Fortunately, we're beginning to see the rise of intentional community instigators.
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Again, that's different from empathizing with self-interested insiders and instigators.
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Instigators of the weekend's violence were heard routinely chanting homophobic remarks.
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In our experience, transformative CEOs like to be instigators, not merely executors.
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"In the past, secular coup instigators silenced the ezan," a politician observed.
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Obviously, there were other triggers or instigators involved in releasing the illness.
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Many of the instigators, as in Myanmar, also happen to be Buddhist monks.
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The instigators' ears are sticking out everywhere but they do not even redden.
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"Responding to the threat, forces fired at (the) main instigators," the spokeswoman said.
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To feel supported is one of the greatest instigators of meaningful and lasting change.
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Strikes and food riots, often led by Communist instigators, ground cities to a halt.
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Women who are beaten and raped are often the instigators, they claim, not the victims.
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Each movement is made up of at least three factions: believers, political insiders and instigators.
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According to Gat, Aries teens are big instigators and aren't ones for letting anything go.
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We ask who are the real killers, the instigators, and we will continue to ask.
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These race-hate instigators should be plastered all over TV just like Dylan Roof was.
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Artists such as Lyon remain powerful and important instigators in bringing such oppression to light.
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Though such slogans violate German laws against hate speech, the instigators were not removed by organizers.
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Here we find a mantra among instigators of the failed electoral coup: this election is different.
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Within hours, the hashtag was going viral, though probably not for the reasons its instigators intended.
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Some of those who faced their angry constituents dismissed protesters as little more than paid instigators.
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Its leader Abdelwahed Mohamed Nour was one of the instigators of the Darfur rebellion in 2003.
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But still, Silicon Valley has overwhelmingly spoken out against both Trump's comments and the racist instigators.
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" A coup has indeed taken place in Catalonia, writes Melissa Rossi, "but the instigators aren't in Madrid.
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In the new video, another group emerges as instigators who set the scene for the tense encounter.
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"During the riots IDF soldiers fired selectively towards two main instigators and hits were confirmed," it said.
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"Populist policies adopted by the governments of developed countries are often the instigators of crisis," he wrote.
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Men shouldn't be left out of this conversation, especially since they're the actors and instigators in these situations.
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Firefighters later moved inmates into a separate building and put the instigators in custody, the Justice Ministry said.
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One of the activists, Shar Yaqataz Banyamyan, denied in a Facebook video that his group had been instigators.
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Milo is an extreme example of someone behaving in grotesque ways, and other instigators like him are similarly grotesque.
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"CBP identified individuals who may have information relating to the instigators and/or organizers of these attacks," said Meehan.
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The list reportedly contains 85033 journalists, seven of whom are Americans, an attorney, and others labeled as organizers and instigators.
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"We all grew up together," said Jax Taylor, one of the show's most effective instigators and a semi-rehabilitated Lothario.
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They're known for being sex-obsessed instigators who live for drama, so this cat's scheming ways are a natural match.
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"During the violent riots IDF (Israel Defence Force) soldiers fired selectively towards main instigators," the military said in a statement.
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On Sunday, cops determined that the KKK members had acted in self defense or were merely protecting each other from instigators.
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A day later, one of the central instigators in the conflict, Breitbart columnist and conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos, was permanently banned.
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After the police chief reveals that the cop won't face charges for Danielle's murder, outside instigators begin beat up an officer.
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And months later, by some strange twist of legal fate, the main instigators of the takeover are acquitted of all federal charges.
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Last week, we watched as the Black Lives Matter protest took an ugly turn thanks to outside instigators who attacked the police.
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We deny the many dark descriptions put forth by instigators and liars who have their own agenda for seeking profit and fame.
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Current and former Pemex workers are at both ends of the crimes – some as victims but others as instigators, participants or informants.
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Ahmet Ozcetin, the operations commander of Akinci air base, who is charged with being one of the main instigators of the coup.
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They are the co-instigators behind the event, Creation 1, as well as the occupants of Est, the home hosting the performance.
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Police have arrested dozens of alleged instigators, including a close ally of Prabowo suspected of orchestrating assassination plots against top government officials.
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On Wednesday he said officers had found some of the people they searched were carrying envelopes containing money, suggesting instigators behind the trouble.
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Prosecutors have said they believe Boykov did not act alone and were now looking for instigators of the attack and contractors they used.
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Even without such knowledge, the instigators of the drama project should have been able to work out that this was a statistical likelihood.
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The documents listed 10 journalists, an attorney and 47 others, some of them labeled organizers and instigators from the United States and elsewhere.
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Like those digital instigators, LaRouche promoted an alternate political reality to his followers that deftly incorporated the latest news within a broader conspiratorial framework.
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In its report on the violence, Xinhua cited a statement from the Chinese Ministry of Public Security, but it did not identify the instigators.
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A group of the instigators would go on help rip the US apart decades years later during the US Civil War, including Confederate Gens.
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These things sometimes happen to social networks: The community grows toxic to the point of everyone, even the instigators of that toxicity, hating it.
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Despite my pessimism, what was difficult to imagine at the time was that the US would so quickly become the instigators of international instability.
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It's the kind of document instigators of mass violence often write to inspire copycat attackers (which is why I chose not to link to it).
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Yiannopoulos, who had 338,000 followers and a Twitter bio that called him "The most fabulous supervillain on the internet," was one of the main instigators.
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In the aftermath, the internet has more or less admitted that it went way too far with that one, and some of the instigators apologized.
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The edited 16-minute video shows Creamer allegedly explaining how his organization, Democracy Partners, planted instigators at Trump rallies to arouse the Republican nominee's supporters.
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While histamine is essential to keeping our immune system primed against foreign invaders, it's also one of the major instigators behind people's allergic symptoms, including asthma.
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"We deny the many dark descriptions put forth by instigators and liars who have their own agenda for seeking profit and fame," a rep told People.
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It said the crowd threw stones and rolled burning tires at soldiers, who responded with "riot dispersal" measures and "fired live rounds selectively towards main instigators".
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From the black parent of a college basketball player to a grieving Gold Star family, Trump's critics of color have been painted as un-American instigators.
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Perhaps Fadi Chehadé, ICANN's president and one of the instigators of NETmundial, will be more successful getting such efforts off the ground in his new job.
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Perhaps the airline's staff could have defused the situation better, or been firmer with those initial instigators; perhaps they performed impeccably, averting a still-worse quarrel.
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"These protests are done by instigators, saboteurs and vandalists and anarchists," said one critic, Kazem Anbarlooie, the editor in chief of the hard-line newspaper Resalat.
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Carter and Marcus said pictures from the first night show a "rainbow of kids," seemingly street kids and homeless LGBTQ youth, who were likely the main instigators.
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These attacks netted a relatively paltry profit for the instigators and are largely believed to have served as a way to spread chaos rather than obtain funds.
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Unlike the Nuremberg-style justice used in other genocide cases, which focuses on persecuting top-level instigators only, communities actively participate in the justice and reconciliation process.
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The documents listed 10 journalists, an attorney and 47 people, some of whom were said to be possible organizers and instigators from the United States and elsewhere.
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New York City police have nabbed three more far-right instigators in connection with the violent brawl on the Upper East side of Manhattan earlier this month.
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But state media has portrayed the protests as foreign driven, sometimes identifying Western bystanders and journalists — including one working for The New York Times — as American instigators.
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If not instigators of literal war crimes, there are people all around us, every day, committing smaller but still significant sins against others' human rights and dignity.
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Republicans say Democrats have treated Sessions badly since the moment Trump nominated him and point to Warren as one of the primary instigators of their hardball strategy.
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Again and again, the instigators and upholders of Purge Night are explicitly associated, as they have been in earlier installments of the franchise, with powerful, rich white men.
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As the slaps and jabs continue, Thon will be forced to confront the truth that we are all our own worst instigators in this greatest melee called life.
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The government, at its weekly meeting, vowed to press ahead with legal action against what it called instigators of a strike it sees as harming the national interest.
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We elect them on the basic premise that they will be statesmen, dedicated to working for the common good of both the country and their constituents, not instigators.
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"Google and Facebook are the instigators behind these improvements, slowly shifting user behavior over time in ways that we believe will be long-term impediments to Yelp's engagement."
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The main instigators of the campaign against her are Bernie Sanders supporters who are angry over Reid's full-throated support of Hillary Clinton during last year's Democratic primary.
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"We deny the many dark descriptions put forth by instigators and liars who have their own agenda for seeking profit and fame," a representative for Kelly previously told PEOPLE.
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Brown did not specify the role Glasenberg, Mistakidis and Hamze are alleged to have played except to say that they were "acting as either instigators, authors, co-authors or accomplices".
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Police had also found envelopes containing money, suggesting instigators had paid some of the rioters, Iqbal said, adding that tests showed some of the suspects had taken the stimulant methamphetamine.
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Whatever the case, there's little doubt the main instigators of the Clinton-inspired allegations against Trump got information from Russians and were consorting with them during the political opposition project.
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Not surprisingly, we have seen the same thing happen with the Occupy Wall Street movement, and the activists who gathered in Ferguson, Mo. (be it as insiders or as instigators).
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State Attorney General César Peniche Espejel said there are two main instigators: imprisoned Mexicles leaders Luis Santiago E.C., also known as El Milo, and Jesús Eduardo S.R., aka El Lalo.
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This gallery, run by art instigators Irena Popiashvili and Tamuna Gvaberidze, features the best of a small but thriving scene that includes photographer Marika Asatiani and the sculptor Giorgi Khaniasvili.
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Mr. Shea did not respond to a request for an interview but has insisted he visited the instigators of the occupation only as a fact-finder, not as an organizer.
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In a December conversation, before the shutdown, McConnell warned Trump that shutdowns never end well and never provide more leverage to their instigators, according to a source briefed on the conversation.
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Some reports are claiming that former Alabama players Wallace Gillberry (last played in 2007) Ryan Anderson (who recovered a couple of fumbles in this year's National Championship) were the prime instigators.
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He gained fame as one of the main instigators of the 0003 Gamergate controversy, which quickly turned into a war against anyone who pointed out sexism in the video game industry.
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Swiss Federer, one of the instigators of the event, said having Nadal in the team again after he missed this year's edition in Chicago due to injury was an exciting prospect.
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But at that same debate Trump also said some of the protesters at his rallies "are bad dudes and have done bad things," continuing to frame the protesters as the instigators.
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The shows that were the biggest instigators of Netflix infidelity were The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, American Horror Story, House of Cards, Orange Is The New Black, Narcos, and Stranger Things.
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Many supporters of Gunn pointed to the work of right-wing conspiracy theorists such as Mike Cernovich and Jack Posobiec as key instigators of the campaign to have the director fired.
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About 300 people gathered in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Monday, not to celebrate the instigators of the revolt that overthrew Mubarak but to praise the police who tried to stop them.
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The Istanbul prosecutor's office alleged that the two were the instigators of the journalist's death at the Saudi Consulate, while naming 18 other people who allegedly carried it out, Reuters reported.
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One of the biggest instigators — and benefactors — of Germany's newfound social-media rage machine has been the far-right, anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party, known by its German initials A.f.
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An Israeli military spokeswoman said soldiers had shot at the "main instigators" who she said posed a direct threat to the troops and who were trying to damage the border security fence.
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The responses could have been written by instigators who saw an opportunity to promote racist speech because they craved the attention or wanted to turn people against each other as a joke.
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Recurving typhoons in the North Pacific, such as the typhoon formerly known as Lan, tend to be instigators of major changes in weather patterns across the Pacific, North America, and even Europe.
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He also said one of the instigators of deadly communal violence in Kandy last year, where Muslim shops and houses were damaged, is "helping spread the unrest" in the North Western province.
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The senators referred to an NBC News report last week about documents listing 10 journalists, an attorney and 47 others, some of them labeled organizers and instigators from the United States and elsewhere.
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It included several people labeled as "organizers" or "instigators," at least one attorney who had worked with migrants on the border, and 10 journalists, including one who did freelance work for BuzzFeed News.
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And for many men, especially younger ones, it has yanked back the curtain and revealed the brutal underbelly of misogyny and how the instigators of actions like these are often hidden from sight.
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The plan also outlines a multinational coordination effort to weed out instigators of white supremacy, promising that identified white nationalist groups will be added to the State Department's list of foreign terrorist organizations.
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Many anti-Trump activists, for their part, saw the successful "shutdown" of the Chicago rally as a victory — just as many Trump supporters saw it as confirmation that protesters were the real instigators.
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Sensory psychologist Marcia Pelchat, who specializes in food and beverage selection at the Monell Chemical Senses Center, says that culture and environment are the biggest instigators when it comes to our specific food cravings.
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The database of 10 journalists, at least one US attorney, and 47 others who were listed as "organizers" or "instigators" contained passport pictures and notes on whether each individual had been arrested or interviewed.
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Many of the survivors have become the powerful instigators of change behind this movement, proving that if you are old enough to be affected by it, you are old enough to advocate against it.
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That list, titled "San Diego Sector Foreign Operations Branch: Migrant Caravan FY-2019 Suspected Organizers, Coordinators, Instigators, and Media," reportedly is comprised of 59 individuals, many of whom are American citizens, according to NBC.
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The database, which included 10 journalists, at least one US attorney, and 47 others who were listed as "organizers" or "instigators" contained passport pictures and notes on whether each individual had been arrested or interviewed.
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Just a few months ago, we witnessed another case of fandom gone horribly awry, which — in its own absurd way — prefigured the same entitlement and callousness on display in the instigators of the Wichita shooting.
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On CNN, Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer put direct blame squarely on the president and President Trump's failure to call out white supremacists as the main instigators is being criticized by many within his own party.
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Last fall, as the world reeled from Charlottesville's white supremacist protests and the killing of anti-racist protester Heather Heyer, we applauded companies like GoDaddy and AirBnB for canceling the accounts of racist organizers and instigators.
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The Kuwaiti government has said it would take legal action against what it said were instigators of a strike by thousands of workers over planned public sector reforms which labor unions say will affect workers' benefits.
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He has been held on preliminary charges of having links to the instigators of the coup attempt and of using force to overthrow the government by supporting the Taksim Square protests of 2013 — charges he denies.
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For many on the left and in the establishment press, this is an unsavory cast of characters -- a group of unserious instigators and ne'er do wells whom the President of the United States should not be elevating.
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The Israeli military said that its troops had used "riot dispersal means and firing towards main instigators" and that some of the demonstrators were "rolling burning tires and hurling stones" at the border fence and at soldiers.
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The incident prompted an outcry from state and city officials, who condemned the Proud Boys and urged the NYPD — which was initially criticized for not doing enough to protect protesters — to investigate and arrest the violent instigators.
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Image: Andrew Burton (Getty Images)One of the major instigators to the opioid crisis is looking to sell its own drug to save people from deadly overdoses—but the company swears it won't be pocketing the profits.
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When it looked like a confrontation could happen — such as when religious zealots started yelling anti-gay, Islamophobic comments at anti-Trump protesters — police simply surrounded the instigators to keep them split from the rest of the crowd.
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"My wish is that artworks in [this exhibition] challenge our various modes of participation in these repeated scenes of violence, as victims or instigators, as bystanders, as witnesses, as consumers of mass media," Cassils said in an email.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Joe Biden urged Turkey to pursue the instigators of a failed coup according to the rule of law during a call with Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim on Thursday, the White House said.
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After initially refusing to name white supremacists as the instigators of the attack and violence between neo-Nazi groups and anti-racist protesters on Saturday, Trump gave a statement on Monday condemning Nazis and white supremacists by name.
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Trump's refusal to condemn the neo-Nazi or Ku Klux Klan instigators recalled his reluctance early in his campaign to disavow former KKK grand wizard David Duke, who has long supported Trump and was also in Charlottesville on Saturday.
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Kotzias, who was an academic before joining the leftist-led government in 2015, in a tweet accused long-time adversaries, in which he also included some unnamed media, of being "the moral instigators of these threats against my life".
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He pounds the turf in Tarbaby, a caustically experimental trio; on a more traditional jazz gig, he's liable to break out in gospel-like singing; and soon he'll join the Bad Plus, that band of raffish jazz-pop instigators.
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Metta World Peace has not spoken to Ben Wallace since the Malice at the Palace, the 603 brawl World Peace now describes as "better than 'Game of Thrones,'" even though he is friendly with one of the key instigators.
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In the years after the Russian Revolution, fantasists took advantage of the fact that many of its instigators were Jewish to suggest that people could save time by equating Judaism and communism — and kill off both with one blow.
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"While most protesters simply want their message heard in a peaceful manner, experience in other cities has shown that protests can be infiltrated by instigators who deliberately want to ignite a confrontation, violence and property destruction," the association said.
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It's currently unclear if all of the wounded suffered gunshots or if any of them were among the instigators of the attack—police have yet to release information on any arrests made or suspects sought in relation to the shooting.
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The authorities said one of the instigators of the riot was Bekhruz Gulmurod, a son of Gulmurod Khalimov, a Tajik special forces colonel who defected to Islamic State in 2015 and, according to the government, has since been killed in Syria.
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After word spread about how much McCarthy's gender-bent Spicer irritated Trump, Twitter instigators sent out a call to Trump's longtime foe Rosie O'Donnell to play Trump adviser Steve Bannon in an upcoming episode of SNL — a completely feasible scenario.
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While most of Turkey's allies have stood beside its elected government, it has witnessed "unacceptable" criticism about legal measures against and the prosecution of alleged instigators of the military coup on July 15, Cavusoglu said in a an emailed statement.
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In the October indictment and an earlier operation uncovered by Facebook, records showed that the instigators used Facebook's Messenger service to try to get others to buy advertisements for them and to recruit American radicals to promote real-world protests.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - About 183 people gathered in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Monday, not to celebrate the instigators of the revolt that five years ago overthrew Egypt's longtime ruler Hosni Mubarak but to praise the police who tried to stop them.
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"This year's list of World's Most Powerful Women is a collection of innovators and instigators who are leading on the world stage to redefine traditional power structures and forge lasting impact in every industry and sphere of influence," she said.
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A military spokeswoman said rioting had broken out while troops were apprehending several suspects connected with that shooting and troops responded with non-fatal "riot dispersal means" against Palestinians throwing rocks and firebombs and then with live gunfire at the main instigators.
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Some of the instigators of the contacts have been acknowledged in public: Professor Stefan Halper, Russian businessman Hank Greenberg, former MI6 agent Christopher Steele and former FBI informer Felix Sater, who is "Individual 2" identified in the Cohen plea deal this week.
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Providence, RI party-punk instigators Downtown Boys, one of the many rock bands crucially deciding to dig into issues of identity and community with a steel-toed boot, are returning to bless us with their Sub Pop debut Cost of Living in August.
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Each side blamed the other for the immediate return to fighting — Turkey cited additional demands coming from Syrian President Bashar Assad's army and its supporting Iran-backed militias as the key blocker to the cease-fire, while Russia said rebels were the instigators.
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Despite publicly branding the P.T.M. a tool of foreign intelligence, in private Pakistani military officials seem divided about how much the movement owed to instigators from abroad and how much came from "emotional youth protesting for genuine grievances," one senior retired official said.
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As the historian Paul Hanebrink recounts in an unnerving new study, according to the Judeobolshevik myth, the instigators of communism were the Jews as a whole, not some tiny band of thinkers, conniving as a people to bring communist irreligion and revolution worldwide.
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One of the instigators of the riot was Bekhruz Gulmurod, a son of Gulmurod Khalimov, a Tajik special forces colonel who joined the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, in 2015 and, according to the Justice Ministry, has since been killed in Syria.
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"Unfortunately, in many protests that have developed to this scope, there are professional protesters and professional instigators that infiltrate the protest for their own purposes, as well as participants from out of the region that inflame and antagonize the event," Jones said on Monday.
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Since the early 1980s, when he worked as a sideman for Wynton and Branford Marsalis, he's poured together the influences of the two great polyrhythmic instigators of the 1960s — Tony Williams and Elvin Jones — coming up with something newly combustive, and nearly as original.
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After the 2017 Unite the Right rally of neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia — where a woman was mowed down and killed by an avowed Nazi sympathizer — tech companies faced intense public pressure to block prominent instigators of explicit far-right extremism.
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The instigators of the the deadly SWAT, two young men named Casey Viner from Ohio and Shane Gaskill from Wichita, are also facing charges after a Call of Duty argument led Gaskill to dare Barriss and Viner to SWAT his old address where Finch then lived.
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When the journalists crossed back into the United States through the Tijuana-San Diego checkpoint, Customs and Border Protection agents tried to pump them for information, asking them to look through pages of what appeared to be surveillance photos and mugshots to identify the caravan's instigators.
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Days after representatives for R. Kelly claimed that the mounting sexual assault accusations against him are "put forth by instigators and liars who have their own agenda for seeking profit and fame," two women spoke out in more detail about the alleged abuse by the singer's hand.
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She noted that the main instigators of the "Unite the Right" rally, Richard Spencer, who coined the term "alt-right" to describe the loose coalition of white nationalists, and Jason Kessler, a local blogger, graduated from the University of Virginia on the western side of town.
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Source: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research/Bank of America, U.S. Trust "Government shutdowns are relatively infrequent and generally inconsequential to the financial markets, but they are nevertheless instigators of market uncertainty," said Joseph P. Quinlan, head of market and thematic strategy at Bank of America, U.S. Trust.
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Teguh points to both Islamic fundamentalist groups and politically-motivated public officials and police as the instigators of the crackdown, with the furore centered around a student-led support group at the University of Indonesia targeted by the Ministry of Education earlier in the year as the trigger.
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What Soulja Boy or Lil B were to an earlier generation of internet-first hip-hop instigators, Tyler and his extended Odd Future crew were to the current wave, raised on a diet of abstract jazz and soul-rooted hip-hop, pastel color palettes and unfiltered self-presentation.
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READ: China is now blaming a lone U.S. cyclist for coronavirus "It is deeply concerning that instigators of hate are exploiting this time of crisis to reach out to new audiences with their offensive content – including children," Zohar Levkovitz, CEO and co-founder of L1ght, told VICE News.
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"The fact that important issues like the location of the late Khashoggi's body, the identification of the instigators and, if there are any, the local co-operators, are still in the dark is a fundamental shortcoming to justice being served and accountability," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hami Aksoy said.
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"In response to recent incidents in November 2018 and January of this year, which included assaults against Border Patrol Agents, CBP identified individuals who may have information relating to the instigators and/or organizers of these attacks," Andrew Meehan, a spokesperson for Customs and Border Protection, said in a statement to VICE News.
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In a statement, the Israeli military said soldiers stationed along the border fence "fired selectively at two main instigators," according to the AP. The clashes between Palestinians and Israeli troops are the first since Trump announced Wednesday that the U.S. would break with long-standing policy and recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Thanks to instigators like Maxwell Leer and Adam Vourvoulis founding the "wine rave," stores like domaineLA supporting small producers from California and around the planet, and wine bloggers like Marissa A. Ross raising the profile of natural wines in general, LA is undergoing a wine renaissance that is growing with each restaurant opening.
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Violence erupted, instigated by some of the patrons inside the bar, and it is generally agreed today (despite many past attempts to paint a different picture) that it was people of color who defied gender norms — specifically trans women, drag queens, and butch lesbians — who were among the primary instigators of the violent resistance.
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And in many recent teen coming of age films with more of an indie bent, like Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008), Adventureland (2009), The Spectacular Now (2013), Boyhood (2014), or Me, Earl and the Dying Girl (2015), teen girls are largely there to be pined over — the objects of despair, the instigators of heartbreak.
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After the Cultural Revolution, the student who kicked him was up for promotion to a leadership position and the organization [the Communist Party] came to him to check if that person had been one of the "Three Kinds of People" [instigators of rebellion, supporters of the Gang of Four or "beaters, smashers and looters"].
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Even before Rodgers was lending his guitar chops to the work of producers in the dance music space—and more specifically the EDM era—he an Edwards were both a key instigators to the birth of house music and club culture through their bass-heavy, rhythmic songs that were created with the dancefloor in mind.
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"We thought, if we [went on strike because we] didn't like the government not listening to us about climate change, and we don't like how they're not listening to us [now] about how we felt, let's strike," a British student who was one of the instigators of the walkout, and asked not to be named, told BuzzFeed News.
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Prosectors ordered an investigation on Monday to determine the "moral instigators" of the attack on Mr. Boutaris, and four men who were arrested in connection with it — a 36-year-old, two 20-year-olds and a 17-year-old who have not been publicly identified — were charged with causing bodily harm, vandalism and disturbing the peace.
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Opioid Maker Purdue Promises Not to Profit from Its New Overdose AntidoteOne of the major instigators to the opioid crisis is looking to sell its own drug to save people…Read more ReadAccording to a preliminary report by the CDC released last month, the number of total overdose deaths may have actually declined in 20183 by 5 percent, from the record high of 72,000 deaths in 2017.
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BUSINESS DAY The Common Sense column on Thursday, about the calculus of chief executives in deciding whether to take on the president, referred incompletely to President Trump's comments on Tuesday about the instigators of last weekend's violence in Charlottesville, Va. He said there was "blame on both sides," including club-wielding members of what he called the "alt-left"; he did not say that group was solely responsible.
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