Qatar denies it interferes in the affairs of other countries.
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Courts will decide if a decree interferes with the law.
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If it interferes, this is not all a cosmetic concern.
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Incorrectly measuring your liquid ingredients interferes with your cake's texture.
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A foreign power, Nazi Germany, interferes in a U.S. election.
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Ocean plastic pollution chokes turtles and interferes with their reproduction.
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"It probably interferes with productivity in weird ways," he said.
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But that interferes with the public health effort against coronavirus.
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"Russia interferes in a number of places," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Sedation interferes with these cycles, altering the brain's natural process.
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Worse, General Urresti's candidacy seriously interferes with the administration of justice.
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It claims the move interferes with their constitutionally granted taxing authority.
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That interferes with Facebook's ad-driven business model and its mission.
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This happens because of the way alcohol interferes with your brain.
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Aspirin also interferes with blood coagulation for days after taking it.
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If that interferes with a personal hobby, then too bad. —Dr.
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Believing so interferes with your ability to take care of yourself.
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After all, it interferes with the swift passage of their agenda.
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Transparency is a fine idea unless it interferes with your agenda.
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"China never interferes in other countries' internal affairs," the official told Reuters.
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I think it completely interferes with anything the president wants to do.
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It interferes with anything that some of us want to do together.
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Beijing says it never interferes in the internal affairs of another country.
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Magic interferes and reveals aspects of their lives that were hitherto hidden.
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Redacting the Mueller report also interferes with the oversight duties of Congress.
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Is addiction a brain disease that interferes with one's capacity to abstain?
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Specifically, caffeine interferes with the action of a chemical known as adenosine.
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HB 644 forbids drone use that interferes with efforts to suppress wildfires.
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Most upsettingly, the windows are frosted over, as daylight interferes with the lighting.
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Maybe Putin will be here to see how he interferes in the midterms.
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The more he interferes, the less keen investors will be to buy shares.
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"The less America interferes in Ukraine at this point, the better," he says.
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It's like an ambient soundtrack to your day that never interferes with anything.
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It also interferes with neurochemical systems that moderate stress and affect memory functions.
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The European Union seldom interferes with national affairs, giving deference to elected leaders.
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Too much potassium interferes with the electrical activity of cells, including heart cells.
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Other applications include monitoring solar radiation that interferes with Earth-bound communication networks.
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That legislation would impose sanctions on any country that interferes in US elections.
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When pulmonary edema happens, fluid collects in the lungs and interferes with breathing.
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Some want more children, but others think it interferes with their sex life.
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Users also can't fly drones in a way that interferes with manned aircraft.
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It may be that poor sleep interferes with this process in people, too.
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Any individual or institution that interferes with that, he'll try to take down.
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Juxtapose this with how Netanyahu treated Obama and interferes in U.S. domestic politics.
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Democrats said the bill makes North Carolina less inclusive and interferes with local governments.
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It interferes with an insect's ability to sniff out a tender-skinned human victim.
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I am a writer by trade, so this interferes with my ability to work.
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We're not going to stay if the government interferes, and so far it hasn't.
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The fluid interferes with the exchange of oxygen, and the patient struggles to breathe.
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Not obstruction of justice, mind you, that's when someone interferes in a criminal investigation.
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And that interferes with the ability to work on really important issues like healthcare.
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While churning out short stories, I notice that Adderall doesn't help me write, but interferes.
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"This bug interferes with the communication between accessories and Apple Watch," continued the company's message.
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"Whenever/wherever US interferes, chaos, repression and resentment follow," Mohammad Javad Zarif wrote on Twitter.
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Imran Khan, the leader of PTI, does not deny that the army interferes in politics.
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S. joint communiques, interferes in China's internal affairs and exerts negative impact on China-U.
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While churning out short stories, I notice that Adderall doesn't help me write, but interferes.
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But this only interferes with the specialization and the division of labor that maximizes output.
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Obesity even interferes with the brain, in ways that may increase the risk of Alzheimer's.
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Another factor that often interferes with title runs is the management of egos among stars.
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HONG KONG GOVERNMENT SAYS LEGISLATION INTERFERES WITH CITY'S INTERNAL AFFAIRS AND IS UNNECESSARY AND GROUNDLESS
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Chronic pain diminishes the pleasure of the sexual act and directly interferes by limiting positions.
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Republicans argue that Obamacare drives up costs for consumers and interferes with personal medical decisions.
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The increased noise interferes with the sounds that marine animals use to communicate, hunt and navigate.
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Contrary to Namia's claim, Moore says the Hellenic Coast Guard often interferes with volunteer-led rescues.
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King John: Being a king is cool, until your mom interferes and you end up dead.
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This microorganism not only interferes with their lifespan, it also impairs their ability to spread diseases.
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"Climate change interferes with the enjoyment of our fundamental rights as human beings," the petition reads.
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Nor do you want your ex to message you, as this interferes with the healing process.
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All of the spacecraft's onboard instruments are powered down so that nothing interferes with orbit insertion.
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Any medication that interferes with progesterone will basically antagonize the pregnancy and it causes a miscarriage.
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Beijing denies the accusation and says it never interferes in the internal affairs of another country.
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People fear the body absorbs this aluminum, which then theoretically interferes with cells to cause disease.
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They just can't protest in a way that interferes with the ability of others to speak.
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The transit system will continue to fail as long as Governor Cuomo interferes with M.T.A. management.
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According to federal laws, justice can be obstructed when someone knowingly interferes with an ongoing investigation.
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Russia interferes with elections here, while also casting a long shadow on elections in European states.
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Up to 20% of women will experience cramps so severe that it interferes with daily activities.
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Not only does the economy slow as the government interferes, it also changes what it produces.
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Major insurer groups said Saturday the administration&aposs action interferes with a program that&aposs working well.
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"Apple designed its software and that design interferes with the execution of search warrants," the motion reads.
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Basically, intense exercise interferes with digestion, which can sometimes make you feel like you have to vom.
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But when it rises to a level where it interferes with daily functioning, it becomes a problem.
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What's a gal to do when having a new baby interferes with her epic holiday party planning?
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The first step is to deregulate the massive bureaucracy that interferes with new drugs coming to market.
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"That is what is going to happen in the real world; life interferes with plans," Cherkin said.
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PayPal claims Pandora's similar logo interferes with the online payment app's ease of use and distinct branding.
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Quite simply, wrote Solicitor General Noel Francisco, the 43th and 9th Circuit precedent interferes with presidential prerogative.
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Anything that in any way alters, disrupts or interferes with it should not be approved nor sanctioned.
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Although she still does more parenting than her husband, she no longer interferes when it's his turn.
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It also claims the change in SALT interferes with states' rights to make their own financial decisions.
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By using similar domain names, Obscurity effectively interferes with the activity, reputations, and businesses of mugshot websites.
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But [scientists] think it must be something similar, a mutation that interferes with myostatin in some way.
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It also interferes with the body's ability to make a hormone called asprosin, which regulates blood sugar.
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"The public will not forgive any government that interferes with the independence of the BBC," he said.
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The desire to impress others can be the very thing that interferes with having productive moral conversations.
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"It's important to be fully present when working out, and alcohol interferes with that presence," he says.
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The Future Workplace/Virgin study found that 71 percent of employees say work interferes with their personal lives.
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Cocaine Cocaine directly interferes with the brain's use of dopamine to convey messages from one neuron to another.
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Or what if a byproduct of the drug interferes with some critical process two organs down the line?
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Prenter interferes with the recording process, encourages the singer to go solo and surrounds him with hangers-on.
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The gun lobby should embrace a security measure that actually protects gun rights rather than interferes with it.
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Anything that interferes with the brain's natural sleep process has dire consequences for the quality of your sleep.
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Numerous studies show that alcohol increases sleep disruptions and interferes with REM, the period of deepest sleep. 4.
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From this example, it is clear that uneven video availability potentially interferes with the quality of our recommendations.
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These included cystic fibrosis, a disease that interferes with breathing, and atelosteogenesis, which affects bone and limb development.
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The extent to which cardio interferes with your progress is also, for the most part, body part specific.
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Politics routinely interferes with cost and benefit estimates, and analyses systematically ignore basic economic concepts like opportunity cost.
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Talazoparib is a type of drug called a PARP inhibitor, which interferes with the repair of defective DNA.
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Asked if JD's statement in any way interferes with the police department's investigation, Elder says it does not.
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The Superior Tribunal of Bogota ruled that the strike is illegal because it interferes with essential public transport.
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With simple adjustable settings, its light and cozy buzz can drown out most sound that interferes with slumber.
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In Mr Campos's case, it also interferes with the delicate electrical system that controls how his heart beats.
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Studies show that the light emitted from a TV (or any digital screen) interferes with your circadian rhythms.
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Mr. Price has said the law interferes with the ability of patients and doctors to make medical decisions.
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The job sometimes interferes with homework, but it allows him to contribute $200 a month for living expenses.
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HIV damages the immune system and interferes with the body's ability to fight the organisms that cause disease.
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Good wine glasses must be clear, so that nothing interferes with a transparent display of the wine's color.
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Advising women to put off pregnancy for a year or two or more "interferes in relationships," he said. Opinion
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Automakers claim that camouflage disguises the prototype and interferes with the autofocus on cameras, but she saw it differently.
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This effectively interferes with the hunting ability of one bat, leaving the prey for the other bat to find.
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He sends Foreign Secretary Eden to D.C. to meet with the Yanks, but the ailing official's poor health interferes.
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In our view, the finding by the European Commission interferes with the good name of this country and others.
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So it's important to know the difference between a mild phobia and one that interferes with your everyday life.
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Because exercise revs up your body, conventional wisdom has it that working out in the evening interferes with sleep.
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In addition, the definition of statehood included in the ballot interferes directly with the policies of the United States.
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"In this way, the police directly interferes in the authority of judicial institutions," said Aleksandar Jokic, a legal expert.
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It imposes unnecessary costs on the system and interferes with delivering the best health care for the lowest price.
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"In the long run, it could be something that interferes with shipping and has to be watched," he said.
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The proposed law would enhance penalties for anyone who interferes with another person's "protected rights" while wearing a disguise.
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Putin has denied Moscow interferes in foreign elections, and the Kremlin voiced support for Macron's rivals before Sunday's vote.
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There, it interferes with the serotonin type-2 receptor system, which is responsible for ayahuasca's emotional and psychedelic effects.
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Republican politicians share racist memes that spread false propaganda and crow "fake news" when reality interferes with their ambitions.
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But the agreement's main offense is that it interferes with the White House's desire to enforce lower emissions standards.
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Sometimes, the medication given to treat a chronic ailment interferes with the ability to get a good night's sleep.
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And our Social Q's column tackles the tricky subject of dealing with an ex who interferes with family visits.
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The government interferes more online and increasingly demands that businesses pay greater heed to directives from the Communist Party.
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Share documents widely and back up data in a secure location if the administration politicizes or interferes in research.
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That interferes with the timeline for eating salmon, which could in turn affect the ecosystems in places like Katmai.
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What&aposs more, up to 20% of women will experience cramps so severe that it interferes with daily activities.
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Nothing else is sacred; nothing interferes with what is ultimately a giant hangout in space, not even a story.
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One of the things we&aposre deprived of with President Trump is the argument that this interferes with the president.
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Any photographing or recording that creates a safety or security risk or that interferes with crew members' duties is prohibited.
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Since I think our electoral system is the foundation of our democracy, anything that interferes with that raises real concerns.
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She has a strong sense of integrity but sometimes interferes in other people's lives in ways that worsen their problems.
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The ACLU says the law unconstitutionally invades a woman's privacy and interferes with her protected decision to have an abortion.
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But there are good reasons for avoiding the Don the Con characterization, as it interferes with the other two narratives.
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Logitech also said Judge Alsup's policy interferes with its right to petition the court for approval of a proposed settlement.
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Anything that interferes with your kid's mood, schoolwork, interests, and so on could mean that something is out of whack.
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When the stringray is in use it interferes with the phone's ability to connect with cellphone towers and make calls.
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This belief interferes with the scientific understanding of the Moon and teachers with these faulty concepts carry it to classrooms.
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Inserting a sufficient length of time between the two can limit the extent to which cardio interferes with your gains.
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HDCP is a technology designed for copyright protection, but it also interferes with how a TV can display 4K images.
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When a foreign power interferes to alter the outcome of the election that on itself is a threat to democracy.
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The bill's definition of includes publishing material that interferes with ongoing proceedings or alleges bias on the part of judges.
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Most accept any delays as collateral for an affordable way to get around – unless it interferes with the big game.
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If the new coronavirus interferes with your already-planned trip, don't count on your travel insurance to provide much help.
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"It is also possible that chronic stress interferes with the body's ability to kill cancer cells," Roberts said by email.
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We want to understand all the information the book is hoarding, and we'd like to scrub dissonant information that interferes.
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The VX molecule interferes with the way glands and muscles function by blocking an enzyme that allows them to relax.
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First, the suggestion that historic preservation interferes with the ability of communities to respond to the climate crisis is untrue.
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"The army does not align itself with democracy, constantly interferes in politics, always stands ready to seize power," he said.
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"It seriously violates the basic norms governing international relations, interferes in China's internal affairs, and undermines China's interests," he said.
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"Negative factors like intrusiveness examine the degree to which the caregiver disrupts or interferes with this reciprocal interaction," Brito said.
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SB 21 grants immunity for first responders who damage any unmanned vehicle that interferes with first responders during emergency services.
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The chemical in marijuana responsible for producing mood elevation and relaxation, THC, interferes with the exchange of information between neurons.
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As such, whenever a statute interferes with a woman's abortion rights, the court should determine if it imposes an undue burden.
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A larger understanding begins to click into place: Medication interferes with both my creativity and the identification of my true interests.
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CRS, a common condition, starts with inflammation and swelling of the sinus linings, which interferes with drainage and causes mucus buildup.
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Diethylstilbestrol is a synthetic drug that mimics and, it was later shown, interferes with the effects of natural hormones, including estrogen.
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Scientists do know that it interferes with parts of the nervous system's cells in a few different centers in your brain.
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In this instance the court has sidestepped such questions by finding SyRI directly interferes with rights set out in the ECHR.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," the document states.
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Caffeine is a powerful stimulant that interferes with sleep by increasing adrenaline production and blocking sleep-inducing chemicals in the brain.
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When fat coats the tongue, it interferes with your taste buds' ability to truly taste the flavor of your ice cream.
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In this case, that means it falls on a person with an illness that interferes with cognition, executive function and mood.
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Ricin is a deadly toxin that interferes with basic cellular functions and can be delivered via injection, inhalation, ingestion and contact.
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Stress and lack of sleep increases teens' appetite, makes them hold onto fat and interferes with their decision making regarding food.
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Sperm don't like copper, which interferes with the way they function and will keep the sperm from interacting with an egg.
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But an anxiety disorder is the extreme form of that where it becomes, you know, it interferes with somebody's daily functioning.
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"Secret Service only gets involved if an individual poses a security threat or interferes with law enforcement activity," Mr. Nelson said.
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Instead, you're going through this really rough period of having the intrusive, horrific images and that interferes with the bonding period.
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A larger understanding begins to click into place: Medication interferes with both my creativity and the identification of my true interests.
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First, she said, preventing a user from reading Trump's tweets interferes with her ability to fully participate in the online discussion.
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Federal law enforcement has been waging an existential battle against encryption tech for years, claiming that it interferes with criminal investigations.
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Yet federal authorities insist questionable behavior by foreign governments presents a threat that also interferes with how government money gets shared.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," the document stated.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," said the document.
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So, these groups argue, if a contraceptive interferes with the fertilized egg's ability to implant to the uterus, that's actually an abortion.
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I live with generalized anxiety, a constant buzzing drone that interferes with my focus, my confidence, and my general peace of mind.
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Not getting enough sleep interferes with cognitive performance, increases the risk of Alzheimer's disease and can even shave years off your life.
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"He (Thaksin) knows that if he interferes then the party could risk getting dissolved, so he has been staying clear," she said.
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"It's difficult to get to the bottom or top of the window with it, and it interferes with other apps," they said.
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"Banishing transgender students from the restrooms used by their peers unquestionably interferes with their equal educational opportunity under Title IX," Block argued.
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""65 percent of Americans oppose a government shutdown that interferes with EPA's work to develop standards limiting carbon pollution from power plants.
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" To worries that all of this interferes and meddles with voter behavior, she adamantly said "voters are smart, they can handle it.
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The prime minister, he says, interferes with the police, the judiciary, the secret service and most of the country's other significant institutions.
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In Murphy's view, pricing the morning-after pill with the intention of deterring widespread use actually interferes with women's basic reproductive rights.
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And, though I love the differentiated elegance of Jérôme Kaplan's costumes, one of them (for Mr. Royal) slightly interferes with dance movement.
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"Each cloud provider has provisions, which let them do it if your use interferes with other customers using their service," Gavrilov notes.
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ADHD is a brain disorder marked by an ongoing pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity/impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development.
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Those of us with BDD have so much trouble controlling negative thoughts about our appearances that it interferes with our daily lives.
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Long story short: Poor Mary is doomed to marry Jamie's rapist, and if Claire interferes it will put Frank's existence in jeopardy.
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It even has two tuners, so household wars won't break out every time your show's time slot interferes with the big game.
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Arizona has a law allowing pharmacists to object to providing abortion medication or emergency contraception if it interferes with their religious beliefs.
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That suggests that the love vine interferes with the wasp's nutrition such that it develops fully but is not able to leave.
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Cleansing your skin with anything alkaline interferes with the skin's ability to repair itself and makes it less elastic, Dr. Bowe said.
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There is significant research showing that blue-spectrum light at night interferes with the body's circadian rhythm and can affect sleep patterns.
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A lot of heterosexual static interferes with our ability to discern what we actually feel from what we've been told to want.
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As the number of letters increases, the reaction produces carbon dioxide that interferes with the measurement of the oscillations, the computational output.
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While it may help people fall asleep initially, it produces fragmented sleep and interferes with REM sleep, Dr. Avidan and others report.
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First, MDMA interferes with regulation of the antidiuretic hormone vasopressin, says James Giordano, professor of neurology and biochemistry at Georgetown University Medical Center.
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Researchers think there is a negative connection between bone health and triclosan in part because it interferes with the function of the thyroid.
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I think they&aposre eager to get out a number of these different things before it interferes too much with the election cycle.
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"Through the Mandatory Delay Law, the state impermissibly interferes with women's fundamental right of privacy," the majority said in the 59-page ruling.
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He worries about them constantly, to the point where it interrupts his sleep, interferes with social activities, and causes him to isolate himself.
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There's this great welfare system around you at all stages of life but I don't feel like the state interferes with my life.
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It would apply if the assailant crosses state lines, uses a weapon that has traveled interstate, or if the offense interferes with commerce.
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According to Moreno, this proves that Assange is still linked with WikiLeaks — he thinks that Assange interferes in internal affairs of other states.
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The army still interferes in the economy, a habit that has only worsened since Mr Sisi installed himself in a coup in 2013.
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For other unoptimized apps, the iPhone X display actually interferes with the app's UI. Wow unoptimised apps on iPhone X look awful pic.twitter.
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This interferes with the neuromuscular system, causing paralysis and asphyxiation, which usually means death somewhere between a few minutes to hours from contact.
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In this case, of course, many would argue that spreading white nationalist rhetoric grossly interferes with a school's responsibility to educate its students.
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A statement released by the Chinese Embassy in Washington said that the sale of arms to Taiwan "grossly interferes" in China's domestic affairs.
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If you're working on a deal that has real economic benefit, this is not going to be something that interferes with your plans.
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Founder and CEO Sarah Gibson Tuttle partnered with shoe designer Charlotte Stone to make sure your footwear never interferes with your pedicure again.
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The move underscores the challenges Chinese companies and investors face in seeking to acquire U.S. chipmakers, particularly when it interferes an existing deals.
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"The problem with Pokemon is that kids can do it to a point where it interferes with learning about the world," Volkmar said.
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Google's apps have been optimized to wrap around the notch See how the display interferes with the UI in an app like Snapchat?
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For the U.S. administration, North Korea is rapidly becoming an old troubling issue that interferes with the U.S. refocus on great power competition.
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Because of various immunities offered to computer services, there are some complaints that Section 2628 interferes with efforts to curb child sex trafficking.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," read the congressionally-mandated document.
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Dr. Weiss hypothesized that carbon dioxide interferes with the nervous system of the water fleas, blunting their ability to look out for predators.
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Russian leaders believe that Washington interferes in their domestic politics and that the United States intends to orchestrate a regime change in Moscow.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry denounced the bill, saying it "interferes in China's internal affairs" and violates the norms of international law and relations.
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" Meanwhile, the limitations placed upon congressional review of the letters, they say, "interferes with our constitutional obligation to conduct oversight of this matter.
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Berezow said the chemical is "completely safe" to humans because it interferes with chemical reactions in plants that do not exist in humans.
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And if the president interferes or impedes an FBI investigation with "corrupt intent," that's obstruction of justice under 18 USC 1512(c)(2).
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It also interferes with legitimate requests for account information, and as the Times noted, dealing with those legitimate requests may carry an additional fee.
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Although the limited space of the gallery interferes at times with the appreciation of the artworks, the show manages to do justice to Gardini.
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"It's such a shame that conflict between two countries interferes with the fields of pure art and culture," said Jo in a veiled tweet.
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Ford and the University of Michigan recently announced that they developed 3D map technology that augments lidar's capabilities when inclement weather interferes with sensors.
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"He worries that other people aren't doing their jobs, then he interferes and then he wonders why people can't do their job," Lemonis said.
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But as the Journal has reported in the past, the move interferes with the big upgrade offer to 64GB that had bolstered Apple's margins.
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It's lethal because it creates a protein called tTAV which interferes with a cell's activity, killing the infected mosquito before it can reach adulthood.
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Depression is associated with higher rates of unemployment, and it interferes with a person's ability to complete physical tasks about 20% of the time.
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It's especially harmful to growing toddlers because it interferes with physical and mental development, causing attention and behavioral problems in addition to physical symptoms.
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Though you might face some charges if your laptop is damaged in some other way to the point that it interferes with keyboard repairs.
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About 10 million adults in our country experience a serious mental illness that substantially interferes with or limits one or more major life activities.
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It also introduced a tax on banks' financial assets, tied to money market rates, which the central bank has said interferes with monetary policy.
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If your weight interferes with your mobility, or even just your motivation, then that's probably going to affect your heart health as you age.
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The language in it allows the government to sue anyone involved in a protest for community damage, which directly interferes with our due process.
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But they're all generally benign, and the minimal authority they wield hardly interferes with the anarchic, rebellious — but also, ultimately, responsible — energy of youth.
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No one, not a tenant nor a guest, is supposed to make excessive noise that interferes with another resident's ability to enjoy their home.
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Aspirin interferes with the formation of blood clots, and can be used to prevent them in the arteries of the heart or the brain.
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So beyond the law supporting undocumented immigrants, it also, DHS argues, interferes with its security mission -- and that, it seems, was the last straw.
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Beijing's office in Hong Kong interferes more and more with the administration of Hong Kong, which is supposed to be handled autonomously by locals.
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Her racing confusion seems to confirm something Malina has earlier explained to her: "Once one has survived something then survival itself interferes with understanding."
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"This goes against the basic principles of international relations, it interferes in China's internal affairs, and it goes against China's national security," he said.
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" He added, "When a foreign power interferes with American institutions, you don't just say, 'Oh, that's business as usual,' and leave it at that.
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Light interferes with our circadian rhythm, the internal clock that tells our bodies when to sleep, when to wake up and when to eat.
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"Whenever/wherever U.S. interferes, chaos, repression and resentment follow," the Iranian foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, wrote on Twitter hours after Mr. Pompeo spoke.
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"It interferes with due process, and is really just cruel," said Michelle Brané, director of the Migrant Rights and Justice program at the organization.
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Law professors said legal challenges would likely rest on arguing that the provision interferes with the protection of states' rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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The international community is clear which country interferes most in other countries' affairs, ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a regular briefing in Beijing.
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"We try to avoid needing to use actual pain medication for cramps, because it interferes with women's ability to function and to work," she says.
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Later, we see Veronica tell Hermione that she will do the family's bidding at school but not when it interferes with her relationship with Archie.
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Background: Obstructing justice is when someone intentionally interferes or attempts to interfere with an ongoing investigation with corrupt intent, according to U.S. Code Chapter 73.
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A police commander says anyone who interferes risks being sprayed with glyphosate, even though Mr Santos, deeming the herbicide dangerous, banned aerial spraying in 2015.
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Or is that idea madness because it interferes with what perhaps should be their sole goal: investing in companies with the best shot at success?
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I never got involved because I heard that he interferes with edits and those types of things, but I had no idea about this behavior.
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Another call from Cooper's mom—on the phone that was supposed to be off—interferes with the Saito equipment, scrambling Cooper's brain in the process.
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The current fundraising demands placed on members of Congress are tantamount to a "committee tax," which interferes with the work of serving constituents and country.
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Human bandit Eretria (Ivana Baquero, child star of Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth) interferes with all of them, under orders from her brutal adoptive father.
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When you have an excessive fear that interferes with how you live your life, it's usually a sign that you've transitioned over into phobia territory.
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Camille reaches for it to cut an apple — Adora immediately interferes and hands the utensil to their housekeeper, Gayla (Emily Nancy), who knowingly accepts it.
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"Statistics tell us almost 2 out of 3 adults with obesity will develop knee osteoarthritis, a condition which interferes with mobility," she said by email.
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Some conservatives have argued that such a measure is unconstitutional because it interferes with Trump's presidential authority to make personnel changes within the executive branch.
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Less than 28% of women worldwide have some type of "absolute uterine factor infertility," in which an abnormality of the womb interferes with fetal development.
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At times, this interferes with the Flagpole Glitch, nulling its effect, which means there's no reason for a speedrunner to risk messing up an attempt.
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Research has shown that that's important for sleep because light interferes with the body's production of melatonin, the hormone that helps regulate sleep and wakefulness.
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Roughly one third of parents believe teen gaming cuts down on homework time or interferes with time teens might otherwise spend with non-gaming peers.
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Ransomware -- software that interferes with the functioning of a computer until a user pays a ransom -- is different for smartphones than for Macs and PCs.
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Cataract surgery is now done when the condition begins to affect a person's quality of life or interferes with the ability to perform normal activities.
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BBD, which often causes emotional distress and interferes with daily activities, affects one in 50 people, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
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It also interferes with seeing the collaged and painted works on view, which try to evoke the complexity of the environments, but in two dimensions.
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But the pressure exerted by contemporary politics to make queer lives visible sometimes interferes with art-making, which at its best observes no external agendas.
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NovoBiotic brought in other laboratories, which helped work out how the compound kills: it interferes with lipids that sustain the cell wall of certain bacteria.
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About one in 100 people have celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that damages the small intestine and interferes with the absorption of nutrients from food.
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Anything that interferes with that secessionist goal is cast as an obstacle to peace, as shown vividly by the UNSC vote on Friday, Dec. 23.
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Water interferes with communication and localization (how the submersible knows where it is), so ICE proposes the use of acoustic communication rather than radio waves.
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"It's important to us that nobody interferes with families, that society appreciates these issues, and that the state creates conditions for building strong families," he said.
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Clinton told Esquire that taking photos with supporters rather than just conversing with them interferes with politicians' ability to get to know what voters care about.
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This erodes the sacred trust that should exist between a woman and her health care provider and interferes with a doctor's oath to do no harm.
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In addition to looking punk rock as all hell, the device emits ultrasonic noise that interferes with microphones' ability to record yet is inaudible to humans.
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Worse, it interferes with families' efforts to prevent people like Jones from profiting off innocent victims whose lives have been turned upside down by unspeakable loss.
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"There is very compelling evidence that constantly checking for messages and updates significantly interferes with your ability to concentrate, which in turn impairs learning," Rapport said.
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An endorsement from (and of) Robertson, therefore, can also be seen as a tacit endorsement of a particular understanding that God regularly interferes in human affairs.
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Worried for his mother, and frustrated by the ways his grandmother (Sigourney Weaver) interferes with their life together, Conor spends most of his time at home.
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Estimates vary, but up to 9 percent of older adults are thought to have asthma -- a respiratory condition that inflames the lungs and interferes with breathing.
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"It puts the doctor in a difficult situation and interferes in the process of delivery,"said Dr. Gutemberg Fialho, president of the Medical Union of Brasilia.
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"As long as Russia interferes on Donald Trump's side in the midterms, Vladimir Putin can count on the president not to call him out," Schiff said.
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"DeSantis engineered a political power play that interferes with the right of the public to determine their elected officials," the lawsuit reads, according to the newspaper.
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However, there is growing excitement in the battle for these women: a new, targeted class of drugs called Palbociclib that interferes with the cell replication machinery.
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Complicating the situation, that re-experience can be re-traumatizing, again stimulating a flight-or-flight response which again interferes with normal processing of the memory.
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Deferiprone interferes with this in such a way as to fragment the HIV DNA, which the cell responds to eventually with apoptosis, or programmed cell death.
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When the government interferes with that process, through tariffs or other trade restrictions, it tilts the playing field in favor of some Americans and against others.
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Jones, the Catholic bioethicist, has written that sex, marriage, and surgery that interferes with reproduction appear to be prohibited for transgender people under the Catholic Catechism.
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Last month, the Justice Department hosted a "workshop" on Section 230, arguing that the immunity it provides interferes with law enforcement and needs to be reexamined.
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The ice that forms on the ceiling of the century-old tunnels interferes with the ability of trains to draw power from the overhead electrical wires.
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Any worker should be tuned into the office culture, and if some element of that culture interferes with her job, she should talk to a manager.
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And they have good reason to be concerned: Russia invades its neighbours, props up dictators and war criminals that spread mayhem, and interferes in foreign elections.
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I am worried about being on my phone too much but I don't think it interferes with me being social, especially in this day and age.
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Banks and their regulators say the changes are needed because the 71-page rule is too complex and interferes with banks' ability to provide market liquidity.
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The "Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act" interferes in China's domestic affairs, said foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang, according to an online statement in Chinese.
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"Senator Feinstein never agreed to hearings during an extended recess, which has never happened before and which clearly interferes with the state work period," Schapitl added.
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As the story spins toward its inexorable conclusion, only the reader ascertains what is happening — a sinking realization that rattles the psyche and interferes with sleep.
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Cyanide is toxic to cells because it interferes with their oxygen supply; it is particularly bad for the brain and heart, which require constant oxygen to function.
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Curiously, Suh was born a year after the riots ended, a fact she acknowledges but does not believe interferes with her intentions with the body of work.
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Beyond their shrinking prey, they're vulnerable to toxic chemicals like PCBs, noise pollution that interferes with their communication and oil spills, particularly the 1989 Exxon Valdez incident.
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Those cables often run beneath roads, and the vibration of traffic overhead introduces noise into the line that interferes with measurements, and must constantly be cancelled out.
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Trump appears increasingly frustrated about the investigation -- which he routinely calls a "witch hunt" -- as the probe extends into a second year and interferes with his administration.
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"I have seen often how this belief interferes with the therapeutic relationship because [individuals] tend to share what they feel is permissible to share," Santos tells Refinery29.
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"I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings but the United States, everywhere, all over the world actively interferes in the electoral campaigns of other countries," he said.
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This exposure impairs melatonin production and interferes with your ability to fall asleep as well as with the quality of your sleep once you do nod off.
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And Brook (Kimiko Glenn) is in the library, mourning Poussey's death, when Judy King (Blair Brown) joins her, terrified after the riot interferes with her planned release.
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If the Administration cared about women's health, it would hear the thousands of voices opposing a rule that interferes in women's medical decisions and access to care.
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If a fady is considered overly onerous — say, a travel restriction that interferes with a promising business opportunity — a ritual negotiation can be held with the ancestors.
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As with other mental health issues, experts say hoarding really becomes an issue when it interferes with people's happiness or gets in the way of everyday life.
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Among the AGs' objections to the proposal: Its formula for allocating settlement money interferes with states' rights to decide for themselves how to divvy up the funds.
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Second, design that mechanism so that if the attorney general interferes with the special counsel's inquiry, that interference would be reported to Congress and ultimately become public.
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Law professors have said legal challenges would likely rest on arguing that the provision interferes with the protection of states' rights under the U.S. Constitution's 10th Amendment.
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"If being a 'neurotic mess' means being chronically unable to sleep well or interferes with having good relationships with healthy friends, then it turns harmful," Friedman says.
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The downside is that when people are using it all the time it interferes with their memory because they are not paying attention to what's going on.
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Rather than maintaining the long-standing U.S. policy of vetoing any resolution that interferes with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, he allowed for the further isolation of Israel.
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However, the US President's statement also indicated the administration would only enforce parts of the measure -- as it interferes with the President's ability to conduct foreign policy.
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Anything that interferes with the brain's natural sleep process has dire consequences for the quality of your sleep, and you need adequate, quality sleep to avoid burnout.
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However, when our government interferes in markets and families with poor policies, as well intended as these policies may seem, it only furthers our disadvantage with China.
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"I think it is very dangerous any time an unelected, nameless person interferes with the constitutional duties of the president, or any other elected person," said Blakeman.
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This exposure impairs melatonin production and interferes with your ability to fall asleep, as well as with the quality of your sleep once you do nod off.
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A researcher at the University of Washington is testing a version of a compound called WIN 18,446, which interferes with the vitamin absorption necessary to make sperm.
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Congress should pass – and the administration should implement thoroughly – legislation that imposes stringent sanctions on any country or individual that interferes in our democratic institutions and processes.
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The Department of Defense and US intelligence community reportedly have a secret plan for a cyberattack on Russia if Moscow directly interferes with the midterms next week.
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If it tears you apart inside, affects your performance at work, and interferes with your other relationships, you need to set new boundaries with your narcissistic parent.
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They start developing bunions, it interferes with their ability to run, and even in weightlifting it plays a role because a bunion will make the foot less stable.
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Two of them were sexually assaulted while in the military, while the third suffers from a combat injury that interferes with her ability to function in everyday life.
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In rats, for instance, damaging the hippocampuses—two small, banana-shaped structures buried towards the bottom of the brain—reliably interferes with the creatures' ability to recognise objects.
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They're also very wide which prevents the bike from fitting through narrow European doors and interferes with other bikes when parked side by side on the dense sidewalks.
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"The reason we see an elevation in testosterone might be because alcohol interferes with the ability of testosterone to bind to its receptors on muscle cells," Vingren says.
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Something interferes instead—either the galaxy's cold gas reserves are blocked (a process known as "strangulation"), or those supplies are ejected from the galaxy by some awesome force.
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It was the rainy season in Nigeria, which interferes with the Internet, and during a conference call with Channels two days earlier the connection had repeatedly cut out.
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Unfortunately, World War I interferes with their plans, and Manech goes missing in the trenches after trying to lose a finger so he can go home to Mathilde.
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In a Wednesday email, association vice president Melvin Thompson said "public policy that interferes with the minutiae of restaurant operations exacerbates the business challenges already facing city restaurants."
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They believe the cacophony of ship traffic interferes with echolocation and makes it harder for the whales to locate their prey and to communicate prey location among themselves.
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Neither ailment interferes with a host of cloying incidents, as when John drives off without Ella, forcing her to take a ride on a motorcycle to catch up.
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While 71% of parents believe video games may have a positive impact on their teen, many parents also reported that gaming interferes with other aspects of daily life.
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While less contentious than oil pipelines, Coastal GasLink faces opposition from some leaders of the Wet'suwet'en people, who say the project interferes with their hunting and trapping rights.
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But there are still a lot of question marks, including how CBD affects pregnant people, whether CBD interferes with other drugs, and especially the potential long-term effects.
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When asked whether Russia interferes in the internal affairs of other countries, Russians were about evenly split, with about 260 percent saying 'yes' while 258 percent said 'no'.
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The office said in a statement the proposal interferes with the autonomy of other federal powers and would weaken the country's judicial system, handicapping efforts to combat corruption.
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The law also bans operating drones in or near jails or prisons, using them in a way that interferes with first responders or using them for hunting wildlife.
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Cologne-based Eyeo's Adblock Plus serves the fast-growing market for software to block Internet advertising that many users find intrusive or interferes with their experience of websites.
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Additionally, the presence of humidity increases your risk of developing heat-related illness, such as heatstroke, because it interferes with your ability to sweat and properly cool off.
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Do you know anyone who is unable to tear himself away from his screens, to the point where his usage interferes with his job, school work or relationships?
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Part of the Mayo Clinic's definition of anorgasmia (the medical term for consistent difficulty reaching orgasm) is that the lack of orgasm distresses you or interferes with your relationship.
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That's because Apple's regulations have grown so restrictive after it released its screentime feature, that it interferes with the app's own functionality, Boomerang cofounder Justin Payeur told Business Insider.
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About 1.25 million Americans have Type 1 diabetes, a disorder in which the immune system attacks the pancreas and interferes with the body's ability to absorb energy from food.
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" "Many people say the the Queen never really interferes with the decisions of elected representatives, but the systems have no transparency so we really can't be sure of that.
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The collapse of the ruling coalition could lead to elections as soon as October, but the timing interferes with preparation of the 2020 budget and its approval in parliament.
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It's especially dangerous in pregnant women, where it interferes with the development of a fetus's nervous system, which can impair their memory, motor skills, and language ability in childhood.
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""The self-medication of experimental products without the advice of a licensed physician amplifies the safety concerns at best, and at worst, prevents or interferes with more proven treatments.
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Unlike school-day heat, heat on weekends and during the summer has no discernible effect on PSAT scores, suggesting that heat directly interferes with the effectiveness of instructional time.
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I can tell you firsthand that the startle factor is real and it is huge — it interferes with one's ability to quickly analyze the crisis and take effective action.
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"I am not sure we are going to get a more clear direct admittance from Xi himself that the (Chinese Communist Party) interferes with Taiwan's democratic elections," he said.
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Not just because it's caloric, but also because it interferes with your sleep, hormones, digestion, and other body operations that affect how much you weigh and how you feel.
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Myasthenia gravis was the most common — a disease in which muscles weaken quickly because of an antibody that interferes with the nerves' ability to tell the muscles to move.
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These experimental bugs carry a secret weapon: they're infected with a bacteria called wolbachia that interferes with reproduction, essentially aiming to spread infertility through Aedes aegypti in the area.
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What the experiences of China and Saudi Arabia show is that foreign money is here to stay in Silicon Valley — until the government decides it really cares and interferes.
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Complex grief involves prolonged concern over the loss, through intense yearning for the deceased or rumination about their death, and it interferes with the survivor's other relationships, work and health.
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"I don't think it interferes at all — no matter how big things get, you just have to always keep things normal and be as humble as you can," he adds.
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States have to recognize that we have authority over wholesale rates; for instance, the Supreme Court said a state can't take action that directly interferes with or sets wholesale rates.
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ADHD, a cognitive disorder characterized by inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development, affects about 4 percent to 5 percent of adults globally, according to Alcobra.
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Ohanian also cites research that men are comfortable with their wife's success unless it interferes with their own career, and in the majority of cases, the woman's career comes second.
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Upon entering the body, it interferes with the function of an enzyme called acetylcholinesterase, which breaks down the neurotransmitter acetylcholine—causing the latter chemical to rapidly accumulate in the body.
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Each person in our country deserves the ability to define and make decisions about our bodies, families and communities; however, economic insecurity interferes with our ability to make such decisions.
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That interferes with the more casual, off-the-cuff, goofy, personal style of content people typically post to Stories, which they might not want their boss or family to see.
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The cyanide is toxic to all cells because it interferes with their oxygen supply — and it is particularly bad for the brain and heart, which require constant oxygen to function.
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" Marines wouldn't think of not working out physically, she said, but "there is no space and time for self-care until it interferes with their ability to do their jobs.
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"The bottom line is that if the work interferes with a tenant's ability to enjoy their home, it's a violation," said Jennifer Addonizio Rozen, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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The real test comes when the EU interferes in matters that parliaments care about—euro-zone bail-outs, for example, which are funded from the national treasuries which parliaments oversee.
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"If China interferes with the autonomy of Hong Kong, then it does affect our agreements in regard to Hong Kong as far as the trade zone is concerned," Cardin said.
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Permitting state and local prosecutors to shower a president with a storm of subpoenas "interferes with the president's ability to execute his duties" and is "irreconcilable with our constitutional design".
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She called her condition "a significant disability that interferes with employment," mirroring language in the World Professional Association for Transgender Health's standards and research on the effects of gender dysphoria.
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Culpable or not, he must be made to understand that a foreign power that interferes in American elections is, in fact, trying to distort American foreign policy and national security.
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"This act neglects facts and truth, applies double standards and blatantly interferes in Hong Kong affairs and China's other internal affairs," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said in a statement.
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" She added, "It's my job to turn the lights out, and I'd rather not have lights on at all, because the artificial light interferes with birds' natural cues to navigate.
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"I've heard 'It interferes with parental rights,' and that 'doctor knows best,'" said Representative Lee Qualm, a Republican who is the House majority leader and a sponsor of the bill.
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" Delicate time In a forceful statement after the bill was passed, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said the law "seriously interferes in Hong Kong's affairs and China's domestic politics.
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"I don't want a political party in my government that interferes in Arab countries against other Arab countries," Hariri said in an interview recorded on Monday with French broadcaster CNews.
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Picard, who has recouped about $11.1 billion for Madoff's victims over the last seven years, has argued that the competing litigation interferes with his own, and opposed letting Madoff be questioned.
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The Koch brothers and their allies insist, and no doubt believe, that their war on big government has been motivated by their commitment to the individual freedoms that government interferes with.
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Dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, explains that, when used topically, the essential nutrient both promotes healthy collagen production and interferes with abnormal pigment production, effectively cutting the lifespan of dark spots short.
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Obesity even interferes with the brain in ways that may increase the risk of Alzheimer's, and stresses the immune system, putting people at a higher risk of dying from infectious diseases.
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WALLACE: You are trying to get the Senate to pass what you call the DETER Act, which would invoke automatic sanctions against Russia or any country that interferes with U.S. elections.
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Dating back to the 1970s, meldonium interferes with a step in the body's effort to burn fatty acids for energy, and thus it makes more cells seek their energy from glucose.
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A "defeat device" is any motor vehicle hardware, software, or design that interferes with or disables emissions controls under real-world driving conditions, even if the vehicle passes formal emissions testing.
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They've brought suit in the D.C. Circuit claiming that EPA's approach goes beyond the agency's authority under the Clean Air Act and unduly interferes with state control over their energy systems.
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The officials — including three district attorneys in New York and Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey — argue that being able to make arrests at courthouses interferes with the prosecution of other crimes.
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When university administrators ignore the pervasive nature of sexual violence on campus as well as its aftermath — which clearly interferes with a survivor's access to education — they are breaking the law.
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They naturally obscure vision, but even more so by emitting rapid bursts of light, creating an effect that interferes, distorts and forces the body to move instinctively rather than by sight.
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In this adaptation by Ben Morss (score) and Susan DiLallo (book and lyrics), Angelina and her friends are putting together a huge holiday pageant when a mishap interferes with their plans.
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The US has prepared to launch a cyberattack on Russia if the country directly interferes with the midterm elections next week, according to a report from the Center for Public Integrity.
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It's normal to feel distressed, but if the distress is continuing and interferes with your life — [you're] not going to work, avoiding friends, having a hard time sleeping, losing your appetite, etc.
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" Maloney wrote that while DeVos is not barred from campaigning for the president, "you may not do so when it interferes with your official duties, including your duty to testify before Congress.
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The leech was the perfect tool for the job as it injects an anesthetic and anticoagulant during the process of bloodletting, which helps prevent the kind of clotting that interferes with healing.
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"The goal would be to find a molecule that interferes with one or more of the proteins in the virus," Sean Ekins, a British pharmacologist who convened the OpenZika team, told Mashable.
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"Foreigners are outraged and surprised that the Russian government interferes in sports in a most brazen way," Georgy Yans, a journalist, wrote in an online column for the Ekho Moskvy radio station.
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And that "something else" could be a lot of different things: Basically, anything that makes your endometrial lining thicker or interferes with the way it leaves your body will cause more bleeding.
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Certainly we want to stop direct rip-offs of artists, but not in a way that interferes with further creativity that involves a little bit of copying and a lot of innovation.
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And opioids are no better than these other drugs at reducing how much pain interferes with daily activities like walking, working, sleeping or enjoying life, researchers report in JAMA, online March 6.
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"People who have weight loss surgery are more likely to be low in vitamin B12 because the operation interferes with the body's ability to absorb vitamin B12 from food," DeFazio told INSIDER.
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Nursing notes mentioned in the inspection report said that the patient had "cognitive impairment that interferes with medical care," noting that he could remove medical devices, tubes, and dressings if left unrestrained.
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"This legislation is a restriction on women and medical professionals and interferes with women's health care and the crucial decision-making between patients and their physicians," Wolf wrote in an online statement.
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In places without barricades, Ms. Harmeling said they rely on spectators to use common sense and for volunteer coordinators to intervene if anyone interferes with the race, which often resolves the problem.
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Many experts, including Muller, believe that buying and shopping disorder should be recognized as a formal mental health disorder due to the prevalence, and the way that it interferes with daily functioning.
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In CD, which is also an autoimmune disorder, consuming the protein gluten in wheat, barley or rye leads to damage of the small intestine that interferes with absorption of nutrients from food.
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On Tuesday for instance, the North American Butterfly Association asked a federal court to halt border wall construction in the Rio Grande Valley, arguing that the work interferes with its property rights.
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Sadly, and as the YouTube video's corresponding comments section demonstrates, science that interferes with wishful thinking tends to be dismissed by the UFO asshats who are easily swayed by these sorts of arguments.
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"It is clear that the government's decision (to seek the ban) interferes in the most fundamental way with the respondents' right to form an association to protect and promote their interest," Kirby said.
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Year-round football causes the adults involved to feel important but interferes with students' grades, while making it hard for them to participate in the extracurricular activities that college admissions officers look for.
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Sexual activity with someone on any drug that interferes with their capacity to consent—even if they appear to give consent—can be legally deemed assault, criminal defense lawyer Yosha Gunasekera told Broadly.
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But if an arm of the government—Congress, a state legislature, a town council, a city agency, the public transportation authority—interferes with your right to speak, you just might have a case.
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ADHD is a brain disorder that interferes with functioning and development, causing problems such as extreme restlessness or impulsiveness that interfere with school or work, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Instead, they play a long game, since they're equipped with a common strain of bacteria, Wolbachia, that interferes with the genes the female mosquitoes pass on and spoils the fertilized eggs after mating.
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The sequel to Disney's 2014 hit positions the wedding as a chance to unite a fractured people, but some outside force interferes and leaves Maleficent and Aurora on opposite sides of a war.
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a neurobehavioral condition characterized by an ongoing pattern of inattention, hyperactivity and/or impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Rubio, who has co-authored a bill that would increase sanctions on Russia if it interferes in future elections, said Sunday he was pleased Trump clarified his remarks and backed the intelligence community.
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It's human nature to react — it feels action oriented — but that constant reacting and explaining can wear people out and it actually distracts us from and interferes with our efforts to improve performance.
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Highlight of the episode: Around the 35-minute mark, Gus takes Walt out into the desert and says he'll kill Hank and his entire family if he interferes with him after being fired.
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That's because any equipment like a helmet interferes with our brain's natural ability to rapidly calculate a host of minor reflections and frequencies to determine the direction and approximate distance of important sounds.
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In the aftermath of a "roach hunt" to eliminate scavengers, we learn the military's blocked anything that interferes with efficiency: Soldiers don't smell battlefield carnage, and "roaches" appear vampiric so conscience can't interfere.
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Los Angeles County said Monsanto had long concealed its knowledge that PCBs were harmful, and created a public nuisance because their presence interferes with commerce, fishing, navigation, swimming and other water-based activities.
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National security analysts say that when Trump decries the fairness of the military justice system and interferes in or reverses its decision-making processes, he does damage to the institution as a whole.
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It's important to know whether they are night eaters or breakfast eaters and to time the dosing so that it interferes as little as possible — and then to monitor the child's growth carefully.
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PrEP, a preventive treatment regimen that interferes with viral infection and replication, is a daily pill that contains the drug Truvada, a combination of two medications, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and emtricitabine (TDF-FTC).
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Many who regularly practice yoga — including Christians, Jews, Muslims and others — have had to grapple with its Hindu and Buddhist influences and whether it interferes at all with their own codes of belief.
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In developed countries it is mostly caused by bowel problems or medication that interferes with the absorption of nutrients, and it is rarely caused entirely by poor diet because food is readily available.
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The second is "public safety remote aerial interference offense," in which a person uses a drone in a manner that obstructs or interferes with a public safety official performing his or her duties.
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The GMO mosquitoes create a protein that interferes with the cell activity in disease-carrying female mosquitoes, killing their offspring before they reach adulthood, which is when they begin infecting humans with their bite.
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"If it causes distress to the patient, interferes in their love life, work life, or some aspect of their life that's problematic for them, that's when it becomes a personality disorder," Dr. Grijalva says.
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Now, the ESA has shut down the vehicle and sent it on a course far away from Earth — that way the spacecraft doesn't become another piece of space junk that interferes with future missions.
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Some states, including New York and California, prohibit discrimination on the basis of an employee's beliefs or activity – unless such activity interferes with business, which the above cases could certainly be construed as doing.
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It's changing on Saturday, June 1 — one week after this incident — so that if a referee interferes with the ball like this, it will result in a dropped ball, according to ESPN's Dale Johnson.
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The academy also strongly discourages unpasteurized juice products and says grapefruit juice should not be served to children taking certain medications -- ibuprofen, flurbiprofen, warfarin, phenytoin, fluvastatin and amitriptyline -- because it interferes with their effects.
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China's foreign ministry, in a short statement read over the telephone to Reuters, said it did not know anything about the issue, but that China never interferes in the internal affairs of other countries.
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For compulsive masturbators—those whose self-stimulation interferes with daily life and whose binges can last hours—"there might be a need to up the ante," says Ho. But this practice is very dangerous.
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The announcement by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Egypt and Bahrain increases pressure on Qatar over allegations that it interferes in the affairs of its neighbors by supporting and financing Islamist groups.
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There are message-board threads dedicated to Kyrgios's posture, with dozens of comments debating whether the curvature of his upper back requires surgery, interferes with his hormone circulation, or is a faker's lazy pose.
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Then there are trickier challenges, like artificially inseminating sharks (because natural shark sex is actually violent) or helping coral populations keep spawning despite warming ocean water, which interferes with natural reproductive cues, Adams said.
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A bad mood is not enough to make me seek help, but I go back if something interferes with daily life: panic attacks, a livelihood-threatening difficulty focusing, or paralyzing pessimism about the future.
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Just 15% of Russians believe the Kremlin interfered in the 573 U.S. election, according to a new report from Pew, while 85% believe the U.S. government interferes in the domestic affairs of other countries.
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"When the administration considers Venezuela policy, they have to be careful not to create a policy that interferes with the goals of their Iran policy," said Ms. Jaffe of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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"Kounellis rejected the creation of mere canvases, and turned art into a living object, into something that interferes with life — that smells, that has weight, that has sound, that burns, that changes," says Celant.
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Though it rarely directly maims or kills, anthropogenic noise — including road noise — is increasingly being recognized as a form of habitat degradation and source of stress that interferes with animals' health and well-being.
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After a year and a half of tests and several brutal eye surgeries, he was given a diagnosis of myasthenia gravis, a rare autoimmune disease that interferes with the way nerves and muscles communicate.
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Third, SB 992 forbids drone use that interferes with emergency personnel, to harass any individual, to violate restraining orders, or to capture photo or video that invades a person&aposs reasonable expectation of privacy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration said on Monday that Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries globally, but stopped short of accusing Moscow of meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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But what if the employee at the time of the tweet had just received news of a devastating loss or had just started taking a new medication that unexpectedly interferes with his or her judgment?
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Pishevar, Burkle and Leber — who are not members of the board of directors — said Benchmark's lawsuit harms Uber's valuation, interferes with fundraising efforts and impedes the company's search for a new CEO to replace Kalanick.
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But the real concern seems to be coming from the Russia ties, stemming from a growing awareness of the ways that Russia interferes with the fabric of our democracy and society through cyberattacks and misinformation.
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A new study published Tuesday in the journal Science Signaling reveals it's the fever itself that interferes with the development of a baby's heart and jaw during the first three to eight weeks of pregnancy.
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But given the importance of election meddling to democratic sovereignty, that elaborate diplomatic undertaking should not begin until after we see whether Russia interferes in the British and American elections over the next 12 months.
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His most frequent objection to the law is that it interferes with the ability of patients and doctors to make medical decisions — a concern he will surely take with him if he wins Senate confirmation.
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"If we are rejecting interference by any state in Lebanese affairs, it cannot be that we accept that any Lebanese side interferes in the affairs of Arab states," Hariri said, an apparent reference to Hezbollah.
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The Wednesday report, in which the U.N. decried a nearly 50% increase in killings of women human rights defenders in 2019 and asked the government to continue protection efforts, interferes in domestic issues, Duque added.
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When the blue light from cell phones interferes with this chemical, it can cause problems in the sheets and a study found that you may have a more difficult time falling asleep because of it.
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If I rely on that code too much, I start to see every aspect of the treatment through this lens, which interferes with forming a real relationship with the unique individual sitting in front of me.
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While there's a lot Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham still have to figure out about their upcoming nuptials, they do know they don't want to pick a date that interferes with The Bachelor's filming schedule.
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"The self-medication of experimental products without the advice of a licensed physician amplifies the safety concerns at best, and at worst, prevents or interferes with more proven treatments," an FDA spokesperson told Gizmodo via email.
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Mr. Darcy (Control star Sam Riley, in a forehead-devouring early Justin Bieber comb-over) is a wealthy landowner who insults her at a dance, interferes with her family's future, and glares at everyone a lot.
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Wang, who is a state councillor as well as China's foreign minister, said on Monday China "never interferes with the internal politics of other countries, let alone carry out the so-called infiltration of other countries".
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Currently approved drugs only ease some of the symptoms of Alzheimer's and any treatment that successfully interferes with the cause of the disease would be virtually guaranteed multi-billion dollar annual sales, industry analysts have said.
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Problematic use, she says, is defined as an activity an individual wishes they could stop but doesn't feel they can, or an activity that interferes with work responsibilities, family commitments, and sexual relationships with other people.
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Travel advisories and birth control are sensitive topics for the W.H.O. because it is a United Nations organization, and its member states sometimes object to medical advice they feel interferes with tourism, business or domestic policies.
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Beyond the risks of their water supply becoming contaminated, the tribe also argues that the pipe interferes with sacred grounds which belong to them as Native Americans according to agreements known as the Fort Laramie treaties.
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"I believe that athletes who use CHC for treatment or contraception are being unwise," Dr. Prior said, citing CeMCOR research that suggests it interferes with menstrual cycle functions important for fertility, bone health, and cardiovascular fitness.
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The government has said the regulations are part of an effort to protect Russia by creating the ability to sustain a fenced-off national network, in the event that a foreign power interferes with Russian cyberspace.
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Unfortunately, I am cursed with a brain that honestly doesn't do much more than write punch lines, and while that can be useful in certain situations, it occasionally interferes with my ability to do my job.
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The mandate "interferes with market-driven compensation arrangements, encourages employers to cut hours and employees, and stifles new job creation," said a report on the bill by Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Planned Parenthood, which joined several states and organizations in suing over the rules, calls those changes a "gag rule" that interferes in the doctor-patient relationship, stopping providers from telling women where they can get abortions.
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The current tart cherry cartel interferes with basic economic freedoms: the right of farmers to decide how much to grow and sell, and the right of processors to decide when to hold and when to sell.
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If it feels like every time something like this happens, you get overwhelmed with grief, and it interferes with how you live your life, you might want to seek outside help from a professional, Dr. Gurwitch says.
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But on Monday it briefly posted, then deleted, a meme warning Canada that "He who interferes with what doesn't concern him finds what doesn't please him" along with an Air Canada plane flying along the Toronto skyline.
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Writes Politico's Ted Hesson and Cristiano Limo: The government ... is obliged to protect federal employees' right to address matters of public concern, and may punish them only if their speech interferes with the performance of their jobs.
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But it does for the first time put into universal church law that they must obey civil reporting requirements where they live, and that their obligation to report to the church in no way interferes with that.
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"Forcing a transgender student to use separate restrooms from everyone else interferes with that student's equal access to the resources and educational opportunities of school," ACLU attorney Joshua A. Block, Grimm's lawyer, had argued in court papers.
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Tegsedi belongs to a class of drugs that uses the Nobel-prize winning RNA interference mechanism to manipulate ribonucleic acid, which interferes with or "silences" targeted genes and stops the formation of proteins that can cause diseases.
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And he blisters jalapeño in oil for the dip because it takes away the green taste of the pepper, which he thinks interferes with the flavor of the avocado — which, by the way, has to be Hass.
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About one in seven women experience postpartum depression (PPD), a severe form of "baby blues" that eventually interferes with her ability to take care of the baby and handle daily tasks, according to the American Psychological Association.
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In each one, Schapiro interferes with, interrupts, and disrupts the formalist structure by collaging and spray-painting decorative elements, typical of what would become her femmage or pattern and decoration works of the 24s and early '220s.
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The other gene, artificially modeled after E. coli and the herpes simplex virus, is lethal because it creates a protein called tTAV which interferes with a cell's activity, killing the infected mosquito before it can reach adulthood.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Russia did not meddle in the 2016 election, though the consensus among foreign policy experts in the United States and Europe is that Russian routinely interferes with elections in the West.
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A White House source knowledgeable of Melania Trump's thinking on the subject told CNN Wednesday that the first lady is "borderline irritated" that anyone would believe or imply that she interferes with staffing in her husband's administration.
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Free markets require the presence of good regulation, which define and protect property rights and facilitate market processes through the consistent application of clear law, and an absence of bad regulation, which interferes with productive economic activity.
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But the new T.S.A. database, according to people familiar with it, includes travelers who have simply had a verbal altercation with security officers or have taken other actions that the agency said interferes in the screening process.
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To the chagrin of dumbfounded coaches and confused teams, perplexed broadcast crews and enraged fans, every week across the N.F.L.'s vast empire one player interferes with another before a pass arrives — and goes unpunished for it.
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"If your child's separation anxiety seems intense or prolonged — especially if it interferes with school or other daily activities, or includes panic attacks or other problems — he or she may have separation anxiety disorder," Mayo Clinic dictates.
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In addition to the clear human consequences of homelessness–the lack of stable housing disrupts healthy individual and family functioning, causes trauma for parents and children, and interferes with employment and educational prospects–it is also expensive.
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"If we want to get to the bottom of the extent to which the Russian state interferes in elections, can we please publish the Intelligence and Security committee report," Labour transport spokesman Andy McDonald told BBC radio.
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A remarkable feature of the assessment process is that patients are also given scores for psychological states: A scale measures their level of depression, anxiety, anger, physical functioning, pain behavior and how much pain interferes with their lives.
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On Facebook and other media, we seem to maintain both the same numbers and the same frequencies of interaction, so if this gets overloaded with people from the wrong circle it interferes with our 'carefully' planned social schedules.
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Richard Burr, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, followed up with some positive words saying, "The Executive Order signed today by President Trump strengthens our ability to quickly and appropriately hold responsible anyone who interferes in our elections."
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President Trump said in a Saturday tweet that there is "no political necessity" to include Canada in a new trade deal between the U.S. and Mexico — and he threatened to terminate NAFTA entirely if Congress interferes with negotiations.
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Prior to the creation of porous nail polish, devout Muslim women and men were not allowed to wear nail polish because it interferes with wudu or ablution — the Islamic procedure of washing parts of the body before prayer.
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"We do not believe that that schedule interferes with his ability to deliver a strong and confident State of the Union message in the House of Representatives to the country," White House Legislative Affairs Director Eric Ueland said.
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For kids whose anxiety interferes with their ability to perform daily tasks, a professional may recommend pairing CBT with medication, though Alden says they typically have a higher threshold for prescribing medication for children than they do adults.
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The agency concludes that facial recognition technology interferes with the integrity and privacy of the students by monitoring their daily lives and that there are less intrusive ways to monitor attendance — ones that do not involve camera surveillance.
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Two popular electric cars, the BMW i3 and Tesla Model X, are ditching terrestrial AM radio because electromagnetic noise from the electric motor interferes with the broadcast reception, causing static, as the blog Music 3.0 recently pointed out.
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Giving oneself a harsh talking to doesn't just make us feel bad, it also interferes with our ability to calmly examine a situation and identify what to change in order to improve—an essential component of psychological resilience.
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Both lemon and avocado crops are also likely to suffer further from the thick coating of ash left by the Thomas Fire, which interferes with the natural enemy insects that hunt the pests feeding on the fruit trees.
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The salvo of launches has already raised complaints from astronomers who say the new generation of satellites leave bright streaks in their telescopic images of the skies, as well as "radio chatter" that interferes with observations of deep space.
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Alnylam's patisiran belongs to a class of drugs that uses the Nobel-prize winning RNA interference (RNAi) mechanism to manipulate ribonucleic acid, which interferes with or "silences" targeted genes, and stops the formation of proteins that can cause diseases.
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A meningioma grows from the lining of the brain, but since the skull can't stretch, the tumor will gradually make a physical impression on the brain until it interferes with the electrical signals, leading to weakness or a seizure.
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A bioengineer strings thin wires to hold the head in that eyes-right position, though not so firmly that it interferes with its movements, which will be captured on video cameras set up in bunkers on all four sides.
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Filed on Wednesday in federal court in Santa Ana, California, the lawsuits allege that the city's ordinance interferes with the franchise agreements the utilities have with the city allowing them to install their wires and transformers along public streets.
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That made some authorities concerned that buprenorphine simply "substitutes" one opioid for another and that the pills could be diverted or abused—a powerful misconception that interferes with people getting these effective treatments, especially within the criminal justice system.
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What if, Hall wonders, a treatment fails to work not because the drug and the individual are biochemically incompatible, but rather because in some people the drug interferes with the placebo response, which if properly used might reduce disease?
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National Labor Relations Board General Counsel Peter Robb has weighed in on the board's union election rules, proposing the elimination of a policy that allows parties to delay elections by alleging conduct that interferes with employees' ability to vote freely.
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With an eye on U.S. mid-term elections in November, a bipartisan group of senators is pushing the "DETER Act" legislation putting Putin on notice that his country would be hit with more U.S. sanctions if Russia interferes in future polls.
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" Patients suffering from this disorder exhibit normal bodyweight but otherwise meet the criteria for anorexia nervosa, which include "persistent restriction of energy intake, persistent behavior that interferes with weight gain, and undue influence of body shape and weight in self-evaluation.
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"That it hasn't risen to the level of a beheading is beside the point," Ms. Marsh said, adding that the anti-cult group's regimen of attacks and intimidation — even if it is yelling and shoving — interferes with her clients' religious freedom.
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By contrast, the WHO version is built around whether gaming interferes with real life activities -- for example, if your gaming means you're not doing homework or brushing your teeth -- and so it is "perhaps a little bit better," said Ferguson.
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Alexandra Khrizman and colleagues at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv University made more than 100 dives and planted cameras among garden eels to determine how they handle currents, and whether being stationary interferes with getting a good meal.
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The domestic, as Mailhot observes, interferes with the writer's ability to complete the memory, jot down the thought (those soapy hands), but it is still the site, the source, of the realization, the place that paradoxically engenders and inhibits writing.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Leading Cuban independent media said they want nothing to do with a Trump administration initiative to foster more such outlets on the communist-run isle, contending it interferes in Cuba's politics and creates the impression they are U.S. mouthpieces.
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At a minimum, it would require the attorney general (or the deputy attorney general in the event of recusal) to inform the House and Senate Judiciary Committee chairmen and ranking members immediately if he interferes with a special-counsel investigation.
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This is why a person must always be in control of critical decisions and so called 'high risk AI' — this is AI that potentially interferes with people's rights — have to be tested and certified before they reach our single market.
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"If [someone] successfully interferes in our election again, it will call the entire security of the democratic enterprise into question," Betsy Cooper, director of the Aspen Institute's Tech Policy Hub and a former Homeland Security Department cybersecurity official, told me.
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Brand said that a good indication that there's a problem is when the behavior interferes with daily functioning (think: the difference between occasionally staring off into space and losing track of time, versus looking in the mirror and not recognizing yourself).
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Recovery operations often require planes to fly at extremely low altitudes and any drone that interferes with disaster relief efforts may be slapped with a $32,140 fine (per violation) and possibly even face criminal prosecution, said the FAA in a statement.
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North Korea periodically interferes with GPS using jammers mounted on trucks that it drives close to the South Korean border, causing navigational problems for airplanes, ships, and drones in the area—not to mention any GPS-guided missiles headed in its direction.
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This directly interferes with the possibility to link to content on the internet because of course if you're linking to something you want the link to be meaningful, and at the very least to include the title of the article you're linking to.
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To be fair, Pompeo works for a mercurial and undisciplined President who trusts and empowers no one, interferes in foreign policy when his vanity and mood swings move him, and sees everything through the lens of his own personal and political needs.
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Naomi Watts starred in the psychological thriller where a therapist interferes in the lives of her patients and ends up in an intense sexual relationship with a client's (Karl Glusman) ex-girlfriend (Sophie Cookson), despite being married (her husband is by Billy Crudup).
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Substantial numbers of elites report that their work interferes with their health, prevents them from forming strong relationships with their children, gets in the way of good relationships with their spouses, and even makes it harder to have a satisfying sex life.
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These people use marijuana more, or more often, than they want to; they've tried, unsuccessfully, to cut back or quit; they find that cannabis interferes with their other interests and responsibilities; and their use has led to conflict with people they care about.
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More from Tonic: Of course, using a vibrator or sex toy excessively in ways that interferes with work responsibilities, social commitments, or as a means of "avoiding intimacy with a partner," as Heidegger says, is worth examining with a partner or therapist.
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"The final result is a very good one for our country, because… the U.S. Senate said to Mr. Putin in no uncertain terms, that when he violates the international norms and interferes with our election, he will not escape reproach," Schumer said.
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Such a "disjointed approach increases the time and effort involved in getting needed contraception and interferes with her ability to obtain care from the provider of her choice" and "would interfere with the ability of health care providers to treat women holistically".
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Overbreadth also infects a Wisconsin proposal requiring public universities and colleges to develop policies to discipline faculty, administrators, or students who engage in "violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, obscene, unnecessarily loud, or other disorderly conduct" that interferes with the free expression of others.
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" It's not news that math anxiety is real—since the early 2000s, it's been defined by clinicians as "a feeling of tension and anxiety that interferes with the manipulation of numbers and the solving of mathematical problems in … ordinary life and academic situations.
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The plaintiffs, named John Doe and Jane Doe, seek an injunction against Bull for pursuing criminal charges on the basis that doing so would violate their daughter's access to free speech and interferes with their right to raise her as they see fit.
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"Sun exposure disrupts your skin's barrier function; damages collagen, elastin, and DNA; and also interferes with the skin's ability to maintain hydration," says Joshua Zeichner, MD, an assistant professor in the dermatology department at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City.
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It was also sad to see Trump repeatedly plug "sovereignty," which tends to be the favored word of governments like Russia (even as it invades Ukraine and interferes in the U.S. election) and China (as it supports corrupt autocrats from Zimbabwe to Myanmar).
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If someone is using cannabis in a way that interferes with their obligations at work or at home and is unable or has great difficulty stopping cannabis use, that meets the conventional criteria for addiction, and they could have a problem, Juurlink continued.
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In general, scientists believe that experiences in "green space" can boost mental health by improving the immune system, encouraging physical activity and social interaction, limiting air pollution and noise that interferes with thinking, and restoring a frenzied mind to a state of calm.
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U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez in an order issued Monday dismissed claims by the California Trucking Association (CTA), represented by Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak & Stewart, that AB5 interferes with trucking companies' rights under the U.S. Constitution to enter into contracts with drivers.
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" It interferes with a child's ability to go to school, and in extreme cases "can involve children being enslaved, separated from their families, exposed to serious hazards and illnesses and/or left to fend for themselves on the streets of large cities.
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It ranges over music's fundamental building blocks — its modes of organization and how we perceive it, both acoustically and culturally — to how memory both aids and interferes with the process of cognition, and on to matters of notation, style, idea, technology and tradition.
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If Project Kuiper is made to wait for a second Ka-band licensing round, it could be required to operate as a second-class citizen on the frequencies, forced to stop transmitting whenever one of its satellites interferes with a previously established operator.
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Judge Schroeder rightly recognized that transgender people in North Carolina, and all over the nation, have been using restrooms that match their gender identity without issue – and that HB2 interferes with transgender people's ability to work and learn and endangers their health.
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On Monday, some people over at the notoriously hateful and absurd Westboro Baptist Church decided to protest at NASA headquarters in Washington DC, apparently because NASA's planetary defense program interferes with God's plan to allow Earth to be destroyed by an asteroid.
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The defendants — Iowa, its state legislature, and its Department of Corrections — claim that the law prevents the distribution of pornography, which, they said, interferes with rehabilitation, harms psychologically unfit inmates, and could cause some to act out their sexual aggression toward staff or other prisoners.
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While Twitter might be reluctant to do anything that interferes with these core tenets of its product, its Q1 2017 revenue fell 8 percent year-over-year to $595 million, so it needs to find some way to turn its blue birds into more green.
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The core challenge is whether the UK's bulk communications interception program — and how UK state agents can receive data via similar US programs (Tempora, Prism and Upstream, respectively, as revealed by the Snowden disclosures) — interferes with fundamental rights under the European Convention of Human Rights.
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On first glance, it may be hard to see how requiring a facility's waiting room to include 8.5" by 11" notices in 22-point font (for the licensing disclosure) or a 48-point font (for abortion availability) interferes unduly with the organisation's freedom of speech.
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Cancer-related fatigue is considered a "distressing, persistent, subjective sense of physical, emotional, or cognitive tiredness or exhaustion related to cancer or cancer treatment that is not proportional to recent activity and interferes with usual functioning," the authors write in British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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The movie is about all the things above, but mostly it's about the way that commerce interferes with art — how people who aren't artists pretend to know what art is, and how an artist has to protect himself from what the machine asks of him.
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For example, in the six years since the ACA was passed, consumers have been first-hand witnesses to what happens when the government interferes with health care: skyrocketing premium increases, narrowing networks and decreasing competition in the marketplace, just to name a few consequences.
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Every day, I and my colleagues in the pathology profession see the best interests of patients being adversely affected by faulty decisions in Medicare's local coverage program, a government process that lacks transparency and accountability and, at times, interferes with the physician's medical judgement.
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WASHINGTON, March 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court takes up a major abortion case on Wednesday focusing on whether a Texas law that imposes strict regulations on abortion doctors and clinic buildings interferes with the constitutional right of a woman to end her pregnancy.
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And Pew's latest survey of 1,272 Russian adults from across the country found that an overwhelming majority (210 percent) thought that the U.S. government interferes in the domestic affairs of other countries, with only 259 percent saying that the U.S. stays out of others' affairs.
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Infowars's presence on Roku "interferes with families' efforts to prevent people like Jones from profiting off innocent victims whose lives have been turned upside down by unspeakable loss," Josh Koskoff, the lawyer representing eight Sandy Hook families in the Connecticut suit, said in a statement.
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As the floating ball drifts towards the side of the air stream, it interferes and causes the moving air there to slow down, which in turn increases the forces that push it back towards the center, creating an equilibrium that traps the ball in mid-air.
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For school-aged children and teens, the AAP says it's important to balance media use with other healthy behaviors, and that problems begin when excessive screen time interferes with experiences critical to learning, such as physical activity, hands-on exploration, and face-to-face social interaction.
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"The bigger the Fed's credit footprint, the more it interferes with the efficient employment and pricing of credit," wrote George Selgin, a senior fellow and director of the Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives at the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute, in a blog post last month.
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But it also interferes with a studio's ability to control the rollout of its own promotional campaign, an issue when movie trailers alone have evolved into event-style releases themselves, with teasers, teases, and teases of teasers all used to hype fans before footage finally arrives.
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If Vernon doesn't like to be famous, it's perhaps because it interferes with the original intention of Bon Iver - which, described in the biography attached to the release of 22, A Million, is one of friends creating music together and using it to comprehend specific circumstances.
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When young Wei Fang (spectacular Glee dancer Harry Shum, Jr.) tries to steal the sword for the malicious warlord Hades Dai (Jason Scott Lee), a young woman named Snow Vase (first-time film actor Natasha Liu Bordizzo) interferes while trying to steal the sword for herself.
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In the document instituting the city's new rule, the city manager's office argued that exposing one's private parts at places like the City Gym and Pool interferes with the public's right to enter the facilities—and also makes it harder for city employees to do their jobs.
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I've started it every single summer for the last 20 years and have yet to finish it — something always interferes with my ability to focus on it (and it's a book that requires great focus), so I end up putting it aside until the next summer.
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The coalition of attorneys general argue that the rule "interferes with the states' ability to help ensure the health, safety, and welfare of children by undermining state licensing requirements for facilities where children are held," and that it'll lead to the expansion of family detention centers.
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At the furthest extreme, we have people who are compulsive fantasizers — people who can't stop engaging in their fantasy lives, will cancel social plans, and just lie there, spinning complex scenarios in their head for hours on end, until it interferes with their real-world goals.
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U.S. District Judge Kimberly Mueller in Sacramento on Monday said the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other groups that are challenging the law had raised "serious questions" about the hardships it will place on businesses and whether it improperly interferes with valid arbitration agreements under the FAA.
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Strong encryption interferes with operators' dreams of using "big data" analytics on customer behavior for everything from improved call routing to fraud detection, marketing campaigns based on location or social network connections to developing new products and services, as their networks fill up with unrecognizable, encrypted data.
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" Synneve Carlino, a spokeswoman for Carnegie Hall, said it had no specific policy on signs, but added, "However, if there is activity of any kind in the hall that disrupts the experience for artists or patrons, obstructs the view of concertgoers, or interferes with safety, etc.
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WASHINGTON, July 26 (Reuters) - New York state's attorney general on Tuesday said his office will not comply with a subpoena issued by U.S. congressmen for details on its probe of whether Exxon Mobil misled investors on climate change risks, saying it interferes with the state's "sovereign" interests.
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An account called Stop AI posted this very confusing advertisement, which appears to have been written by the Terminator (or possibly the intelligent machine from the Roko's Basilisk thought experiment): BONUS CATEGORY: Whomever This Is For Memelords whose obsession with Pokémon Go interferes with their sex lives, I guess.
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And whereas the pair's "hakuna matata" philosophy made them seem sort of like charming stoners in the 1994 version, now they're more like checked-out narcissists, the sort that kind of just land on being libertarians because they think it's the political philosophy that interferes least with their life.
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If you worry all the time, excessively, or to the point where it interferes with your day to day life, then it can be a sign or symptom of something bigger, such as an anxiety disorder, explains Ken Goodman, LCSW, member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
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Read More: Bizarre, Disappearing 'Matter Waves' Are the Ghosts of Physics Similar attempts to create such super-cool temperatures have been attempted on Earth, but our planet interferes with the results by pulling atoms down into its gravity well, which limits observation time of Bose-Einstein condensates to milliseconds.
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Last month, we re-introduced the Drone& Operator Safety Act in the Senate and House of Representatives, which would, for the first time, make it a criminal offense to knowingly or recklessly fly a drone in a way that interferes with, or disrupts the operation of, a manned aircraft.
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The state passed this law in 1926, and it can be cited whenever a spouse feels they were "wrongly deprived of the services, companionship, and consortium of their spouse because another person willfully interferes with the marital relationship," according to Mississippi family and divorce law firm Danks, Miller & Cory.
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It's also important to realize that even if no evidence of shady business dealings comes to light, the perception of possible corruption interferes with statecraft, and is enough to add to the mounting list of concerns about Trump's refusal to fully sever his business ties while he's in office.
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The FACE Act "prohibits the use or threat of force and physical obstruction that injures, intimidates, or interferes with a person seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services or to exercise the First Amendment right of religious freedom at a place of religious worship," according to the Department of Justice.
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But if that commitment to excellence interferes with your 'me' time, or if you are unwilling to commit 100 percent to our Corps' war fighting ability by being a good team mate, and improving cohesion and trust, then I have to ask you — do you really want to be a Marine?
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When they say, "Well, we don't want you to record the police because it puts them at risk, or it interferes with their job, or they have the right to privacy," and then they say, "By the way, your privacy is totally worthless," they're having their cake and eating it too.
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"Self-prescribing anything is always risky," Lounsbury says, adding that, because you don't have a medical professional walking you through the process of selecting the right drug for your condition, you may end up with the wrong kind of marijuana—or with something that interferes with other medicines you're taking.
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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws, says sexual harassment can include unwelcome sexual advances as well as other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature that affects an individual's employment, interferes with their performance or creates an intimidating or hostile work environment.
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As Times reporter Alina Tugend writes: The broadest-based laws, such as those in California and New York, make it illegal to discriminate on the basis of an employees' political activity or beliefs in or out of work, Ms. Brantner said, unless such activity interferes with the functioning of the business.
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And only about 3 to 5 percent of violent acts in the US are carried out by people with serious mental illnesses, while about 4.2 percent of adults in the US experience a serious mental illness in a given year that substantially interferes with or limits their major life activities.
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"The law also clearly interferes with the doctor-patient relationship; forces the attending physician to convey to his/her patient a state-mandated message that is devoid of credible scientific evidence; misinforms and misleads the patient; undermines informed consent and the standard of care; and is arguably unethical," he wrote.
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And only about 3 to 22008 percent of violent acts in the US are carried out by people with serious mental illnesses, while about 22012 percent of adults in the US experience a serious mental illness in a given year that substantially interferes with or limits their major life activities.
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The problem with the SMART Act (and similar initiatives at the state level) is that it is material preference legislation that interferes with that innovation by seeking to legislate decisions on pipes and other construction materials that should be made by licensed, professional engineers working closely with their clients as trusted advisors.
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"All the testimony I've seen shows that the most effective way to change behavior is to establish very clear penalties and sanctions in advance, and make it clear that if Russia interferes in our elections, they will face much tougher sanctions," Van Hollen said in a phone interview with The Hill on Friday.
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"It's unclear what the long-term implications of this overstimulation are on our brains, but in my private practice working with executive clients, I have observed that this interferes with our ability to sustain attention, regulate our emotions in non-avoidant ways, and enjoy simple tasks that seem boring by comparison," Sepah wrote.
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"The proposed underground people mover system intersects our existing system route, and it appears the presented tunnel alignment interferes with our existing columns for the Las Vegas Monorail system and creates significant concern regarding both vertical and lateral loads," Monorail CEO Curtis Myles wrote in a letter to Clark County planning officials in June.
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Not just regular hot, like the average professional footballer or someone off Riverdale, but a rare, disorienting kind of hot that interferes with your brain chemistry and temporarily warps your personality – a hot that causes aloof men to fall over themselves trying to maintain their composure and self-assured women to boil over with rage.
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The proposed bill, known as the DETER Act and backed by Rubio and Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), would bar foreign governments from buying ads to influence U.S. elections and would also give the director of national intelligence the power to deploy 'national security tools,' such as sanctions, if the Kremlin interferes in another American election.
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The Ninth Circuit erred and recognized you can apply right of action for damages for alleged constitutional violations by a Border Patrol agent for a number of reasons, First and foremost of which is that it interferes with the political branch&aposs jurisdiction over not only the national security, but also the foreign relations of the United States.
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But a number of my sessions are filled with stories about the ways that social media interferes with my clients' relationships: things like snooping in a Facebook account, and then agonizing over what to do with suspicious, but not completely incriminating, activity; or ending a new and promising relationship because the person followed their exes on Instagram.
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For instance, if you have a micro-manager that needs frequent status updates that you find distracting and interferes with your work flow, set up a time to sit down for regular updates or create a document that the manager or teammates can access, suggested Amy Cooper Hakim, an industrial-organizational psychology practitioner and workplace expert.
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Kelly G. Baron, PhD, a researcher in the sleep disorders program in the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Rush University Medical Center, says that she and her fellow researchers coined the term to refer to a situation in which people are so focused on their sleep trackers and what they tracked per night that it actually interferes with their sleep.
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"Defendants have allowed the physical condition of Detroit's schools to deteriorate to the point of crisis and have forced Detroit's school-age children to spend their young lives in deplorable surroundings risking their health and safety in the process and imposing on students and their teachers an atmosphere that interferes with their securing a minimally sufficient education," the complaint said.
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As one example, people with mental illness aren't disproportionately likely to act out violently: Only about 3 to 5 percent of violent acts in the US are carried out by people with serious mental illness, while about 4.2 percent of adults in the US experience a serious mental illness in a given year that substantially interferes with or limits their major life activities.
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