To incite fear of loss, to incite fear of others.
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One of the fundamental rights is to -- INGRAHAM: Not incite violence, LaDawn, not incite violence.
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"With Incite, the only choice you'll have to make is us," Dempsey coos in the minute-long clip, before pointing us towards the official Incite Inc.
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I Incite has three investment vehicles, which allows the pair to wait longer for a return: Incite Ventures, an LLC investment fund looking at mission-driven enterprises; Incite Labs, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that makes grants and program-related investments to charitable, educational and scientific purposes; and a political wing called Incite Politics, in which Swati and Matt get involved personally to organize and support political initiatives and candidates.
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"A man who squashed and stepped on his political rivals throughout his political life, had no compassion or mercy for them even in their most difficult hour, is the last person who can now enlist the public's support to incite against detectives, incite against judges, incite against prosecutors," Mr. Gantz said.
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For hate speech, we look at whether the primary purpose of the video is to incite hatred toward or promote supremacism over a protected group; or whether it seeks to incite violence.
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So when Jane's Incite editor calls her into her office the next day to say, "I made a mistake thinking you would be a good fit at Incite," the move feels deeply earned.
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JONES: Well, she did not ask them to incite violence.
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A: They were INSTRUCTED & PAID to incite riots and violence.
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Biden and his backers sought to soothe rather than incite.
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I'd personally never suggest Joker was intended to incite violence.
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It seems that Trump's statement could not incite imminent action.
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"The Sanders campaign helped incite everything that happened," she said.
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Now, Eric Trump's phrasing is unlikely to incite anything horrible.
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The killing helped incite a national movement for police accountability.
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Is the media being used to incite fear around it?
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And did Congresswoman Maxine Water illegally incite leftists to commit violence?
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Hillary using the Mentally Ill to incite violence at Trump rallies.
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Myanmarese military leaders used Facebook to incite an anti-Rohingya genocide.
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He told CNN the billboard isn't meant to incite religious animus.
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And they all too often incite anti-Jewish hostility on campus.
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The Italian sauce from Bologna has been known to incite controversy.
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Cognitive decline and health problems can incite predatory behavior, Litt said.
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Or it could very well incite the frenzied downfall of mankind.
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It's pretty easy to use, but the analysis can incite paranoia.
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Sometimes big, seismic changes can incite an unexpected kind of mourning.
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Does Trump incite violence against the network by "wrestling" a logo?
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What if a respected historical figure were used to incite violence?
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" He said he wanted to "incite violence, retaliation and further divide.
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For a fashion model, success is the ability to incite desire.
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It's unclear what, exactly, Incite is or what role they'll play in the show, but Mays is a big enough actor that he will likely have a season three arc—maybe Incite is a rival to Delos?
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Tweets that incite violence or harassment are in violation of Twitter's policies.
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"This election especially seemed to incite a lot of fear," said Berg.
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That is most obviously because he has helped incite some of it.
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The countdown toward his execution might well incite other acts of terrorism.
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Politicians should be careful not to incite the public against the judiciary.
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Incite is a different type of investment fund, say Swati and Matt.
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It is not ok to attack or incite violence against other users.
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Madaleno kissed his husband in the ad, hoping to incite the president.
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She says he publicly accused her of trying to incite community members.
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In the American justice system, if you don't indict, you cannot incite.
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So is organizing a panel discussion "with intent to incite political unrest".
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His job as commander in chief is to dampen controversy, not incite.
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It does not incite opposition; it is often touted as transcending politics.
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Such a situation could well incite a fury of anger and frustration.
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The statement was not specific enough to incite violence, the court said.
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Tyler, the Creator is sure to incite some mayhem at 6:35.
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They cut their hands or gouge their eyes out to incite sympathy.
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Yes, platforms can be used to spread fake information and incite violence.
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Which brings us to the next point:For hate speech, we look at whether the primary purpose of the video is to incite hatred toward or promote supremacism over a protected group; or whether it seeks to incite violence.
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They didn't want me to incite, basically, the wrong crowd, which is true.
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Moderators tried to incite a conflict between the two, but to no avail.
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Fake news spreads as easily as real happenings; mobs are easy to incite.
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That may incite negative reactions among the citizens of the two Asian powerhouses.
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America's allies in Europe are warning that the administration's actions may incite war.
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It doesn't incite you to transform society; it strengthens you to tolerate it.
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Palestinians, in turn, incite against Jews and resort to violence, including random stabbings.
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Bell shared photos from the event, which are sure to incite Frozen FOMO.
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The shortage of listings continues to drive prices higher and incite bidding wars.
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But their ongoing rhetoric on social media does incite and inspire terrorist groups.
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"We were not attempting to incite fear with this email," Mr. Sanchez said.
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Local leaders incite hostility to migrants as a means of maintaining their authority.
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Ms. Halvorson, a guitarist, uses bent notes and small, dissonant harmonies to incite.
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Despite the overwhelming backlash, though, Trump's actual speech didn't incite any noteworthy protesting.
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The officer alleged that Mr. Mckesson had helped incite violence at the protest.
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As a closer, his failures are costlier and more liable to incite fans.
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We don't want Facebook to be used to spread hatred and incite violence.
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"We have previously told the President his rhetoric could incite violence," he continued.
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The past year proved that art continues to incite all manner of prohibition.
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New McNally projects always incite anticipation but not a great deal of suspense.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump has helped to incite a counter-movement.
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They make Michelin-starred chefs weak at the knees and incite turf wars.
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How do you feel visual media can incite change and impact public opinion?
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We've seen them used to incite racial and ethnic violence in places like Myanmar.
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So any new technique is sure to incite controversy, especially in the United States.
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Sure, the notion of a "penis transplant" might incite a case of the giggles.
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The problem with these works is that the anger they incite is too seductive.
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In humans, stressors like PTSD, depression, abuse, and everyday events can incite self-harm.
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This culture of hatred is only driving ISIS to radicalize, recruit and incite violence.
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YouTube officials say the company removes videos that contain hate speech or incite violence.
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Are there other variables that incite someone to lash out in a violent way?
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On the other hand, his tweets can be dangerous and could potentially incite violence.
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"He distributed information to incite racial hatred and hostility... by spreading hoaxes," said Chairul.
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In response, they built a knockoff that doesn't delete content intended to incite hatred.
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But even the simplest tasks could incite frustration in the months following my accident.
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It says the company lacks adequate tools to report messages that might incite violence.
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The men of Money Monster play the emotional, irrational roles that incite the action.
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They are songs that tell a story and incite a certain type of fun.
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Stalinism and also to incite the workers of the United States to revolution. In
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Negative emotions like fear and disgust and rage are the easiest emotions to incite.
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But cartel lieutenants have sought to incite rivalries among street crews, the authorities say.
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Lawmakers should abandon punitive measures that could incite retaliation against American companies operating abroad.
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In Germany, the constitution bans censorship, while laws ban speech deemed to incite hatred.
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During his interview with the FBI, Tobin described his desire to incite violent attacks.
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It warned the remarks could incite aggression and violence against Venezuelans living in Colombia.
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"The last thing we need, my friends, are leaders who incite more fear," Mrs.
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My brother writes, mostly, to incite, to make people angry, perhaps even to act.
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There's just enough substance there to generate frisson, but not enough to incite action.
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Although this research is both important and gag-inducing, it shouldn't really incite panic.
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Aside from being blatantly racist, the coupons might actually be trying to incite violence.
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Adding even more American air defenses could incite another dispute with the Iraqi government.
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Books are supposed to meet higher standards than just the emotional release they incite.
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Incite, we learn a few minutes later, is the tech company that owns Rehoboam.
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They are supposed to incite change — and what these players are doing is working.
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Still, Mr. Berger insists he is not aiming to incite mass protests just yet.
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" Anna Kendrick and Aubrey Plaza incite mayhem in "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.
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Critics said the film was problematic, because it would incite Black people to riot.
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By continuing to condemn violence "on both sides," this may actually incite new violence.
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Trump, for his part, has repeatedly said he does not incite or condone violence.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said the vote could incite Turkey's Kurdish factions.
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And kids who incite spankings may be more difficult or delinquent to begin with.
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Jane calls the CEO to apologize, and her apology leaks to the web and becomes a meme; when Incite sends her onto TV to apologize for the apology, Jane ends up doubling down on her stance and throwing Incite under the bus.
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Kessler, for what it's worth, seemed to be doing his best to incite the crowd.
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"They were trying to incite people to commit crimes," said Newkirk, dismissing the company's claims.
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Canceling the match was too risky for the junta; doing so might incite a protest.
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"His words alone have been able to incite followers to carry out terrorism," he said.
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In recent months they have increased their propaganda efforts, hoping to incite Iran's Sunni minority.
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"There is a concerted effort to incite violence in Bengal by the BJP," she said.
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However, I believe that to incite change, we must expose the issues that need changing.
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Previously, it has revoked licenses for hardcore pornography and material that could incite terrorist crimes.
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Britain First shared posts "designed to incite animosity and hated against minority groups," Facebook says.
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Once again, this feels like common decency but managed to incite backlash from users. 8.
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The Trump campaign later said he only meant to increase political engagement, not incite violence.
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In Cameroon, Facebook has been used both to incite violence and to make threatening posts.
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MORE: The campaign told US Secret Service that Trump did not intend to incite violence.
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Unfortunately, I think it's much easier to incite hatred against people rather than a system.
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Grassroots movements are promoting interfaith reconciliation and opposing hate speech that attempts to incite violence.
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Use stereotypes that incite or promote hatred based on any of the attributes noted above.
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These companies you've never heard of are about to incite another massive drug price outrage
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Such grassroots approaches, developed collaboratively by groups such as Creative Interventions, Critical Resistance, and Incite!
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These terrorist organizations, by any standard, incite violence and worse, yet are inexplicably left online.
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It's important to not only acknowledge the need for change, but to also incite it.
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High tariffs outlived their utility and helped incite a global trade war in the 1930s.
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Opening an official impeachment inquiry could incite a significant political backlash before the 2020 elections.
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One of the first cases to incite outrage was Ms. Craig's arrest in December 2016.
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For nearly three years, he has used the presidency to stir anger and incite hatred.
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Did the defendants incite the use of violence in order to overturn the political system?
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The app can help expand our love of the designed world and incite our curiosity.
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Some people thrive in the creative environment that end-of-the-year holiday parties incite.
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Moondog's best pieces are minimalist and percussive, and incite a kind of woozy, placating trance.
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And it will always be easier to incite fear of foreigners than of our neighbors.
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Now the fight over wall funding may incite yet another round of congressional muscle-flexing.
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Penley's biggest fear is that the city's current setup will incite violence among the demonstrators.
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On UnReal, the producers are not above leveraging the contestants' psychological triggers to incite juicy breakdowns.
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Of course, not all queer nativity scenes incite fury, but when they do, it's rul' gross.
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He would exploit his mass appeal to "incite reasoning, to give confidence to ... those ghetto youth".
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Rather than spewing explicit threats himself, his words incite and encourage unpredictable hate from his followers.
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Another directive barring the "preparation, distribution and exhibition of material that could incite chaos" remains intact.
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Maybe he's doing it all to incite a crazy case of FOMO in his fans worldwide.
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Breakingviews There's a growing risk that credit woes will incite banklike runs on bond mutual funds.
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The circumstances of the blow, how much she might have done to incite me, wouldn't matter.
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I'm not trying to incite riots with hipsters—it wouldn't work out well for them anyway.
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I think it would incite a lot of excitement and rejoicing by advancing the beauty standards.
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McMASTER: I think what terrorism is, is the use of violence to incite terror and fear.
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What separates hate speech from offensive ideas, or misinformation from coordinated disinformation intended to incite violence?
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Repeatedly, repeatedly the media resorts to personal attacks without any contact other than to incite anger.
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Repeatedly, repeatedly the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger.
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He's done this before, chiding Trump for trying to incite drama to stay on the show.
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Some are fearful that Shannon could incite hatred of abortion providers and more violence against clinics.
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However, betrayal of rising expectations creates intense public anger that can also incite demonstrations and revolutions.
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"The terrorists who attacked us thought they could incite fear and weaken our spirit," Trump said.
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With any luck, his efforts will incite other chefs to occasion a true pot roast renaissance.
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Reddit banned a QAnon community in September, saying that some posts about the theory incite violence.
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In that case, Trump's campaign also insisted that his comments were not intended to incite violence.
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At times they would incite inter-tribal wars or attempt to starve and scare local tribes.
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Clinton and President Barack Obama had paid people to incite violence at rallies for Mr. Trump.
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But the policy options all have their own limitations and the potential to further incite protesters.
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This is dangerous work, the work I do, studying violent men or men who incite violence.
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However, the company reserves the right to take down posts if are intended to incite violence.
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TikTok now explicitly prohibits false content meant to incite hate or mislead people about upcoming elections.
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Such a move, against an ally no less, could incite extremist attacks against the United States.
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"If their goal is to incite fear and disrupt our business, they've done that," she said.
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"Weaponization" is used to describe both rhetoric that might incite violence and criticism of violent rhetoric.
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Rights activists said his release sent a message that majority Buddhists could incite hate against minorities.
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Just so we're clear: the president's comments will only incite more player protests, not quell them.
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There can be no better example of something completely untrue and designed only to incite passions.
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Let's use them not to incite, vilify or divide, but to remember, educate, inspire and unite.
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"I'm going hunting...hunting for humans," he told his wife before leaving to incite this bloodshed.
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He can claim he didn't mean to incite anyone, but he knows he's done it before.
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When Delgado stepped into the ring, he flashed a red cape to incite the bull to charge.
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The incident has been known to be used to incite anti-Semitic sentiments, according to the Post.
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The company's audit team found several instances of language they thought had the potential to incite violence.
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And maybe this next journey she goes on to start-up Incite will kind of test that.
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JEFF UBBEN: Yeah, there's incite that I think I have because I come new to this world.
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Before the prayer session, police arrested 60 people they suspected would incite violence, a police spokesman said.
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If Trump actually uses the military to deploy or incite violence, that's when all bets are off.
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Their policy is to only remove content if the uploader's intent is to incite violence or hatred.
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Despite all this, he has a plan: Fergus has to set him free and incite a mutiny.
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Potter fans wouldn't be able to cope and your presence would probably incite a major fan freakout.
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I think that&aposs what the President is talking about, not trying to incite a race war.
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"Any time that you commit an attack against people to incite fear, it is terrorism," McMaster said.
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" On Charlottesville: "I think what terrorism is, is the use of violence to incite terror and fear.
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Marketing has always been a mighty tool with the power to shape public opinion to incite action.
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Trump was trying to incite a merger and gain entry into the elite class of NFL owners.
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But how can justice truly prevail if law —created to incite fear and intimidate— binds the truth?
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Here's hoping the coverage doesn't incite as much rage as their Rose Parade broadcast for Amazon did.
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It doesn't incite news-media panic, nor has it been co-opted much by the diet industry.
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But be aware that something you find funny could very well incite the wrath of the Foodgōd.
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Social media firms are already under U.N. scrutiny for allowing users to incite hatred and target minorities.
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"We're here to confront the white supremacy and will not ignore the hate they incite," Makia continued.
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His long-delayed visit to the UK, scheduled for next month, is expected to incite widespread protests.
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It's a monumental task and one that, if done incorrectly, has the potential to incite social outrage.
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Illegal hate speech in Europe is defined as hate speech that has the potential to incite violence.
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It took something truly conventional — donating money to a presidential candidate — to incite demands for his banishment.
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I've also witnessed how technology has enabled terrorists to spread their message of hate and incite fear.
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Charlottesville demonstrated the potency of platforms as organizational tools for groups looking to demonstrate and incite violence.
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Mr. Backer added that the app's user policy prohibits abusive comments and those that incite criminal activity.
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"You may not incite or engage in the targeted abuse or harassment of others," those Rules read.
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Last summer, viral rumors on WhatsApp in the country appeared to incite a series of mob attacks.
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In the proposal, the E.P.A. had suggested a water contamination level that could incite immediate removal action.
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Drawing attention to the incident with legal action can inflame the perpetrator—or worse, incite retaliatory action.
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" The president also urged the news media and politicians to "not do anything to incite the panic.
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What has changed in the last five years that would incite him to do such a thing?
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The aim: use Islamic values, not to incite radicalism but to encourage inter-religious dialogue and cooperation.
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The scholarship is supported by donations from the Sunday Times, Canon Europe, the Incite Project and Verbatim.
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Reports of towns of 200 swelling to 20,000 and national parks surpassing visitor records can incite anxiety.
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"I didn't know the video was going to incite all those conversations," Matsoukas said, closing her laptop.
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But the president later said that "political actors" had taken advantage of Islamist anger to incite violence.
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"It's definitely unconstitutional, unless you are trying to incite people to violence with your speech," Nott says.
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New employment opportunities created as part of the infrastructure spending program should incite consumer spending and borrowing.
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"Authors cannot use their works to encourage or incite criminal acts, especially among younger readers," she said.
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Trump's fascist rhetoric, along with the GOP platform, only serves to incite more violence, domestically and internationally.
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But the president has said that "political actors" had taken advantage of Islamist anger to incite violence.
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And she used her account to help incite attacks in the West, including in the United States.
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He took the case, though the authorities warned him that "stirring up the Bantu" would incite anti-Semitism.
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Facebook has admitted it failed to prevent its social media platform being used to incite violence in Myanmar.
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They incite violence at every single turn and as I said, I&aposm sitting quite comfortably right now.
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It was organized as part of a larger agenda to manipulate public opinion and incite anxiety in America.
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Many worried the video could incite violence against the congresswoman and encourage hatred against the Muslim American community.
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RAM members admitted that their actions were not in self-defense but to further incite a violent riot.
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"They've told me they don't move in because if they do they could incite a mob," he said.
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It's trying to incite anti-Islamic feelings, trying divide Americans," Booker told CNN's Poppy Harlow on "New Day.
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All foreign transplants in our bodies incite a response from our immune system, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The nationalism Chiang tried to incite to keep liberalism at bay is echoed in Mr Xi's China, too.
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The campaign told the USSS that Donald Trump did not intend to incite violence, according to the official.
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Trump's move to go rogue and incite anarchy in the party leaves Republican leaders in a tough position.
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"We have a President who used a powerful platform to incite hateful rhetoric that is dangerous," she said.
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"We have a President who used a powerful platform to incite hateful rhetoric that is dangerous," Murphy said.
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President Donald Trump's lies and falsehoods still have the power to incite new levels of rage and disbelief.
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"People were trying to use our tools in order to incite real harm," he told Vox's Ezra Klein.
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"The First Amendment absolutely does not protect white supremacists seeking to incite or engage in violence," they said.
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Not when a statue, or a team name, or a presidential tweet can incite racial tensions and violence.
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The tribal tendencies of humans can incite murder and torture, from the Spanish Inquisition to the Rwandan genocide.
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The police said he was arrested on charges of spreading rumors on social media, aiming to incite violence.
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Instead, some criticize the fact that it is even reported at all, saying that such reports incite xenophobia.
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He accused then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of trying to incite unrest in Russia against the government.
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It also owes to decades of work on the part of anti-racist and feminist groups like INCITE!
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I don't want in any way to incite anger or fear or violence — I'm the opposite of that.
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You're not allowed to shout "Fire!" in a crowded theatre, make a "true threat," or incite imminent violence.
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In its use of the internet to organize and incite, it took a page from Black Lives Matter.
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So, to incite one faction of his party, he has decided to utilize a Willie Horton media strategy.
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Together, the trio must evade the authorities who fear that the truth in Mustafa's words will incite rebellion.
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Moscow also failed to incite popular uprisings in the Kharkiv and Odessa regions — but that is not surprising.
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Weinberg's goal with his work is to create robots that can incite the feelings all good art does.
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It's against the law to incite riot and if you listen to their rhetoric, that's what they're doing.
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On Monday, he charged in a Twitter post that news organizations incite "anger and outrage" with biased reporting.
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Recognizing their power to distract, not to mention incite, presidents have opted to absent themselves from the events.
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A government statement released Monday "strongly and unequivocally" condemned the violence and denounced attempts to incite violence online.
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"You are not in a position to incite the Iranian nation against Iran's security and interests," Rouhani said.
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And just like its previous trials, North Korea's next missile test could be designed to incite maximum controversy.
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When someone is trolling — using hateful, offensive language to incite anger — it's best to skip the conversation altogether.
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But they do note that ending temporary protections for immigrants from the three countries could incite political backlash.
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"Just so we're clear: the president's comments will only incite more player protests, not quell them," Hill said.
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However, there have also been Adolf Hitler and Slobodan Milošević, who used words to incite, harm and kill.
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But where is the line between falsehoods that may incite violence and good, old-fashioned American political hyperbole?
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It also says the venue allowed "thugs" to remain on the premises to incite violence after the concert.
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Her supporters said they weren&apost there to incite hate or violence yet they have pipes and bats. Really?
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The government temporarily blocked Facebook and other social platforms last year, saying they were being used to incite violence.
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I think that this kind of a rally today will incite people to participate more," she told "Closing Bell.
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"I'm concerned by the instrumentalizing of performance art in the media to incite moral panic," she explained to me.
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I hope people walk away with a sense of curiosity and surprise that these cathedrals of knowledge can incite.
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Giuliani has done this before, when he claimed her Super Bowl halftime show would incite violence against police officers.
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The card must achieve three key goals: incite envy, give well wishes, and look like an IRL Instagram post.
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In March, the United Nations said Facebook is used to incite violence against the Rohingya, a Muslim minority group.
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At last, Chris unravels what drove him to kidnap a 22-year-old and incite an international incident: guilt.
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For all his "try love" talk, the reality is that West consistently uses his platform to incite and divide.
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Every single day, the right-wing tabloid press runs breathless headlines trying to incite fear of a Labour government.
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They're funded differently from Matt and Swati's personal funds, with Incite Ventures' funding coming from the pair's family office.
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Matt and Swati are the only two Incite investment partners, and Matt is keeping his day job at Nest.
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When paired with incendiary comments, she said, the photo can lead to threats against the judiciary and incite violence.
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Like the general state of policing in America, the videos incite rage, but they also contain reasons for hope.
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Captain Levy was convicted of disobeying orders and attempting to incite disloyalty, and eventually served 26 months in prison.
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The Cuban government viewed American minorities as a constituency that Havana could incite to create mayhem on U.S. soil.
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The comments drew swift backlash from critics who said the former attorney general sought to incite violence against conservatives.
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Its refusal to further probe the matter is likely to incite outrage from conservative critics and public transparency advocates.
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"They have high-level campaign people that were trying to incite their people going into the convention," she said.
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And there is this: Harassment: You may not incite or engage in the targeted abuse or harassment of others.
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Police allege after they arrested one of the teens, the girl in the video began to "incite" the others.
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The SBU worries Russia is using the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) to incite tensions as cover to invade.
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That has intensified concerns that the president's provocative language could lead to lasting divisions, and possibly incite more violence.
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New Hampshire that certain "fighting words," which would tend to incite violence, are not protected under the First Amendment.
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He will no longer be able to activate a cell of conservatives Republicans to incite chaos in the House.
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Wigfield said that the FCC is only now revealing the attack because it did not want to incite copycats.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE, for public comments that they said could incite violence.
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But I want to make it clear: I'm not saying that these guys are intentionally trying to incite violence.
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Did Donald Trump really just semi-incite someone to shoot Hillary Clinton or any federal judge that she appoints?
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Both lawyers believe that such groups cannot exist on the social media platform since they incite violence against women.
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Rogers, too, has created an outfit that invests in seed- and Series A-stage companies; it's called Incite Ventures.
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Others in the new funding round include follow-on backers Felix Capital, BDC Capital, Incite Ventures and Dash Ventures.
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Members of the panel had accused Facebook in March of allowing its platform to be used to incite violence.
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Militant groups have been exploiting popular social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to disseminate propaganda and incite fear.
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It is irresponsible of the US president to attempt to incite more xenophobia by blaming Sinophobia For the pandemic.
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In India's recent elections, some WhatsApp messages were used to incite tensions while others were found to be false.
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But, in any event, words do matter, and Trump's words about women, immigrants, and Muslims incite bigotry and fear.
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At the subsequent trial of the Chicago Seven, he was convicted of crossing state lines to incite a riot.
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The brand hired him because of his ability to draw attention and incite emotions, not in spite of it.
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Nike has been denounced for selling a balaclava that looks "menacing," and which critics say could incite gang violence.
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Facebook will begin removing from its platform false information that is intended to incite violence and other physical harm.
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Such a move, it was argued, would undermine the peace process, antagonize Arab governments, prejudge borders and incite riots.
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While they may not mean to incite politically motivated violence -- it's all just to score political points and win!
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Many in the media described the video as a direct threat with the potential to incite violence against reporters.
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Last night's attack in Monsey was an act of domestic terrorism that sought to incite hate and generate fear.
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Meanwhile, the information shared with the public must be tailored to incite mass enthusiasm and animosity rather than objectivity.
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Some said that the president's use of the video could incite his followers to threaten or attack media employees.
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Originally launched as Vigilante, the company quickly rebranded after it became aware the name appeared to incite citizen action.
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Portraying a black man standing next to a K.K.K. member could do nothing but incite, said Mr. Williams, 76.
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"You killed a man solely because he was black and hoped to incite a race war," Justice Ward said.
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"What I fear most is that some people want to incite clashes between police and the people," he said.
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The US, unlike its neighbor Canada, protects all speech, including hate speech, as long as it doesn't incite violence.
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Given how easy it was for L3 to incite an uprising, that is, how has this not occurred before?
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As for whether Rob's alone time with King Cairo could incite Tyga ... well, maybe he should call Russell Wilson.
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Yapa looks honestly at the exhilaration such actions incite and the places where principled resolve meets the thrill of disobedience.
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Conversely, some types of dissuasive responses may hit a sweet spot—they discourage follow-ups but do not incite overreaction.
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It only takes action when those tweets threaten violence, incite fear in a group of people, or use explicit slurs.
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DeepFake is now being used to make porn videos of female journalists, then incite their gang rape on social media.
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Garrett didn't specify what Russian government agents did, though they have used Facebook to incite racial tension in the past.
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The current questions ascribe it with too much importance, as if it might incite full-blown anarchy just by existing.
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In his ruling, Watkins said the school had not sufficiently proven that Spencer's speech would incite immediate violence or unrest.
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Opposition MPs want Parliament to legalise gay marriage, because, they say, a national referendum would be costly and incite homophobia.
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Her story shows us that you can incite immense change even if you have to fight for control at first.
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I offered them to everyone, sort of worried I might incite an orgy but then deciding I wouldn't hate that.
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The event of a main death—while sad—would incite narrative motivations that drove characters that were already established independently.
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Criminals can use the "game" to steal personal information or even incite users to commit suicide or violence, investigators add.
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Any attempt to prevent information being made public, including dispute settlements with customers, would "incite the closest attention", he said.
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The actors improvised a large portion of the film, while the crew would create commotions to incite the required reactions.
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They incite the other detainees and say 'this girl wants men and women to be gay' so they harass her.
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They used radio broadcasts to incite hatred against Tutsis and called on ordinary Hutus to identify and kill all Tutsis.
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At the same time, there's been a reemergence of "black bloc" tactics: Protesters who incite property destruction and street fighting.
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And they must keep conversations about drone restrictions focused only on credible risks, rather than extraordinary anecdotes that incite fear.
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Pro-government Egyptians say she and other activists received funds from abroad to incite protests and conspire against the state.
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The new film's 1927 setting sees Grindelwald, played by Johnny Depp, address huge rallies that incite his followers to violence.
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More war is the solution, not the corruption and human rights violations that incite people to battle their inept governments.
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Meanwhile, Trump is minimizing, if not ignoring, the continuing attempt by Russia to incite civil strife in the United States.
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The custom was used to intimidate, to incite terror and to discourage families from seeking investigations or prosecution, Martinez said.
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We've rounded up 10 must-watch Facebook Live videos that will draw tears, make you laugh hysterically, and incite curiosity.
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It's almost Halloween, so this phone case that's seemingly made of skin is just in time to incite genuine horror.
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It also prohibits the "preparation, distribution and exhibition of material that could incite chaos," he said in an official announcement.
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Using the idea of mutation to incite fear is harmful, especially in the midst of an epidemic like Covid-19.
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Ultimately, both tend to encourage apocalyptic thinking and conspiracy theories, which can incite violence and in some cases inspire terrorism.
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The court also said that intercepted WhatsApp audio files from her mother were private conversations and did not incite insurrection.
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Her enigmatic persona continues to incite conjecture in boxing enthusiasts, which, no doubt, she would gleefully, and perhaps ghoulishly, relish.
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After intense criticism about the way Facebook was used to incite violence in Myanmar, the company commissioned an independent investigation.
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According to his manifesto, Roof thought his action would incite a violent race war that would sweep far beyond Charleston.
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In particularly, Kremlin intelligence operatives have sought to amplify the messages of white supremacist groups to try to incite violence.
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SA The big clue here is your use of the verb "incite" to describe this woman's efforts to elicit support.
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On the first day of Pwn2Own, Team Incite took an early lead with their takeover of the Rockwell Automation HMI.
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To be truly successful, you'll have to then incite your teammates and customers to take action on it, says Moynihan.
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For parents who are sticklers about bedtime, the mere thought of adjusting to a different time zone can incite panic.
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The former Arizona Democrat issued a statement with her husband, Mark Kelly, saying the GOP nominee's remarks could incite violence.
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He wouldn't be turned into a public figure who could incite an entire city to rise up against the wealthy.
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Though quick to yell "triggered," the Trump-Media Industrial Complex frequently claims that the left is trying to incite violence.
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"Al Jazeera has presented opportunities for terrorist groups to threaten, recruit and incite, without challenge or restraint," Mr. Gargash said.
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Some journalists denounced its portrayal of violence as dangerous, saying it could incite attacks or threats against news media employees.
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In March, a United Nations investigator said Facebook was used to incite violence and hatred against the Muslim minority group.
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"There's a difference between heinous bigotry, and a platform being used to incite violence in our community," Shapiro told CNN.
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Or does it only incite unstable people to violence, making them feel that assaulting a person is somehow politically justifiable?
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Ogoti also ordered the governor not to incite supporters once free nor to post on social media about the case.
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He adds ... Shia calling him a "f**king racist bitch" was an attempt to "incite a predominantly African-American crowd.".
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Although a few other women came forward after Ms. Souza's account, it did not incite a broader movement in Mexico.
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Freedom of expression isn't the freedom to incite violence against Jewish people or any other minority — Muslim, L.G.B.T.Q., any others.
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Convenient that you leave out the fact that the DNC paid people to go to said rallies to incite violence.
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Year: 1859Who Revolted: Abolitionist John Brown and his acolytes, to incite a slave rebellion How They Failed: Overcome by superior government forces after failing to incite a slave rebellion John Brown was a notable rabble rouser with the insane idea in his head that people in America should not own other people in America.
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Congo's government denies any association with armed groups and the notion that Kabila is trying to incite violence in the east.
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And it could remove tweets that incite violence against elected officials — yes, even when those tweets come from a sitting president.
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Hagher said she was previously told to cut the line because it would incite anger toward white people, but she didn't.
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They "remind and incite and defy...the child in school, the soldier, the voter, the enemy, the ally and the stranger".
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"I think it is clear that people were trying to use our tools in order to incite real harm," he said.
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"Do you know what that will incite in some fools around here if we let him get a pass?" she explained.
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The movement cites the South African anti-apartheid movement, which successfully employed financial boycotts to incite political reform, as its inspiration.
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That means I will sometimes incite a bit of a 'social media riot', but I'm not going to apologize for that.
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In Hill's case, they have only served to humiliate her, incite harassment against her, and ultimately obtain the result they did.
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It also said unidentified "enemy" and "reactionary" forces were using cyber space to call for protests and incite riots and terrorism.
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Donald Trump's campaign says he wasn't trying to incite violence, as the fury over the comments stretched into a second day.
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The campaign is on its way to victory, and yet you still use these ridiculous words in order to incite something.
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Sri Lanka temporarily blocked Facebook and other platforms last year after the government said they were being used to incite violence.
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Another headache for Clinton: An edited video suggests one of her operatives was trying to incite violence at Trump rallies. 2.
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" Twitter's own policies say users "may not engage in the targeted harassment of someone, or incite other people to do so.
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The friendships I've made, with people who value the ability to incite wonder, is the most valuable thing I've ever had.
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So, while this is a good time to plan ahead, don't pass up this opportunity to incite changes in yourself, either.
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Usually so slick in her manipulation, it now seems obvious that she's trying to hook them, incite their patriotism and anger.
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Given how many of Trump's statements incite strong public opinions on social media, what people are posting is not necessarily positive.
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The word "theme" can incite images of Disney princesses or Halloween ghouls, but Larson insists they can be so much more.
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But the video unwittingly followed the script of many other mega-popular clips that incite laughter by showing it on screen.
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Hateful trolls promote and incite real-world hate crimes as well, causing their targets to live in fear for their safety.
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"Milo, Coulter and Bannon do not come to educate; they and their followers come to humiliate and incite," the letter states.
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Today, it accuses Iran of meddling in Qatar, Bahrain and Yemen, and even attempts to incite Saudi Arabia's own Shia minority.
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Hezbollah's al-Manar television reported in its afternoon news broadcast that Pompeo was in Beirut "to incite Lebanese against each other".
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Merci Congo hopes not only to raise awareness, but to incite its viewers to make a positive impact on the world.
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Mercury's connections with Uranus will incite an unexpected, playful, flirtatious energy; brilliant, creative strokes of genius are likely to take place.
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YouTube's terrorism policy, however, is different from Facebook's—it prohibits terrorist recruitment videos and other content that intends to incite violence.
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"[Trump is] actively working not simply to undermine the press, but to incite violence against it as well," the letter reads.
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This weakness has become something of a joke with Amazon's recent decision to incite a bidding war for its second headquarters.
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So that's the scary thing, and the fact they have these conspiracy theories that incite people toward paranoia and criminal activity.
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There are many nuances to incite a people to rise up, which was the initial question we began with that evening.
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We might be hard pressed to find words more charged with power to incite, to inflame, to affect violence and destruction.
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It is now entirely in the control of Liam's dad's unnamed Incite partner (who is suggested to be Rehoboam's ultimate "architect").
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He began using the commands "OBEY" and "OBEY GIANT" in stickers and posters, hoping to incite "feelings of disobedience," he said.
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A third group inside the White House was worried that the move would incite panic and could roil the financial markets.
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But the government argued that the videos could be used in propaganda to incite violence against Americans and to recruit terrorists.
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Content that has the potential to incite violence, for example, may pose a safety risk that outweighs the public interest value.
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New York governor Andrew Cuomo called the attack "an act of domestic terrorism that sought to incite hate and generate fear."
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This is a most dangerous path, as it could incite his supporters to violence, and feeds mistrust of the political process.
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No, gender-neutral bathrooms don't incite harassment, and there is no epidemic of trans women sexually harassing cis women in the bathroom.
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The statement says the suspects formed an illegal group, "The Egyptian Council for Change," to incite against the state and its institutions.
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In the musical and its 2012 movie adaptation, the song is sung to incite a civilian uprising against the oppressive French monarchy.
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In a statement sent to TechCrunch, GoDaddy said the article "could incite additional violence" and thus violated the company's terms of service.
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The thread seemed to incite disdain from just about everyone: human-rights advocates, chronic-pain sufferers, many members of the general public.
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These anxious thoughts, which are often referred to as negative automatic thoughts, incite emotional and physiological distress like a faulty alarm system.
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Fans were already on the fence about how the series came to a close, but this mistake seemed to incite them more.
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"They (Qataris) hired (financed) influential Saudi preachers, religious figures, journalists and academics to incite against Saudi Arabia," one Gulf source told Reuters.
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To date, Chinese expansionary tactics have for the most part involved incremental steps: moves not so provocative as to incite a response.
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Shortly before Christmas in 1554, she signed an act which would incite a legendary series of executions known as the Marian Persecutions.
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Officials have said there was a need for tougher laws with the internet being used to slander politicians and incite social discord.
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At the federal trial, they plan to present racist manifestos they say he wrote in an effort to incite a race war.
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If it does so, should the site also ban commentators who routinely engage in more subtle conspiracy theories meant to incite hatred?
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Pu Zhiqiang was handed a three-year suspended sentence last year for writing internet posts the government said would incite ethnic hatred.
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While some argue video games incite violent behavior and raise mental health concerns, there isn't substantial evidence to back this claim up.
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"We don't want anyone to use Facebook to incite or promote violence, no matter who they are," it said in a statement.
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Stripe also has "a long-standing policy that prohibits groups that incite or engage in violence from using Stripe," the spokesperson added.
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Think twice before liking supporting status updates or posting such opinions, which can incite and aggravate others (and live on in perpetuity).
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Indeed, YouTube's video-recommendation algorithm inspires 700,000,000 hours of watch time per day—and can spread misinformation, disrupt elections, and incite violence.
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While the OnePlus goof was innocuous, it does highlight how human error can undermine global notification systems or worse, incite mass panic.
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Yesterday, they tweeted a statement saying "The First Amendment absolutely does not protect white supremacists seeking to incite or engage in violence."
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The material could also be used to incite violence against American troops and as propaganda to recruit militant fighters, the government said.
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More war is the solution, not attempts to resolve corruption and human rights violations that incite people to battle their inept governments.
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They are perhaps his most indefensible tweets as president; and have the obvious potential to incite violence against Muslims living in America.
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Blogger and journalist Eskinder Nega was arrested in 2011 and accused of trying to incite violence with a series of online articles.
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A security official would not comment on Hegazy's case but denied that police incite prisoners against each other or otherwise mistreat them.
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State prosecutor Chris Mtungadura said social media posts by Mawarire last year were meant to incite the population to overthrow the government.
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The owner, Eddy Sujak, who co-owns two other restaurants in the Bronx, Giovanni's and Tosca Café, wants to incite such enthusiasm.
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Time off can be a fantastic way to incite innovation, and bringing the next great idea to your organization is hugely impactful.
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On Saturday, HBO released a new show teaser that doubles as a fake commercial for a new tech company called Incite Inc.
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Trump could feel empowered to incite violence against Muslims in the Middle East—or he could do so without even intending to!
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Authorities have charged 28-year-old Robert Paul Rundo with conspiracy to commit violence and incite riots, according to a criminal complaint.
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Harris specifically identified six tweets that coultargeted or threatened someone, or could incite violence — all of which would violate Twitter's user agreement.
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"[Facebook] moved fast and broke our political discourse, they broke journalism, they helped incite a genocide and they're undermining our democracy," Sen.
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Covington Catholic parents told CNN affiliate WKRC the students did not incite violence and were calm as taunts were hurled at them.
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At a fact-witness level, we've seen Trump incite violence at campaign events and seen his supporters assault protesters with near-impunity.
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Representative Cedric Richmond, a Democrat, said it was important to prevent social media users from preying on weak people to incite violence.
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The company has been criticized for the way its platform has been used to incite violence in Sri Lanka, Myanmar and India.
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In this episode, Bruce (David Mazouz) seeks to uncover the meaning of a knife that seems to incite violence wherever it goes.
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President Maithripala Sirisena's fragile coalition government has been accused of emboldening extremists by failing to hold groups that incite hatred to account.
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Dylann Roof, who killed nine people at a church in Charleston, S.C., in 2015, said he hoped to incite a race war.
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And they said little about how to address other kinds of hate speech – including posts that could incite racist or sexist violence.
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"He wanted to have a worldwide effect," said Peter Frank, Germany's federal prosecutor, who added that the assailant wanted to incite copycats.
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But this editorial and Sutton's subsequent commentary is more than just an off-color remark -- his words incite a gruesome, violent act.
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Psst...here's a hack for any time you need motivation to incite some change: Take notes from all your social justice heroes.
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Promising that the "path to your future is here," the invitation to 2020's experience came from a company called Incite Inc.
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Within days, mobs killed thousands of Sikhs, and many police officers and government officials didn't stop the violence, but helped incite it.
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Facing Trump's social media wrath can boost a politician's national profile, energize the grass roots and incite a wave of donations. Sen.
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The company has halted acquisitions that could incite antitrust concerns and combined the systems behind its Facebook Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp platforms.
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The company has halted acquisitions that could incite antitrust concerns and combined the systems behind its Facebook Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp platforms.
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In a jarring multimedia piece, Vindu Goel, Suhasini Raj and Priyadarshini Ravichandran showed how the platform is being used to incite violence.
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I don't think in Dr. King's moral universe there would be support for those who incite and glorify violence against Jewish children.
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Facebook employs upwards of 7,000 people to look through posts and attempt to take down those that could incite violence or hate.
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U.S. politicians continue to "fabricate lies to try to mislead the American people, and now they are trying to incite ideological opposition".
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What's more, she manages to incite a local rebellion among droids within a few seconds simply by urging them to rise up.
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"A minority of users (in Myanmar) are seeking to exploit Facebook as a platform to undermine democracy and incite offline violence," it said.
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"The United States urges government and opposition leaders to refrain from any statements or actions that could incite violence or unrest," he said.
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Some make the case that Trump uses the social network to incite attacks against individuals, a flagrant violation of the social network's rules.
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Their sights are now set on a spread of unproven stories that could incite a backlash in Indonesia, even if they appear outlandish.
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Specifically this is when there is a clear show of intent to incite others to discrimination, hostility or violence against a particular group.
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I don&apost think she called for anyone to be -- to incite violence, as the president did in many of his political rallies.
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If these positions allow Leos to use their voices (roars?) to incite change and break new ground in preexisting industries, all the better.
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"This is an effort to curb hoaxes and, most importantly, stop people from sharing provocative messages that can incite racial hatred," he added.
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CNN's president criticized Trump for his antagonistic rhetoric against the press, while Brennan said Trump helped incite the anger behind the bomb scare.
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In the past, Facebook has been accused of inaction by activists and academics when its platform was used to incite anti-Muslim violence.
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Swayable was founded by three former physicists to help craft political messages that actually inform and persuade rather than simply incite and propagandize.
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" In June, the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed that hate speech is protected by the Constitution if it does not incite "imminent lawless action.
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The tweet drew the attention of Twitter users and journalists who saw the message from Iran's leader as an attempt to incite violence.
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It said it has also blocked online messaging services to stop the spread of inflammatory rumors that it feared could incite communal clashes.
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In the seven years I'd been on Twitter, I hadn't managed to surpass 300 followers, let alone incite the wrath of a troll.
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You also, I mean, you pointed out I think in one of your questions, is this piece of content prone to incite outrage.
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So far, it is clear that censure has only served to incite Duterte further, which is apparent in his latest comments about Hitler.
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And because France houses many of the world's leading art institutions, their new guidelines could conceivably incite similar policy changes around the world.
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For Nazis, what better way to spread their ideologies and incite hateful violence than to tap into this easily exploited and Herculean platform?
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It's a good way to show people that you might participate in violent resistance given the opportunity, but are unlikely to incite any.
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Anyone who would pay thugs to incite violence at a rally against American citizens, as was released on video, will stop at nothing.
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"If I believed this film could incite violence, I wouldn't have made it," he wrote in a series of emails to the outlet.
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It is incredibly dangerous to ignore someone who uses the Second Amendment to incite fear while donning Third Reich and Apartheid-era symbols.
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Orchestrating the chaos, as always, was Trump himself, who largely stayed out of public view last week but managed to incite pandemonium nonetheless.
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Because of this, Swati and Matt set up Incite to offer the best terms to founders and the fund over the long haul.
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Without these three investment vehicles, Incite would be similar to any other venture fund, yet with them, there's credence behind their professed patience.
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The sign had a drawing of a gun with a red X through it, and the words "don't incite gun violence" scribbled above.
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Thilaga Sulathireh, from the transgender rights group Justice for Sisters, said the university forum would incite prejudice and was not an isolated case.
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"I'm sorry the President & White House say things that they know could incite violence on the media & US Citizens almost daily," Arnold tweeted.
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" For legal reasons, the guide continues, writers shouldn't openly incite violence; "however, whenever someone does something violent, it should be made light of.
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Johnson's policy arguably helped incite the white mobs who murdered scores of black men and women in Memphis and New Orleans in 1866.
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In 1843 the orator and Presbyterian pastor Henry Highland Garnet urged a convention audience in Buffalo to help incite rebellion across the South.
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These graphics visually depict attacks on widely recognizable U.S. and Western locations or landmarks, paired with text intended to incite lone-wolf terrorism.
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It's disgusting to promote anti-Semitism, but it is illegal to harass or threaten Jews or incite violence against them (or anyone else).
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But the way the article discusses addiction is meant to incite panic, and parents should be wary of anyone trying to panic them.
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Will Republicans gravitate toward leaders who have authoritarian tendencies, who incite violence in their followers, and whose personalities are vindictive, cruel and disordered?
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The recordings now circulating have surfaced before, they said, but failed to incite the outrage that has now led to Mr. Patterson's removal.
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Russian intelligence services are trying to incite violence by white supremacist groups to sow chaos in the United States, American intelligence officials said.
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For weeks, the World Health Organization resisted declaring the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, fearing that doing so would incite panic across the globe.
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Rather, the natural disasters set off a reaction that mixed other ingredients — like heavy taxation, ethnic conflict and disease — to incite social unrest.
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Yes, certain topics remain taboo: Don't cast aspersions on the judiciary or incite racial antagonism, film remains under tight control, and so on.
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Waugh's worst fears are that the US could be attacked or that the white-nationalist alt-right movement could incite a civil war.
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Social media users took to the platform to incite violence against the Rohingya, a mostly Muslim minority group in the Buddhist-majority country.
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Mr. Nega, a blogger and journalist, was arrested in 2011 and accused of trying to incite violence with a series of online articles.
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Its valuation dropped roughly $120 billion last summer, it suffered a number of security breaches, and it's been accused of helping incite genocide.
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"Fake news" campaigns alleging the rape of white women are used to incite and justify the indiscriminate killing and lynching of black men.
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It's an angry world we live in — or at least, there are many things that incite anger, and can lead to deep sorrow.
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Users can flag videos that they believe violate those guidelines, which include bans on videos with nudity or sexual content or incite violence.
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The judge could also ensure that investigators are not conducting the covert seizure just to incite threats of violence to increase the charges.
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Cicero residents responded to the family's intended move with violence, and Mr. Leighton was indicted on charges of conspiracy to incite a riot.
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The lack of local color notwithstanding, the movie more than fulfills its promise to unsettle and to incite shivers — and it doesn't quit.
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" It also said that the far-right leaders and their groups had "intended to cause physical harm and incite fear in the public.
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He says he chose climate not to intentionally incite anyone, but because he was being attacked on that subject before he even arrived.
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Last year, Republican Representative Andy Biggs introduced a House resolution to censure a Democratic member for his conduct that would incite public discord.
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Swift and West had since buried the hatchet, but fans speculated the new lyrics could incite a feud between the two music stars.
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Zuckerberg said the company had found at least one instance of "sensational messages" being spread through Facebook in an attempt to incite violence.
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The staging briefly, barely suggests that these members of "Jungleland: Strange Beings From Every Clime" incite the lovers to their adulterous sexual adventures.
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Facebook does not permit certain types of material, such as pornography and posts that could incite violence, including hate speech and "dehumanizing" language.
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Zuckerberg defended a recent policy to not remove political ads featuring misinformation, unless they could potentially incite violence or lead to voter suppression.
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Harris has pressed Twitter on the issue, arguing that Trump has used the social media platform to incite violence and spread baseless accusations.
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"We don't do it to incite anybody's feelings or anything, we just try to tell the truth about it," he told BuzzFeed News.
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The Real World reboot will feature seven new faces and one familiar star — an incredible house filled with features to incite plenty of drama.
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The people who Trump is trying to say should fear criminals instead have learned to be afraid of politicians who incite fear of criminals.
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" As to who is most likely to incite the most feverish fan frenzy, Hadera answers: "That's a tie, they go insane [for both actors].
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But that changes if, while you're there, you take the opportunity to start insulting the police, incite violence, or do something else that's illegal.
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They said they were held by the ISI, tortured and threatened with blasphemy charges, which are punishable by death and can incite mob violence.
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"[The] negative components people say is, you incite panic in a country, or you have difficulties with resources getting in and out," Fauci said.
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Under the proposal, social media services would be required to implement mechanisms to block videos that promote terrorism, incite hatred, or contain hate speech.
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" The "Muslims of Vancouver" Facebook page had a similar view, labeling it a case of "Bigots attempting to incite resentment and hatred towards Muslims.
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Hate groups in Sri Lanka, for instance, have exploited the social network to incite violence and spread misinformation that targets minorities in the country.
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Complaining about the unwashed soccer jerseys is a reasonable, and often cathartic, response to this imbalance, but it's not likely to incite much change.
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He also takes a highly permissive interpretation of the public interest with respect to President Trump's tweets, even when they incite violence and xenophobia.
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So no, we wouldn't try to incite anyone within the 215 or 267 area codes—but Burger King is apparently braver than we are.
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The officials told the Times that while their rules prohibit videos that incite terrorism, removing all of al Awlaki's videos is a special case.
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Tech platforms, particularly YouTube, have been under pressure from regulators and advertisers to crack down on content that could incite this type of behavior.
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She also claimed the only violence she saw was from protesters who were being paid by Democratic operatives to incite violence at Trump rallies.
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The widespread perception of Christian Egyptians as lesser citizens with lesser rights creates fertile ground for those who seek to incite violence against them.
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The government had to show that a person intended to incite behavior that created a "grave risk" of injury or property damage, he said.
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Since the beginning, we've known that the game's subject matter and our approach will incite a broad spectrum of reactions – both positive and negative.
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There's a risk, of course, that Clinton would be labeled a complainer, and that she might incite even more critical coverage of her emails.
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The government also said it had blocked online messaging services to stop the spread of inflammatory rumors that it feared could incite communal clashes.
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However, Facebook has been negligent in removing pages, groups, and users, that actively promote nonconsensual intimate photo sharing and incite sexual violence and harassment.
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Nigerian lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender activist Bisi Alimi said Akinwunmi's statement could incite more hatred towards a community that suffered fear and stigma.
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Mr. Trump has made it his mission to incite public mistrust of the media, but at times CNN has been its own worst enemy.
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Breitbart has used racial slurs and derogatory terms related to sexual orientation on its site that AppNexus feared could incite violence against those groups.
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"There's a possibility for tension, which could be used to incite political gatherings," said Kan Yuenyong, executive director of Siam Intelligence Unit think-tank.
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Mobcrush charges advertisers for the privilege of placing promotional marketing material in streams and through scripts read by gamers to incite and entice interest.
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Leaders and the media in our country should join the president in trying to unite and heal our country rather than incite more division.
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"People around Milos Zeman ... managed to incite fear, a very strong emotion, which is much more important than reason," political analyst Tomas Lebeda said.
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In volatile countries, such as Rwanda and Burundi, words that incite violence will differ from those that would do so in a stable democracy.
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Instead he pulled a page from Trump's playbook and tried to incite fear and hate of transgender people to dissuade voters from electing Roem.
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" Sanders answered Acosta by reading from a statement: "Repeatedly—repeatedly—the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger.
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As a result, a US corporate tax cut would not level the playing field but rather incite a race to lower corporate taxes worldwide.
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Hayes, who took on the role of CEO in June 2016, insisted that large companies have to incite change themselves to tackle sustainability problems.
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Along with others in the UK, we share the deep concern about this issue and do not want our platform used to incite violence.
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If he were to misspeak or otherwise incite another controversy when he hits the debate stage on Thursday, it would be a huge problem.
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But the House is going to let her use her position in the House to really attack people in inappropriate ways and incite violence.
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"I have a few projects, in the years to come, to incite my community to play this sport more," Monfils told reporters this week.
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Rather than work to provide a more safe, stable country for the people of Iran, the regime continues to incite violence in the region.
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History shows that trade wars, sanctions and the fear of commodity scarcity have long been factors to incite a buying rush in physical commodities.
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Prosecutors said he planned the shooting for months, intending to incite racial violence by targeting the oldest African-American congregation in the U.S. South.
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"Free speech doesn't incite violence — shutting down free speech incites violence," said Cory Bennetto, 34, whose helmet was decorated with Pepe the Frog stickers.
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" She refused, instead citing cases where the media has attacked her personally and "resorts to personal attacks without any content other to incite anger.
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The President has a track record of praising those who engage in violence and using language that appears to incite his followers to violence.
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"It's our responsibility to protect that, and prevent our platform from being used to incite hatred, harassment, discrimination and violence," the blog post said.
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Facebook acknowledged last month that it had failed to prevent its platform from being used to "foment division and incite offline violence" in Myanmar.
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" This HBO-created website shows that Incite can figure out everything from the song "stuck in your head" to "what's missing in your life.
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" Ms. Sanders, without much evidence, went on to accuse the news media of using "personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger.
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You're a great ideas person who can incite action with your words and may even enjoy challenging others' with what you have to say.
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Burmese military officials were behind a systematic campaign on Facebook to incite ethnic cleansing in the country, according to an investigation by the NYT.
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How can a government balance legitimate concerns about an epidemic against the temptation to overstate the risks or incite hysteria about a disempowered population?
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On The View, Megan, 34, warned the manipulated footage could incite real violence and slammed the president for his personal silence on the matter.
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The lines meant to incite never-ending applause and cheers from Republicans -- and consequentially jeers from Democrats -- added nothing of value to the spectacle.
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Regarded as charmless cash grabs, the three projects hold a 31% on Rotten Tomatoes — combined — and continue to incite verbal disgust among cinephiles today.
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Dhaka's additional deputy commissioner of police, Obaidur Rahman, said Alam was arrested on charges of spreading rumors on social media, aiming to incite violence.
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He claimed his interrogators accused him of being a British spy, a mastermind of the protests, and a "British proxy" to incite the unrest.
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Trump's statements are disgraceful, vile, harmful to America and constitute the praising of, and possibly seek to incite, the serious criminal act of espionage.
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YouTube has clear policies prohibiting terrorist recruitment and content intending to incite violence, and we act quickly to remove flagged videos violating these policies.
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"The four individuals arrested today traveled from California to Charlottesville to incite a riot," Tom Chadwick of the FBI said at a news conference.
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It is a virtual certainty that launching a preventive military strike will incite a major retaliatory attack by North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
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The U.S. government said Khatallah sought to incite violence in the months before the attack against the presence of the United States in Libya.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia has compared Iran's supreme leader to Hitler and even threatened to incite violence inside of Iran.
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But if Ms. Pelosi and others believed the vote this week would incite a long diatribe by the president about impeachment, they were wrong.
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And at the end of the show, there was ASAP Ferg again, emerging from the wings to offer his blessing and incite an oddball riot.
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Social media users in the country used the platform to incite violence against the Rohingya, a mostly Muslim minority group in the Buddhist-majority country.
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I don&apost know exactly what happened, but if they were trying to incite violence, that crosses the line in my opinion for peaceful protest.
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Now the GOP is considering the "nuclear option" -- a rules change that would incite Democratic incandescence -- to beat a possible filibuster with only Republican votes.
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In August, Facebook removed pages and groups belonging to military officials who were using the platform to incite violence and ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims.
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Today, of course, Facebook and other free social platforms make it easier for individuals and organized groups to spread misinformation and fakery to incite upheaval.
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Sharing these shots in a braggy tweet or Instagram post will inevitably incite a hubbub of queries as to what camera you took them with.
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He cited an example where Facebook once detected that a set of messages were trying to incite violence between Buddhists and Muslims, targeting both camps.
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The Sisters use the drugs to incite hallucinations of the Gargoyle King by locking the patients in a room with a statue of the monster.
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Maybe they don't want to incite mass panic, but I'll bet it's also because they don't want foreign investors to pull out of their economy.
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They're hoping to trigger a lawsuit that could incite the Supreme Court, which now has a conservative majority with Justice Brett Kavanaugh, to overturn Roe.
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Last week, an edited, secretly recorded video released by a conservative activist suggested Democratic operatives hired people to attend Trump's campaign rallies and incite violence.
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If you want to support survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence Consider donating to organizations such as the National Organization for Women (NOW); INCITE!
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What do you do with a technology that could restore the voices of people who have lost theirs — but also sow chaos and incite violence?
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On multiple occasions, Trump has been attacked for encouraging gun-owners to incite violence against Clinton, though Trump's campaign has said he is being misinterpreted.
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"Tech companies certainly need to continue to be far more vigorous about identifying, fingerprinting and blocking content and individuals who incite hate and violence," Sen.
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One key dimension was the use of social media—Facebook in particular—by powerful figures in Myanmar to incite hate and violence across the country.
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Now more than ever the average person sitting at his or her laptop has the ability not just to complain but to incite real change.
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"The reason 22017chan should be shut down is because the owners don't care at all that people use it to incite violence," he said Tuesday.
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"Wirathu's speeches can cause disrespect and incite hatred in the people against Aung San Suu Kyi ... (and) the government," San Min said in his complaint.
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In the state of Veracruz, two people were arrested for using social media to incite looting in a suburb of the port capital, media reported.
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The pair have just launched their new investment platform, Incite, and are looking to the future with a timeline generally unheard of within the Valley.
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Under the Pan European Game Information (PEGI) rating system, the "discrimination" category currently applies to games that incite hatred against an ethnic or religious group.
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Even in liberal democracies they are starting to punish not only those who deliberately incite violence, but also speakers who are merely intemperate or shocking.
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When Jane leaves Scarlet briefly to work at Incite, a VICE clone where she is supposed to deliver controversial clickbait, she doesn't last a month.
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But other religious leaders, including Pope Francis and Christians living in Israel, expressed dire concerns that the move would incite unrest in the volatile region.
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The incongruity between the king and queen's support for the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists and the government's willingness to help incite against dissidents here is symptomatic.
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We have clear policies prohibiting terrorist recruitment and content intending to incite violence and quickly remove videos violating these policies when flagged by our users.
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Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned Tuesday that a "radical" opposition force in Venezuela was attempting to incite violence against the country's military and government.
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In general, hateful speech and opinions are protected under the Constitution, except to the extent they are deemed to incite violence or otherwise become illegal.
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But incite the opposition party he did, and most of the Democratic committee members tried to make a case for obstruction where Mueller would not.
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"I didn't know about their extreme imagery, nor do I support images that can be hurtful or incite damage or hate to others," he claimed.
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Candy has undoubtedly been used in the political sphere to incite racial hatred, bigotry, and xenophobia for a damn long time—and in multiple countries.
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Twitter's rules against abusive behavior says that a user may not engage in the targeted harassment of someone or incite other people to do so.
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Right-wing extremists who openly incite hatred and violence, like the head of (anti-Islam grassroots movement) PEGIDA boss Lutz Bachmann, thus receive intolerable support.
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Radicalization happens first and foremost on the internet, where violent extremists meet and incite each other, and where they should be tracked down and monitored.
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Rehoboam is so important, people spend the last few minutes of "Parce" killing each other over the machine and the company that owns it, Incite.
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He's using his manipulation skills and your platform to bully others and to incite supporters to harass people — both on Twitter and in real life.
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" GM responded with a statement from its senior vice president of communications, Tony Cervone: "The goal of our communication has been to inform not incite.
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The show doesn't incite a collective amnesia of the actual royals, but we are seeing them in a different, overall more relatable and likable light.
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Mr. Zenko described the president as a "passive hawk," wanting to appear tough without making decisions about military force that could incite long-term commitments.
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The rules, notably, don't apply to politicians unless they threaten individuals or incite hatred against particular nationalities, which is why Trump's remarks have gone unpunished.
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Lobbyists and corporations live in fear of doing something that would agitate the White House, something that could incite a tweet and tank a stock.
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It's simple really: Continue to portray Democrats as obstructionists; incite all out warfare within the GOP; and deliver more "Bannon-ism" to rally the troops.
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In recent years, Xinjiang and central government officials have said they are concerned about the spread of online material that might incite attacks by citizens.
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Then, the white supremacist group went after the African-American community, citing slogans and anti-black rhetoric and a diatribe meant to further incite violence.
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A young white man, Turner joins a terrorist group called "the Order," which commits a series of attacks designed to incite a wider race war.
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It is illegal to incite hatred and to distribute or publicly display Nazi symbols in Germany, but they can still be found on Facebook's platform.
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Mr. Githongo cited a government ban on live broadcasts during postelection violence in 2008, out of fear that bloodshed on television could incite further violence.
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The big picture: Asked by host Chris Wallace if President Trump bears any responsibility for the recent spike in political violence, Nielsen said that while First Amendment rights should always be protected, there is a line: "When those choose to use the First Amendment to incite violence, to incite disruption, rather than being constructive...to have conversations that instead tear Americans apart, I do not support that."
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Social media pickup can lead to increased attention from the public, which helps to incite action from authorities who were previously slow or reluctant to investigate.
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Unfortunately, the lock-ups and pricing scams the current ICO market uses to incite greed rather than rational thinking are hurting the industry more than helping.
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This time, Reddit's leadership is taking aim at content and groups that incite violence, and the first groups to fall are Nazi and Nazi-sympathizing subreddits.
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Even if they are considered stores, Zukran said, advertising must not "directly incite a child to buy goods or services," according to the Consumer Protection Act.
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In fact there have been rumors in the industry that Drunk Elephant might someday incite a bidding war between Estée Lauder and L'Oréal to acquire it.
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"Politicians have always misused the struggle for resources in the county to incite Tharaka voters against supporting an aspirant from Chuka and vice versa," she said.
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Now, I get that Zuckerberg was trying to make a speech argument that Facebook shouldn&apost censor on popular unless he says they can incite violence.
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"We would expect to see an increased pace of tightening should wages be increased by such a level that would markedly incite inflation levels," he said.
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According to charging documents viewed by the Sun, Williams arrested McGrier for assault, arguing that the man had tried to fight him and incite a crowd.
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"Leaders and the media in our country should join the president in trying to unite and heal our country rather than incite more division," they read.
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"The past two years have shown that without sufficient safeguards, people will misuse these tools to interfere in elections, spread misinformation, and incite violence," Zuckerberg said.
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" Federal prosecutors said that these "avowed white supremacists traveled to Charlottesville to incite and commit acts of violence, not to engage in peaceful First Amendment expression.
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Creators who use external links for websites that cater to content like pornography, hateful ideology, or content that can incite violence, will receive a community strike.
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He was able to capitalize on anger at the US occupation to lead two insurgencies against American forces and incite sectarian violence against the Sunni population.
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However, he added that Facebook does have a responsibility to remove content on terrorism, child exploitation and messages, posts or other media that could incite violence.
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Twitter's unwillingness to take down content that could incite violence when its authors are powerful suggests both cowardice and a lack of concern for public safety.
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As the music was turned off and party was being shut down because of the curfew violation, the DJs interfered and began to incite the crowd.
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It took Wall Street's subprime mortgage crisis to incite Congress to pass the Dodd-Frank legislation that tried to reform how our country's financial system worked.
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When Chrissy Teigen announced the birth of her baby boy on Twitter, we highly doubt she anticipated that it would incite a heated discussion about pizza.
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The party thrown by WorryFree CEO Steve Lift (Armie Hammer) was meant to incite the protagonists' turning point from complicit cog and into a union rebel.
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Those who criticize the revolution - which brought the Communist Party to power in 1949 - are simply trying to incite the overthrow of the party, he added.
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The EU is close to requiring companies like YouTube to block videos that incite terrorism, and Germany recently passed a law doing much the same thing.
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Ryan deflected a question from audience member Steve Lonegan, a New Jersey Republican, who wants to incite a revolt to stop Trump from claiming the nomination.
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" Bush said of the comment: "He's doing this to inflame and incite and to draw attention, which seems to be the organizing principle of his campaign.
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The video cuts together footage from O'Keefe's video alleging that Creamer and other Democratic staffers hired people to stage protests and incite violence at Trump's rallies.
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With the exception of trolls just out to incite, you can pretty much count on the people of the internet to give it to you straight.
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The letter cites the Joint declaration on Freedom of Expression and Countering Violent Extremism which stipulates that states may restrict reporting that appears to incite violence.
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The new law could lead to campus gunfire and self-censorship among faculty who fear their grades or lectures could incite the armed students, Steiner said.
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White nationalists are the KKK rebranded, and they lost their right to free speech the minute they tried to use it to intimidate and incite violence.
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It's probably in Procter & Gamble's interests to incite some sort of change, the "Mad Money" host said, pointing to the weakness among consumer packaged goods stocks.
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The willingness to incite and intensify verbal assaults is an ingrained part of his character, according to some of the people who have known Trump longest.
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On Thursday, Hong Kong's High Court issued a temporary injunction banning people from posting or spreading messages online which "incite the use or threat of violence".
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The legacy of artists in National Parks goes all the way back to Thomas Moran, whose paintings of Yellowstone helped incite its park status in 1872.
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Police in a statement said they had arrested members of an unspecified "terrorist group" and also some foreigners who had planned to incite protesters to violence.
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" In Uganda, President Yoweri Museveni defended a 2016 shutdown as a "security measure to avert lies ... intended to incite violence and illegal declaration of election results.
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Signatories pledged that their campaigns would refrain from "religious incitement" and "ethnic or tribal profiling", and that they would not incite violence, according to the document.
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" A university education should, Brown writes, " call you to think, question, doubt" and " incite you to question everything you assume, think you know or care about.
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When someone repeatedly tells folks that "the other" hates them, folks develop a fear of "the other," which quickly turns to hate, which can incite violence.
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"CHY-NA," à la Republican nominee Donald Trump, has been painted as the ultimate antagonist—for stealing our jobs and devaluing their currency to incite exports.
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Reddit this week eliminated one of its discussion communities that supported the Unite the Right rally, saying that the company would ban users who incite violence.
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The group performs its controversial music and speaks about the importance of using rap as a tool to reclaim identity and incite resistance for disenfranchised youth.
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"This is not the time to lash out, to incite fear and use trash talk and terror for political gain," the 85033 Democratic presidential nominee said.
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We have clear policies prohibiting terrorist recruitment and content intending to incite violence and we quickly remove content violating these policies when flagged by our users.
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The fish kill, which has primarily affected Ha Tinh and three other central provinces, was not the first environmental problem to incite public outrage in Vietnam.
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Lurid details of supposed rapes of white women by black men, often entirely fabricated, were recounted in Southern papers to justify, or even to incite, lynchings.
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Mr. McGahn was also concerned that firing the special counsel would incite more questions about whether the White House was trying to obstruct the Russia investigation.
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There were fears that voting irregularities on Election Day would incite violence, potentially plunging the country into even deeper chaos and possibly even igniting regional turmoil.
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In the cold open, Dolores plays multiple mind games with a wealthy man named Gerry (Thomas Kretschmann), who previously worked at a mysterious company named Incite.
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The designation was opposed by some top Trump administration national security officials who said it could incite retaliation by Tehran against American troops and intelligence officers.
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At the time, taxpayers who opposed the expenditure pointed to the Metrodome as proof that sports stadiums lacked the ability to incite economic development, observers say.
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The rules codify what Beijing views as illegal content, including posts that harm the nation's honor and interests, incite ethnic hatred, or promote terrorism or extremism.
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Even the weaker version of the amendment helped incite a reign of terror in the South and its loopholes eventually enabled the restoration of white supremacy.
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We had no idea, however, that Kenny's decision would incite such rage in our donors that it would hinder our project to help kids in Kenya.
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In 2018, the company admitted that it did not do enough to prevent platform from being used to incite violence and spread misinformation in the country.
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The apparent hit at Cruz on Tuesday is likely to incite anger from the Texas Republican, who is among the top contenders in recent presidential polls.
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So while Saudi and Egyptian leaders may collaborate with Israel privately on issues of shared interest, doing so publicly could incite a blowback from their populations.
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"The past two years have shown that without sufficient safeguards, people will misuse these tools to interfere in elections, spread misinformation, and incite violence," he continued.
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"The Boys in the Band" helped incite those changes, allowing for its reappearance now as a triumph of liberation instead of an embarrassment to the liberators.
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For harassment, we look at whether the purpose of the video is to incite harassment, threaten or humiliate an individual; or whether personal information is revealed.
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So that's the kind of thing where I think it is clear that people were trying to use our tools in order to incite real harm.
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In order to incite a cultural sea change — which, Blakley says, is the goal — tweeting about the film industry is more than something to do for fun.
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We are all too familiar with the way ISIS uses the Internet to incite collective and individual acts of terrorism in the United States, Europe, and elsewhere.
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Photo: GettyFor weeks, Facebook has faced tough questions for allowing Alex Jones' InfoWars page to spread conspiracy theories that incite harassment while simultaneously pledging to fight misinformation.
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Also, Hal/Hood must have an accomplice considering someone had to plant the Gospel, incite the bus crash, and start the Betty note-passing chain at prom.
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"As in all countries, there is a distinct difference between legitimate criticism of government and attempts to incite public disorder," a government statement emailed to Reuters said.
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Their parties incite and benefit from panic over immigration and identity politics, but the flow of migrants into Europe across the Mediterranean has slowed to modest numbers.
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The remarks were a departure from the last pronouncement issued by the spokesman, Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, which aimed to incite attacks against Europe and North America.
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He says the impetus went beyond left and right politics; it's about condemning content that is blatantly hateful or has the potential to incite violence or harassment.
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This includes videos and images that incite terrorism, that provide instructions for how to carry out an attack, or that otherwise promote involvement with a terrorist group.
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That's not to say that the platform espoused at the March for Life is intended to incite such attacks, but rather, to say that actions have consequences.
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" Zuckerberg admitted to Vox that people are using Facebook "to incite real-world harm," saying it's an issue the company is "paying a lot of attention to.
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Newman is infamous for suggesting that killing abortion providers is justifiable, and was deported from Australia last year over concerns that he might incite anti-abortion violence.
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Scott, an African-American, is one of many minorities who have been flocking to gun stores to protect themselves, afraid Trump's victory will incite more hate crimes.
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The main aim of the Ig Nobels is to make people "laugh, then think," and incite the public's interest in STEM, according to the Ig Nobel website.
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For women, or at least for me personally, there's little surprise that "locker room" talk, as Trump termed the tape's contents, does little to incite widespread outrage.
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She is the author of "Colonial Planning of my Grandfather's Hilltop" in Jadaliyya, and of "Four Generation in Resistance," in the Color of Violence, The Incite Anthology.
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A German lawmaker has called for Donald Trump to be banned from entering the country, arguing that the Republican presidential candidate's comments on Muslims incite racial hatred.
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Bombs incite wars, the thinking goes—but North Korea miiight forgive the "accidental discharge" of a directed-energy laser pulser (also, as it happens, in the works).
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Cedric Richmond, the former chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, said the fundraising email featuring Kaepernick was a racist attempt to incite Republicans to give more money.
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"That's the kind of thing where I think it is clear that people were trying to use our tools in order to incite real harm," he said.
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"Facebook has been negligent in removing pages, groups and users, that actively promote non-consensual intimate photo sharing and incite sexual violence and harassment," Kirk-Cuomo claimed.
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We know that no matter how we dress or what our intent, our clothing will incite judgment and that we will invariably be measured against male fantasy.
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We can also incite change with random acts of kindness and not judging a book by its cover in our personal lives, homes, communities, churches or schools.
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The nude portrait is such a thoroughly old-fashioned art form that it's easy to imagine that it would be nearly impossible for one to incite controversy.
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So whether its algorithmic levers are more likely to be triggered into boosting political tweets that inflame and incite, or those that inform and seek to unite.
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" Humphries, also via text message, agrees, adding that "my reason for walking out was for the 17 lives lost [in] Parkland … and hopefully to incite a change.
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The show is a case study in how the exhibiting artists have taken their practices beyond museum gallery walls to change minds and incite governments to act.
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The Obama administration knew about the interference in August 2016 but was reportedly concerned that announcing it publicly could further incite Russia and damage the electoral process.
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" A spokeswoman for China's foreign ministry, meanwhile, blamed the protests on foreign influence, calling them "an attempt to incite external forces to intervene in Hong Kong affairs.
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Moulton, a former lieutenant in the Marines who served several tours in Iraq, argued on Sunday Trump's order will incite terrorist groups to attack the United States.
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Were he to try to dismiss Mueller, in a similar manner to the way he dispensed with FBI chief James Comey, he could incite a constitutional crisis.
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Finns Party leader Jussi Halla-aho told Finnish news service Lannen Media on Monday his party's video did not incite political violence and would not be pulled.
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"A president can't incite that sort of thing," said Cesar Villanueva, an incoming lawmaker with a party that supported Kuczynski in the second-round, in broadcast comments.
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By better detecting attacks in advance, lowering casualties when they happen and modifying rhetoric so it is less likely to incite violence, we can improve our defenses.
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Mr. Putin accused the Ukrainian government of using terrorism to incite conflict over Crimea, which has been heavily militarized since Russia annexed it from Ukraine in 2014.
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Check off Twitter will now remove the verification symbol from accounts that incite hate and harassment, so no more blue check marks for people like Richard Spencer.
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Eight party members have been detained since April on charges including "misusing social media to incite against the state" and "insulting the president", its legal adviser said.
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The crisis in Myanmar has forced nearly 700,000 Rohingya Muslims to flee the mass killings and rapes that the online campaign helped incite, according to the Times.
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You're not eating very mediocre to very bad pizza for your goddamn health, and you're definitely not looking to incite the ire of a shitty Bostonian local.
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In particular, law enforcement should not threaten social media companies with unwarranted investigations for their efforts to rid their platforms of extremists who incite hate and violence.
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He has been accused of uttering statements meant to incite neighboring Rwanda to invade Uganda and overthrow its government, according to a charge sheet seen by Reuters.
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Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, mustered troops in a televised show of authority a day after the opposition tried to incite a military mutiny that fizzled within hours.
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It is corrupt and mismanaged and does at times incite violence, but Abbas is the last best hope for a two-state deal between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Despite trying to incite religious conflict between two communities — or perhaps because of it — Hedge and Postcard News received robust support from the BJP's social media network.
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The tabloid featured the burning World Trade Center towers and a partial quote from Representative Omar on a cover that protesters fear could incite violence against Muslims.
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The frenzy those teams helped incite ultimately led the marquee quintet of Chris Paul, Jimmy Butler, Paul George, Kyrie Irving and, yes, Carmelo Anthony to new addresses.
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Ms. Harris also wrote an open letter on her campaign letterhead to Mr. Dorsey, calling on Mr. Trump to be barred for tweets that could incite violence.
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Ms. Harris also wrote an open letter on her campaign letterhead to Mr. Dorsey, calling on Mr. Trump to be barred for tweets that could incite violence.
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Thomas sees in him a provocateur who intentionally tried to incite his audience by choosing for his first column a subject of urgent concern to the left.
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Despite the recent run-up, BofA said it remains "irrationally bullish" until "peak positioning & peak liquidity incite spike in bond yields" and a 4-8% equity correction.
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"We stay irrationally bullish until peak Positioning and peak Liquidity incite a spike in bond yields and a 4-8% equity correction," they said in a note.
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China says it protects the religion and culture of its ethnic minorities and that security measures in Xinjiang are needed to counter groups that incite violence there.
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The presidential and parliamentary elections, tentatively planned for late 2018, are more likely to incite conflict than to unify Libya, especially in the absence of a constitution.
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"Given this latest (Daily Stormer) article comes on the immediate heels of a violent act, we believe this type of article could incite additional violence," Tillman says.
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At the Kennedy School, Mr. Garcia Blum was inspired to incite his Sharpie revolution after meeting his future classmate Mx. Graf on admitted student day last spring.
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A Reddit user in the r/Westworld community (via io9/Gizmodo) found them by scouring the real website of a (hopefully fictional) Westworld universe tech company, Incite.
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But "A Pink Chair (In Place of a Fake Antique)," the Wooster Group's muddled new homage to Mr. Kantor, is unlikely to incite much fervor either way.
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"Nothing that a fifth-generation American can write," she says, "is going to incite any more fear than is already in the hearts of all these people."
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If the collaboration with Mark was designed to inspire, the work that The Women's March Foundation Los Angeles is doing with SameSide is intended to incite action.
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We banned them from our marketplace because they violate our hate speech policy, which prohibits ad serving on sites that incite violence and discrimination against minority groups.
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But it's his instinct to incite that has carved the tracks of his presidency so far -- and appears much more likely to determine his fate in 2020.
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For Democrats, such behavior validated impeachment because it confirmed the fears of the country's founders that a rogue, demagogic president could incite foreign interference in US democracy.
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This all comes amid backlash against "Joker," with critics saying the film has a dangerous message ... and the potential to incite troubled individuals to commit mass shootings.
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" Buzzfeed writer Charlie Warzel notes that Trump's tweets violate Twitter's own rules that "you may not incite or engage in the targeted abuse or harassment of others.
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Mahmoud Abbas' leadership is devoid of all ethical decency, and only serves to embolden terrorists, incite unprovoked violence, and foment a culture of Palestinian hatred toward Israelis.
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It can serve to let others across the city, country, or world know what is going on and maybe, just maybe, incite some pushback against the oppressor.
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"Bad" cholesterol was a necessary part of the equation — it was these lipid deposits that may incite the immune cells, they proposed — but it was not sufficient.
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Popular uprisings took hold in 2011 as the Arab Spring protest movements spread through North Africa and the Middle East, but failed to incite any major changes.
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Published in 1907, Friday, the Thirteenth tells the story of a stock broker who chooses that day to incite a panic intended to take down Wall Street altogether.
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The report, which came amid growing concerns about the way that social networks can incite violence, contained some of the most grave charges leveled against Facebook to date.
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It warned, however, that some of those now voicing outrage about the attacks in Cologne were doing so to incite racism rather than out of concern for women.
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"We cannot turn a blind eye to these crimes, and must ensure that all those who order, incite or commit violence against civilians are held accountable," Toner said.
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Trump won the White House with an abrasive promise to incite disruption and to destroy the political elites he blames for what he sees as a national crisis.
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In addition to citing many Facebook posts that were intended to spread false information and incite violence, the UN report specifically calls for an investigation into Facebook's response.
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And of course, there was the film's wide range of controversies, which stemmed from arguments over its relative merit to declarations that it would incite real-world violence.
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But, unable to keep herself from missing out on the wonder, Marge looks up anyway — only to blind herself and incite the revelatory character arc of the episode.
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The nuances of the sugar industry documents will incite debate for decades to come, but Kearns has forged a path by hunting them down in the first place.
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Those guilty of breaking Russia's protest laws should be held responsible, Putin said in answer to a question, and nobody had the right to incite clashes at demonstrations.
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The interior ministry sent text messages to Bahraini phones late last week warning that "following accounts which are biased or incite discord could expose you to legal liability".
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At the third presidential debate, Donald Trump invoked a video that says supporters of Hillary Clinton were paid to incite violence at one of his rallies in Chicago.
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While mini NES is (thankfully) unlikely to incite the same insane frenzy as Pokémon Go, at $60, it's a pretty reasonable holiday gift for your niece or nephew.
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He says he only smiled because he sensed Phillips and his group were trying to incite a larger confrontation, and he wanted to communicate that he wouldn't engage.
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If previous Anahata revolutions were any indication, the incendiary results would incite unrest elsewhere in the country, eventually leading to revolt and a total collapse of the government.
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Still, most reasonable Americans are fully aware that Trump's words were a dog whistle that could incite a mentally unstable individual to take murderous action against Hillary Clinton.
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There is a fear adjoining AI that machines are fated to dominate the workforce and such mechanical ventures into the arts are sure to incite technophobes with dread.
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Incite Labs is a private foundation that they gift money to on an annual basis, and their political work is funded directly and personally from their own coffers.
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And although hedge funds' power to incite real change in companies has come into question of late, it seems to Cramer like activist investors are here to stay.
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While fiscal policy proposals such as these cannot incite an investment rebound on their own, they can amplify a trend toward stronger business spending that is already underway.
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And now conservative activist James O'Keefe has released video showing how influential Democrats, assumingly under order from Team Clinton, are paying people to incite violence at Trump rallies.
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If they tried to do so earnestly, I've proved that they would immediately be shut down: It doesn't seem like that would incite anyone to do anything similar.
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Prior to that election, the secretary of State traveled to Nigeria to meet with the candidates and encourage all parties to refrain from actions that might incite violence.
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And it contains a gimmicky reveal of how two tech bro doofuses tried to take advantage of Michael's powers to destroy the world and successfully incite nuclear war.
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One reason is that while the high-voltage atmosphere of political campaigns may incite passions, it also tends to skew the vision of the people working inside them.
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His attempt to ban Muslim immigration is an act of bigotry (applying the sins of the few to the whole group), which is sure to incite more terrorism.
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Last month, Spotify narrowed the policy, keeping a ban on songs "whose principal purpose is to incite hatred or violence" but removing terms related to an artist's conduct.
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Harris also said that the now infamous tweet in which the president amplified a message that his impeachment would cause something like a civil war could incite violence.
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Leaders such as Trump use such unsettling language to demoralize and frighten the populace and incite greater political and social polarization that, in the end, benefits only them.
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What ideas would incite an Israeli teen charged with threatening dozens of Jewish centers in the US, throwing communities into chaos and terrifying the parents of young children?
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At the moment, there are those whose words — inadvertently or otherwise — incite domestic extremists to violence, and there are those Americans who fervently believe in E Pluribus Unum.
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Terrorist attacks carried out by a handful of extremist Muslims will be politicized, by Trump and others, to incite fear among voters and impel discriminatory and draconian policies.
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These kinds of arguments, and others, continue to incite public outrage against Turner, and the judge, Aaron Persky, who delivered the initial sentencing based on Turner's three convictions.
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Beyond just banning these accounts, Facebook will restrict content from other users that promotes banned figures if they are linked to hate groups or known to incite violence.
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But at the end of the day we need an identity and for us it is absolutely unimaginable to work with parties who incite against people and minorities.
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"The President condemns and denounces any group that would incite violence against any individual, and certainly doesn't support groups that would promote that type of behavior," she said.
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His aides, however, insisted that was not the goal, and that they instead wanted Congress to enact legislation defining what would incite the United States to reimpose sanctions.
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YouTube has removed more than 18613 drill music videos that the London police said could incite violence, while rappers and their defenders say the music is being scapegoated.
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Fake news reports intended to incite the public continue to circulate; government and opposition websites have been hacked; and dozens of roadblocks around the nation have paralyzed traffic.
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All of this gets thrust in front of a social media audience, in the hope that something will catch fire, change skeptical minds or incite real-world action.
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The N.B.A. is the latest entertainment giant to incite nationalist anger in China, where political submission has become the price of admission to a market of 1.4 billion.
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Now, it does not follow that it is O.K. to vilify powerful people, but not O.K. to incite hatred against vulnerable minorities, in the way Mr. Trump does.
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According to the letter sent to Facebook by the NJ Division on Civil Rights, some comments made on the page even appeared to incite violence against Orthodox Jews.
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Still, she said, the strikes "are the right thing to do," even if they are more likely to incite the government to escalate its reprisals than extract concessions.
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"It really made me angry seeing my son mixed in with that, because his [King's] posts are just so angry and just intended to incite," Griner told CNN.
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No more silence, with NY Post and now Trump taking Ilhan's words out of context to incite violence toward her, it's time for more Dems to speak up.
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Prosecutors argued that Wilders had set up the scene and intentionally had his speech climax with a rhetorical question that would incite the crowd and attract media attention.
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It gets to make its own set of speech rules within its own walls, and among those rules is a prohibition on using the service to incite harassment.
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As I reported earlier this year, the company has been forced to reckon with its role in Myanmar, where people used Facebook to incite violence against Rohingya Muslims.
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"It is absurd that the Palestinian actions vis-à-vis the court come at a time when the Palestinians continue to incite to acts of terrorism," it said.
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WhatsApp has been used in the past to incite violence against minority communities in India, but it also seems to be emerging as a powerful tool for women.
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One example cited by the Times was a deeply racist ad from the Trump campaign essentially designed to incite fear about a migrant caravan of Central American asylum seekers.
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The New York Times report also describes a particularly unsettling exploitation of Facebook's platform to stoke fear and incite violence among Myanmar's Buddhist majority and its Muslim Rohingya minority.
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New iPhones, iPads, and Macs will no doubt still incite rabid fanboyism, but buying an Apple device is becoming increasingly more than just about choosing a platform or brand.
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The posts seemed to praise femicide, incite fat-shaming and the killing of sex workers, and glorify women killers such as Jack the Ripper, Henry VIII and Sweeney Todd.
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As films like Raw, Prevenge, XX, The Lure, and The Love Witch incite critical adoration and medical attention alike, women horror directors are having, as they say, a moment.
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"We know that hostile rhetoric can incite anti-abortion extremists to take the law into their own hands by threatening abortion providers and committing acts of violence," she says.
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Sasse's proposed punishment: A fine and/or up to two years' imprisonment, or — if the deepfake could incite violence or disrupt government or an election — up to 10 years.
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As films like Raw , Prevenge , XX , The Lure , and The Love Witch incite critical adoration and medical attention alike, women horror directors are having, as they say, a moment.
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But for too long, it has also been possible to use these platforms to incite extremist violence, and even to distribute images of that violence, as happened in Christchurch.
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Using Slack to encourage or incite hatred and violence against groups or individuals because of who they are is antithetical to our values and the very purpose of Slack.
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There have been media reports about how more than 3,000 Russian ads were bought on Facebook to incite racial & religious division & chaos in the US during the 2016 election.
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They were the first people to be charged under part of the 1968 Civil Rights Act that made it a federal crime to incite a riot across state lines.
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Family-friendly animated blockbusters also borrow the rhythms of comedy, as movies like The Grinch and Ralph Breaks the Internet try to incite grown-up laughter, with mixed results.
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But that didn't stop chocolate giant Ulker Biskuvi from releasing an April Fool's commercial that has been interpreted by the Turkish government as attempting to incite more political unrest.
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"So that's the kind of thing where I think it is clear that people were trying to use our tools in order to incite real harm," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
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The group opposes white supremacy and hopes "to incite a movement amongst white working people that works toward the total liberation of all working people," according to their website.
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"Everybody must support the measures taken by the state against those who violate the law, incite violence and are linked with forces abroad," the ministry said in a statement.
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Paying higher debt costs would mean less money for critical services such as housing, education and sanitation, which could incite more protests that have rocked towns across the country.
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She adds that many of the offending tweets are doubly criminal because they not only name a victim but are often abusive or even incite violence against the individual.
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Warnings about foreign terrorist fighters who may try to get into the US to carry out attacks or incite others to do so is also in the bulletin. 3.
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Nima's thoughts line up with the stated goals of Matt, Swati and Incite, and there is no doubt the two intend to see this project through to the end.
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Accounts associated with terrorist groups like al-Qaeda and the Islamic State have previously used Facebook for recruitment and to incite violence, in violation of the company's user policies.
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Stoltenberg, walking a fine line not to incite Trump, has repeatedly credited Trump with corralling allies to accelerate their spending plans even as he has cautioned against alliance divisions.
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It's time for all of us to start pushing back when politicians take us for granted and try to incite follow-the-herd thinking to further their own agendas.
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The development comes months after People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals accused a SeaWorld employee of trying to incite violence while posing as a fellow animal rights activist.
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"That kind of language from the person who probably has the loudest microphone on the planet earth is hurtful and dangerous and it tends to incite violence," Kaine said.
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And there are drugs that incite a patient's own immune system to recognize and kill tumor cells, a mode of treatment that lay fallow for decades before being revived.
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The attacks also seek to incite draconian responses from the government and its militias against Sunni civilians, perpetuating a cycle of radicalization that benefits the jihadists, Mr. Bonsey said.
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The battles for economic dominance being fought at the policy level must incite parallel action among American businesses — the face of change and uncertainty needs to drive necessary disruption.
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The detainees include leaders and members of the opposition Popular Will and Justice First parties, Maduro said on state TV, accusing them of following U.S. instructions to incite chaos.
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The merger is met with skepticism by industry analysts and outrage by consumer groups, who complain that it would thwart competition, create unfair pricing and incite more media consolidation.
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Given this latest article comes on the immediate heels of a violent act, we believe this type of article could incite additional violence, which violates our terms of service.
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Why it matters: Tech companies — including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube — are working to rein in content that is false or may incite violence, but some conservatives are alleging bias.
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" An act passed in 2000 broadened the definition of hate speech to include expressions that are "hurtful" and "harmful" or that will "incite harm" or "promote or propagate hatred.
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This month, he called the first wave of Olympic sanctions a conspiracy to "incite discontent among sports fans, athletes" in Russia and influence his country's presidential election in March.
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Posts that violate Facebook's community guidelines, including hate speech or content that could incite violence, are completely deleted, the company said, adding that Dandiya's video came under that category.
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These necromantic objects incite a strange familiarity since they detail mundanities one might casually drop via text message to one's mother: the weather, children's whereabouts, even a niggling toothache.
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To make Foreman come unhinged, to reduce an audience or a nation to haters sputtering with anger, to incite something, and then stand back and watch people reveal themselves.
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The investigators sharply criticized Facebook, which has become Myanmar's dominant social media network despite having no employees there, for letting its platform be used to incite violence and hatred.
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That saturation has often led to misuse: Various groups have deployed WhatsApp to spread false news, incite mob violence and manipulate votes during elections in India and other nations.
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If you want your story to be well placed and if you want to be professionally rewarded, you have to generate page views — you have to incite social media.
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It may incite mass resignations by pro-Brexit lawmakers in her cabinet, who have called the customs union and other similar proposals a betrayal of the 2016 referendum result.
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" In 2016, a local court ordered that Mr. Davydov's recordings be removed from the internet, saying they caused "reputational damage" to the judicial system and could "incite protest rallies.
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Last week, 13 Russians were indicted on charges relating to a carefully planned scheme to incite political discord in the United States in the months before the 2016 election.
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Yet his family swiftly murdered them on his orders, which, according to many later accounts, were meant to incite an apocalyptic race war that Mr. Manson called Helter Skelter.
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The Americans had sent a letter to the Iranians through the Swiss warning against any retaliation for the drone strike that would incite further military action by Mr. Trump.
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" The code tells attendees to avoid messages "that are designed to incite anger, hate, or violence" and to "respect the law and the police and cooperate in all matters.
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Facebook said in November a human rights report it commissioned showed it had not done enough to prevent its social network from being used to incite violence in Myanmar.
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"With the violence that occurred over the weekend, the company believed this site could incite additional violence," said the person who was not authorized to publicly discuss the matter.
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In the statement, the prosecutor vowed to monitor for threats of abuse and pursue cases against those who "incite attacks against society and violations of the rights of others".
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Given what we have learned about Russian trolling and covert online influence campaigns, we may also underestimate the foreign influence stirring hate on the internet that can incite violence.
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But gold is commonly found along with copper and Mr. Ramlie, the company director, fears that word of a big discovery could incite another gold rush to West Sumbawa.
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Yet while Delos pedaled the ultimate choose-your-own-adventure fantasy future with endless possibilities, Incite instead posits a technological utopia where data chooses the best path for you.
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President Donald Trump has often taken abusive swipes at the congresswoman on Twitter, which has caused Democrats to accuse him of trying to incite violence against the Muslim lawmaker.
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" (c) Any case that will incite millions of tweets about what an idiot I am so that I can tweet back, "What are you gonna do about it, huh?
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Duterte didn't just inspire or incite the killings from afar, Matobato claimed, but was personally involved in selecting some victims, including Muslims targeted in revenge killings after a bombing.
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"Games have an opportunity, potentially more so than Hollywood, to put you in alignment with a character, to incite empathy through the choices you make as them," she said.
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Nevertheless, some oil executives are concerned that the travel restrictions could incite hostility toward Americans working in Iraq or prompt other countries to retaliate with their own visa restrictions.
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In August, experts from the United Nations and a human rights body condemned the president's attacks on the news media and warned that they could incite violence against journalists.
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Activists claimed the gathering wasn't meant to incite trouble or violence but to show solidarity with the queer people who are worried about their rights under a Trump presidency.
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Should the new administration follow through on the President-elect's tough rhetoric on China and take protectionist steps that could incite a trade war, tensions in Asia could spike considerably.
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Rogue actors and even governments have taken advantage of user trust to deepen divisions, incite violence and even undermine our shared sense of what is true and what is false.
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Grewal told the judge that Facebook had people working around-the-clock trying to pro-actively monitor and remove posts on its website that glorify or incite violence through terrorism.
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In her speech, the activist touched on the growing insecurity of the world and warned against leaders who speak against international organizations like the U.N. and incite fear in internationalism.
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If a major wellness company like Goop were to change its practices around crystal sourcing and shared that info with its consumers, it could very well incite a sea-change.
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Le Pen was charged in March for violating a French law that prohibits promoting "violent messages that incite terrorism or pornography or seriously harm human dignity," according to the Guardian.
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But in recent years, the permissiveness these policies has also created loopholes for those whose spread disinformation, incite hatred and violence, and post abusive and offensive content to the web.
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Rogue actors and even governments have taken advantage of user trust to deepen divisions, incite violence, and even undermine our shared sense of what is true and what is false.
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The most we might expect is for Ginsberg's team to get more funding, more clout, more buy-in from Facebook's various teams, and more of a mandate to incite change.
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About half the population apparently thought Islam posed a "threat to Western civilisation" while a quarter regarded it as a "dangerous" religion because of its perceived capacity to incite violence.
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"We have policies against ads on YouTube that incite hatred or promote discrimination, and all ads that run on the platform have to comply with these policies," the spokesperson says.
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And it also implies a willingness to deliberately incite racial angst, fear, and public discord that may be impossible to control and is almost certain to damage America's social fabric.
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By contrast, Trump's efforts to incite voter intimidation and accuse minority voters of ballot-stuffing is at least correlated with, if not causing, an increase in early voting among Democrats.
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"Leaflets were up in shops encouraging Muslims to boycott Ahmadis and generally to incite hatred against Ahmadis," Farooq Aftab, deputy director of communications for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, told Mashable.
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With the long timeline, various investment vehicles and lack of partners, it's clear the two have put in a lot of work to position Incite as a premiere investment organization.
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Gilboa based Food Chain Project on Joseph Beuys's concept of social sculpture, a term Beuys coined in the '60s out of a belief in art's power to incite revolutionary change.
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"It is extremely important to me and to my team that whatever material we produce is inclusive, does not incite violence and is always respectful to our audience," Dimplez continued.
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But the main reason marathon cheats likely incite so much outrage in the running community is because cheating violates the very essence of the sport down to its philosophical core.
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FBI Special Agent Ray Conlin (Dominic Fumusa) — who should be a fun mustache-twirling a-hole for this season — claims that they worry Sekou's rhetoric will incite others to violence.
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A fundamental misunderstanding of the event remains in place 17 years later, but this misreading nonetheless helped to incite a seismic — but necessary — shift in the common wisdom on bullying.
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Enslaved Africans were forbidden from using their native languages (and at the same time forbidden from learning how to read and write English) because slaveowners feared they would incite rebellions.
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One thing the TV series and movie share, and which will probably incite more discussion than any of the show's idiosyncrasies, is a nonjudgmental approach to the subject of prostitution.
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The unrest had been the subject of their trial: their offences were to storm into a government compound during it, and in one case to incite others to do so.
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Baghdadi's death could be a 'propaganda bonanza' for ISIS and incite more violenceTrump tries to spin his disastrous Syria retreat into a big success, says he showed 'vision' and 'courage'
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"No more silence, with NY Post and now Trump taking Ilhan's words out of context to incite violence toward her, it's time for more Dems to speak up," she tweeted.
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Any content "whose principal purpose is to incite hatred or violence against people because of their race, religion, disability, gender identity, or sexual orientation" will be removed from the site.
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A propaganda video that surfaced on social media this week warned that Western forces, led by the United States, were seeking to incite social conflict abroad and subvert foreign governments.
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Facebook said a human rights report it commissioned on its presence in Myanmar showed it had not done enough to prevent its social network from being used to incite violence.
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"I think we need to use cautious, restrained expressions on this issue so as not to incite antagonistic emotions of the peoples of both countries," Moon said at the meeting.
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President Donald Trump and other Republican officials have repeatedly referred to the outbreak as a "Chinese virus," stoking warnings among Democrats that the rhetoric will incite violence against Asian Americans.
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"We do not do this lightly, but they have repeatedly posted content designed to incite animosity and hatred against minority groups, which disqualifies the Pages from our service," Facebook said.
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"The scenes of the massacres in the two mosques should wake up those who were fooled, and should incite the supporters of the caliphate to avenge their religion," he said.
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The news menu during the day is, itself, carefully and cleverly designed to incite fear and set up the audience for the evening-long bashing of moderates, liberals and Democrats.
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His opposition seems little more than an attempt to incite partisan rancor and now to ingratiate himself with the Trump administration, with an eye to aggrandizing his own political future.
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He is also the first president to incite his supporters via tweet to retaliate against a whistle-blower whom both his own intelligence community inspector general and Congress deem legitimate.
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Under its rules for trends, Twitter doesn't allow anything containing "profanity or adult/graphic references," topics that "incite hate," or those that violate Twitter's rules on harassment and hateful conduct.
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The humidity in the air, absorbed and accumulating in the gas tank, is enough to incite mayhem in an engine (and condensation in the tank will have the same effect).
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"Your actions to incite demonstrations at the Wyatt is reckless and directly threatens the safety of the detainees and the Corporation's dedicated employees," Walker wrote the mayor in a letter.
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" He indicated that Human Rights Watch is among organizations that support and instigate "anti-China activists ... to engage in radical violent crimes, and incite separatist activities hyping Hong Kong independence.
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"The armed wing of the Muslim Brotherhood intended to use the weapons in terrorist attacks as they take advantage of economic conditions to incite protests," it said in a statement.
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They collectively asked Mnuchin to share their "unanimous concern and disappointment" to the US president, suggesting his recent trade actions would incite uncertainty, and dampen the goal of economic growth.
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MORE and Mitt Romney and go after those Republicans and independents who have been sitting out those general elections and incite them with real red-meat, nativist, "America first" rhetoric.
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Federal law prohibits the Census Bureau from cooperating on such a venture, and the bureau's own rigid tradition of nonpartisan service would likely incite a revolt were it ordered to.
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But we have declined, since this will really look like a coup, and while we are trying to prevent violence, we don't wish to incite it through, say, an insurrection.
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"No person is born hating another, and we have an obligation as Americans to stand up against prejudice and bigotry that would incite violence against someone simply for who they are."
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Failing to enact the measure could deal a serious blow to his young administration and he has said himself could incite a "blood bath" for Republicans in midterm elections next year.
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That has raised fears about the rise of "assassination markets" that incite people to commit murder for financial gain (none has been shut down yet since there have been no trades).
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Twitter Moments, the feature that's meant to highlight the best of Twitter in a more magazine-like format, has so far failed to incite further user growth, as was initially hoped.
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The full statement (via CNET) is below: After almost nine incredible, intense years working to build Nest, I've decided to begin my transition to dedicate more of my time to Incite.
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"The purpose of these videos is to incite violence in our communities, recruit people to their cause, and attempt to spread fear in our society," said UK home secretary Amber Rudd.
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Not everyone is in full support of the Trump administration's muscular posture towards Iran and some worry that the administration is trying to incite a revolution to overthrow the Iranian regime.
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While Ana swears she didn't mean to incite a riot and effectively blow up the entire campus' housing situation, she side-steps truly dealing with why what she did was wrong.
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Mr. Bennett said the novel, "Borderlife," by Dorit Rabinyan, disparaged the Israeli military, and the head of his ministerial committee said it "could incite hatred and cause emotional storms" in classrooms.
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In fact, a recent Boston Globe investigation found that the president's aides purposefully misspell some of the president's tweets to incite his detractors and make his base feel more comfortable. Alas.
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Officially, the bureau is entrusted with banning any work deemed to disrespect religion, disturb the public order, incite sectarianism, offend public sensitivities or insult the dignity of the head of state.
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"A few individuals are trying to incite Pashtun youth in a post-conflict environment, exploiting the ethnic/linguistic angle," the military's spokesman, Major General Asif Ghafoor, told Reuters in a statement.
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Former senior CIA Russian operations officer Charles Leven thinks the Kremlin may do more to incite violence, such as stoking racist and anti-immigrant passions by hyping alleged links to crime.
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Former senior CIA Russian operations officer Charles Leven thinks the Kremlin may do more to incite violence, such as stoking racist and anti-immigrant passions by hyping alleged links to crime.
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The following month, Facebook acknowledged that its platform had been abused in Myanmar to "foment division and incite violence," citing a human rights review of Facebook that the company had commissioned.
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Many are saying that by equating the actions of white nationalist hate groups with anti-fascist counter-protesters, the president is creating a false moral equivalency that could incite further violence.
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"For media outlets, we recommend a moderation of the sensationalistic aspects of the news coverage of these events, so as not to incite excessive worry and distress among viewers," she said.
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Don't mean to incite class warfare here—but the seats, the food, the lighting, and everything else on private jets are way more awesome than what you'll find in commercial economy.
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Yiannopoulos, an editor at Breitbart and self-described "supervillain of the internet," was widely criticized for using his large Twitter following to troll and incite people against different groups of people.
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The emergency measures introduced for six months granted security forces more powers to make searches and arrests, and imposed curbs on the "preparation and distribution of publications that could incite conflicts".
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The point of the annual festival is to drive people to incite change in the government when it comes to issues like education, food security, health care, gender equality, and sanitation.
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Another proposal would categorize games that "incite sexism" as discriminatory, forcing them to be labeled with the highest age rating (18 and over) and barring them from prime time TV advertising.
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"Tech companies certainly need to continue to be far more vigorous about identifying, fingerprinting, and blocking content and individuals who incite hate and violence," he said in a statement in March.
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He flourished in Iraq's war, using tactics now associated with the Islamic State: videotaped beheadings, mass killings of fellow Muslims deemed nonbelievers and attacks meant to incite a Sunni-Shiite war.
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GoDaddy Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google canceled Daily Stormer's Internet registration on Monday, saying the group had violated terms of service, which prohibit clients from using their sites to incite violence.
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Rather than engage with Schultz—who, it is true, has offered little of substance other than attempting to incite undue panic about the national debt—Democrats have thrown an entitled tantrum.
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This ability was generally thought to be a camouflage tactic, but now researchers are observing octopuses using appearance-altering skills as a way to either incite or back down from confrontation.
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Whatever the case, a national emergency likely wouldn't make the President's path toward a border wall any easier, and might instead incite more Democratic pushback and the possibility of legal challenges.
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The prospect of tariffs seemed likely to incite a period of fierce lobbying by foreign governments and multinational companies who will argue that their products should be exempted from any sanctions.
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Intelligence and law enforcement services have monitored the jihadist threat and prosecuted suspects, disrupting the flow of fighters to and from Syria and the Islamic State's efforts to incite Americans online.
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Headlining summer events in states he won handily is a way to rally the party base without provoking the sort of campaign-altering chaos he could incite closer to the election.
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Mr. Zagheir, the community leader, who has vainly sought a meeting with Mr. Barkat, says he fears that leveling the buildings, and the mosque, could incite a new wave of violence.
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Having failed to incite a national panic last week over the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, the Trump haters have moved on this week to destroying Pruitt.
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They tried to incite their base, a group that already had legitimate, organic reasons for anger, and failed to acknowledge a lack of witnesses who could confirm the party in question.
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The government and the army have accused Thanathorn and his party them of trying to incite unrest and even overthrow the constitutional monarchy that is central to many Thais' cultural identity.
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One of those requirements was that I could not incite a riot or any violence because I was crossing a state line, so inciting a riot would be a federal offense.
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For instance, she says, adults sometimes hold the belief that when young people engage in activism, they're merely "practicing" for future civic participation, and that their efforts won't actually incite change.
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But part of Cheng remains defiant as he considers the doxing website a component of a larger campaign to incite fear in protesters as mass demonstrations continue into their third month.
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Videos of brutality or defiance aren't so much cause for viewers to pause in horror or awe of their contents anymore, but instead tend to incite Twitter spats about their authenticity.
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