But if you wanna grow, you gotta get more legitimized.
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Obama legitimized what he called an "evolution" on these issues.
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I think it was legitimized before she even came about.
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She especially loved that it was legitimized by serious competition.
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Harding has been humanized and legitimized as a complex person.
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The whole concept of virtual personal training is being legitimized.
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When "alternative" facts are legitimized, information literacy must be emphasized.
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Ufologists, though, might argue that they, too, deserve to become legitimized.
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Then with the iTunes Store, Apple revolutionized and legitimized music downloads.
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Russia says a March 2014 referendum legitimized its "incorporation" of Crimea.
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Government collection of information has been legitimized by real-world terror.
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Thus legitimized, Ashurbeyli delivered his first speech as head of Asgardia.
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I legitimized giving students control and an audience for their ideas.
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DACA legitimized their existence and it validated their experience as Americans.
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This deal would have legitimized the Cuban regime, so they squashed it.
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And Castro ended his days legitimized by the land of the free.
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It legitimized the emotions Fleabag's peers were feeling behind our laptop screens.
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He legitimized conservative governing, proving that it helps people lead better lives.
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That not only legitimized hedge-fund style manoeuvres in Parisian capital markets.
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Those who align with these movements feel legitimized and emboldened by him.
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He legitimized the right wing and let them say, 'We're not fascists.
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And for Gendry, to be legitimized, it's allowed him to anchor himself.
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She said the North Korean leader was legitimized by Mr. Trump's overtures.
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The 1788 Constitution, which Caldwell holds up as sacrosanct, legitimized human slavery.
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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS POINT TO REGISTERED AND LEGITIMIZED MARKETS Perhaps what is further fueling the need for some large institutions to take notice are recent developments that are edging digital currencies towards a more legitimized, and potentially, regulated marketplace.
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We have legitimized a brutal dictator who has starved his own people. SEN.
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Inadvertently, the West has empowered and legitimized the rule of bullies in Kabul.
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Prescription drugs seem safe because they're legitimized by a medical seal of approval.
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So he's the linear heir to the throne, now that he's been legitimized.
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His accusations were legitimized by Attorney General Barr during congressional testimony last month.
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Women's accusations were dismissed; the culture legitimized a "boys will be boys" atmosphere.
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The Affordable Care Act was legitimized in the American political system three separate times.
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Babe Ruth's successful rehabilitation with McGovern legitimized the idea of training off the field.
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Do you think Cardi B's success has legitimized exotic dancing as a respected hustle?
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It's time that ship, a verb with an almost 30-year history, is legitimized.
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This empowered Nouri al-Maliki, then prime minister, and legitimized his behavior and authority.
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Consumers buy them because they're legitimized by local influencers, not by country of origin.
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This room seems to have legitimized our day and attracted another type of onlooker.
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We needed our rage and sadness and fear to be seen and heard and legitimized.
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The legitimized commodification of this plant opens the door to the creation of a monopoly.
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Putin, who annexed the peninsula, believes a 2014 vote orchestrated by Moscow legitimized his move.
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But these extremists appear to feel energized and legitimized by nationalist and populist political leaders.
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Since then, the royal family governed with guidance from the clerics, who legitimized their rule.
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It is very clear that this kind of hate is being legitimized from on high.
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It is very clear that this kind of hate is being legitimized from on high.
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But some people are like 'no dude, we need to get more legitimized, let's move forward.
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"One could argue you have already legitimized the regime by having a summit," Ms. Terry said.
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Daenerys legitimized Gendry as Robert Baratheon's heir before she was killed and granted him Storm's End.
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It's been here forever but it's being legitimized with such speed that it was unheard of.
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When Hugo Chávez became President, he legitimized the colectivos, giving them resources and gaining their loyalty.
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In the meantime, some repair business owners feel the tech giant has de-legitimized their trade.
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Mic legitimized those critiques when it found the image had originated on white supremacist message boards.
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An interim president was appointed by his political opponents who was quickly legitimized by United States.
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Trump has also used and legitimized anti-Muslim rhetoric as a campaign strategy in the midterms.
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" She went so far as to claim that the court was "not legitimized by the citizens.
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But Donald J. Trump and his team have legitimized rather than repudiated this kind of speculation.
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He believes that he is chosen and therefore feels legitimized to carry out his violent acts.
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So it also opposes the repeal of Article 370, which legitimized discrimination and hindered economic progress.
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Hate has been legitimized at the highest levels - and yes, by the President of the United States.
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It was the fountain of freedom, legitimized in its politics by the President of the United States.
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On Thursday afternoon, the right-handed reliever further legitimized his ability to one day do just that.
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I agree with Flake's perspective that his Republican Party's thirst for power legitimized the likes of Trump.
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It legitimized the notion that being gay was shameful and incompatible with the valorous profession of arms.
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That part of American society that's always been there, will always be there, but has been legitimized.
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And yet, on the other side, state-legitimized violence, considered "reasonable" by many, is altogether more frightening.
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One group at Ohio State recently became a legitimized student organization to film and compete on campus.
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The Supreme Court's Citizens United decision (2010) essentially legitimized a system in which private money dominated elections.
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"He legitimized the idea of the artist as a viable practice among the Nigerian population," Ogbechie said.
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Chief among them: It's a totally unverified report, yet, gets legitimized as a natural consequence of its distribution.
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U.S. membership on the council legitimized an especially treacherous adversary to liberal democracies: the faux human rights victim.
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Though statutes against gay sex were at one point rarely enforced, they legitimized homophobia and officially condemned homosexuality.
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Mann's "presence," for some people who worked with Witchsy, changed their perception of and even legitimized the business.
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Reality television not only legitimized Trump, his campaign exploited reality TV formulas and used them to his advantage.
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In a wide-ranging conversation — lightly edited and condensed — Ronson discussed porn's future, Alex Jones, and legitimized bullying.
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Far from rebutting the incoherent and unsubstantiated accusations being leveled at Twitter, Dorsey has bolstered and legitimized them.
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Conservative Hindus, Muslims and Christians blasted the ruling, with one Hindu group saying it legitimized "mentally sick" people.
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Here was the egotistical fanboy who had "legitimized and mainstreamed" the counterculture in the 1960s and early '70s.
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The Times didn't scrutinize him because they would have had to scrutinize what, to their minds, legitimized him.
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These fears have long been legitimized by right-wing media and, especially, the public diatribes of the president.
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These fears have long been legitimized by right-wing media and, especially, the public diatribes of the president.
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"How they're used, and their scale - they seem to be creating an architecture where blocking is legitimized," Chima said.
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Weeks before that, homophobic epithets from comedian Kevin Hart that legitimized violence against the LGTBQ+ community resurfaced on Twitter.
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What the Islamic State brought in its wake was a new strain of Islam which legitimized their radical approach.
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Still, DeChristopher points out, the necessity defense will not be fully legitimized until a jury decides: This is real.
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Sometimes with the HBO special, even if people didn't have HBO, that sometimes legitimized you in and of itself.
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It legitimized Iranian aggression throughout the Middle East and funded massacres and terror through sanctions relief and business contracts.
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By devoting resources to developing blockchain technology, banks have legitimized it, but the question is whether bitcoin will last.
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Critics, including Jewish groups, condemned the court ruling, saying it sent a signal that legitimized the spread of hatred.
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As some readers pointed out, the cameras likely legitimized Stearns in the eyes of some business owners he approached.
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"If she legitimized this process, God help the next person to be nominated to the Supreme Court," Graham said.
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Callas would have been dismayed to know that even her most flawed live performances have been legitimized and released.
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Brooks added Strelow to the 1980 United States Olympic staff, and the team's unexpected gold medal legitimized the concept.
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Ramsay makes sure not to murder Roose Bolton until after he is legitimized and recognized as his father's heir.
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It was so sad to see that name, unremarked upon by your interviewer, legitimized in the paper of record.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VENICE, Italy — National pavilions are legitimized by a set of dead-end propositions.
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But the fake documents legitimized intervention by suggesting that the Bolshevik stooges were not representative of the Russian people.
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To the United States, it&aposs permanent proof that we have legitimized the brutal dictator who starved his own people.
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Some of these blogs legitimized over the decade following—Pitchfork most notably, having been acquired last year by Condé Nast.
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These are leaders of the Republican Party that legitimized Donald Trump's candidacy, that propped him up a number of times.
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"He legitimized them in a very big way," says Mark Potok, a senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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The straitjacket of the euro, maintained through necessity in defiance of logic, may become untenable once unraveling has been legitimized.
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The president's words legitimized the worst of our country, and now the white nationalist movement could be poised to grow.
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The March 24 poll is widely considered to be a vote between a form of democracy and legitimized authoritarian rule.
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And some of their rhetoric has been legitimized by mainstream politicians, worried about being outflanked on the issue of immigration.
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What North Korea has gained, however, is tangible and lasting ... We've legitimized a brutal dictator who's starved his own people.
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This morning Novak Djokovic legitimized the reports, admitting he'd declined an offer of $200,000 to throw a match in 2007.
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RELATED: Golden Globes 2017: 'La La Land' breaks record Streep said Trump's attack on the New York Times reporter legitimized bullying.
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When Fox News' Tucker Carlson ran a segment on "learn to code," the meme was legitimized by a seemingly reliable source.
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It wasn't until 2010's epic (in both length and scope) Carlos that Assayas's vision was finally legitimized by his peers.
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A House of legitimized Targaryen bastards, the Blackfyres rebelled against the crown three times in hopes of usurping true-born Targaryens.
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The Saudi royal family used some of the dollars to placate the kingdom's religious establishment, which historically has legitimized its rule.
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And it has also been popularized—and legitimized—by red-baiting liberals who fear the rise of a progressive populist movement.
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They are legitimized by sponsorships, the gift of an unchallenged pulpit and by the professors (or school presidents) who introduce them.
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Craig Adams, senior vice president and general manager at Akamai: 'It legitimized Azure more than any individual customer's reference ever could.'
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As happened when he adopted the principles of Nihonga for satiric purposes, through his intended critique, Murakami had actually legitimized his target.
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Asperger "publicly legitimized race hygiene policies including forced sterilizations and, on several occasions, actively cooperated with the child 'euthanasia' program," Czech writes.
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His activities off the court legitimized the justices' publicly declaring their politically biased positions on issues being actively decided by the court.
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This habit legitimized a train of thought for me that I know many single women can relate to: I am to blame.
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They were joined by numerous commentators and newspaper columnists, even self-described liberals, who uncritically adopted and legitimized this evidence-less label.
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The apology purports to exonerate guilt from the conscience of those who legitimized and legalized slavery by issuing them a moral dispensation.
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"Winning the championship this year legitimized it," said Mr. Teevens, who coached at Dartmouth from 1987 to 1991 and again since 2005.
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They were killed by their fathers and brothers and husbands and jilted lovers, whose violence is legitimized by Pakistani society and law.
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But for Mr. Pavlou, who is majoring primarily in philosophy, his university's warm welcome has legitimized a culture of disinformation and censorship.
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Until the current turmoil, the latter groups have supported and legitimized the regime in the name of social peace and economic stability.
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"That small episode inevitably happens if a certain way of speaking, if some expressions, are legitimized," Dr. Nganso said in an interview.
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This was just a hyperbolic construction to sell the administration's precious deal, which legitimized Iran as an acceptable, indeed, recommended trade partner.
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The plot twist legitimized Melissandre's sorcery, excused Jon from the Night's Watch, and added credence to the "prince that was promised" prophecy.
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Seeing a history of something I could relate to in a museum legitimized a whole history that has not been well documented.
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In particular, the word "fascism" loomed, a word whose use was quickly legitimized by Trump's chilling inaugural speech, co-written by Steve Bannon.
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The US has elected a president who's embraced and legitimized anti-science conspiracy theories, such as the debunked link between vaccines and autism.
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Every week there seemed to be a new word that legitimized the unbelievable, or that helped us make sense of our insane times.
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Was there a moment in your career that you felt legitimized you or told you that music is something you should commit to?
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A fascist candidacy based on racist fears & Russian help should never be legitimized Maybe that rhetoric will look prescient in a few years.
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Disturbingly, extreme anti-Israel voices and dangerous political beliefs are increasingly finding footing in the progressive movement and being legitimized in the mainstream.
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Republicans spurned deals twice (in 2007 and 143), yet enforcement budgets soared — propelled, progressives say, by the "comprehensive" logic, which legitimized getting tough.
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However, recent evidence has begun to support the idea that the potential of hallucinogens to treat psychological disorders must be explored and legitimized.
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By allowing the Security Council to condemn Israel, America has undermined Israel and legitimized harmful boycotts and other commercial predatory practices against Israel.
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"Bernie Sanders has done something that hasn't been done in recent American political history: He has legitimized the discussion of socialism," Bannon said.
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But Soleimani also served as more of a legitimized "head of state" among Shiite Muslim state agencies globally compared to other terrorist leaders.
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But McKinsey, by hiring so many MBAs and serving as a pipeline to prominent jobs elsewhere, legitimized the degree more than anyone else.
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Branding them "devil worshipers," ISIS legitimized the massacre and enslavement of Yazidis, singling them out among Iraq's many minorities for particularly inhumane treatment.
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Our reactions legitimized it as blackmail, proving that we arbitrarily draw the line at what is and isn't okay when it comes to sex.
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Which is why people got upset on Wednesday when Twitter verified Kessler, a move that, in the minds of many, legitimized a white supremacist.
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There was concern the Playoff Raptors would revert back to old habits, and their performance in clutch scenarios during the season legitimized those worries.
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Then came the iPod, the trendy portable music player that legitimized the idea of digital music downloads and that helped morph Apple Computer, Inc.
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"It's harder for H.R. to be legitimized as a four-star after serving in a political position—especially in this Administration," Bill Rapp said.
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These were amplified and legitimized by police departments who issued warnings to the public despite little to no evidence of door-to-door scammers.
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A hashtag #Tecavuzmesrulastirilamaz, which translates to "rape cannot be legitimized," was the top trending topic on Twitter in Turkey for hours on Nov. 18.
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In the lives of the people she brought to the page, I began to see parts of myself in the world — reflected, legitimized, loved.
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The letter, written before Thursday's event, said that his views were offensive and based on shoddy scholarship and that they should not be legitimized.
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Before Bandcamp-born songwriters like (Sandy) Alex G and Mitski legitimized inward-peering indie rock for the modern age, Duster penned the operations manual.
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The curatorial scaffolding created by Alison Gingeras and legitimized by A.I.R. Gallery's inclusion is mere table-dressing for other galleries wanting to exhibit erotic art.
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The World Health Organization just legitimized burnout as a medical syndrome, adding it to the ICD-11, a handbook to help medical providers diagnose patients.
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The state's finance minister, Markus Soeder, told Der Spiegel that Merkel's refugee policy was not democratically legitimized and said parliament should vote on the matter.
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"When you're in distress, having something like this to say, This is what I have, can be validating and help people feel legitimized," he says.
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The real question is whether these technologies will remain on the periphery or can be legitimized and regulated within the economic institution as a whole.
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This comes at a time when white supremacists, arguably America's most visible and legitimized terrorist group, are using Twitter to target people and spread propaganda.
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Instead of teaching Trump a lesson, the visit "legitimized him as a potential head of state," said Andres Rozental, a former deputy Mexican foreign minister.
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Through the dunks, the flops, and two of the greatest Twitter nights of all time, Griffin legitimized the Clippers in ways that only he could.
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His assertion that North Koreans support Kim Jong-un with "great fervor" undermined America's moral standing, sabotaged North Korean dissidents and legitimized an evil dictator.
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Congratulations might be in order now that Gendry's been legitimized and made Lord of Storm's End … Yeah, it's sort of been a roller coaster, right?
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Bittersteel's dad, King Aegon IV, known as Aegon the Unworthy, had a whole litter of bastards that he legitimized on his deathbed a century ago.
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Worst of all, there was the wretched Iran deal that legitimized a genocidal government and gave $150 billion to the world's foremost sponsor of terror.
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Some of them are loved, legitimized, and even taken away to live comfortable lives in France and Italy; others grow up amid conflict and squalor.
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It was the first time a documentary film had ever been made about a music video, and it further legitimized the work Jackson was doing.
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Ever since Jack the Ripper claimed his first victim 130 years ago, investigating his legacy has become both a mainstream activity and a legitimized hobby.
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Of course, this case is complicated by the fact that Uber funneled the cash through a bug bounty program, which in some ways legitimized the payoff.
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Samantha Vinograd, the network's national security analyst, proclaimed that the United States legitimized Kim by releasing the details of the food served during a working lunch.
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Donald Trump has legitimized debunked theories that vaccines cause autism and climate change is a hoax, but science today is more important than ever, Livio says.
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After James Cameron's Avatar legitimized 24D filmmaking, audiences were assaulted with a torrent of poorly converted 483D films that still give the format a bad name.
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In the skewed societal structure of Westeros, bastards aren't able to inherit anything belonging to their fathers, unless they're legitimized first, as Ramsey Bolton had been.
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"The tyrant regime is legitimized," said Hamdeen Sabahi, a former presidential candidate and a senior member of the Civil Democratic Movement, an alliance of opposition groups.
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Luke Skywalker with a little red book in his tunic is still a princeling in exile whose individual galactic importance is legitimized by his royal blood.
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However, even if Jon is eventually legitimized and even crowned as a Targaryen, we can't imagine him taking a name so foreign to his Northern upbringing.
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"What you're seeing is the next wave of serious investment coming to an exciting, recently-legitimized asset class," Samani said in an interview late on Wednesday.
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To have a foreign designer like Raf Simons come to America is unprecedented, because usually people leave the US to get legitimized on a global scale.
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I don't think the title necessarily means that much to him, but the recognition that comes with it and the fact that he's been legitimized does.
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The March 24 election is widely considered to be a vote between a form of democracy and legitimized authoritarian rule, following a military coup in 2014.
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UN officials have previously voiced concern that violence against women in Samoa appeared to be "socially legitimized" and accompanied by a culture of silence and impunity.
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Ted Lieu held up his cell phone to play earlier comments made by a witness that he suggested legitimized Hitler and played into white nationalist sentiment.
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If the traditional numbers game could get legalized, the revenue could circulate in the black community and numbers workers could be legitimized and keep their jobs.
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The day after Moore tweeted his defense, Fox News host Sean Hannity — the biggest star at the most influential news network in America — legitimized this claim.
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Under President Trump, whose policy proposals seem to work against LGBT individuals, they also suspect that bias toward transgender people in STEM could become socially legitimized.
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He's taking this, you know, undercurrent of discontent that's looking to blame somebody and he's legitimized those feelings and that, I think, is a very dangerous thing.
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Since taking power in 2015, Law and Justice officials have legitimized and emboldened the country's far-right movements, simply by turning a blind eye to their activities.
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When prominent outlets publish hacked information, it spreads to a far wider audience, the hacking is legitimized and the hackers gain greater attention, likely encouraging further hacking.
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Experts also noted that Trump's meeting with Kim has legitimized the North Korean dictator without questioning his human rights violations or getting any substantive concessions from Pyongyang.
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On one hand, it seems the youth are more engaged in politics than ever before, but on the other, quasi-legitimized racism has become an everyday occurrence.
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The Golden Company was founded by a legitimized Targaryen bastard — Ser Aegor Rivers, known as Bittersteel — as a fighting force to support rebellions against the Iron Throne.
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Critics of Mr. Maassen have said his statements legitimized allegations by far-right groups that the manhunts of foreigners by gangs in Chemnitz had never taken place.
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Enriched and legitimized by the deal, Iran deepened its hegemony over Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq, and provided long-range missiles to its proxies in Gaza and Yemen.
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But say you interviewed Kid Rock about his political aspirations, and that legitimized him and attracted people who would support him and he then ran for Senate.
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Purkayastha is especially concerned with those at the edges of legitimized citizenship (like indigenous people and Dalit people), who are compromised or manipulated by national population registers.
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Critics like Ed Royce, the California Republican who chairs the House Foreign Affairs Committee, say that deal only legitimized Iran's program even as it continues to support terrorism.
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"For the victims who feel the chaperone's presence -- and silence -- legitimized the treatment they received I would say first that I hear them, that I understand," she said.
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Iran's efforts to convince international investors and international ratings agencies like Moody's and Fitch to enter its market should not be legitimized until its malign activities have stopped.
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The committee and the N.F.L. have long claimed that the papers were vetted through a rigorous, confidential peer-review process before publication, which legitimized their methods and conclusions.
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I do it all the time in my own head, with the goal of not letting these runaway thoughts get legitimized by speaking them or acting on them.
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"Russia will feel more legitimized to continue what it's doing now, but also increasing some of its efforts on missile technology and deploying them," said a European official.
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"Russia will feel more legitimized to continue what it's doing now, but also increasing some of its efforts on missile technology and deploying them," said this second official.
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Since President Trump was inaugurated, Ku Klux Klan members, neo-Nazis and other white supremacists have become more visible, openly expressing views that they feel have been legitimized.
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Charlottesville taught me that pockets of racism and anti-Semitism in our country were not only still there, but were also being legitimized and encouraged by our president.
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The only way NBC News could have legitimized the situation was to spotlight the evil Alex Jones and others are selling and why some Americans are consuming it.
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Noticeably absent from this anger and activism is any mention of the media industry, which has created and legitimized a culture in which violence is used as entertainment.
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His critics say the deal has not translated to peace for Eritreans and that Abiy's support of Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki effectively legitimized his hold over the country.
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Modi's plan ultimately failed "because through corrupt practices the ill-gotten money was legitimized ultimately, having a crippling effect on the Indian economy," according to the TII report.
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"They are the vehicles by which anti-liberal and dehumanizing sentiments become legitimized in conservative circles," Washington Free Beacon editor Matthew Continetti explained in an essay for Commentary.
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Learn essential digital marketing techniques The way in which we engage with products and services, if not done entirely digitally, is at least legitimized through a strong digital presence.
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In 2007, China's Ministry of Education even legitimized it by adding it to its official lexicon, and state-run publications have continued to run articles attacking educated single women.
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It redeemed and legitimized a lot of the problems with Ann and Andy's relationship; the carefree attitude that didn't jive with Ann meshed perfectly with April's sarcasm and detachment.
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"The election results have legitimized Rajoy, who some people had prematurely dubbed a lame duck," argues Francisco de Borja Lasheras, an expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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While he had previously enjoyed a healthy underground cult following in his Bomb years, he's been legitimized as a respected music industry entity since venturing out on his own.
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I don't accuse those who voted for Brexit as wanting this to happen, but it has legitimized xenophobia and other racist attitudes that were once out on the fringe.
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These limitations fuel a black market for fake hukou, which are usually how the children of men and their mistresses become legitimized—unless Wujun is able to intervene beforehand.
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This, according to Google, legitimized the martial art and in 2014, nearly a century after the demonstration, UNESCO, the United Nations' cultural agency, gave capoeira a special protected status.
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One of my hesitations lies in that many alternative and naturopathic practitioners are licensed (and therefore legitimized) by the state, whereas I am not a licensed health care practitioner.
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George W. Bush legitimized India's stiff-arming of the Nonproliferation Treaty, in the illusion that we would thereby gain tens of billions in reactor sales and thousands of jobs.
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Her accomplishments were further demeaned by those who saw the danger her literacy and creative output posed to an economic system legitimized by racial theories that dehumanized the slave.
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One article written by Goldsmith days before the election claimed that Khan legitimized extremist views, accompanied by a photograph of a bus bombed in London's July 2007 terror attacks.
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" The media tended to legitimized the FBI's raid on Mount Carmel — despite its disastrous outcome for many innocent members of the Branch Davidians, including children — because Waco was a "cult.
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Trump has certainly legitimized a man who presides over a horrific regime that maintains concentration camps, crushes individual freedoms, exists in a cult of personality and sometimes executes his opponents.
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Gendry Baratheon was legitimized and granted a title by the dead and disgraced queen Daenerys, so there's no guarantee that his neighbors will respect his claim to land and power.
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The initial deal gave Theranos its first shot of publicity, and legitimized the company's operations and its central promise — conducting tests using just a drop, rather than vial, of blood.
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In Schlesinger's interpretation, radical democrats led the charge from below; enlightened representatives from the upper classes legitimized their outrage; and "the politician-manager-intellectual type" converted these protests into policy.
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It has legitimized the kind of hatred which puts anyone who does not fit some twisted "all-American" ideal -- ironic, given Bannon's purported hatred of the establishment -- in real danger.
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A number of experts in hate crimes said they were concerned that Mr. Trump's vitriol may have legitimized threatening or even violent conduct by a small fringe of his supporters.
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Now that patients will have the option of producing their own plants again, it also forces the legitimized sector to be somewhat susceptible to free market forces while remaining regulated.
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But a global crisis has already legitimized and sped up the adoption of the telehealth sector, a move that could make it even more valuable in the years to come.
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Critics say the country's government has harnessed, legitimized, and emboldened this ultranationalist politics, allowing it to spread from the margins into mainstream political discourse, shattering civic norms along the way.
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"She has really handled these negotiations through a series of slogans that have legitimized attitudes and language that otherwise, I think, would have been kept where they belong," he said.
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Ms. Sanders conceded Mr. Corker's votes but said his bill legitimized the deal — even though the Obama administration had repeatedly suggested it did not need congressional approval for the agreement.
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As President, he has legitimized rage, set the conditions for the danger that is on the rise, and diminished our ability to even engage each other with goodwill and civility.
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Suddenly, all the rambling discourse online about Clinton and the Democrats was legitimized by the fact that a supposedly on-the-level organization like WikiLeaks had picked up the documents.
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Opposition negotiator Mohammad Alloush said he had reservations about the text which he said legitimized Iran's "bloodletting" in Syria and did not address the role of Shi'ite militias fighting rebels.
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But Moyo said the international community, including the African Union and the United Nations, was making a huge mistake if it legitimized a government that came to power via a coup.
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That's still not a bad place to be, but the more podcasts become legitimized through big name shows like Serial, the more the company will have to bat back the competition.
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Elections will be the first official poll the country has seen in eight years and are widely considered to be a vote between a form of democracy and legitimized authoritarian rule.
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Along with contemporary graphic stories like Batman: The Dark Knight Returns and the Pulitzer-Prize-winning Maus, it legitimized comics as a respectable art form in the eyes of the mainstream.
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Major exchanges like the CME and CBOE have also legitimized the currency's investment credentials by saying they plan to introduce futures contracts to their respective exchanges, likely further supporting the price.
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And perhaps most troublesome of all, through his dog-whistle rhetoric, he has legitimized the white nationalist movement through his policy ideas and by not strongly denouncing them clearly and regularly.
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It may only take one villain to conceive an ill deed, but when it's legitimized through the machinery of government and business, it becomes the work of many hands, like Heidi's.
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Those who were tortured and beaten were expected to return to "a proper, state-legitimized path" — their experiences a warning to others who might not live in the "right" Chechen way.
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For decades, successive generations of Thai generals have deposed elected governments, rewritten constitutions and passed undemocratic laws — and all of that was then legitimized with a stroke of the royal pen.
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" Former CIA Director Michael Morell stepped down from his post as a senior fellow at the school on Thursday, saying the decision to hire Manning legitimized her as a "criminal leaker.
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When Google first built New York operation in 2000, "it legitimized New York as a destination for engineering," said Howard Lerman, founder and CEO of New York-based cloud technology company Yext.
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ID, as it is commonly referred to, began its current iteration as a 24-hour showcase of true crime content in 2008 — years before "Serial" or Making a Murderer "legitimized" the genre.
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"He is doing the legitimation for Alana to go to court to get visitation," Jennifer explained of him doing the paperwork to be legitimized in the state of Georgia to get visitation.
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Since arriving as a one-note sadist in Season 3, this striving, legitimized former bastard has expanded to both embody the story's dynastic obsession and inflict some of its most flagrant abuses.
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Seaver achieved the milestone in the Bronx — the wrong borough but the right city, home of the franchise he legitimized, the one that mourned his condition on Thursday but celebrated his legacy.
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The initial election of Mr. Erdogan in 2003 represented the Turkish people's strong desire for a leader who could stand up to Europe, and his rule was legitimized by solid economic growth.
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It was only after Hacksaw Ridge's success legitimized Mel Gibson the director again that Mel Gibson the actor was able to make his triumphant reappearance in polite society with Daddy's Home 2.
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If he did that and it was not legitimized as a treaty, any future president — just as Trump did to Obama's agreement — could unilaterally abrogate it or make it more favorable to Iran.
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"If I had a more inclusive sex ed it would've made it a lot easier to admit to myself I was bisexual because I would've felt legitimized in my sexual interests," Martin said.
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" Gabbard's trip was widely regarded as a political disaster; Adam Kinzinger, a Republican congressman from Illinois, called Assad a "mass murderer," and accused Gabbard of having "legitimized his genocide against the Syrian people.
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In pursuit of their diplomatic goal, President Obama's team legitimized a regime that is the world's greatest Holocaust denier and state-sponsor of worldwide terrorism, while forking over billions of dollars to Tehran.
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As the Syrian government held up promised United Nations aid for a third day, fighters and civilians in rebel-held Aleppo called the aid a poisoned chalice that legitimized Mr. Assad's siege tactics.
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It is clear is that the newer progressive Democrats have legitimized and given a voice to anti-Israel rhetoric and anti-Semitic sentiments that will only hurt the party in 2020 and beyond.
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"There is no place anywhere for the president's words, which are not only divisive but dangerous, and have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of new Americans and people of color," she added.
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Slawomir Sierakowski, a Polish sociologist and expert on European populism, argues that politicians like Strache are legitimized by controversy, which is viewed by their supporters as evidence they're bravely fighting for the people.
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A. I grew up in Charlotte, N.C. The year I was born, the school system had just been through a major desegregation case that legitimized busing as a means of implementing Brown v.
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But now, with bastard Jon Snow all but legitimized following a revelation (to the audience, anyway) of his highborn parentage, the Starks are back in control of Winterfell and, by extension, the North.
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Knowing that we had partners in crime legitimized our efforts in my mind, and also served as a reminder that, yes, it was possible to convert Catholic Filipinos into our kind of faith.
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According to ACAMS Today, the leading publication for career-minded professionals in the financial crime detection and prevention field, criminal activity related to fraud generates money that needs to be concealed and legitimized.
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As part of the pact's terms, the Dutch surrendered Manhattan to the English and in exchange legitimized their control of several islands and other territories around the world, including the sugar-rich Suriname.
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On an episode this year of White Rabbit Radio, a podcast that promotes extremist views, an anonymous commentator said that Mr. Trump's remarks had legitimized a decades-old, obscure issue for white nationalists.
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It is quite possible that last summer's protests in Moscow and the growing apathy of his supporters impelled the president to propose reforms and ask that any changes be legitimized by popular vote.
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The longer the JCPOA is in place and Iranian cheating is overlooked, and the closer Iran draws to a legitimized, unfettered nuclear program, the more constrained and fraught U.S. policy options will become.
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The Stop Soros bill is every fear about right-wing populism made manifest: an attack on basic democratic rights by an elected government, one legitimized and made popular by attacks on vulnerable minorities.
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Booker, like other Democrats I've heard, analogized talking about Hunter Biden's job in Ukraine to talking about Hillary Clinton's emails — an unfair smear that is legitimized when raised by the media or other candidates.
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And the realization that millions of Americans "flat-out endorsed" and "legitimized all of the really horrific things that Donald Trump has said over the past year and a half" hit his clients hard.
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While many legitimized security firms today offer services that can, at the very least, detect known vulnerabilities and threats, their marketing departments are rarely realistic about the level of protection these services truly offer.
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"By detaining him and taking him to court, they criminalized his action, putting him in the cross hairs, and legitimized the space needed for the crazies to respond," wrote Naseem Tarawnah, a Jordanian blogger.
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Former U.S. ambassador Ryan Crocker wrote in the Washington Post that by negotiating with a Taliban that refused to talk to the Afghan leadership "we have ourselves de-legitimized the government we claim to support".
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Days after several White House representatives told journalists that a particular Bible verse legitimized government authority to separate migrant children from their families, several prominent Christians are arguing that the administration's actions are anything but.
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And tragically, lives were lost… Over our history, laws and policies enacted by the government led to the legitimization of much more than inequality—they legitimized hatred and violence, and brought shame to those targeted.
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Second, these rumors are planted by political operatives on right-wing websites such as Breitbart and WorldNetDaily, get quoted on Fox News and then are "legitimized" when they are picked up by mainstream news organizations.
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In the wake of bombs sent to several prominent Democrats, conservative politicians and media outlets are emphasizing the need for civility—but failing to name figures who have legitimized political violence, notably President Donald Trump.
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But what once felt like a fringe research topic has become a site of violent, ugly conflict in America's public forum, brought out from the cultural subconscious by an administration which has legitimized hate speech.
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However, critics say verbal attacks by some AfD politicians - some of whom have links with the Identitarian Movement - against Muslim migrants, have legitimized a language of hate that fuels far-right sympathizers to embrace violence.
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Congress and U.S. courts have legitimized that expansive interpretation by deferring to the executive's interpretation of the AUMF, leaving future presidents to inherit seemingly open-ended power to engage in still-unknown abuses with impunity.
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None of my personal or professional experience has legitimized the notion that an applicant with a 1440 is going to be a better classroom student or more worthwhile citizen than an applicant with a 1250.
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In the first half of the twentieth century, figures like Elton Mayo, Chester Barnard, and Peter Drucker brought intellectual sizzle to managerial ideologies and legitimized them among other kinds of social elites, including university leaders.
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If all this is not enough to begin an impeachment inquiry, then the House will have legitimized presidential transgressions short of "smoking gun" proof that he conspired with a foreign power to rig an American election.
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He used it on the grounds that the verse — part of a letter written by St. Paul urging an early Christian Roman community not to participate in a political uprising — legitimized absolute submission to government authority.
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As a teenage girl who hated wearing dresses, had a short homemade haircut, and wanted to be a skateboarder, Smith's refusal to fit into the cookie cutter version of womanhood legitimized my own sense of self.
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Merkel's Christian Democrats, of which Luebcke was a member, have said the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) must share blame for the Luebcke murder by having legitimized a language of hate that encourages political violence.
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Flood's five-page letter to Barr claimed that the report on Mueller's far-reaching probe should not be legitimized or taken as precedent, and argued that Trump has retained his executive privilege rights related to the probe.
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These views were being legitimized by alternative news outlets like Spain's La Tribuna de Cartagena, which published a piece stating "I don't believe you" — a direct rebuttal to the massive Spanish hashtags #YoTeCreo (#IBelieveYou) and #YoSiTeCreo (#IDoBelieveYou).
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For North Korea to end its war on the South, and accept the South as a legitimate, coequal government on the peninsula, would mean abandoning the quest that has legitimized the Kim family's rule for three generations.
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"The federation, its rules, and, above all, its authoritarian way of implementing those rules, are effectively perceived [among certain producers] as characteristic of cartel that organized and legitimized with with the complicity of the state," he concluded.
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Gardner defeated Colin Van Ostern, a Democrat who argued Gardner had legitimized unproven GOP claims of voter fraud, 209 to 205, on the second ballot cast by a state legislature that had been sworn in hours earlier.
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Sunday's result was a stark contrast to a high of more than 40 percent reached at European elections in 2014 — a vote of confidence which legitimized Renzi's power grab earlier that year in an internal party coup.
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After reviewing archive documents including Asperger's personnel files and patient records, Czech found that although Asperger did not join the Nazi party itself he did join affiliated groups and "publicly legitimized race hygiene policies" including forced sterilization.
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It was that the deal legitimized and normalized Iran's clerical government, reopening it to the world economy with oil revenue that financed its adventures in Syria and Iraq, its missile program and its support of terrorist groups.
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So if you squint, what Appelbaum presents could be seen as a picture of a dramatic class-war, a conservative counter-revolution in reaction to the New Deal government, duplicitously legitimized by a regressive political theory: economics.
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For working-class voters who feel left out in this economy to be able to secure meaningful jobs, educational pathways must be expanded and legitimized — in the process redefining and broadening what is meant by higher education.
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This year, the Rabid Puppies did especially well, garnering several categories all to themselves in part because they legitimized their choices by including mainstream popular authors like Stephen King, Lois McMaster Bujold, and Neil Gaiman on their slate.
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Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), of which Luebcke was a member, have said the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) must share blame for the Luebcke murder, saying it has legitimized a language of hate that encourages political violence.
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In the West, though, there is a tendency in certain quarters, legitimized by some politicians, to conflate extremist Islamist militants with the Muslim societies that are often their primary victims, or to dismiss Muslim countries as inherently violent.
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"Everything is multi-determined, [but] there's clearly a Trump effect in that so many people who were underground, kept things quiet through fear of great public disapproval have felt legitimized, empowered, by so much of Trump's language," Rep.
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In an article published by the Mail on Sunday four days before the election and purportedly written by Goldsmith himself, the Conservative Party candidate said Khan had "repeatedly legitimized those with extremist views" by sharing platforms with radicals.
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And while Bitcoin and other major cryptos have been legitimized in recent years through their representation on top online trading brokers such as Schwab, E-Trade, TD Ameritrade, and CoinBase, this isn't necessarily true for all blockchain applications.
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Secondly, and most importantly, I criticize the Nobel Committee's flawed decision because, in addition to the lack of domestic prospects for change, Abiy has actively supported and legitimized Afwerki's regime, thus hindering efforts to bring peace to Eritrea.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN)Thailand will head to the polls Sunday for the first elections since a military coup in 27, with the ballot widely considered to be a vote between a return to democracy and legitimized military rule.
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In deflecting an attack on his citizenship, Ted Cruz called Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe—who has legitimized inquiries into Cruz's Canadian birth—"a leftwing judicial activist law professor," a Hillary Clinton supporter, and Al Gore's recount lawyer.
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Robert's wife, Cersei Lannister, openly despised him, and their icy personal relationship led to no legitimate heirs — just Robert's numerous bastards (including Gendry, whom Daenerys just legitimized as Robert's son) and Cersei's incestuous brood sired by her brother, Jaime.
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Yet, while Republican senators generally do not believe any presidential missteps on Ukraine are serious enough to warrant removal, they might feel differently if the White House obstructs the House after a floor vote has legitimized the impeachment inquiry.
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"That's where the snowball starts to happen, and the normal social network algorithms and functions kick in and the content becomes semi-legitimized by real people engaging with it, and that becomes the challenge with 'fake news,'" Nunnikhoven said.
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"The Islamic State has legitimized their violent street credo," as Grignard puts it: The young Muslims from 'inner-city' areas of Belgium, France, and other European countries joining up with the Islamic State were radical before they were religious.
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Unfortunately, such a policy might be impossible now — a historic summit between Trump and Kim and a handshake that surely legitimized the North to many around the world might spell the end of any sort of containment-style strategy.
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I pleaded for U.S. leadership in stopping the democratic charade and warned that if Taylor were to be legitimized through a flawed election, he would be a cancer for the entire sub-region — Sierra Leone, Guinea and Cote d'Ivoire.
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While Dr. Cash and Glick's approaches to technological and social media dependency are dissimilar, they agree that these sorts of disorders are not only on the rise, but will soon need to be legitimized by the American Psychiatric Association.
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There's also the fact that although Haliwa-Saponi have existed in what is now North Carolina since time immemorial, they lack federal recognition, a process by which certain Indigenous communities are legitimized in the eyes of the U.S. government.
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Judge Beryl Howell, an Obama appointee, pointed to Democrats' impeachment inquiry as the justifiable reason, a ruling that further legitimized the probe into Trump's actions amid GOP claims that the investigation was a political charade rather than a legitimate inquiry.
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Although concern for the future of the EU may seem like hyperbole, nearly every member state has a political contingent in favor of leaving the union, and the successful Brexit vote may have just politically legitimized — and energized — those movements.
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The Hall H stage legitimized its output, and with both David Ayer and Will Smith taking time to point out the creative freedom they enjoyed while making Bright, Netflix had the chance to appeal to other big-budget filmmakers, as well.
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Recognizable examples of stan culture can be found in pop star idolatry online, and how queer men especially, as BuzzFeed reported, have reclaimed and legitimized their idolization, taking charge of a conversation that often deemed these celebrities and their fans unserious.
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By shuffling Nowrouzzadeh from her position, the White House has legitimized these attacks, which is both a success for Trump's brand of xenophobic nationalism and a failure for the ideal that civil servants are non-partisan experts protected from political retaliation.
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" Shabtai Teveth, a professor of history at Tel Aviv University and the biographer of Ben-Gurion, said in an interview, "I believe Peres will go down in Zionist and Israeli history as the man who legitimized Begin and the Herut.
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That kind of politics was not always there; it came into being after the great Arab defeat of June 1967, with the rise of regimes that legitimized themselves on the basis of denial, rejection and blame directed at everyone but themselves.
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But beyond "'Round Midnight," most of his covers are jazz covers; even Hal Willner's lost 1984 tribute That's the Way I Feel Now legitimized its Shockabilly and Joe Jackson sallies by giving equal time to Steve Lacy and Barry Harris.
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Catherine Healy, 62, who founded the New Zealand Prostitutes Collective and helped to draft a law passed in 2003 that legitimized brothels and gave employment rights to sex workers, was awarded the title of dame in the Queen's Birthday Honours.
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They took a Kremlin-sourced dossier, funded by the Democratic Party, legitimized by the Obama administration, spoon fed to them by Fusion, and put it on steroids because it fit their worldview, not because it was based on facts. Sen.
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With his announcement on Wednesday, Mr. Trump has legitimized Israel's illegal actions and sent the message that the United States no longer has any regard for international conventions or norms, and that might and power prevail over justice and the law.
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SCOTT The movies with black protagonists that tend to win awards — to be legitimized, in other words, as mainstream, serious and prestigious — are more often than not about exceptional figures, many of them drawn from the annals of American history. Athletes. Musicians. Leaders.
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Gloria Steinem, the feminist leader and a Clinton supporter, said in an email that she had sensed a growing worry in recent weeks, fearing that Mr. Trump's candidacy was becoming "legitimized by 'media evenhandedness'" that had made his assorted scandals seem more banal.
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And while Auden is often characterized as one of the people who legitimized Tolkien's work in the literary world, and the two are often described as "close friends," at least in 1966, Tolkien didn't seem to agree (at least with the latter bit).
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I think you can date the birth of our current golden age of children's literature to Harry Potter, but also, and perhaps more important, Harry Potter started something new, which is to say it legitimized the reading of children's books by adults.
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Now these attitudes are being further legitimized with the brush of environmentalism: We've both heard old white "climate activists" saying that we have to stop climate change so that crowds of poor brown people don't come looking for shelter in Fortress Britain.
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When the adjudication of what qualifies as truly an offense—as traumatic enough to legitimized—is made the purview of the media, not the purview of survivors, it becomes impossible to truly look at, name, and take action against the larger picture.
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A second-wave graffiti pioneer, Crash came up in the game with fellow writers like Zephyr and Dondi White, was a contemporary and friend to Keith Haring, and became a graffiti superstar once the street art genre was legitimized in the 80s.
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The court not only legitimized Jim Crow segregation, but it approved of the forced sterilization of a woman against her will, struck down a law regulating child labor and has made it easier for the wealthy and big business to spend freely in elections.
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Recognizing these names is more than a salvage operation: it is also to underscore the profound importance of women's work and the work of people of color even when not yet legitimized or celebrated according to the assumptions created by a predominantly white male establishment.
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The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) in a 2015 report said it was "deeply concerned that bride kidnapping appears to be socially legitimized and surrounded by a culture of silence and impunity and that cases of bride kidnapping remain underreported".
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Jeff Flavell, from nearby Salisbury, Vt., and my group's leader for the day, spoke vaguely about skiing the area before it was legitimized, but his pride in the work RASTA has done displaced any ideas that there isn't enough terrain for everyone to enjoy.
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It is therefore through the filter of this lens that the work of artists such of Ai (characterized as the brave exiled artist who escaped the tyranny of his homeland) and myself (the oppressed exiled Iranian Muslim woman artist) can be legitimized and viewed.
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That agreement legitimized Iran's right to enrich uranium, with time to have an industrial-size nuclear program condoned by the international community, and allowed unlimited conventional weapons purchases beginning in October 2020 — and did not allow inspections of military facilities where Iran's clandestine nuclear work happens.
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Tasha: I don't think it's remotely a coincidence that the same episode where we find out Jon Snow is almost certainly a legitimized-by-marriage Targaryen heir is also the episode where Baratheon heir Gendry finally turns up again after a four-year absence from the show.
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But critics argued that the civil exchange (not to mention the cupcakes the Daily Show team sent to her afterward) legitimized Lahren in a way that represented a disturbing shift toward placing beliefs about white superiority and black inferiority in the realm of reasonable differences of opinion.
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" Brendan Cox, the husband of Jo Cox, the British MP who was murdered last year by a man who reportedly shouted "Britain First" as he attacked her, tweeted, "Trump has legitimized the far right in his own country, now he's trying to do it in ours.
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Another issue still to be finalised, according to the same three Catholic sources, is the future roles and responsibilities of some of the seven bishops ordained by Beijing's state-backed church without Vatican approval but legitimized by Pope Francis to clear the way for the deal.
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By specifically choosing to use the highly charged Arabic word "nakba," which no other high-level US officials appear to have used before, Kerry essentially legitimized the Palestinian narrative of suffering in a much stronger, more emotional way than we have seen before from the US side.
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Mr. Gates's efforts to bring the discussion of toilets into the mainstream have legitimized a topic that many have avoided talking about for decades, said Jack Sim, the founder of the World Toilet Organization, a Singapore-based nonprofit organization committed to improving toilet and sanitation conditions worldwide.
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This messy, hilarious, but ultimately kindhearted show legitimized everything about my New York life; the tiny apartment, the scraping for cash, the lengths my roommate and I would go to to feel like we were saving money but also sucking the very marrow of our 20s.
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"It brought liberal arts to an otherwise cold tech world, and it established and legitimized a mindset of building products and companies for the purpose of improving the ability of humans to make their mark on the world," he reminisced to Re/code in an email.
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Jennifer Griffiths explains the historical context for this in the essay "Erotically Engaged: Carol Rama's Politically Defiant Bodies": With its motto, "Everything in the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State," the Fascist government in Italy legitimized its intrusion into the private lives of citizens.
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He was pivotal in arming Winterfell for the battle against the dead, he actually survived said battle, he reunited with a close friend, leading to one of the most talked-about sex scenes in the show's history, and he became the Lord of Storm's End as a legitimized Baratheon.
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Not only did that make him seem like a sore winner, it legitimized the recount efforts out there (if there's voter fraud, shouldn't there be a recount after all?), and it conveniently distracted from a bigger story that day (the New York Times' exposé on Trump's conflicts of interest).
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On top of becoming a sexual temptation that threatens to lure both Laurey and Curly away from their new roles as upstanding citizens of their shiny new state, he becomes a figure whose humanity can't be validated or legitimized, because it is broken, tied to the violent past of America itself.
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"Superpredators" is not a term that Clinton would ever have used in a more diverse state and by choosing that particular term to describe black children, even black children involved in gangs, to a white audience, she took a potential fear of the unfamiliar and not only normalized, but legitimized, racism.
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A feeling of entitlement and neglect ran through the program as Ashanti was expected to not only display his long-gestating and now "legitimized" work, but to explain it within both colloquial and academic terms to an amused audience with little framing from the introducing curator, aside from the pamphlet.
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And Democrats pounced on the fact that Mr. Bounds was undone by long-ago writings, saying the episode legitimized their demand that all documents from Judge Kavanaugh's past work in government should be disclosed, even though it might be a ponderous task to produce them and take weeks to review them.
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What Iron Man is advocating is a system based on America's traditions: our skepticism of imbuing individuals with unrestrained authority, our belief that great strength needs to be legitimized through process and restraint, and our faith that a cumbersome political process is preferable to the mistakes made when passion meets power.
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Whether it was continuing to propagate the false claim that Muslims in Jersey City, New Jersey were seen celebrating the September 53 attacks or straight up retweeting false anti-Muslim rhetoric by far right UK figures, Trump has harnessed and legitimized the racial anxiety of his supporters for his own political gain.
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" Roosevelt called on the federal government to create stronger commissions to regulate big business, while "Wilson questioned the wisdom of the experts who would staff the commissions and opposed the granting of broad, discretionary power to the commissioners since it would lead to a 'legitimized continuation' of the alliance between government and monopoly.
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Twice this season, Eleven has broadcast a game from La Liga on a Saturday afternoon, in direct contravention of rules laid down by Britain's soccer authorities — and legitimized by the statutes of UEFA, European soccer's governing body — that no games can be shown on television from 2:45 to 153:15 p.m.
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"What Trump has done since the day he started his campaign on that escalator in New York and talked about Mexicans as 'rapists,' is that he's emboldened white supremacists because he has legitimized their anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, and other views," the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project director, Heidi Beirich, told INSIDER on Sunday.
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Sadly, years after her foray into abusing Adderall, a psychiatrist "legitimized" Schwartz's addiction by doing a hasty job of evaluating her, apparently offering no counseling or education about A.D.H.D. Instead, she was sent on her way to more stimulant misuse and trouble, apparently without any follow-up appointments being required by the prescribing physician.
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Others alluded to the ways in which a widespread professionalization and gamification of the hacking world — as evidenced by so-called bug bounty programs offered by companies like Facebook and Google, which pay (often handsomely) for hackers to hunt for and disclose cybersecurity gaps on their many platforms — have legitimized certain elements of the culture.
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The Dark Knight Aside from being a titanic performance that rivals Anthony Hopkins-as-Hannibal-Lecter in the "most impact made in shortest amount of screen time" category, Heath Ledger's turn as the Joker in 2008's The Dark Knight earned him a Best Supporting Actor Oscar (posthumously, sadly) and legitimized the modern era of comic book films.
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If Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination — or, heaven forbid, the White House — it will be partly because we in the media justified saturation coverage of him by pointing to polls, which in turn legitimized his fixation on them as proof that he's up to the job: He must be, because plenty of people apparently picture him in it.
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And it's not just dollar signs that have "legitimized" mobile gaming over the last decade—the fact that how we play with our phones has influenced companies whose core business is console gaming is indicative that the "old guard", if you will, is very respectful of the hold that iOS and Android greats have over the modern gamer.
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It's hard not to think that at least some of the outrage about Kim's celebrity comes from the fact that she built herself a career by selling the promise of her sexualized body and then legitimized her fame by falling in love with a powerful black man, neither of which you are "supposed" to be able to do.
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Similar to eBay or The RealReal, Rebag launched last year with the hopes of disrupting how we buy luxury handbags through its instantaneous selling and legitimized authentication process (which means if you sell your unwanted bags to them, you could get paid as quickly as one to two days — or even day-of, in store, as opposed for waiting for a consignment payment).
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Like a Carnegie or a Rockefeller or a Gates, it has legitimized its extraordinary position by making clear to all that it sees life as a positive-sum game — one in which American power is used to benefit not just Americans but also all those around the world willing to play by the rules, living and trading peacefully with one another.
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Ever since they obtained a non-unforgivably-horrible name, they not only sold unreasonable numbers of records and made unreasonable amounts of money, they legitimized Sweden as a place where music comes from, which means everybody from Ace of Base to Icona Pop to Watain owes them at least a small debt of gratitude (or in Watain's case, maybe a blood sacrifice).
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When they're rewarded (with the keys to the White House), legitimized (as one side of a civil debate on a talk show), or minimized (with a lighter than expected punishment like Taylor's), it's a huge win for people who once resented the checks "political correctness" placed on their bigotry and succeeded in creating societal squeamishness around using the "r-word" to identify and condemn racism.
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However, the acknowledgment of a Russian sphere of influence or Novorossiya and the audacious claim by Trump and Gingrich, legitimized by foreign policy critics – that the U.S. should somehow question its Article V ironclad commitment to collective defense of all allies because of defense spending or a countries proximity to Russia – undercuts the very norms that have kept Europe and the world at peace for so long.
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An increasingly legitimized Taliban presence straddling the border of Pakistan's FATA region would provide a more consolidated vessel to funnel funds into the country, which in the long-term would compel more aggressive US action in western Pakistan, much to the chagrin of Islamabad, already at tense odds with the US over disagreements on how to handle its own latent, albeit increasingly alarming insurgency.
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" The resolution, which was introduced on Monday evening by Representative Tom Malinowski of New Jersey, who was born in Poland, cites positive statements by the nation's founders and past presidents of both parties about the importance of immigrants to the United States, and asserts that the House "strongly condemns President Trump's racist comments that have legitimized increased fear and hatred of new Americans and people of color.
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On some level, you could compare it to the US allies that have agreed to resettle American detainees from Guantanamo Bay: Not only does it help reduce the number of people detained in the facilities — potentially making conditions there less awful — but on a deeper level the US has legitimized the Australian system, perhaps not with an explicit stamp of approval, but by showing the offshore detention policy works.
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This week, it's the legitimized (but truly bastardly at heart) Ramsay Bolton coming in rather hot with some fratricide on dad Roose Bolton (+225), his sweet wife Walda, and his newborn half-brother (a combined +22.0.) I'm gonna give Roose a parting +20 for dying in a way that made me genuinely shriek, but I really do loathe giving points out to Ramsay when he pulls these kinds of shenanigans.
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But they also contain the seeds of their own destruction: if they fail to deal with these challenges and allow xenophobic populists to hijack the public debate, then the votes of frustrated and disaffected citizens will increasingly go to the anti-immigrant right, societies will become less open, nativist parties will grow more powerful, and racist rhetoric that promotes a narrow and exclusionary sense of national identity will be legitimized.
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It's a significant representational milestone for LGBTQ equality, but one that, behind the symbolism, offers more of the same limited promises hawked by the marriage equality and visibility movements: that one white guy's win will be a win for us all and that the best — or only — ways for us to gain access to things like health care and education is if we're legitimized as family members and corporate consumers.
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She mentioned his recent attacks on progressive freshman congresswoman of color, in which Trump suggested they "go back" to their countries, despite three out of four being born in the US."What Trump has done since the day he started his campaign on that escalator in New York and talked about Mexicans as 'rapists,' is that he's emboldened white supremacists because he has legitimized their anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, and other views," Beirich said.
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In a pointed critique of current developments in American politics, "Trumpism and American Democracy: History, Comparison, and the Predicament of Liberal Democracy in the United States," Robert C. Lieberman and Suzanne Mettler, political scientists at Johns Hopkins and Cornell, working with three other political scientists, write: Trumpism has legitimized and ushered back into the foreground of American politics contestation over core questions of civic membership and status: who is included in the political community and what are their participatory rights?
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Catherine and Peter had two daughters, Elizabeth and Anna, who were born out of wedlock and later legitimized, and upon the Tsar's death a pro-commoner faction of government staged a coup to award the crown Peter's peasant wife as Tsarina Catherine I. Catherine I was the first woman to rule Russia, and that action of coup-ing a man off the throne in favor of an unlikely woman candidate became something of Russian habit for the next hundred years.
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As for the rest: Tyrion, a clear no for the reasons he gives in the episode; Jon, who, as you correctly point out, is just completely unsuited for leadership; Edmure Tully, who is just the worst; Sam, who would clearly rather be reading a book; Gendry, who was just legitimized as a heir a few weeks ago by the now-dead queen who razed the city; Yara Greyjoy, who previously razed Winterfell; and the Fresh Prince of Dorne, who is not even a character with a name.
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And the arts, of course, share a longtime love of turning people into animals, as in Swan Lake, or this early 19th-century cat duet, set to music by Rossini: But Cats, more than just celebrating cathood, legitimized the idea that theater reliant almost totally on its physical and theatrical effects — music, costumes, stage design, and dance, rather than on a deep plot — can provide a powerful evening of entertainment that audiences will pay high prices for, and return to see again and again.
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