Beyond the persecution of Protestants, Voltaire saw intolerance in general, and beyond intolerance, barbarism.
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To not take a stance on things like hate and intolerance is to stand with hate intolerance.
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The fear of being accused of intolerance has paralyzed Sweden's leaders from properly addressing deep-seated intolerance.
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Yet too many secular liberals have moved from denouncing religious intolerance to embracing an irreligious intolerance of their own.
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"There is a climate of widespread intolerance in many contexts," she said, noting the ongoing intolerance targets minorities and migrants.
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Or the hyper-intolerance on campuses where political correctness has now swung to a form of inverse discrimination and intolerance.
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But we — and by we I mean Thiel — must recognize the distinction between intolerance of dissent and intolerance of poisonous ideas.
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Just as Karl Popper wrote that tolerance depends on intolerance of intolerance; so pluralism depends on a degree of unity and cohesion.
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But lest we forget, the roots of intolerance are tied to inequality, and it was inequality and intolerance that decided this election.
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I may have been able to flee the intolerance of my homeland, but it turns out that intolerance moved to New York City too.
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Alcohol intolerance isn't an allergy per se (those are pretty uncommon), but "intolerance" refers to uncomfortable feelings right after drinking alcohol, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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This is the natural result of a generation raised with the complete idealogical and political freedom provided by the internet in an age of intolerance of intolerance.
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People who didn't have these reactions were assumed to have a food intolerance, such as celiac disease or lactose intolerance, or a non-allergy mediated reaction in the mouth.
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Hates intolerance ... and says he truly feels for LeBron.
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Your microbiome and lactose intolerance The symptoms of lactose intolerance include diarrhea, stomach pain, cramps, bloating and flatulence, all of which result from failure to break down lactose in the small intestine.
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We turned back a tide of intolerance and embraced inclusion.
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We don't have to be tolerant of other people's intolerance.
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Religious intolerance has raised its ugly head again in India.
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Then there's the flip side of Trump's intolerance for dissent.
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Black trans women should not fight intolerance and bigotry alone.
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"Because you keep incessantly promoting their cowardly intolerance!" he tweeted.
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And football crowds have long been a cesspit of intolerance.
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It is the imposition of the a culture of intolerance.
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While an allergy activates your immune system, an intolerance doesn't.
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"Bhaag Milkha Bhaag" spoke about the intolerance between two nations.
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ISIS is a nihilism grown out of al Qaeda's intolerance.
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"Religious persecution and intolerance remains far too prevalent," Tillerson said.
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I've covered food intolerance tests, telomere measuring tests, and Goop.
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It's even become suspect, a sign of imbecility or intolerance.
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The intolerance, bigotry and narcissism are not so easily alterable.
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They give us a gift — complete intolerance of social distance.
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The Intolerance level sets up Phelps as a tragic hero.
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Zschocke, for all his nimble politesse, propagates intolerance and exclusion.
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The problem in America today is not incivility or intolerance.
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The patterns of intolerance under Mr. Mugabe had emerged early.
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"Religious persecution and intolerance remains far too prevalent," he said.
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President Joko Widodo said Indonesia had "no place for intolerance".
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I want the intolerance toward harassment and assault to build.
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Did we really survive AIDS, centuries of religious and political intolerance, decades of overt intolerance across America and the fight for basic civil rights only to write "masc 4 masc" on a dating profile?
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JOSEPH RIDGWAY MARLTON, N.J. ⬥ Intolerance To the Editor: Laurent Linn's novel "Draw the Line" (June 19), about a semi-closeted teenage boy coping with a fair amount of intolerance at school, couldn't be more timely.
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Malkani says there's a bit of a misconception around lactose intolerance.
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After all, Muslims can relate to the feeling of racial intolerance.
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We were also interested in testing two different theories about intolerance.
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We've seen it create isolation and siloed groups that breed intolerance.
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She had autism and suffered from constipation, feeding intolerance and seizures.
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The use of blasphemy laws is linked to rising religious intolerance.
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Every week produces a mind-boggling example of intolerance or wackiness.
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"We are living in times of intolerance and intransigence," she said.
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Boas spent his entire life telling people that intolerance is wrong.
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There's no place for hate, or intolerance, or judgment, or discrimination.
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In other experiments, NMN improved their glucose intolerance and lipid profiles.
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The same is true of those supporting intolerance and inequality today.
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"There is no place for racial intolerance at Rutgers," Devlin wrote.
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The connecting thread was that they all had intolerance for hate.
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Such intolerance helps turn discontents into sympathisers and radicals into bombers.
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Or perhaps bae's gluten intolerance means fewer tours of craft breweries.
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In countless ways, the current administration has emboldened bigotry and intolerance.
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But rising conservatism has in recent years spurred religious intolerance there.
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We stand together to condemn the hatred & intolerance behind this attack.
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Intolerance, hatred and violent acts against Jews are significant realities today.
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Its fan base has a history of violence and racial intolerance.
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But you can't dismiss the plaintiffs' concerns as mere intolerance, either.
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It was a cruel, shortsighted act, born of ignorance and intolerance.
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The situation is fertile ground for surges of intolerance and xenophobia.
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Not just in their intolerance, but also in their sheer stupidity.
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I worry more about things like war, intolerance, and climate change.
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"Celiac disease," or gluten intolerance, seems much more common of late.
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That selective intolerance is among the things we mean by civilization.
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The movie flouts its intolerance in an attempt at provocative humor.
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Both, as Snyder points out, produce intolerance of those who disagree.
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But as Americans we should not celebrate intolerance, division and hate.
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We allowed politicians to use the language of rage and intolerance.
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Intolerance, intimidation and threatening behavior have no place on Auburn's campus.
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Worldwide, glucose intolerance rose by 284% per degree Celsius of warming.
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Creativity is an antidote to isolationism, paranoia, misunderstanding, and violent intolerance.
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Political intolerance is hardly confined to one side of the aisle.
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Further complicating things, some foods can cause both intolerance and allergy.
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In the current climate of intolerance, this footage is especially chilling.
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She had a barbed wit and intolerance for fools — including herself.
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Prejudice, ignorance, and intolerance permeate the military and weaken the force.
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Rising intolerance The rise in mob violence has coincided with the electoral success of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, who critics allege have helped foster a culture of religious intolerance since coming to power in 2014.
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The State Department raised the issue of religious intolerance in Pakistan in a 2016 report, and said U.S. officials have met with various Pakistani officials to discuss ways to combat violence and intolerance against religious minorities.
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Intolerance can be insidious, and well-meaning people can do hateful things.
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Our work also sheds light on the dynamics that drive that intolerance.
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We are a Welcoming City, but such intolerance is not welcome here.
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Circus to being an emblem of resurgent American racial and religious intolerance.
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He surely knows how to "spread love" in times of religious intolerance.
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That isn't where the differences between an allergy and intolerance end, though.
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Anti-gay laws also reinforce a culture of intolerance in many countries.
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But intolerance in the socially conservative nation is an obstacle to change.
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At times the Ugandan media has also furthered this atmosphere of intolerance.
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A man who embraces the tactics of our enemies, torture, religious intolerance.
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Radical ideologies are characterized by intolerance towards opposing interests and differing opinions.
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Yes. Avoiding dairy products to deal with your long-suffering lactose intolerance?
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"It signals that we are not going to tolerate intolerance," Guiora said.
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Trump's message of intolerance pushed him to victory, not social media algorithms.
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A heightened sense of fear, paranoia, hatred, intolerance and anger pervades America.
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Clichés are the path to prejudice and intolerance, to ignorance and indoctrination.
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This is a new era of foot-stamping urgency and vexed intolerance.
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This decision reflects a profound, indeed lethal intolerance of dependence and disability.
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We stand together to condemn the hatred & intolerance behind this attack. pic.twitter.
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The ignorance and intolerance he has espoused are not welcome in Chicago.
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This thrift and intolerance for corruption won Magufuli attention and admiration worldwide.
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Everyone is different, but lactose intolerance can really be managed, she says.
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The only political distinction that matters to me is tolerance versus intolerance.
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Hate groups and intolerance are different from other types of political positions.
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We are a welcoming city, but such intolerance is not welcome here.
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The production of Intolerance itself represents the failure of a grand project.
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He's not willing to risk betraying his parents, or confronting their intolerance.
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Importantly, an allergic reaction is not the same as a food intolerance.
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"There is no place in society for hatred and intolerance," she said.
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Don't support businesses with discriminatory policies or politicians who voice intolerance. 7.
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The academy has also come under fire for religious intolerance and insensitivity.
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We will not let the cancer of hate and intolerance weaken us.
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A society which emphasizes uniformity is one which creates intolerance and hate.
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First, any successful LGBTQ curriculum starts by addressing intolerance among teachers themselves.
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"Racism, intolerance and violence are always wrong," he wrote to his employees.
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It is here and its cortege of intolerance and hate is here.
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Their style is to loudly proclaim their righteousness as they embrace intolerance.
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"Islam is a system ... of subjugation and intolerance," Hofer told the rally.
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We must work to fight intolerance & hate #LoveisLove View the discussion thread.
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"The intolerance we are seeing in the US has become viral," he said.
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Still, Holder and Lynch were vocal about their intolerance of civil rights violations.
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His hunger for praise is even more powerful than his intolerance of criticism.
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And this isn't the first example of intolerance coming from Antioch Community Church.
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It's to identify an intolerance — a negative response typically resulting from digestive issues.
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We saw attempts the weekend before last, at London Pride, to provoke intolerance.
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For instance, these are 7 conditions that you could mistake for gluten intolerance.
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Obama stopped short of mentioning any specific cases of racial or religious intolerance.
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Let us move forward as Americans and fight intolerance, discrimination and injustice together.
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Sri Lanka's current, acute intolerance is a reaction to a terrorist death cult.
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Angry people flooded the site with messages lambasting the firm's intolerance of homosexuality.
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Neither social intolerance nor inconsistent support for democratic norms, however, is particularly new.
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" Liberal intolerance, Smerconish noted, "has a way of catching up with you politically.
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Drake added that he was devastated by the rumors of his supposed intolerance.
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He hopes his story will encourage others to fight intolerance and social inequity.
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Attacks on President Trump by those who hate him expose their own intolerance.
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Many left their homelands because of troubles like starvation, lawlessness and religious intolerance.
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Rapinoe tasked all those listening with two things: to unite and dispel intolerance.
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But the way we talk about intolerance on social media doesn't reflect that.
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But while tolerance is virtue, expressing it through a competing intolerance is not.
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"There were definitely moments when he'd express his intolerance toward homosexuals," she said.
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"There were definitely moments when he'd express his intolerance towards homosexuals," she said.
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But their intolerance is matched measure for measure by those on the right.
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Europe already has seen the rise of intolerance and some anti-immigrant attacks.
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We are in a moment when tolerance exists side-by-side with intolerance.
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He described his concerns over the growing intolerance toward immigrants and minority groups.
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Republicans sowed intolerance and in its shadow, Trump sprang up like toxic fungi.
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This is simple intolerance, and he is breaking the law which prohibits discrimination.
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And it comes at a time when intolerance and racism are incredibly visible.
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People often say that our problem in America today is incivility or intolerance.
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Adding racism, intolerance and bigotry to the mix is a recipe for disaster.
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The law's intolerance could also be empowering an extreme and dangerous minority: ISIS.
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But rights activists said that Hindus have faced increasing intolerance in recent years.
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Show them how to be tough — tough enough to stand up to intolerance.
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But he suggested that intolerance was not a defining characteristic of the country.
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But for the right, the move symbolizes the industry's intolerance of ideological diversity.
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Hate and intolerance are a betrayal of what we stand for as Americans.
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They see the door open a crack to intolerance and then storm in.
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White House officials reject any implication that the policies are motivated by intolerance.
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To be blunt, Saudi Arabia legitimizes Islamic extremism and intolerance around the world.
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Call it the Amnesty International of the campaign against extremism, hate and intolerance.
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Opposition supporters also decry what they say is a growing intolerance of dissent.
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Yet in the past few years, religious intolerance has been on the rise.
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In a subset of volunteers, microbial shifts occurred, accompanied by mounting glucose intolerance.
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The final resolution eliminated a line that said honoring Columbus Day promoted intolerance.
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America needs a moral reawakening, but not one that goes backward toward intolerance.
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We will not let the cancer of hate and intolerance weaken us. pic.twitter.
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Some people buy them because they have a milk allergy or lactose intolerance.
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Ms. Omar said she felt pained that she had been linked to intolerance.
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After visiting a gastroenterologist for tests, Childs was diagnosed with a fructose intolerance.
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When it comes to intolerance, "I feel a certain amount of protectiveness," Moore continued.
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Symptoms of a food intolerance include abdominal pain, bloating, cramping, diarrhea, and loose stools.
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TuneIn and Stitcher explicitly forbid content that promotes bigotry, discrimination, hatred, intolerance, and racism.
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The charge that liberals are too wet and feeble about intolerance is again misplaced.
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The second set of metrics will look at the difference between incivility and intolerance.
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We are very concerned the next generation is internalizing messages of intolerance and bigotry.
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Now governing is harder: money is tighter, and public intolerance of corruption has grown.
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Many are angry that intolerance has been given legitimacy and a place of prominence.
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Activists say intolerance towards the LGBT community has increased in recent years in Malaysia.
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"The hate and intolerance of others comes from ignorance about trans people," he says.
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This way, all women can stay healthy, without worrying about misgendering, intolerance and abuse.
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"Both men have expressed extreme views and a troubling tendency toward intolerance," said Becerra.
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The science surrounding sulfite allergies has proven murky, similar to that of gluten intolerance.
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Students came together to fight against bigotry, intolerance, racism, sexism, homophobia, and islamophobia. pic.twitter.
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Like most sane, reasonable people, Ansari is not a fan of racism or intolerance.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and readiness to take legal action.
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This is our small contribution to the fight against a new intolerance in America.
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Not all Republicans adhere to Mr. Cruz's particular brand of intolerance in this area.
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Human rights groups, however, have raised concerns in recent years over rising religious intolerance.
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Black voters anticipated an era under Mr. Trump in which intolerance would become acceptable.
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Is most of it being enfolded, ever more completely, into entertainment or political intolerance?
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But for the rest of the population, intolerance is not so black and white.
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This generation has our values without having our rough edges and intolerance of others.
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At the Intolerance set, these two forces—the criminal and the system—violently clash.
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De Stefano doesn't excuse her subject's intolerance, but she does put it in context.
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The staff is demanding that leaders address a climate of intolerance inside its offices.
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He'd been doing research on lactose intolerance, and was thinking about sustainable, nondairy alternatives.
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The move represents "growing intolerance towards LGBTI persons by the Turkish authorities," he continued.
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Disappointed artists said the politicians were simply feeding off — and stoking — the growing intolerance.
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And that's not even to get into Sanders's history of anti-Christian religious intolerance.
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They thrive in the unrelenting drone of intolerance in social media and other platforms.
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They have co-opted the language of the left, portraying themselves as fighting intolerance.
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The Alabama election is about decency versus indecency; right versus wrong; tolerance versus intolerance.
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Such attitudes contradict our values and make us look like a bastion of intolerance.
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CNN's Fareed Zakaria in a recent analysis slapped down liberal intolerance and close-mindedness.
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Thomas faces life in prison for his alleged violent acts of prejudice and intolerance.
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That is proof, his defenders say, that he can stand up to Islamist intolerance.
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He was a 20th century dictator wrapped in vanity, ego, and intolerance of dissent.
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Until they do, business as usual will represent an endorsement of bigotry and intolerance.
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We should make our opposition to any hint of bigotry or intolerance well known.
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They found that 3.6 percent had at least one food intolerance or food allergy.
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Because the symptoms overlap extensively, one cannot differentiate intolerance from allergy without specialized testing.
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This culture of intolerance has to stop, and that means a change in personnel.
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This intolerance to free speech oppresses the people much like those in Bradbury's novel.
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This intolerance has its origins in the austerity policies applied over the last decade.
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He condemned Trump's intolerance and willingness to demonize minorities (particularly with the "Muslim ban").
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The top-down rhetoric of divisiveness and intolerance continues to have a corrosive effect.
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Mr Ashe left his native Richmond as a young man, embittered by its racial intolerance.
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The 2541 EP came out in January 1988, followed by the disorienting, patchwork LP, Intolerance.
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What he saw in the pre-sentencing report, he said, was a man of intolerance.
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Mice in the study demonstrated increased gluten intolerance, often seen as a precursor to diabetes.
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Fortuyn was intolerant of intolerance; he saw conservative Islam as a personal and existential threat.
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When we come back, legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld is weighing in on liberal intolerance. Really?
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They had some interesting things to say about liberal intolerance on college campuses these days.
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Please remove any content that promotes hatred, intolerance, harassment, intimidation, exploitation, violence, or self-harm.
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Imagine if we leveraged our resources and our numbers to fight hate, intolerance and extremism.
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Some argue that racism remains entrenched in the establishment and that intolerance has been rising.
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For Niren, who spoke extensively in the documentary, Rajneeshpuram was a community ruined by intolerance.
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"That was the core of Stieg Larsson, to fight intolerance, racism and Fascism," said Lagercrantz.
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Ostensibly, The Greatest Showman is a story of personal triumph despite great odds and intolerance.
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They have the staying power to undermine the country's secular traditions and foster growing intolerance.
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We must stand firm against the spread of hate and intolerance in all its forms.
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I'm not saying that we should clam up whenever we encounter intolerance or outright hate.
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This agenda concerns those, such as the Sultan of Johor, who fear rising religious intolerance.
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He wrote that he was "sick and disgusted" by the intolerance of parents and coaches.
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There were subsequently criticized by vegan activist Gary Francione for their moral insensitivity and intolerance.
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He said Trump is a candidate, a president who fans the flames of racial intolerance.
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As an educator, I regularly see the consequences of this growing intolerance on young Americans.
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Symbols of hate and intolerance are appearing with frightening regularity on our walls and bridges.
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Intolerance of dissenting views, let alone interest in debating for the sake of greater knowledge.
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Mr Erdogan's blustering, bulldozing style, together with his party's growing intolerance for dissent, portends trouble.
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Or are we a nation that is turned inward, lauding monuments to intolerance and division?
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A love that works to defy hatred, oppression, and intolerance, and the violence this perpetuates.
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However, most false reports are not calculated to inflame unrest over racist or homosexual intolerance.
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While the left regularly deploys intolerance, its members accuse the right of doing the same.
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Everyone has a role to play in reducing the spaces for intolerance in our society.
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Yet what worries Indian liberals is where Hindutva strays into xenophobia and intolerance of dissent.
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Do we give up fighting intolerance in ourselves and others because we all have it?
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Mr. Trump seized the chance on Monday to turn the charge of intolerance against Mrs.
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Omar fired back at Trump Wednesday, accusing the president of "trafficking" in hate and intolerance.
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But the root causes include a growing intolerance on both sides of the political spectrum.
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Traits like hair color, drug or alcohol addiction, or lactose intolerance will also be tested.
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Speaking to 3AW, Abbott said there had been widespread "intolerance and bigotry" from "yes" campaigners.
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I thought we were the generation when overt sexism, racism and general intolerance would abate.
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Many have chosen to flee the country of their birth, blaming growing discrimination and intolerance.
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I am a person of color and I do not condone racism, intolerance and hate.
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But wait, food intolerance tests, like Pinnertest and Everlywell, also look for an antibody: IgG.
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Nor have I seen one that questioned the science behind IgG prediction of food intolerance.
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The FN "has a history of violence and intolerance," Fillon said in his concession speech.
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A central feature of the future seems likely to be intolerance for the ticking second.
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We hope that all cultural institutions will stand with us in rejecting hate and intolerance.
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A man who embraces the tactics of our enemies, torture, religious intolerance, you all know.
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It is unimaginable that she would demonstrate the intolerance, vindictiveness and cupidity of Mr. Trump.
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Intolerance of uncertainty, which has been increasing in the US, makes people vulnerable to anxiety.
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But as the president's intolerance became more evident, the gulf between the two men widened.
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Hurley's quick to remind us of religion's ugliest traits, too: its intolerance, partition and patriarchy.
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Fourth, there is a wave of insular intolerance coursing through parts of the American left.
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Gluten-free food is a good alternative for people with celiac disease or gluten intolerance.
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Our intolerance to privacy intrusions appears to depend on the ultimate use of the data.
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The Joko administration has also been weak in addressing cases of intolerance, especially against minorities.
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The problem is the intolerance and lack of knowledge around the subject due to fear.
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Should policy experts be willing to work in an administration that plays footsie with intolerance?
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I've sat down in mosques in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Yemen and heard jihadists justify intolerance.
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The program will examine what forms religious intolerance can take and how to promote inclusion.
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Stop teaching people to kill other people and filling their minds with hate and intolerance.
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In addition to gratuitously playacting one of the most vile, grotesque and evil acts of violence one could -- against any human, let alone the President -- Griffin has also managed to weaken good arguments against Trump's intolerance and the intolerance of some of his supporters.
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And let us reflect that, having banished from our land that religious intolerance under which mankind so long bled and suffered, we have yet gained little if we countenance a political intolerance as despotic, as wicked, and capable of as bitter and bloody persecutions.
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When veteran opposition challenger Raila Odinga chose to stage his mock "swearing-in" on January 30, few had any idea that the mood in Nairobi would become one of toxic intolerance -- intolerance of the opposition, of the media and of the rule of law.
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Moore said to People that she feels "protectiveness" over her family when she hears about intolerance.
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It's because of their country's tolerance that Israelis have the ability to speak out against intolerance.
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The protesters believe that President-elect Trump has built his campaign largely on intolerance and hate.
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As Gucci's Michele said in his statement, "ignorance is not an excuse," but neither is intolerance.
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We also found terrorism had a stronger impact in pushing right-wingers toward intolerance over time.
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A rise in coeliac disease and self-diagnosed gluten intolerance has made wheat seem decidedly dangerous.
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"Zomato's core values have no place for prejudice and intolerance," the company said in a statement.
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This increasing alignment between our partisan and other identities pushes us toward intolerance of out-groups.
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Her openness, however, was coupled with a fierce intolerance of mediocrity in all of its forms.
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The lies, racial intolerance, sexism, bullying and schoolboy antics were on display for all to see.
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The rallies have raised concerns about growing religious intolerance in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation.
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In some sense, this social intolerance is a rejection of the struggle to maintain "full" democracy.
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The divisive ideology breeds discrimination and intolerance, heightening the risk of communal violence and other instability.
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Tests also claim they can uncover food sensitivities, too—such as lactose intolerance or gluten sensitivity.
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There is a great and perhaps decisive battle to be fought against ignorance, intolerance and indifference.
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The people gathered in Charlottesville this weekend are white supremacists, driven by hate and intolerance. Period.
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"It is probably wild that they claim it is to expose intolerance and bigotry," Hooper said.
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Liz Hynes said that Pence represented the kind of intolerance Notre Dame had sought to eliminate.
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There are also organizations combating intolerance, and they all need more volunteers with various skill sets.
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Here are some symptoms that could be a sign of alcohol intolerance or an alcohol allergy.
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" She added: "I think the message is, we have to cool down the intolerance right now.
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This is due to the strength of the drug and the average person's intolerance of it.
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Finally, our only finding related to diversity confirms a familiar story about white intolerance toward minorities.
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" Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer called the gathering "a cowardly parade of hatred, bigotry, racism, and intolerance.
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We also urge our fellow citizens to remember that hate and intolerance will only divide us.
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More liberal intolerance is not going to help Democrats make it back from the political wilderness.
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If you use these objects to promote hate and intolerance, this project is not for you.
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They've also spawned intolerance and a global trend critical of international law and human rights standards.
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Exposure to air pollution, a new study finds, may increase glucose intolerance, a precursor of diabetes.
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He pointed to his parents' donation as a "representation of the intolerance" in the Democratic Party.
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A liberal Jew dressed in traditional Muslim garb carried a rifle and spoke against religious intolerance.
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The authoritarian leaders taking power around the world share a vocabulary of intolerance, insult, and menace.
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Violence, intolerance, mass delusions — all are the result of unfettered energy emanating from the unruly street.
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"We unequivocally condemn racism, xenophobia and intolerance in all their forms including white supremacy," he said.
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Mr. Trump has performed well among those who are responsive to religious, social and racial intolerance.
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Do we go down the compassionate path, or do we go down the path of intolerance?
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Yeah, it's got gluten in it, so if you have gluten intolerance, it's not for you.
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But intolerance of internal dissidents — Catholics, Jews, rival Protestant sects — continued even into the 19th century.
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Contrarily repellent is Dolan's utter intolerance of any departure from his less-than-enlightened company line.
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A "fursona" can become an unlikely—but easy—vessel for intolerance, bizarre as that might sound.
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But what's impacting thousands more people of Asian descent are microaggressions, or indirect expressions of intolerance.
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November can't come soon enough to send a clear message that we will not tolerate intolerance.
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But for the right, the firing became a symbol of the industry's intolerance of ideological diversity.
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"There is no place for hate or intolerance in New York City, or anywhere," she said.
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A fight to lift up the forces of inclusion while opposing intolerance in all its guises.
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The divinely inspired, self-righteous, rigid intolerance of religious zealots forecloses open-mindedness, compromise and acceptance.
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Mazen, a wealthy Muslim secularist with some enlightened ideas, unexpectedly oozes bigotry and intolerance for Christians.
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One part of this discussion is about campus chapters guilty of hazing, sexual assault or intolerance.
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They questioned Mr. Trump's intelligence, believed he promoted intolerance and feared he would damage the bureau.
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Lessons about intolerance are interwoven with the hand-to-hand skirmishes the series is known for.
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If you don't unequivocally reject intolerance, you are passively — and in some cases, actively — encouraging it.
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Just an attempt to connect the alleged Smollett attack to the broader intolerance in the country.
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On the left, aggressive protesters have silenced speeches by conservative thinkers, using intolerance to demand tolerance.
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And it's even more troubling when leftist intolerance begins to infuse normal liberal halls of power.
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But by a rising 'intolerance' towards its stories and subjects and also the people behind them.
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Kenneth Frazier resigned "to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," he said in a statement.
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Human Rights Watch called the action "the most notorious example" of Indonesian religious intolerance in 2016.
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Mr. Rosenthal says that not everyone is buying into the Trump agenda of intolerance and rage.
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Current and former black students described a culture of intolerance, even as the school promoted diversity.
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The National Front "has a history of violence and intolerance," Fillon said in his concession speech.
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Professor Xu received warnings, but he kept publishing pieces that criticized the authorities' intolerance of dissent.
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The violation of that space was a terrible reminder of what that intolerance can lead to.
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Newcomers from illiberal lands might bring unwelcome customs, such as political corruption or intolerance for gay people.
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By bringing overtones of religious intolerance to the White House, he has finally roused the grass-roots.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government has been accused of intolerance towards liberal and dissenting views.
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"Hate groups and intolerance are different from other types of political positions," Ravelry wrote in its policy.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government has been accused of intolerance towards liberal and dissenting views.
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Nonetheless, our research suggests that continued attacks could tip the balance even further toward Netanyahu and intolerance.
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If you don't have any signs of a food intolerance, there's no need for it, Stukus says.
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And make no mistake about it, eradicating white supremacy, racism, and intolerance is definitely worth fighting for.
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But the the most deeply rooted intolerance in places like Whitefish isn't the kind that makes headlines.
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But it's disappointing to see so much intolerance over what are basically differences in strategy, not goals.
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I have gluten intolerance, but it's one of those places where I'll just fucking eat it anyway.
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Challenging extremists Some counter-terrorism experts applauded Nahdlatul Ulama's denunciation of religious intolerance within the Islamic world.
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To battle intolerance, Andrade and others in the transgender community preach tolerance to Sao Vicente's local youth.
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Cruz goes too far by suggesting the country has two state-sanctioned days of hatred and intolerance.
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While lactic acid has no nutritional value, it does not produce the unpleasant symptoms of lactose intolerance.
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Otzi was genetically predisposed to cardiovascular diseases and suffered from hardened arteries, lactose intolerance and dental problems.
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The author is a savage when it comes to hitting back at intolerance, misogyny, and general idiocy.
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His ex-wife told the New York Times that Mateen showed "intolerance" toward gay people when angry.
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Whether social intolerance causally degrades support for democracy is something we hope to answer via survey experiments.
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It is critical to take every opportunity to show a united front against all forms of intolerance.
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Despite this climate of heinous intolerance, Belgrade has somehow become a global hub for gender reassignment surgery.
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Sanders is the candidate of red-faced moral indignation, with a blustering, bulgy-eyed intolerance for hypocrisy.
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In spiritual matters, we emulated the braying intolerance of our archenemies and esteemed customers, the Shi'ite fundamentalists.
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Trump's negative appeals to fear, intolerance and hatred sow the seeds of future Republican defeats and marginalization.
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While politicians may enforce their intolerance through the law, others enforce it through violence and overt discrimination.
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Not to be outdone, the media has become rather adept at fanning the flames of political intolerance.
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Their experiences, Van Duyn argued, speak to a broader problem of division and intolerance in the country.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," he said.
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Australians should feel proud of a country where that can stand up to intolerance — and embrace diversity.
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But they are now infected with a new intolerance, moderate imams and officials in the region warn.
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So, with gluten-free, there are a lot of people that do have an intolerance to gluten.
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It's common for her patients to disregard their lactose intolerance and eat dairy products anyway, she said.
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You are a reprobate and a charlatan who has ridden a wave of intolerance to its crest.
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I salute all you and the ADL do to protect Israel and Jewry from discrimination and intolerance.
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But where are the Democratic leaders willing to stand up against the intolerance of the hard left?
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Those with lactose intolerance typically opt for plant-based alternatives made with soy, coconut, or rice milk.
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This year, we face a rising tide of intolerance that's had an immeasurable impact on my community.
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The majority: Chief Judge Roger Gregory, however, wrote the ban "drips with religious intolerance, animus, and discrimination."
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"I don't like it, I don't eat it, I have an intolerance for shellfish," said De Rugy.
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And hopefully these voices will be given the microphone more to shift the narrative away from intolerance.
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Everlywell also sells other at-home medical tests, but their food intolerance test is the best-seller.
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Maybe some people happened upon the food they really did have an intolerance to; it's not impossible.
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Face it, intolerance has been a constant throughout the construction and maintenance of this increasingly divided house.
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The problem is that it seems to be the voice of racism, bigotry, intolerance, and general stupidity.
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"It's his arrogance, his intolerance, the way he insults people who disagree with him," Mr. Muñoz said.
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It's a notable achievement, particularly on Reddit, which has a reputation as a dark hole of intolerance.
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Confident in that connection, he has shown an unbending intolerance toward criticism from the media and intellectuals.
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Without mentioning Ms. Le Pen, she warned about the rise of hatred and intolerance in contemporary Europe.
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Overall blood glucose levels are rising, as seen through the increase in prediabetes and impaired glucose intolerance.
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They can experience a communal affirmation that they are not alone in their intolerance, outrage and regression.
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And they filter up from grotesque online havens for white supremacists who preach intolerance and worship violence.
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The history of organized religion — and Christianity's dark decades of intolerance, cruelty and compromise — is not reassuring.
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After all, Trump and Barr have much in common when it comes to spewing bigotry and intolerance.
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Criminal or not, the episode was enough to stir up a response — an effort to counter intolerance.
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The only thing he was intolerant of was intolerance and people who didn't treat other people well.
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But for the right, it became a potent symbol of the tech industry's intolerance of ideological diversity.
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They also lurk, some suggested, behind the expressions of intolerance that have recently marked many American schools.
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The governor of New Jersey, Philip D. Murphy, said Tuesday's attack reflected a growing crisis of intolerance.
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The public wants diversity, not intolerance; more marriages and fewer executions; less money in politics, not more.
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Lactose intolerance, for example, becomes more common as people age and the enzymes in their guts change.
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One more fascinating bit of evidence to suggest she wasn't a farmer: Her genes indicate lactose intolerance.
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"Racism and intolerance in all forms go directly against Catholic social teaching," the Sisters of Mercy said.
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"I think judging people on their appearance unfavorably is the kernel of intolerance and bigotry," he said.
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"But year after year, Republicans have enthusiastically turned their intolerance and their discrimination into legislation," she said.
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THE STONE Judging the past by the values of today can be its own kind of intolerance.
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And with a year, all her other symptoms — fatigue, heat intolerance, numbness, nerve pain — improved or dissolved.
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Contrary to what you might think, cheese isn't entirely off the table for people with lactose intolerance.
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He cited a 2014 Nature study, "Artificial sweeteners induce glucose intolerance by altering the gut microbiota," which used sweetener-fed mice and humans to demonstrate acquired glucose intolerance; basically, both the animals and the people showed a higher risk of developing diabetes as a result of consuming artificial sweeteners.
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This leads to the paradox of an institutional intolerance toward beliefs and practices that are seen as intolerant, a conundrum summed up by Stanley Fish when he argued that true multiculturalism is impossible because the mandate to tolerate others' cultures will always founder on those cultures' own intolerance.
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People of non-European descent tend to have higher rates of lactose intolerance, and they represent some of the fastest growing demographic groups in the US.Katy Flannery was 18 when she developed lactose intolerance that forced her to choose between enjoying her favorite dessert or going out with friends.
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Roof's sentencing "sends a strong message" about the intolerance for hate crimes, Malcolm Graham told the Associated Press.
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For these people, who have Celiac disease or another gluten intolerance, keeping gluten-free isn't trendy, it's necessary.
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Here's hoping they come to understand what smarter people have often said: that prejudice tolerated is intolerance encouraged.
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Yes, there is talk of intolerance faced by Muslims in the US, but similar attitudes exist in Australia.
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Allowing division over differences can lead to hateful crimes, racial slurs and intolerance, and makes Americans less safe.
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"Academic problems likely reflect an issue of cognitive intolerance due to an inefficient brain after concussion," Leddy added.
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"It just sounds like you're asking us to be tolerant of intolerance," one Rockette reportedly said to Dolan.
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I think I was as horrified by my own religious intolerance as I was by his actual beliefs.
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They never strike alongside nausea, rashes, trouble breathing, or any other signs of a food intolerance or allergy.
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On average, those who suffer from celiac disease — a gluten intolerance —incur an additional $10,000 in outpatient care.
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We share the concerns in the community about the feelings of hatred and intolerance that the flag represents.
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More and more, we hear people saying they have hormonal contraception intolerance, as if it was an allergy.
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According to research from the National Institute of Health, 65% of adults have some form of lactose intolerance.
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Activists say intolerance of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community has grown in Malaysia in recent years.
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At home it tends to produce intolerance and to feed doubts about the virtue and loyalties of minorities.
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His sentencing "sends a strong message" about the intolerance for hate crimes, Malcolm Graham told the Associated Press.
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"I have a great intolerance for keeping my clothes on," she said quite seriously, before bursting into laughter.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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Left untreated, the condition can lead to complications such as malnutrition, low bone density, lactose intolerance and infertility.
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How do you speak to millennials on both these issues, while Democrats will inevitable charge intolerance and extremism?
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Yet data from the General Social Survey suggest there has been no overall rise in intolerance among students.
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It has even led people to wonder if his athletic excellence might play some part in combating intolerance.
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He believes the waivers promote a culture of intolerance where religious faith and LGBTQ identity are mutually exclusive.
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" Shilts' story helps illustrate why Special Olympics International calls itself a global movement, "fighting inactivity, injustice and intolerance.
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" Let's go one step further, "Should a society that has elected to be tolerant be intolerant about intolerance?
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Harris calls Murray "one of the canaries in the coal mine" — his treatment a sign of liberal intolerance.
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Democrats in Congress dismissed the policy as shameful, disgusting and emblematic of naked intolerance in the White House.
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The result of such a lynch-mob mentality fueled by intolerance for different points of view is twofold.
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But as opposed to what we've seen from Trump, Flake has a record of leadership in opposing intolerance.
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It is cruel and terrible that her life was cut short by a violent act of political intolerance.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," the post said.
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Intolerance of alternative viewpoints is spreading to places that make me, a moderate and a liberal, must uncomfortable.
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"This process may exacerbate the xenophobic climate while fuelling religious intolerance and discrimination in the country," it wrote.
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"It's not just about one community — we're all facing one common hate and one common intolerance," she said.
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"The same populists who spread hatred and intolerance are fueling a resistance that keeps winning battles," Roth said.
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But intolerance and cultishness from some of a candidate's supporters are one thing; what about the candidate himself?
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"What was a page filled with hatred and intolerance was then tolerance and messages of hope," Sandberg said.
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Precisely this atmosphere of hatred and intolerance has been emphasized by many commentators since the tragedy in Gdańsk.
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" These days, Clinton's prayers are focused primarily on uniting Americans amid "the rising ride of hate and intolerance.
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"His hate speech appeals to lower passions like xenophobia, machismo, political intolerance and religious dogmatism," the letter said.
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What so many students like Norvilia are learning the hard way is that uniformity of thought breeds intolerance.
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And which does not defend the basic liberal order and our constitution passionately against imported and intrinsic intolerance.
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One of the main criticisms of Mr. Modi has been his apparent reticence to confront instances of intolerance.
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And of course, there are other conditions, like lactose intolerance, that don't involve the immune system at all.
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But the President-elect told supporters Thursday at his first rally since being elected that he condemns intolerance.
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Republican candidates fear association with intolerance and racism as they campaign to hold their House and Senate majorities.
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Mr. Trump's promises about the American dream also go along with the well-documented intolerance of his supporters.
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It's not the same thing as a food allergy, as lactose intolerance tends to be way less severe.
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Many Germans feels a special responsibility to root out racism and intolerance due to the country's Nazi past.
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But after a decade of sham elections and intolerance for dissent, tensions brewing beneath the surface boiled over.
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It's a lesson that stands in exact opposition to the pall of intolerance in the air at present.
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From the president's perspective, the remedy for prejudice at home is American exceptionalism, not to say intolerance, abroad.
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"Lempicka" draws implicit parallels between the divided world of today and an earlier era of increasing, frightening intolerance.
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Intolerance of alternative viewpoints is spreading to places that make me, a moderate and a liberal, most uncomfortable.
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A rise in intolerance has been attributed in part to the postwar triumphalism of some Sinhalese majority politicians.
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In another, the joke is pitting lactose intolerance, a condition common among the Asian population, against milk tea.
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Others regaled me with tales of the racial and religious intolerance that lurked beneath the county's genial surface.
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It shows both religious intolerance borne of fear of the other and a steadfast determination to conquer it.
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Both advertised themselves as emblems of the sexual revolution, an escape from American priggishness and wider social intolerance.
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Though rarely enforced, Pennsylvania's law stands as a symbol of the religious intolerance from which it was born.
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She could intimidate students, nearly all of them professional chefs, with her short temper and intolerance for mediocrity.
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His dismissal even seems to corroborate the intolerance for difference of ideological opinions that exists at the company.
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With our growing tolerance for intolerance, I fear, UK-style prosecutions may be on the horizon for us.
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This building antipathy within our political system is manifesting into intolerance and creeping authoritarianism within our political life.
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You can find out if you're prone for lactose intolerance, bald spots in men, or even cheek dimples.
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There is an unmistakable chill in the air, an intolerance for fellow travelers reminiscent of the Cold War.
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The thirst expressed in the Arab Spring for more representative governance and personal agency is frustrated by intolerance.
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Alex R.: Typically, symptoms of lactose intolerance first appear in adulthood or adolescence, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Was she referring to the racism, xenophobia and political intolerance that increasingly characterize the political landscape of Europe?
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And, yes, crimes of hate and intolerance occur in this country -- and have for a very long time.
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Republicans are members of a party that played to our lowest common denominator, our intolerance and our fear.
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Politics The House passed a resolution that condemns hate and intolerance, including anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim discrimination.
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It is no wonder then that few want to invest in an environment afflicted with violence and intolerance.
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In the past week alone, we've seen instance after instance of such intolerance from the supposedly-tolerant left.
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It is believed that his statements on "religious intolerance" adversely impacted the collections of his 2015 film Dilwale.
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"There is no place for hate or intolerance in New York City, or anywhere," the NYPD spokesperson added.
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This failure, this abandonment of curiosity, this rampant intolerance, this blindness, increases the likelihood of Trump's re-election.
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There he met enough intolerance to keep his anger at the left and his former self perpetually stoked.
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People use the word dizziness when referring to lightheadedness, unsteadiness, motion intolerance, imbalance, floating or a tilting sensation.
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"That hate and that intolerance that they face is the same that the LGBT community faces," Eskamani said.
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Steven Miller and Nicholas Davis, political scientists at Clemson University and Texas A&M, report on poll data collected by the World Values Survey between 1995 and 2011 in their recent paper, "White Outgroup Intolerance and Declining Support for American Democracy": Social intolerance of immigrants, those who speak a different language, and those from a different race leads to increased support for strongman rule in the U.S., potential rule of U.S. government by the army, and decreases support for even having a democracy in the U.S. Intolerance, they continue, increases white individuals' openness to undemocratic alternatives — white Americans who exhibit social intolerance are more likely to dismiss the value of separation of powers.
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The worldwide prevalence of glucose intolerance rose by 0.17% per 1-degree Celsius increase in temperature, the researchers found.
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Rather than your sadness, I really needed your anger, your disgust, and your absolute intolerance to this disgusting behavior.
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I'm an old-school PC gamer with a new-school intolerance for any delays or requirements for manual intervention.
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The two key issues of this debate are the disagreement about immigrant intolerance and the disagreement about European identity.
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This between-the-lines reading of political opinions that liberals denounce as a hateful intolerance lacks generosity or empathy.
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And any sense of anti-Jewish sentiment, of course, was nestled within a greater atmosphere of intolerance toward minorities.
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Symptoms of lactose intolerance can range from mildly inconvenient to downright uncomfortable, including bloating, gas, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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"There's a lot of intolerance in minority communities against people who think differently, in my opinion," Moto told me.
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York cited major strides in combating ignorance and intolerance as part of her motivation to share her true self.
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Thanks to its efforts, Sur came to symbolize the vision of peaceful coexistence in a region plagued by intolerance.
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The participation of so many students in Mr Khan's murder is a sign of growing religious intolerance on campuses.
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Green Book tells an uplifting story of friendship amid the constricting racial intolerance of the Jim Crow era south.
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I'm a microbiologist, and I became interested in the causes of lactose intolerance because it afflicts a close friend.
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Dweck explains that you may develop an intolerance to certain foods and a sensitivity to specific smells, as well.
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Right-leaning pundits are fond of portraying these antics as an inevitable consequence of squishy leftism and liberal intolerance.
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Alongside Morgan's symptoms, people with Hashimoto's might experience dry skin, cold intolerance, weak shoulders and hips or mood fluctuations.
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The Palestinians have been at the forefront of this Arab and Muslim intolerance, but they are not its creators.
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In recent years, the level of religious intolerance in Burma, and in particular anti-Muslim sentiment, has surged alarmingly.
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To do this, they are disguising intolerance as "Muslim feminism" and using it to slander Ayaan's important intellectual contribution.
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Despite having a lifelong intolerance to lactose, bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches are a fundamental part of my life.
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But there is one way all Americans can take part in stopping this trend: vote for inclusiveness over intolerance.
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It shows that the Republican Party has embraced Trump's campaign agenda of blatant sexism, racial bigotry, and religious intolerance.
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Kefir's unique cooking process also makes it 99% lactose-free and easier to digest for people with lactose intolerance.
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And Choo's experience of intolerance is not unique in the medical community, she told CNN's Christi Paul on Saturday.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Your Own Almond Milk Almond milk is not just for those with lactose intolerance.
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That it did not do so is evidence of a growing readiness to stand up to intolerance and extremism.
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Tightening, rather than loosening, sanctions on Russia would reinforce Washington's intolerance for Moscow's aggression in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine.
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At the end of the film, Pearson speaks to a gay-affirming church in apparent repentance for his intolerance.
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In Brasília, the capital, most everyone can recount stories about Ms. Rousseff's intolerance for dissent and her short fuse.
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Through productive relationships, governments and civil society can reaffirm their commitment to the fight against racism, discrimination, and intolerance.
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Perhaps no episode captured the disturbing rise in intolerance as much as the verbal abuse heaped on Mr. Jasso.
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" Founded in 1971, the Alabama-based nonprofit organization serves to "combat hate, intolerance and discrimination through education and litigation.
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" He is also "not a big fan of the exclusiveness and intolerance that's exhibited by the current Republican Party.
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Too many Latin American leftist leaders fell prey to the region's endemic corruption — and underestimated growing intolerance to it.
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They should not require those who espouse one solution over another to tie themselves to a mast of intolerance.
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Terror and homophobia, violence and hatred, intolerance and cruelty exist everywhere, even—and especially—here in the United States.
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"This kind of fake news gains traction because they're the seeds of intolerance in our society," said Cefakta's Dhyatmika.
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There is no doubt that while certain strains of Salafism are intolerant, intolerance does not necessarily lead to terrorism.
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What "The Hunt" expresses — as distinct from what it depicts — isn't vengeful intolerance or self-pitying resentment, but frustration.
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Hazony is certainly correct that cosmopolitanism can breed arrogance and intolerance, and that criticism of Israel is sometimes hypocritical.
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Do you have any counterproductive behaviors, like worrying too much, social anxiety or intolerance of certain things and people?
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Around that time, she learned that a male colleague was allowed to forgo travel to accommodate his gluten intolerance.
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It began the day our Founding Fathers and Mothers set sail for a New World, fleeing oppression and intolerance.
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For me, the Bible contains too much encouragement of slavery, ethnic and religious intolerance, murder, infanticide and outright genocide.
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"It is beyond tragic that our nation continues to fester with Islamophobia, hate and religious intolerance," the group said.
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Every House Democrat voted for a broadly worded resolution condemning "hateful expressions of intolerance," but 23 Republicans voted no.
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My larger point is that we have an intolerance for ideas and evidence that don't fit a certain ideology.
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"The exhibition deals with forms of polarization and antagonisms and criticizes intolerance, fascism and hateful trolling," the Biennale said.
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Across the United States, Europe, and elsewhere, democracy has been under threat by forces of intolerance, corruption, and authoritarianism.
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The left should be faulted for intolerance of those who express belief in a higher power or religious tradition.
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Going gluten-free is increasingly popular Gluten-free foods are increasingly popular, even for those without a gluten intolerance.
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Now, a pair of violent attacks on such communities, just weeks apart, worry many that intolerance is boiling over.
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But as Canadian immigration policy has transformed the nation over decades, pockets of intolerance have grown across the country.
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Even so, having grown up amid the intolerance of the South, he learned to avoid certain topics at home.
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Granted, religious intolerance has been intensifying for years, especially among the young — and their teachers — in schools and universities.
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"Will kneel for social injustices any day of the week rather than stand for intolerance and bigotry," she tweeted.
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" She wrote that the University of Virginia supports First Amendment rights but rejects "the ideology of intolerance and hate.
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May, Sam Gyimah, a lower-ranking member of government, wrote that it was important to speak out against intolerance:
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Mr. Tillerson then cited a host of other countries for religious intolerance, including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Bahrain and Pakistan.
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"Intolerance is already there and has been rising," said Endy Bayuni, editor in chief of The Jakarta Post newspaper.
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Such creeds of hatred and intolerance spread while Washington held these countries as key allies during the Cold War.
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When a site is allowing the perpetuation of hate, violence or discriminatory intolerance, we take immediate and decisive action.
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" WEF added that "the fractures that have emerged politically, economically and socially must not foster intolerance, indecision and inaction.
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This is because allergies activate your entire immune system, whereas an intolerance may only affect certain areas like digestion.
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It began the day our Founding Fathers and mothers set sail for a new world fleeing oppression and intolerance.
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However, Papa John's doesn't recommend that diners with celiac disease or a serious gluten intolerance purchase that new crust.
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In the meantime, the internet is now the battleground on which we fight — against hate, against intolerance, against disinformation.
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But some Widodo supporters took issue with Amin, 75, to whom they attribute a key role in fuelling intolerance.
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" Signer condemned the protest in a statement, calling the gathering "a cowardly parade of hatred, bigotry, racism, and intolerance.
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She says that the region's "rising intolerance for dissenting views" represents a misunderstanding of the press's role in society.
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It began the day our Founding Fathers and Mothers set sail for a New World, fleeing oppression and intolerance.
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The attack shocked Britons and raised questions about whether the tone of the debate was fuelling intolerance and hatred.
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Rather than dialogue and compromise, the separatists appear to desire intolerance and intransigence — maybe even a dose of violence.
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Sometimes I seem to myself, in my feelings toward these tiny guiltless beings, a monster of selfishness and intolerance.
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Why, then, do these same outlets remain comparatively quiet when the intolerance for speech is coming from the right?
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Rather, rewarding advocates of intolerance with a cushy position reveals a misunderstanding of how the forces of illiberalism work.
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WERE it not for Saudi intolerance, there might never have been Al Jazeera, the Arab world's most popular news channel.
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There are perks to these milk alternatives, especially if you have a lactose intolerance or avoid dairy for ethical reasons.
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In other words, just because someone posted about having a histamine intolerance or allergy doesn't necessarily mean you do, too.
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Or does the move toward intolerance occur mostly on the right wing, where hawkish and nationalist rhetoric is more prevalent?
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Typically, symptoms that stem from a food intolerance will last for several weeks and reach their peak after you eat.
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Gluten and dairy are two common intolerances (though not everyone who thinks they have a food intolerance actually has one).
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I think that's an expression of pure intolerance, not being able to disagree with someone and engage in meaningful discourse.
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Trump's intolerance reminds us of something else: the power of a charismatic leader to exploit such sentiments for political gain.
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But it would be a mistake to think this violence came out of some vacuum-sealed ideological intolerance toward conservatives.
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When a site is explicitly allowing the perpetuation of hate, violence or discriminatory intolerance, we take immediate and decisive action.
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" "We can go through the fact that he has made some statements that some have identified correctly as religiously intolerance.
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For example, lactose intolerance is very real, but is caused by the deficiency of an enzyme, not the immune system.
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The drug was first approved in 2012 to treat patients with resistance or intolerance to prior therapy for the cancer.
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And I have the greatest confidence that we here in North Carolina will find a way to overcome this intolerance.
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However, she added that she would continue to speak out against what she said was intolerance on the campaign trail.
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Discursive intolerance and a broadly rediscovered sobriety of conduct might have the additional benefit of reducing the supply of speech.
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Shah Rukh Khan's film "Dilwale" faced right-wing ire that year after he said there was growing intolerance in India.
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To stand up to hatred and intolerance -- whether in the form of white supremacists or ISIS militants -- and say: Enough!
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But never in my life did I think our country would return to such unspeakable acts of violence and intolerance.
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"Jared loved people and he would not want any of us to bow down to hatred or intolerance," she explains.
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Speak out Now is not the time for those who sense intolerance and negativity to withdraw from the public debate.
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The fight for racial intolerance is deeply rooted in the struggle to curb income inequality and foster equal economic opportunity.
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One group, led by Leiden University political science professor Dr. Rebekah Tromble, will study echo chambers, "uncivil discourse," and intolerance.
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Trump, she said forcefully, was driving an agenda of "hate and intolerance" that demonstrated he was unfit to be president.
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Alcohol intolerance is usually genetic, and is more common in people of East Asian descent, according to a 2009 study.
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Certainly, concerns about climate change and about intolerance toward gays, immigrants, and ethnic and racial groups has played a role.
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We must counter the narrative of hate and intolerance and expose extremists for what they truly are: a criminal cartel.
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At the center of the noose was a circle with a slash through it, a symbolic call to defeating intolerance.
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The time to take a stand against true rape culture is now, even if it means being accused of intolerance.
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We cannot continue the failed practices of half-assed engagement that led to despot dictators, gang violence and rampant intolerance.
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"You see increasing intolerance in our politics," the president said during a speech at an international trade show in Hanover.
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The atmosphere in Parliament may be poisonous, but outside things are worse, with Corbyn supporters accused of intolerance and intimidation.
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Mr. Jasso said he was stunned that social media had transformed the abuse he faced into an emblem of intolerance.
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Questions that are premised on information you know to be false or misleading, or on prejudice and intolerance are stupid.
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He articulated in a June interview why the candidate was unpopular, pointing to statements that he said reflected religious intolerance.
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Furthermore, we have seen what happens when fear and intolerance take hold and an entire group of people is ostracized.
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That Mateen may well have been himself homosexual would make the Muslim community's intolerance even more instrumental to the crime.
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The degree to which the mainstream of civil society has seemingly tolerated the most blatant acts of intolerance is alarming.
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And given the width of the streak of intolerance for opposing views in academia, she'll have plenty to work with.
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When you visit the Intolerance movie set, during a mission from L.A. Noire's traffic desk, little of this is known.
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Ideological intolerance is a problem in its own right, one that carries risks and dangers and requires its own treatments.
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For these reasons, we think that Mr. Trump's explicit appeals to intolerance are likely to help Democrats more than Republicans.
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Maymanah Farhat, an independent curator and art historian, said that the nation's new cultural projects do not always deflect intolerance.
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In a 2017 paper, Claeson and Andersson describe exposing people with chemical intolerance (along with controls) to the chemical acrolein.
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In April 2016, the Council of Ministers liquidated the Council Against Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance created in 2013.
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And all too often, in an era of viral videos, they show off their intolerance when it comes to race.
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In fact, racism and intolerance are more woven into the fabric of evangelicalism than these Christian critics care to accept.
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"The ignorance and intolerance he has espoused are not welcome in Chicago," Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a statement.
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The Trump administration embraces a laudable desire to expand religious tolerance, but its own intolerance toward some undermines the message.
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Sunday's sparse turnout on the streets of Washington says little about the country's current levels of intolerance, bigotry and xenophobia.
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Inadequate hydration can cause fatigue, poor appetite, heat intolerance, dizziness, constipation, kidney stones and a dangerous drop in blood pressure.
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"One of the best ways to overcome intolerance is through education and exposure to different people and viewpoints," State Sen.
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Meanwhile, an earlier study suggested that ancient cheese may have helped feed older children once lactose intolerance had kicked in.
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"It was a way for my father to fight intolerance that was consistent with his Judaic values," Zev Wainberg said.
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In an essay for Time magazine, Mr. Furie expressed annoyance that Pepe had been reduced to a symbol of intolerance.
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But he was unnerved by the intolerance, the hatred and the vilification of the other that was so flamboyantly displayed.
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It is right to decry this culture of intolerance and advocate for civility and engagement instead of boycotts and reprisals.
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The intolerance and hate propagated in Saudi-built religious schools and mosques have inspired countless terrorist attacks the world over.
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I have a certain perspective and intolerance for people who try to twist and bend whatever the truth might be.
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Indonesian Muslims are known as being relatively moderate, but intolerance has been on the rise for the last two decades.
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To read Heather MacDonald's account of being pilloried at Claremont McKenna College is to enter a world of chilling intolerance.
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"The CEOs of Business Roundtable will never accept such intolerance and hate" like the bigotry in Charlottesville, the statement read.
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"It troubles me deeply to see abuse of the vulnerable and intolerance toward religious minorities on the rise," Fikes said.
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Each of these foundations often manifested illiberalism's evils: religious intolerance, racism and chauvinism, the oppressions of private and domestic power.
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" In a statement, Signer also slammed the rally, calling the protest "a cowardly parade of hatred, bigotry, racism, and intolerance.
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You and your campaign of toxicity and intolerance have not only divided this country but also ripped it to tatters.
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Once more: We will not tolerate any form of fascism, nazism, racism, hate or intolerance from anyone in our establishment.
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As voices of intolerance against LGBTQ people grow louder across the world, our safe spaces have never been more sacred.
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Lee cuts between meetings of the two groups, highlighting the former's vile intolerance and the latter's words of empowerment and pride.
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Now, this badass evolutionary trait might be able to help humans cope with one of our modern-day challenges: gluten intolerance.
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It's likely then, the researchers say, that people might be mixing up a food intolerance or sensitivity with a food allergy.
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The students' display of blatant hate, disrespect, and intolerance is a signal of how common decency has decayed under this administration.
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"Our study suggests that for health, the benefits outweigh the potentially negative effects," such as guilt, anxiety or intolerance, VanderWeele said.
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We are stronger when we embrace inclusion, not intolerance; when we have faith in our commonalities, not fear of our differences.
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Intolerance can take on a range of on-line and off-line forms, across a wide array of content and language.
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He comes to family gatherings and spews intolerance at the dinner table between belches scented with unjustified confidence and supermarket scotch.
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Organizations that engage in, support, encourage, or promote intolerance, hate, terrorism, violence, money laundering, or other illegal activities are not eligible.
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And so we must take a strong stance and stop acting as though common sense is the same thing as intolerance.
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He didn't have enough drugs in his system to kill him, but for some reason it did because of his intolerance.
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This new finding gives an important insight into how lactose intolerance develops with age or after trauma to the intestinal tract.
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In most cases, the lactose intolerance goes away when the underlying cause is treated, but some people become permanently lactose intolerant.
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Some citizens urged the council to avoid the temptation of "intolerance and bigotry," while others voiced support for the federal government.
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If you follow a vegan or vegetarian diet or have dietary restrictions like gluten intolerance, you can factor those in, too.
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What's more, intolerance of uncertainty is a personality trait that often shows up for the ride with both those psychological disorders.
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"China and Russia must indicate their intolerance for these reckless missile launches by taking direct actions of their own," Tillerson said.
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We therefore categorically reject all forms of intolerance and any discriminatory treatment of Arab and Muslim Americans and other minority groups.
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Such diversity requires constant management, leading to an almost fetishistic attention to liberal unifying principles by Democratic activists, which engenders intolerance.
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A similar wind of intolerance is sweeping America's liberal universities, where conservative speakers are facing protests and seeing their speeches cancelled.
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The episode comes amid what critics say is a growing intolerance for the exchange of ideas at American colleges and universities.
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"Let us never allow our differences to separate us, to cause animosity or stir intolerance and violence among us," said Mnangagwa.
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I can't have ice cream due to a dairy intolerance, but I sit with my friends while they eat their sundaes.
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"We will continue to uphold our shared values as a community and reject the ideology of intolerance and hate," Sullivan said.
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"We stand united behind the President in condemning the violence in Charlottesville and any message of hate and intolerance," Sessions said.
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" Freedom House shifted Poland's media freedom rating from "free" to "partly free" under Duda, due to his "intolerance toward critical reporting.
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We do not allow PayPal services to be used to promote hate, violence, or other forms of intolerance that is discriminatory.
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Arguing that "both sides do it" deeply misunderstands the hate and intolerance at the core of this "Unite the Right" rally.
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The drug, fasinumab, was tested on 421 patients with a history of inadequate pain relief or intolerance to current pain killers.
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This building antipathy toward our political system is beginning to manifest itself via intolerance and creeping authoritarianism in our political life.
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"What was a page filled with hatred and intolerance was then tolerance and messages of hope," said Sandberg, reports The Guardian.
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Thirty percent of proceeds will go to the Stonewall Inn Gives Back Initiative, which works to eliminate intolerance LGBTQ citizens face.
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"Amid the growing authoritarianism, we see great intolerance for those who do not share the same point of view," said Umit.
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Some fear a breakdown in relations between the United States and other countries, while others are concerned he'll encourage cultural intolerance.
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Hatter again repeated that the customer's dairy intolerance was never mentioned, which is a weird-ass way to defend that receipt.
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After all, how is resigning from the council taking "a stand against intolerance and extremism" unless Trump is intolerant and extreme?
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This assertion, however, neglects that low dose exposure, particularly repeated exposure, can be problematic if you're someone prone to chemical intolerance.
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These ingredients position the United States as an example to the rest of the world of what true intolerance looks like.
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Many people consider them more nutritious than cow's milk, or buy them because they have a milk allergy or lactose intolerance.
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The middle was basically rejecting this era of intolerance, which has opened up," Markey said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders's booting from a Virginia restaurant is just a symptom of a much wider illness of left-wing intolerance.
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This is a sharp contrast to the past and current misguided nationalism that very often breeds cultural, religious and ethnic intolerance.
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Attempts by left-wing media outlets to attribute nefarious motives to my remarks speaks to their intolerance and bias, not mine.
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But it is important to hold accountable Gulf states like Saudi Arabia that are wellsprings of religious zealotry, intolerance and fanaticism.
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His more recent show in Istanbul was about the rise of repression and intolerance, discussed over a pide, or Turkish flatbread.
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The bad news is that it is coming mostly from the very conservatives who have been victimized by hard left intolerance.
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"Sometimes people think that if you have lactose intolerance, you won't be able to digest any amount of lactose," she says.
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The other striking aspect of these rallies is how affable the crowd is — until the Trump campaign cranks up the intolerance.
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We know that the initial awesomeness of the Intolerance set, the impressive veneer of American culture, disguise something much more dangerous.
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Ahmed's glo-up sparks hope in the face of intolerance, proving that there's room for many identities, even within one person.
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Sanford had been critical of Trump at times, saying he "fanned the flames" of intolerance and decrying his disregard for facts.
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Run by two well-respected academics, the commission issued 37 recommendations focused on increasing integration, reducing intolerance and secularizing the state.
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Mostly, though, they want to lay down a marker at what they regard as a center of intolerance for conservative views.
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Finding an approach that recognizes victims and restores justice without returning to mutual intolerance and exclusion must be a high priority.
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But I worried that these feelings made me guilty of the same intolerance I have accused others of in the past.
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As the governor of Indiana, Mike Pence attributed the failure of his proposed Religious Freedom Restoration Act to intolerance toward evangelicals.
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There is, however, a subset of Trump supporters "who are extraordinarily vocal in their intolerance and white nationalism," according to Motyl.
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Speaking at a vigil Sunday night, O'Rourke said American cities can see El Paso as an answer to hatred and intolerance.
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Paradoxically, then, it would seem that we can best limit intolerance of difference by parading, talking about, and applauding our sameness.
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We have learned our lesson, this group says, and we will "never again" allow intolerance and inhumanity to enter legitimate discourse.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," the chief of naval operations, Adm.
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Aslam's characters must struggle to survive in a society ruled by mob violence, sectarianism and intolerance, presided over by fanatical despots.
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The research also shows that people's intolerance of advertising is a primary concern: 46 percent said this is a key barrier.
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Analysts say a climate of intolerance in Bangladeshi politics has both motivated and provided cover for perpetrators of religious hate crimes.
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"It is just simply wrong for ABC to have a television program that expresses that kind of religious intolerance," Pence said.
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What can we do to make a difference in promoting equality and understanding across divides and in the face of intolerance?
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He hit back by lamenting the hypocrisy of self-righteousness and intolerance, calling instead for Christians to embrace compassion toward outsiders.
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They remind us that racism, anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are distinct but interlaced forms of intolerance and they have a history.
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And yet her complicated legacy is virtually ignored by church leaders, who can still disagree about the extent of her intolerance.
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Although the rise in religious intolerance is often associated with terrorism in Indonesia, by and large the two phenomena are separate.
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" They need scapegoats and harbor "an intensity of intolerance toward those of other races, parties, classes, religions, cultures, regions or nations.
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When Sessions visited the Northwestern University campus last fall, he sparked student protests that accused him of bias, intolerance and racism.
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The recent resurgence of intolerance in the public discourse has awakened the ghosts of the past, leaving many Poles in shock.
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Anti-fascist protesters showed up, the farmers denied being white supremacists, residents argued about the limits of free expression and intolerance.
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Decades of patronage by successive military and civilian governments for promoters of religious hate has created a culture of institutionalized intolerance.
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A friend recently stated to me that such jingoistic displays strike her as symbols of intolerance, and I'm prone to agree.
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Bigotry, sexism and intolerance undoubtedly require the condemnation the school issued readily, but beyond just talk they also require strong action.
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In an undeniably clumsy way, it points at the increasing violence and official intolerance being directed at the Hong Kong protesters.
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They are, instead, indicators of intolerance at a level that cannot be obscured by a soft voice or a warm smile.
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Papa John's has added gluten-free pizza to the menu, but those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance should steer clear.
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Meanwhile, the Pakistani government held media events with Hindus and Sikhs to emphasize protection of minorities in contrast to Indian intolerance.
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Sad the [sic] we still live in a time where this kind of intolerance still exists in my sport and elsewhere.
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"Behind new threats show through the same old monstrous features: selfishness and intolerance, aggressive nationalism and claims to exceptionalness," he said.
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It's hard for racism or religious intolerance to survive in a densely populated place like London — no group of people can isolate itself, and there are too many opportunities to see the good in those you might have previously detested or feared — but that doesn't mean that intolerance and bigotry are on an inevitable path to extinction.
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Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat, said the speech "hit me in the heart" and was a vital antidote to growing intolerance.
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The trial was covered on national television, emphasizing the intolerance sometimes faced by those who deviate from the norm in conservative areas.
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This finding made sense, as earlier research revealed that Ötzi had lactose intolerance and thus had trouble eating dairy products, Zink added.
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Malik said he's worried about the current political climate and whether President Trump is breeding intolerance of Muslims and foreign-born Americans.
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Trump had, after all, mildly scolded members of his party for their intolerance and once even waved a Pride flag upside down.
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The bold national outfits worn by their sitters speak particularly loudly at a time when attitudes of intolerance and hatred have emerged.
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One reason terrorism pushes right-wingers toward intolerance is that they are following the clear lead of Israeli politicians on the right.
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If you do suspect that you have a food intolerance, there are two ways to go about an elimination diet, says Stukus.
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Surviving a lactose intolerance test without any symptoms means (hooray!) the choice to eliminate dairy from your diet is up to you.
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If you notice that your trips to the bathroom are stinkier after you eat dairy, you could be suffering from lactose intolerance.
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" Dima Litvinov said his great-grandfather "would be horrified by the extreme nationalism and religious intolerance that is going up in Russia.
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Its promotion of a brand of racial anxiety, fear and anger have turned his campaign into a galvanizing movement for racial intolerance.
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On the harder-to-measure index of intolerance, on which Pakistan used to be well ahead, India is beginning to catch up.
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Instead, fear and intolerance seem to dominate the news and social media, with churches, synagogues and mosques increasingly caught in the crosshairs.
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When students react by protesting or disrupting the event, the conservatives use it as proof that there's real intolerance for conservative ideas.
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We investigated World Values Survey (WVS) data covering the period 1995 to 2011 to explore the relationship between social intolerance and democracy.
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Mr Trump's establishment-minded advisors, already concerned that the president was branding Republicans as the party of intolerance, grimaced at the messages.
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This is what makes some of nerd-dom's recent tack toward intolerance so painful; otherishness is engineered into comics' radioactive, mutated DNA.
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"Unfortunately, we are in a period of rising intolerance and prejudice toward Muslims in the United States and the world," Erdogan said.
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Frazier quit the president's council on manufacturing after Trump failed to "take a stand against intolerance and extremism" in Charlottesville this weekend.
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" Quebec City mayor Régis Labeaume wrote on Facebook that "violence and intolerance towards anyone, groups or individuals, is simply unjustifiable and unacceptable.
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The low-key mood reflects an often-heated debate over religious intolerance in India, a predominantly Hindu country of 1.3 billion people.
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But we could be one step closer to wiping out the diet-limiting and, more importantly, potentially fatal, consequences of peanut intolerance.
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Dunford made the remarks while speaking to reporters in Beijing, where he was asked to denounce racial intolerance in the United States.
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Many of his supporters feel that Trump has an authenticity that other politicians lack, even when his statements fuel intolerance and bigotry.
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Mr. Butt said militant groups had started singling out activists who had been campaigning on social media against injustice and religious intolerance.
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While the circumstances surrounding these instances are different, the root of each is the same — intolerance, stereotyping, and a lack of acceptance.
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Then came the 21st-century jihadis, Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), the latest eruption of Islamic intolerance in the region.
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And it's evident that we must continue to work to eradicate poverty, racism, ethnocentrism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance and injustice.
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However, it's important to recognize that the condemnation of growing intolerance for the exchange of ideas on college campuses is becoming bipartisan.
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We can disagree on important issues, but we cannot tolerate intolerance or hate speech, as hateful words often lead to hateful acts.
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The defense described the FBI investigation as a "witch hunt" fueled by workplace grievances rather than concern about excessive force or intolerance.
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But this is the party the Republicans have been deliberately and assiduously building for many decades, the party of division and intolerance.
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Their outrage is not aimed at the disastrous fate of the Palestinians so much as at Israel's increasing intolerance toward liberal Jews.
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The concerning question is whether the current trends toward extremism and intolerance are wounding liberty in the hearts of our future leaders.
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Rather, the fear to speak up seems to come from the atmosphere of intolerance and political correctness our education system has produced.
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Pompeo on Monday ripped Beijing for its ongoing human rights abuses and intolerance toward dissent 30 years after the June 85033 protests.
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Leaving out this compelling history leads to intolerance, as Dr. King described in his Other America speech at Stanford University in 1967.
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Religious intolerance is what drove Europeans to flee their communities in the 17th century and make the dangerous ocean crossing to America.
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At least part of their rationale was that racism and intolerance can make it harder to identify and retain the best talent.
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There are witty jokes for all ages and messages about inclusion and intolerance that are more nuanced than in most such fare.
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Another common intolerance is to sugar alcohols like xylitol and sorbitol, which are often used as low-calorie or zero-calorie sweeteners.
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The set itself however points to the venality, mismanagement and eponymous intolerance that will eventually lead to the collapse of an empire.
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If L.A. Noire is about the inherent corruption in capitalist America, it seems fitting that Phelps traipses around the dead Intolerance set.
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Now, pork is once again being used as a way to express fear and intolerance toward a growing Muslim population in Britain.
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They have shared memes symbolizing intolerance, repeated baseless conspiracy theories as facts, and denied Trump has done things he has clearly done.
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What brought us together was a shared belief in acting according to our consciences to fight intolerance, racism, anti-Semitism and genocide.
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These men are reasonable, practical and compassionate pastors who shrink from the intolerance and bigotry voiced by too many of their flock.
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Homophobia, Islamophobia and other markers of intolerance are more embedded in the country's psyche and politics than many Australians want to admit.
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"We expected a lot of pushback from the school and we expected some intolerance, but we've been very surprised," said Keegan's mother.
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Human rights groups say the kingdom's textbooks still promote intolerance, and conservatives in the education ministry pass their views along to students.
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Birthed in Saudi Arabia, Wahhabism's stern intolerance denigrates not only those who don't believe in Islam but other Muslim sects as well.
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At dinner, he and I would go head-to-head as I questioned his intolerance until my mother told me to hush.
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Personal Health Inadequate hydration can cause fatigue, poor appetite, heat intolerance, dizziness, constipation, kidney stones and a dangerous drop in blood pressure.
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The intolerance of the traditional gatekeepers might have spurred a kind of militancy from thinkers (and fans) who've rarely been allowed in.
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Take the recent movie "Last Christmas," for example — another picture that preached acceptance and anti-intolerance as one of its key themes.
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Don't, experts advise, unless intolerance or allergy is a genuine issue -- something that occurs in 21.5% to 22% of children, Upton says.
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He has spoken about suffering from orthostatic intolerance, a disorder that affects blood flow and leads to fainting, according to media reports.
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But campaigners said the attack should not be separated from what they perceive as rising intolerance toward LGBT+ people in the country.
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" He said the "Marseillaise" has probably helped unite the country since the attacks thanks to its lyrics "against tyranny, absolutism and intolerance.
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The screenshots appeared on Breitbart News, which has celebrated Mr. Damore's memo as an example of Silicon Valley's intolerance of conservative views.
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Obama's swift decision to back Erdogan against the coup plotters comes despite his concern at the Islamist leader's growing intolerance for dissent.
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It is what Trump symbolizes for those inclined to intolerance that is the real enemy, they have and will continue to argue.
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Intolerance or fear of difference is not the same as violent extremism, nor is it not the same as condoning hate crimes.
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Modi's rise has left many Indian liberals worried about an increase in religious intolerance at the expense of Muslims and other minorities.
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President Kenyatta and his aides have exhibited a startling intolerance for criticism to the point of threatening some journalists for negative stories.
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Detective McDonald gave speeches about violence and intolerance to students and spoke in Europe about efforts to achieve peace in Northern Ireland.
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Analysts say a climate of intolerance in Bangladeshi politics has both motivated and provided cover for perpetrators of crimes of religious hatred.
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As refugees and migrants rebuild their lives in new places, both the intolerance and the resilience of their host communities are revealed.
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Future generations must emphasize the importance of shared culture and education if Europe is to resist the rise of intolerance and fear.
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Not only is that dishonest, Keim and her colleagues wrote, but it could be dangerous for infants with a dairy allergy or intolerance.
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Because I cover my hair, many people assume many things about me that aren't true, and can be incredibly demeaning and foster intolerance.
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This caricature that some want to paint as someone who has "allowed" or encouraged intolerance just doesn't reflect the Donald Trump I know.
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" When imposing the sentence, U.S. District Chief Judge J. Randal Hall noted Howard&aposs "disturbing pattern of intolerance of many groups of people.
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The candidate then accused his own parents of political intolerance, as the Washington Post reported, in a bizarre escalation of the family's feud.
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Another mouse study found that different diets in otherwise identical mice could result in glucose intolerance and risk of obesity in their offspring.
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We can't just call out intolerance and hatred, we have to show that we don't just tolerate one another, we embrace one another.
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They send a message to two groups: They send it to the perpetrator, informing him that our community will not tolerate his intolerance.
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In 2015, she was dealing with intense stomach pain, but her general doctor thought it was just acid reflux, or a gluten intolerance.
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Before it started, Cuomo officially unveiled a New York state memorial to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people that honors victims of intolerance.
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There were -- he said -- more things to unite than to divide Russia and the US: the struggle against terrorism, religious intolerance, climate change.
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" Even Pizza Hut, who partnered with the Gluten Intolerance Group to create it's crust, warns, "Pizza Hut kitchens are not gluten-free environments.
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Steven Universe is powerful, necessary fiction, and its importance is going to become even clearer as the Trump era's parade of intolerance continues.
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Lactose intolerance affects more than half of American adults, many of whom are people of color, including those with Asian or African heritage.
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It also complements the company's market-leading infant formula business and could help lift sales of products designed for babies with food intolerance.
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The 2010 exhibit "Intolerance," curated by Willem de Rooij, explored the parallels between 17th-century Dutch paintings and 18th-century Hawaiian ceremonial objects.
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Although feeling "lucky" to be Australian, Cambage complains that racial intolerance remains prevalent in local sport from grass-roots through to the elite.
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Mr. Naguib said he feared that the growing atmosphere of intolerance in the country could hurt his clients' chances of a successful appeal.
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In Iraq, bloodshed instigated by religious intolerance and radicalism along sectarian lines tore the country apart after the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
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Indonesia, a country of 250 million people, has experienced rising intolerance against non-Muslims and the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.
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When GMOs were restricted by the Cartagena protocol, signed in 2000, he left the UN in protest at its pessimism and "technological intolerance".
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Ingesting lactic acid bacteria as a probiotic can alleviate the symptoms of lactose intolerance, but these bacteria may not persist in the colon.
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For anxious minorities, it's yet another foreboding sign of how Trump can whip up his fans to magnify and echo messages of intolerance.
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Activists say intolerance of LGBT people has spiked in recent years in Malaysia, a multi-ethnic Southeast Asian country that is majority Muslim.
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The song helped to bring to light the racial intolerance in that exists towards Indigenous Australians, something which still resonates to this day.
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"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," wrote Kenneth Frazier, boss of Merck, a pharma giant, after Charlottesville.
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While the jihadis are few, there is a larger cancer within the world of Islam -- a cancer of backwardness and extremism and intolerance.
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However, President Joko Widodo - a moderate reformer and an ally of Purnama - has publicly played down concerns about rising Islamic intolerance in Indonesia.
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In Indonesia, homosexuality is not illegal but the country's resurgent hardline Islamist groups are fomenting intolerance of the LGBTQ community, rights activists say.
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It is risky: If believers in a very widely held view experience discursive intolerance, won't they rebel, perhaps by exiting a community entirely?
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But Traverso and his team point out that many more people report delayed reactions to foods and other triggers, such as lactose intolerance.
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"But people with an allergy or intolerance should definitely have the opportunity to find out if they have to worry about certain medications."
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We hope that someday we will be able to look back on such acts of violent intolerance as things of the ancient past.
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"Your son is definitely a threat to my daughter in the restroom, particular those of you preaching intolerance to your children," said Shappley.
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So when a girl bleeds through her khaki shorts in third period (pun intended), they don't perpetuate the cycle of shame and intolerance. .
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Harrington postulated that my body was having, or had in the past, an intolerance to cheese and cheese alone (no other dairy items).
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Their famed intolerance for imperfection should be scrutinized and questioned when they don't endorse things of the same excellence as their own products.
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Exactly how many people have alcohol intolerance can be tricky to pinpoint, because some of the symptoms can be confused for a hangover.
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Arguably the largest obstacle to constructive conversation involves not intolerance, but a more subtle barrier: impatience at having to discuss race at all.
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Those with peanut intolerance usually experience their first reaction by two-years-old, with the condition persisting in 80 percent of affected people.
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The police investigated Mello again in 2012 during Operação Intolerância ("Operation Intolerance"), their first attempt at cracking down on malicious trolls like Mello.
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In today's divisive political climate, the discussion of misogyny, racism, homophobia, transphobia, anti-immigration, and religious intolerance is more prevalent than ever before.
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By taking the high road, by condemning hate and intolerance, they believed they showed the country the best of what we could be.
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Although a dozen other states have similar bills pending, Patrick's legislation embodied the meanness and the intolerance that many Americans associate with Texas.
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For far too long, there has existed an uncomfortable relationship between the GOP and those who pander to intolerance, including the President himself.
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They know that an outright and unequivocal rejection of all forms of bigotry, racism and intolerance would alienate a good number of voters.
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The second is what they add to the general level of online intolerance (which may contribute to the social wrongs that you mention).
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They will be indoctrinated in extreme intolerance, taught that apostates and blasphemers should be put to death: the antithesis of freedom of religion.
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On Tuesday, Croatia's center-right outgoing government sent a protest note to Belgrade saying such a rhetoric fueled intolerance between the two nations.
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Set in the period of the Inquisition, Poe's tale featured intolerance of opposing viewpoints, corruption of institutions, secret courts and special prosecutors. Hmm.
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People who said they were past graduates of the school posted that the school had a history of intolerance directed towards LGBTQ students.
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The current adminstrator (until today) Scott Pruitt, has resigned after an avalanche of ethical, fiscal, and managerial lapses, plus reported intolerance for dissent.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their [sic] at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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Human Rights Watch in its annual report noted the consequences intolerance could have in nations such as the U.S., The Associated Press reported.
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We see the disrespect coming from them, but there's a subtle disrespect coming from us, the NPR crowd, that is intolerant of intolerance.
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"It is beyond tragic that our nation continues to fester with Islamophobia, hate and religious intolerance," the organization said in a news release.
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"My parents' generation fought and died in a battle against intolerance, monstrous extremism and inhuman attempts to exterminate the Jewish population of Europe."
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It has become the mainstream majority position in corporate America to side with L.G.B.T. rights, and that means intolerance really is bad business.
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The native of western New York is new to campus, and she said the South's reputation for intolerance and conservatism leave her wary.
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Wendy Todd, a patient of Dr. Daniel Soffer, also of the University of Pennsylvania, was surprised after she entered a statin intolerance study.
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The Amerasus have turned the idea of one's "family" into a radical political formation, one made in the face of intolerance and uncertainty.
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All this stuff becomes real to you, and you feel the level of intolerance that exists for people who ignore other people's pain.
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Jay Silveria told cadets to line up and pull out their phones to remember his message, and he forcefully denounced racism and intolerance.
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I understand the reasons for such responses, but they oversimplify the relation of religion to intolerance and the violence it can lead to.
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The potential for intolerance lies in the logic of religions like Christianity and Islam that say their teaching derive from a divine revelation.
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But until such a transformation is achieved, it will be misleading to say that intolerance and violence are "a pure betrayal" of Islam.
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"When a site is allowing the perpetuation of hate, violence or discriminatory intolerance, we take immediate and decisive action," a PayPal spokesman said.
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The scenes of Dracula befuddled by a mobile phone were familiar; those in which the vampire's garlic "intolerance" preludes a flatulence joke predictable.
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However, it must also be said that Trump has produced a toxic environment of intolerance in this country that is deep and wide.
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Philip D. Murphy, a Democrat, and is the first Sikh to serve as a state attorney general, has had to contend with intolerance.
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And while it sees itself as the antithesis of Trumpism, it is, in its raging intolerance and smug self-satisfaction, Trumpism's mirror image.
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A number of nooses have been found around the country in the last year alone, reflecting a nationwide rise in hatred and intolerance.
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Thenmozhi Soundararajan, a Dalit-American artist and activist, is the founder of Equality Labs, a human rights group fighting caste and religious intolerance.
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But in revealing such naked truths about the game—like its casual intolerance—it reinforces to subsequent generations that hockey normalizes exclusionary behaviour.
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Since then, militants from Mali and Niger have made incursions into Burkina Faso, bringing an ideology of secular intolerance and violence with them.
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" Ms. Pollack said she would "convene a Presidential Task Force charged with examining and addressing persistent problems of bigotry and intolerance at Cornell.
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The play — the third on Broadway that season, The Times noted in its review, dealing with "racial intolerance" — closed after only nine performances.
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As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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Even if there are outside influences at work, they're only chipping at the all-too-familiar cracks of fear-induced hatred and intolerance.
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Sheth and activist Eli Erlick say that &aposouting&apos and weaponizing people&aposs identities against them reveals an enduring intolerance of trans people.
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As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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Some 3.6 percent of Americans — fewer than one in 25 — have at least one food allergy or intolerance, according to a new report.
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Shepard is remembered and honored from the perspective of family and friends as Kaufman takes a lens to the stubborn intolerance in society.
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Human rights groups have long criticized the Rwandan government's intolerance of dissent under Kagame and mysterious murders and disappearances of some opposition critics.
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But for all of that brutality and intolerance, he brought development and equality to a nation previously ruled by extreme inequality and corruption.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their (sic) at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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While Omar kept her position, the House in response passed a resolution condemning hate and intolerance, including anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim discrimination.
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He warned the nation about intolerance and bigotry that divides our people against each other and demeans the values that patriotic Americans share.
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An elimination diet, in which the potentially offending food is removed from the diet, is usually the first step in diagnosing food intolerance.
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While elimination diets have not been studied systematically, resolution of symptoms upon withdrawal of the food in question strongly suggests a food intolerance.
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Mr. Cuomo called Mr. Trump "un-American," a "coward" and tied him to "sexism, racism, bigotry, and intolerance" in just the last week.
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Mr. Adamowicz, who was first elected mayor in 1998, dedicated himself to combating what he saw as the forces of hate and intolerance.
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The Financial Toxicity of Illness A Marvel Hero Copes With Bipolar Disorder Spinning With My Shrink Can You Get Over a Food Intolerance?
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The widespread and public defections were in protest over his unwillingness to unequivocally condemn racism and intolerance over the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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If in other lands the eternal truths of the past are threatened by intolerance we must provide a safe place for their perpetuation.
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Below is the text of the resolution released by the House Thursday morning: Condemning anti-Semitism as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values and aspirations that define the people of the United States and condemning anti-Muslim discrimination and bigotry against minorities as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contrary to the values and aspirations of the United States.
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That can harden into culture wars — sometimes to an alarming degree, as an essay published at Medium about intolerance in the progressive movement explained.
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"That's the opposite of a culture of isolation and intolerance like that being propagated by right-wing populist movements at the moment," it said.
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It was deliberate – and it is a true representation of the intolerance of a political philosophy that stands on the false platform of tolerance.
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