, Gillibrand called on President Obama address military sexual assaults as commander in chief.
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Yet on Capitol Hill, the story of immigration policy has been one of inaction and deep intraparty divides.
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With the clock ticking after months of congressional inaction, no one knows how this effort will turn out.
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You can't be reproached for your inaction, but you're right to wonder whether more could have been done.
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Their inaction, however, has opened the door for other parts of the Jewish community to take the lead.
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They insisted instead that they are 'no jury', as if that excuses them from their complacency and inaction.
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The agency's inaction despite these increasingly troubling reports speaks volumes and leaves our duty to the public unfulfilled.
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He attributes the lag to inaction at every level — from industry, to regulators and even technologists like himself.
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"Inaction by either, or both, should see oil retesting its recent lows by the week's end," said Halley.
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In effect, though, the president was caught between his messaging and the likelihood of inaction on Capitol Hill.
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The inaction meant that the United States fell behind South Korea, Singapore and China in fighting the virus.
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Debby Grovak protests Florida Governor Rick Scott's inaction on toxic algal blooms in Sarasota, Florida, in July 2018.
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The bottom line: Action (or inaction) on climate change is by definition unable to occur in national silos.
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The next day, Amazon employees staged a previously planned walkout over the company's perceived inaction on climate change.
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There has to be a massive investigation as to why there is inaction and why there was silence.
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Certainly, imperfect advocacy through awareness campaigns has the potential to save more lives than ignorance and inaction do.
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"Putin's actions cannot be tolerated, and the consequences of inaction are quickly compounding," Menendez said in a statement.
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Navalny and his supporters filed a report about the attack to the police, which also alleged police inaction.
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New Yorkers are all too familiar with the wholesale destruction that so often results from such government inaction.
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One of the emotions they consistently conveyed was frustration over inaction and people turning away from the issue.
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There's no obvious sign the public is actually punishing President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans for their inaction.
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And so is the police inaction that allowed him to get away with violently assaulting women for years.
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Inaction is never the solution for any issue, especially one that is taking the lives of Americans daily.
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That being said, we have lost a lot of ground during the last several years of federal inaction.
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Unfortunately, it's the smallest and most vulnerable — children my daughter's age — who will pay the price for inaction.
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The inaction is likely to disappoint activists hoping that Washington might move on gun control and protecting Dreamers.
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Ms. Thunberg eschewed convenience, comfort and all the other little things that serve as excuses for our inaction.
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On Wednesday, Ms. Merkel defended the decision to expel the Russian diplomats as a consequence of the inaction.
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And just last June, some 50 Foreign Service officers used it to protest United States inaction in Syria.
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In August 2018, a Swedish girl named Greta Thunberg started skipping school on Fridays to protest climate inaction.
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The shift in America's stance toward China comes amid disappointment from Washington over Chinese inaction against North Korea.
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Citizens have every right to be outraged by the policy inaction that creates these grave health risks. pic.twitter.
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A failing to answer this question, almost by definition, creates inequality if not on purpose then through inaction.
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Trump is getting impatient with all the congressional inaction, especially as his administration nears the 100-day mark.
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We can't argue with ideologues, they just drag you down to their level and beat you with inaction.
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The President, however, was quick to tweet out his dismay Tuesday and blame the Justice Department for inaction.
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In fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics and other health groups successfully sued the agency over its inaction.
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Harris did little to stop that bleeding — and later tried to suppress evidence of her inaction, he argues.
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The cost of inaction is huge and the missed opportunity to create thousands of new jobs is regrettable.
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Senate inaction means that the odds go up that ISIS' goals of genocide and religious cleansing will succeed.
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If his comments were in fact innocent, then the media's relative inaction here leaves that innocence a mystery.
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The filibuster was a call to action — a response to what many Americans feel has been political inaction.
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They gave scathing, heart-wrenching speeches and organized the largest national protest of government inaction on gun control.
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But it also could raise the risk of confidence-rattling government inaction — government shutdowns, debt ceiling fights, and more.
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The inaction stems not from laziness or ignorance but a deep, possibly unbridgeable divide between state and federal powers.
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An estimated 1.4 million students across 123 countries skipped school last month to protest global inaction on climate change.
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Longstanding inaction and indifference have left their communities with shuttered hospitals, underfunded schools and decaying highways, bridges, and railways.
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Yet if the stern talk on the South China Sea is followed by inaction, America's credibility will be damaged.
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Thanks to technology, the ocean's expanse and remoteness are becoming less formidable—and less of an excuse for inaction.
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Motherboard spoke to a number of researchers who seem perplexed by Twitter's inaction and skeptical of its late response.
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Obama announced the moves to great fanfare in late 2014, as a response to congressional inaction on immigration reform.
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I am sitting here, I am mind-numbingly, I just cannot understand his inaction on all of these issues.
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This near-simultaneous action occurred quickly and in tandem — and only after weeks of public pressure over platform inaction.
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Like you were saying about hitting the streets earlier though, there still seems to be a lot of inaction.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time Activists glued themselves to this object in London to protest "disastrous inaction" on climate change.
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They also raised concerns about the inaction of Spanish courts in prosecuting some of the period&aposs darkest crimes.
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The need for urgency and the disparate impacts of inaction underscores the dangers of magical thinking at either extreme.
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And this brain drain has the potential to accelerate should the White House continue its inaction on these issues.
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They have cited government inaction over incidents including a march where protesters shouted the greeting of the WW2 regime.
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In the face of Congressional inaction, courts have stepped in, creating legal chaos and uncertainty for businesses and states.
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But prosecutors pushed back against that logic in today's filing, arguing that congressional inaction did not preclude the order.
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The original Delta Works price tag was steep, $5 billion, but a bargain relative to the cost of inaction.
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One reason for the G20's inaction is that they see cryptocurrencies as too small to jeopardize financial markets.
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"Obviously, congressional inaction is disappointing," said Robyn Greene, policy counsel and government affairs lead at the Open Technology Institute.
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We know and fear the risks of inaction on climate change — it is our futures that will suffer most.
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I worry about trauma victims who see the inaction of others as a personal affront, that they don't matter.
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Australia is not the only country where the threat of climate change has largely produced inaction or failed promises.
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Scientists think it's important for them to reach consensus, lest any disagreement be used as an excuse for inaction.
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The movement, Lane said, is about "empowering students" to fight against federal and state government inaction on gun violence.
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But the policy outcomes of inaction are simply the status quo - a disastrous result for Republicans across the board.
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He blamed the inaction on the country's switch in 2013 from a municipal council to a county government system.
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He blamed Merkel, saying a lack of leadership had cast a fog of inaction over the country for years.
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Every minute we allow this to persist through tacit encouragement or inaction is a disgrace, & corrosive to our values.
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It is imperative that neither the action nor the inaction of Congress force a decline in children's health coverage.
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We are also becoming too familiar with this cycle of outrage and then protection of white privilege through inaction.
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In excerpts from a separate interview, Trump criticized President Barack Obama for inaction in the face of Russian meddling.
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"We are furthering the cause of child pornographers and human traffickers," said McCain about the continued inaction of Congress.
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Youth climate activist Greta Thunberg, 16, criticized world leaders and "older generations" Tuesday for their inaction on climate change.
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We hope this means that NOAA, after years of inaction, is turning a corner on a critical conservation issue.
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The goal should be to encourage Americans to take proper steps, not scare people into inaction with faulty reports.
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It may take a shakeup to fix the inaction that allows mental health disorders to be barriers to education.
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Jeff Miller (R-Fla.) on Wednesday praised the decision as justice long overdue after roughly two years of inaction.
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The American people owe their support and solidarity to the Kurdish people, but U.S. inaction is threatening outright abandonment.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas strongly condemned Republican inaction while appearing in their states on Monday (The New York Times).
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But the consequences of our political actions — and inaction — are as real as the bullets in Mr. Mateen's weapon.
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"It is more of a means of deflecting attention from the inaction or action of the past," Goel said.
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As one of the movement's American organizers, Alexandria has also become a prominent young critic of world leaders' inaction.
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"The Senate's inaction ignored the benefits the package would bring to the overburdened taxpayers of New Jersey," Christie said.
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What was once easily defined during the Reagan administration now is a total mess of confusion, inaction, and failure.
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For Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, a master of the politics of inaction, a bluff has also been called.
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A key funding mechanism for parks and recreational facilities is set to expire Sunday due to inaction from Congress.
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Part of the reason for this inaction is the smear campaign being run by Big Pharma against the bill.
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Some have implemented innovative public-private partnerships to partially fill the resource gap the federal government's inaction has left.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Humans won't be the only population endangered by inaction at the Salton Sea.
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The forced inaction and side-effects of chemotherapy and other drugs wasted away an alarming amount of lean muscle.
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The Senate's inaction on Garland has made the court vacancy a key political prize in a presidential election year.
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Many researchers and educators have vowed to organize and protest the Trump Administration as a result of climate inaction.
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Trump had complained bitterly over China's perceived inaction on its fentanyl trade, and he threatened economic punishment in return.
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In an atmosphere of frustration with Washington, inaction on guns could add to voters' anger at entrenched lawmakers there.
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From students to politicians, people everywhere are standing up to the widespread inaction over the planet's rapidly warming temperatures.
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The Obama administration's inaction helped open the door to the 21st-century hypersonic contest America finds itself in today.
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Nevertheless, some states have informed families that their children could lose coverage because of delays and inaction by Congress.
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Congress's inaction on guns over the past few years is not due to the unpopularity of gun control measures.
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"For over 1 1/2 years we have been sacrificing our education to protest against your inaction," Greta said.
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"What spurred states to take action was actually federal inaction," said Sarah Mysiewicz Gill, senior legislative representative for AARP.
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Ky charged Thieu with inaction, promising dramatic responses of his own, including the liberation of the North by force.
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A patchwork national network of volunteers has jumped in to fill the gap created by federal and corporate inaction.
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That may prove enough for European leaders to push past their legacy of inaction to deliver a muscular response.
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The launch took place a week after North Korea launched two short-range missiles following three months of inaction.
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A loss of legitimacy, the chief justice must have reasoned, was more likely to follow from action than inaction.
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We look forward to working with this Administration and Congress to restart efforts after years of delay and inaction.
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But in Belén's case, the answer is uncompromising: Her own body rebels against inaction by depriving itself of sensation.
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" Kasich also ripped lawmakers for their inaction on gun control, accusing them of being "afraid of their own shadows.
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"The administration rationalized its indifference and inaction by saying that Russia would find itself in a quagmire," he added.
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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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"No one will want to hire someone old like me," is a common excuse for inaction and defeatist procrastination.
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Trump's dismissal of climate science and inaction on the climate crisis stands in stark contrast to his 2900 rivals.
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Carol S. FrielCincinnati To the Editor: Elisabeth Rosenthal's article discusses Washington's inaction on legislation to stop surprise medical billing.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Amazon employees walked out in protest on Friday over the company's inaction on climate change.
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Meanwhile in Sydney, more than 30,000 took to the streets in protest of the government's inaction on climate change.
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On March 14, thousands of students walked out of their schools' classrooms to protest government inaction on gun control.
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Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison is facing heat for his own inaction on climate change and defense of coal.
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Parkland shooting survivor Lauren Hogg admonished House lawmakers over this inaction during a hearing before House lawmakers on Wednesday.
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But he said the risk of inaction exceeded the risk that killing him might dramatically escalate tensions with Tehran.
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" He also blamed what he said was inaction by previous administration on the matter, saying, "we had no choice.
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In light of Monday's deadline, Democrats attempted to focus the blame on Trump and Republicans for inaction on DACA.
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That blind inaction, caused by a culture of bureaucracy and buck-passing, contributed to the deaths of 124 people.
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The Turkish central bank stepped up Thursday after months of inaction and increased interest rates to 24% from 17.75%.
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"This has all the markings of Watergate" - @tedlieu on Mueller probe and Trump's inaction on Russian election interference: pic.twitter.
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Kashmiris have been without internet access for so long that WhatsApp has reportedly begun deleting their accounts for inaction.
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" WEF added that "the fractures that have emerged politically, economically and socially must not foster intolerance, indecision and inaction.
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Some blame congressional inaction for the massacre while others say now is not the time for such political battles.
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I wanted to make a film that acknowledges neglect and inaction in the face of the real race monster.
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And all the while our political, industry, and media leaders go above and beyond to betray us with inaction.
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And as we've seen impeachment go on, we've seen the President get louder and louder about the Democrats' inaction.
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Some blame congressional inaction for the massacre, while others say now is not the time for such political battles.
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Democrats in June took the remarkable step of commandeering the House floor to protest Republicans' inaction on the issue.
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Yet the Fed's inaction at that moment, even if mistaken, did not diminish my love for our central bank.
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Where some experts have seen inaction and indifference, Republican senators see a federal government quickly mobilizing under difficult circumstances.
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But the EU should not give up on its dishevelled inner courtyard, if only because of the risks inaction poses.
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After decades of inaction to slow climate warming that's causing sea level rise, sea levels are -- wait for it -- rising.
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That left progressives disappointed with legislative inaction on a number of important topics, including most critically climate change and immigration.
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In June, John Lewis and several other legislatures staged a Sit-In to protest Republican inaction regarding gun control laws.
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Hong Kong stocks were little changed, as the upbeat mood stirred by Federal Reserve's inaction on rates began to fade.
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But the letter asserts that other problems reflect ongoing inaction by top department officials and positions that Barr holds himself.
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The #BoycottFlorida campaign took off Saturday after student-activist David Hogg suggested people punish the state's inaction with their wallets.
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The young people who took to the streets today are dismayed — but not surprised — by the inaction of their elders.
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The UN has condemned the latest inaction, calling on either Italy or Malta to bring the people to safety first.
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The song denounces the inaction by men to prevent and respond to the violence they ignore, commit, or even promote.
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A grand jury in Washington seemed poised to make a decision on the case last year before fizzling into inaction.
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Years of inaction have justifiably led critics to complain that regulators around the world have been asleep at the switch.
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Driving the news: A lot is happening on the state front in the wake of inaction at the federal level.
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All of it came attached to a message for the people in power: Inaction is unacceptable, and it ends now.
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Republicans, on the other hand, can count inaction as a win when they manage to block that kind of expansion.
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So, following a session at the Hard Times gym, have we been nudged from our self-regarding insularity and inaction?
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"Pompeo is a perfect emblem of what has transmogrified from climate denial and inaction to outright enthusiasm for pollution," Sen.
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In response to the inaction, users on Twitter mobilized, following a campaign started by Grab Your Wallet founder Shannon Coulter.
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They claim on constitutional grounds that inaction on climate is depriving them of their rights to life, liberty and property.
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That inaction is partly down to the fact that broader views on gun control have become a strong partisan marker.
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Mr Geden is not alone in fearing that models that increasingly rely on NETs are "a cover for political inaction".
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The history of health reform since the 2500s has been one of long periods of inaction punctuated by fierce backlash.
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But some experiments to move families from poverty-blighted neighbourhoods have worked—and have showed the terrible cost of inaction.
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Men need to step up as allies and be held accountable for their actions (or, in some cases, their inaction).
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I don't think being fearful or being paralyzed into inaction — or being cavalier about the risk either — is very helpful.
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Congress' inaction, despite strong public support for stricter gun control, undoubtedly reflects the outsized influence of the "gun rights" lobby.
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When I think about the cost of our inaction on health care, my mind always returns to Jackson County, Colorado.
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The left has taken Twitter to task for relative inaction over incendiary comments from far right pundits like Alex Jones.
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As much as Trump will want to pin the blame on Democrats, the culprit will be clear: his own inaction.
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"Our inaction tends to signal that war crimes and crimes against humanity are condoned and have no consequences," he said.
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Additionally, he believes that inaction from the Federal Reserve will drive gold prices higher as investors expect lower interest rates.
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"Due in large part to industry inaction, unwanted robocalls continue to plague consumers who use the telephone network," he said.
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Yet even as threats grow abroad, the biggest danger to our military might come here at home from congressional inaction.
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For that reason, the allegations against Tyndall -- and the reported inaction of chaperones in his exam room -- leave her concerned.
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We are in such dire straits now, with little chance of averting dangerous climate change, because of decades of inaction.
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In my life as a soldier and citizen, I have seen time and time again that inaction has dire consequences.
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A man who, through either inaction or malice, has repeatedly permitted the deaths of inmates under his care and supervision.
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Even at its most superficial level, it drives real action or inaction, and real consequences may be pinned to it.
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There's a fundamental reason why consistently strident American demands are met with consistently stubborn Pakistani inaction: A misalignment of interests.
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The study found the temperatures will exceed that limit in the next 22019 years if "current climate policy inaction" continues.
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The pursuit of innovations in monetary policy, he said, is diverting needed attention from the inaction of fiscal policy makers.
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The universalists are moved by injustices anywhere, and morally repulsed by inaction and indifference in the face of that suffering.
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Inaction would see both defense and domestic spending drop by about 10 percent in fiscal 2020, which begins Oct. 1.
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This generation of climate activists is tired of inaction, and they've caught the attention of leaders all over the world.
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While it would have been nice to save more in my 20s, nothing can be done about my prior inaction.
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Without their work, says Jerry Taylor, the president of the Niskanen Center, a libertarian think tank, lawmakers couldn't support inaction.
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Greg Abbott called the legislature back after conservative fallout, spurred by legislative inaction, following the close of the regular session.
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House Democrats are soliciting donations as they stage a highly publicized sit-in to protest inaction on gun control measures.
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The damage from climate change — one problem that's even more important than stagnation — will accelerate in the face of inaction.
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The simplest reason for Australian inaction is that it benefits greatly, or at least does not suffer, from current arrangements.
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Yet for years, conservative news and commentary shows pushed the story, which Republican lawmakers cited to justify inaction on climate.
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His inaction regarding the children of Santa Fe. Children died under his watch and he accepts money from the NRA.
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"Empowering students to do the walkouts and become leaders in their communities, speaking up when they see inaction," Lane said.
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Years of inaction under Donald Trump and Pruitt will mean more problems for the generations that will inherit the world.
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For more than a decade, "bipartisan cooperation" has, with very few exceptions, meant inaction on climate change (and much else).
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Between phone static, mistranslations, misunderstandings, and plain, simple indecision, communication is hard, but people's actions (or inaction) will speak volumes.
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Citizens of the world, while worried about the inevitable harm it will bring, are divided to the point of inaction.
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Fitch has warned that inaction on the budget front would result in a downgrade by the end of this month.
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It is not the first time that YouTube has come under scrutiny for its perceived inaction towards conspiracy theory videos.
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Science has delivered answers, but Gilead's greed and the government's inaction are keeping it from those who need it most.
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There's a legal term that comes up in the investigation, "depraved indifference": inaction so egregious that it amounts to murder.
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In other cases, individuals have sued fossil fuel companies and governments for their contributions to, or inaction on, climate change.
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Days after the shooting, investigators focused on the action — or inaction — of Scot Peterson, the only armed guard on campus.
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His administration is now seeking to undermine or discard research showing the most dire risks of inaction on climate change.
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The Sanders plan lists a number of causes of school segregation, such as inaction from the courts and federal government.
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We fight wars we don't know how to win and rue the consequences of action (Iraq) and inaction (Syria) alike.
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But natural variability in water levels and climate change are no longer excuses for inaction, he and his colleagues write.
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In August, BuzzFeed published an exposé on the company's "inaction and organizational disarray" when it came to dealing with abuse.
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"Disaster-struck communities can't afford the Republicans' inaction on this," Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California said Thursday a news conference.
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"For over one-and-a-half years we have been sacrificing our education to protest against your inaction," Thunberg said.
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International leaders and rights groups have denounced Myanmar for ethnic cleansing — some have called it genocide — and castigated her inaction.
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And it's rare that corporate directors and officers have to worry about legal liabilities arising from their action or inaction.
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"The one option that is not on the table is inaction," said Alphonso David, the chief counsel to Mr. Cuomo.
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Such a vicious cycle, retrenchment ensuring inaction, could only further demoralize grass-roots Republicans, deteriorating the party's standing even more.
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Insert cliche that "this time could be different," but predicting government paralysis or inaction isn't a bad bet these days.
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Swedish 17-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg on Tuesday sharply criticized world leaders for political inaction over climate change.
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Allow us to correct this perilous mislabeling: The threats do not come just from the environment, but from human inaction.
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Why it matters: Individual behavior tackling climate change is getting greater attention as inaction on the matter persists among governments.
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"The inaction in response had a message that was loud and clear: Black gay lives obviously didn't matter," Bass said.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia and Mayor Mike Signer of Charlottesville, both Democrats, responsible for the "police inaction" and ensuing violence.
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While the first decision arguably had more positive impact on the conflict, Mr. Obama was widely criticized for his inaction.
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That's unconscionable, even borderline nuts, especially now that President Trump himself has seen at first hand the results of inaction.
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Spain has many problems — the degraded public health and education systems, youth unemployment, poverty, the relentless Catalan crisis, government inaction.
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Mark Milley defended the U.S. strike against Soleimani, saying the risk of inaction was greater than the risk of action.
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Unfortunately, inaction and partisan tactics resulted in a rejection of attempts to find an alternative method to fund the bill.
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Green groups have generally praised the former mayor's charitable giving as a generous countermeasure to government inaction on climate change.
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Tom Cotton and Lindsey Graham have consistently advised Trump that the consequence of inaction would only make Iran's behavior worse.
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Millions of children took part in rallies around the world to protest against political inaction over climate change last year.
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And a court in the Netherlands ruled that the Dutch government's inaction on climate change violates international human rights law.
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Another explanation for the Lebanese government's inaction may be that it is simply distracted by protests and impending economic collapse.
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After months of communications and what he described as "bureaucratic inaction and unexplainable delays," an NTSB investigator finally contacted him.
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Senators, temporarily relegated to the sidelines as the House begins impeachment proceedings against President Trump, lament inaction as legislation languishes.
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While I don't see Oscar as some nefarious villain trying to deny coverage overtly, it is a violence through inaction.
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Get involved with Student Climate Action, an intersectional youth group taking to the streets to protest government inaction on climate.
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MORE did next to nothing about North Korea for eight years and Hillary Clinton was a part of that inaction.
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They are the authors of "Independent Politics: How American Disdain for Parties Leads to Political Inaction" (Cambridge University Press, 2016).
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Playing the obstructionist card could hurt Democrats if the economy cools and Trump blames inaction in the House for that.
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The deadline for raising the debt ceiling is over six weeks away, but investors are already concerned about possible inaction.
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I believe their inaction is a grave threat to people's lives, to our democracy and to democracy around the world.
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That's called legislating from the bench even when, as in this case, the court's hand is forced by Congress's inaction.
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This phenomenon generally results in inaction, as investors ride losing stocks lower and lower rather than cut their losses short.
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The event featured an impassioned speech by Thunberg, who made headlines for confronting leaders over their inaction on climate change.
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Others, including Speaker Nancy Pelosi, appear to be exploiting the lack of a Trump-slaying MacGuffin to justify their inaction.
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Poloz said that while the bank did not know exactly where the economy was heading, that did not justify inaction.
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When asked to defend this decision and inaction, the acting Federal Maritime Commission chairman did not even reference tugboat operators.
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The scorecard gives a letter grade to 29 popular retailers based upon their action — or inaction — in preventing gun violence.
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There will come a point where the costs of inaction overwhelm the status quo, and action will be universally demanded.
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So far, cities have been trying to protect their immigrant populations through inaction — refusing to help with certain federal requests.
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Congress was busy elsewhere on Capitol Hill: The House passed two major gun control bills after two decades of inaction.
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When I felt burnt out from political action, Wolfenstein: The New Colossus demanded I consider the costs of selfish inaction.
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" His inaction on the issue prompted a suit last month from eight children who accused the governor of "deliberate indifference.
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The Trump administration's top official for legal immigration said Thursday that former Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanUSCIS chief Cuccinelli blames Paul Ryan for immigration inaction Soaring deficits could put Trump in a corner if there's a recession Paul Ryan moving family to Washington MORE (R-Wis.) is responsible for congressional inaction on immigration reform.
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"The thing about Rwanda that's important is it showed the cost of inaction," said James B. Steinberg, who served as Mrs.
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Congressional inaction has put the health care of tens of millions of Americans who rely on community health centers at risk.
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"[Moving Beijing] requires a comprehensive and carefully executed strategy that includes specific asks and clear consequences for inaction," Rosenberger tells me.
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Obama's senior advisers need to testify about their inaction on Russian election meddling and their anti-Trump political activity without delay.
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The lawsuit, filed on behalf of five Jane Does, alleges the school's inaction resulted in at least one assailant raping again.
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Their inaction led one person, Warren Temple Pastor L.W. Strickland to send a letter to the NAACP calling for an investigation.
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The justices' inaction suggests that some of them believe the issue should percolate in the lower courts before Supreme Court review.
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Lawmakers' inaction on speed cameras means the devices will be turned off in 140 New York City school zones next month.
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LGBT rights activist Peter Thatchell was also detained for protesting Vladimir Putin's inaction on Chechnya near the Red Square in Moscow.
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And Obama gave a strong speech chastising Republicans for their inaction on Garland -- delivered at the University of Chicago Law School.
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Throughout this season, dating back to Abraham's death in the premiere, Rosita has grown more and more bitter over Alexandria's inaction.
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Teenage demonstrators staged an emotional protest, weeping and singing, at political inaction on climate change near London's Heathrow Airport on Friday.
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His departure comes after weeks of inaction from CBS' board, which had drawn a great deal of criticism from advocacy groups.
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His role in the accident — and the inaction that could have prevented it — continue to haunt those who know him best.
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The Syrian opposition leaders are right: Through their inaction, powerful nations are now complicit in the starving of civilians, including newborns.
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In January, they came up with an idea: Why not counter Trump's inaction on climate by planting a proverbial "Trump Forest"?
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Last year, after a BuzzFeed investigation on its inaction with abuse reports, Twitter vowed to do more and to do better.
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They are vulnerable to the effects of climate change, such as flooding, so the cost of inaction is all too tangible.
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But the Fed statement is also expected to reveal that at least two board members disagree with the central bank's inaction.
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But I suspect that those teams will conclude that their colleagues at WhatsApp, through their willful inaction, are undermining their efforts.
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I felt guilty for waiting so long, like I had been lazy — and my friends had suffered because of my inaction.
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He is planning daily floor speeches attacking Republicans for inaction," and will propose "a special Senate committee focused on the issue.
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Youth will hold our adults and elected officials accountable for their legacy of destruction and inaction when it comes climate change.
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Even a mild, inaction-oriented Trump White House would naturally find itself filling vacancies with conservative judges recommended by conservative Republicans.
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Emboldened by the government's inaction, militiamen hacked and burned to death more than 170 people in Ogossagou, central Mali, in March.
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They can't just say that, though, so they have to retrofit a set of beliefs that justify inaction on climate change.
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We soon learn that Luke is slow to act because he's seen the devastating consequences of his reactions (and inaction) firsthand.
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Cook went on to slam U.S. lawmakers' inaction around gun control as "insanity" and called for bipartisan efforts on the issue.
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When it comes to climate change, the evidence is robust and overwhelmingly clear that the cost of inaction is unacceptably high.
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Public apathy greenlights leaders' inaction Remember the infamous "What is Aleppo?" response by a candidate for president of the United States?
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There's been a little bit of a tendency to talk about inaction on climate as only being caused by science denial.
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But a day navigating Cairo's roads is enough to show that inaction now will lead to higher costs in the future.
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U.S. inaction on treaty ratification has already provided other states, including China, India, and Pakistan, with cynical excuses not to act.
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The Ocean's 8 star also assailed what she characterized as white privilege and inaction in the face of violence and injustice.
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Their inaction is enabled by a public that cares less about the debt even as the problem has become more acute.
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"It's just a general risk-off tone that you saw overnight really stemming from the inaction at the BOJ," he added.
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Only Ivanka can help him appeal to the generation that otherwise is going to be responsible for dealing with our inaction.
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Last week, Tezos supporters launched an online petition criticizing "the behavior and inaction of the current board" of the Tezos Foundation.
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Our actions or continued inaction will be the difference between a discriminatory, violent world or a world of freedom and equality.
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Leaving aside its fundamental irresponsibility, a course of inaction carries hard-to-quantify costs in the form of subsidies for borrowers.
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High school students across the country walked out of school on Wednesday to protest inaction from politicians on gun control policy.
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Avoiding catastrophic changes in the climate is a race against time and inaction; it is a race that must be won.
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The 16-year-old has inspired young climate protesters around the world, warning about the dangers of inaction and global warming.
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Jessica Neuwirth, a founder and co-president of the E.R.A. Coalition, argued that ratification in Virginia would make inaction politically untenable.
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While the Democrats were overwhelmingly united in their remarkable 25-hour protest of congressional inaction on gun reform, not everyone participated.
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Zeman's inaction led the Social Democrats to threaten to leave the center-left cabinet they share with Babis's populist ANO party.
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The central bank's ongoing inaction is more than anything a manifestation of Erdogan's political control over Turkey's fiscal policy, experts say.
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Its inaction resulted in a fourth consecutive session of net drains ahead of month- and quarter-end, when conditions typically tighten.
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Many countries across Africa are portrayed as a lost cause — a hot bed for corruption, violence, and inaction from those elected.
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"Every minute we allow this to persist through tacit encouragement or inaction is a disgrace, & corrosive to our values," she continued.
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After years of instability and American inaction, Russia has brought the regime of Bashar al-Assad to the brink of victory.
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His supporters argued that there had been risks in refusing to intervene, as demonstrated subsequently by the West's inaction over Syria.
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The need for such contortions even for win-win climate rules illustrates the legislative void left by decades of congressional inaction.
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Time is running out, history is on the verge of repeating itself; if inaction prevails, humanity will pay the terrible price.
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The administration has blamed congressional inaction, particularly among Democrats, for the escalating number of separated families and thousands of detained children.
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Teenage protesters staged an emotional protest, weeping and singing, at political inaction on climate change near London's Heathrow Airport on Friday.
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Last Friday, millions of demonstrators gathered in cities around the world for a global climate strike, protesting inaction on climate change.
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The generation that never had it so good risks handing off the hangover of its excess and inaction to its children.
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More recently, however, researchers have started to tease out some fairly specific costs associated with inaction—and the numbers aren't pretty.
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For those not satisfied with Trump's start and frustrated with the inaction from the Article I branch, there remain hopeful signs.
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And sometimes it is easier to blame climate change than acknowledge inaction in the face of factors unrelated to the weather.
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The reasoning for the inaction was predictable: Oh, we are far too busy with hard problems for such soft power stuff.
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Leading political figures, embroiled in government formation negotiations in Baghdad, have scrambled to respond to the crisis, condemning rivals for inaction.
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That inaction prompted a public outpouring of anger from some Labour members as well as members of the British Jewish community.
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In a lengthy monologue, she alludes to an abusive relationship with her father, and how her past inaction has frustrated her.
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"That is part of Duterte's strategy of silence, inaction and subservience to China's actions in the South China Sea," he said.
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The main point is that the power of the Republican faction on the Supreme Court depends, in part, on congressional inaction.
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Students from the Florida school have lashed out at political leaders, including Republican President Donald Trump, for inaction on the issue.
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"This world-weary prediction of inaction is pernicious," ProPublica's Alec MacGillis wrote this weekend, in a perceptive mini-essay on Twitter.
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She said opponents' estimates are premature and do not account for the benefits of climate action and the costs of inaction.
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In contrast, America has had 53 years of inaction since the University of Texas tower shooting in 1966 claimed 17 lives.
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Inaction with respect to the art-washing industrial complex of contemporary art makes our field complicit with death, disaster, and destruction.
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The president's policy inaction on white supremacy, combined with his willingness to outright parrot white supremacist language, further emboldens white nationalists.
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Offering "thoughts and prayers" after such tragedies is so common that it has become a model for performative sympathy and inaction.
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"We're deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction," he said.
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Impossible. Yet the excuses for inaction in Bob Hicok's parable of environmental greed rapidly rise to a rousing chorus of denial.
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Ramzan Kadyrov, the Russian republic's strongman leader, even criticized the Kremlin's inaction, in a departure from his usual praise for Moscow.
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Some were killed by the police during protest demonstrations against the ethnic violence and what the protesters regarded as government inaction.
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" And this anxiety, she says, will mount if we postpone or ignore expert counsel: "Passivity and inaction will make fear grow.
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From California to Florida, teenagers walked out of classes, stopped traffic and made stirring speeches calling out their elders for inaction.
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