If availability is limited, use will be minimized, and when use is minimized, addiction will be curbed.
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If it were destroyed, then that ability would be minimized.
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"Deception in research should be minimized whenever possible," Milanaik said.
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She minimized it, printed it out and had it laminated.
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Anything that keeps players from feeling strong must be minimized.
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The player, minimized, gets to let go and just exist.
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The accomplishments cannot, and should not, be erased or minimized.
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Harm can be minimized if the items aren't widely distributed.
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"Historically the downsides of marijuana have been minimized," Lynch said.
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There was damage all right, but it had been minimized.
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He first minimized the potential for the virus to spread.
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For too long, this experience has been denied or minimized.
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Are there merits to the argument that Tate was minimized?
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Everything you're proud of will be discounted, minimized, and mocked.
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It minimized damage, so the healing process was more efficient.
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Diagnosed and symptomatic disease should not be minimized or ignored.
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As documents leaked by Edward Snowden reportedly reveal, the masking used by NSA reports can be absurdly easy to decipher, with references to "minimized U.S. president-elect" and "minimized U.S. president" occurring thousands of times.
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Both Page and Trump have minimized Page's role in the campaign.
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She excelled in painting figures, which he generally minimized or avoided.
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The old format wouldn't have minimized travel because the 2-vs.
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These risks, however, could be minimized with better testing and regulations.
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" That way, he could make a decision that "minimized [his] regrets.
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Elsewhere, he minimized himself, letting Dezron Douglas's bass guide the rhythm.
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Both countries' provocations toward the region cannot be minimized or ignored.
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This prospect could be minimized should the researchers discover hidden adjoining corridors.
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She's not doing well right now but sometimes her contributions are minimized.
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I would be remiss if I minimized this moment into political rhetoric.
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To support the war effort, Major League Baseball had minimized team travel.
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It boils down to the fact that discipline correlates with minimized stress.
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Some people pointed out that the actress' tweets minimized the mental illness.
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He said Sears had streamlined operations, reduced inventory and minimized operating expenses.
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Bell minimized the damage by retiring two batters with the bases loaded.
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Disposing of the dirt this way minimized the possibility of raising suspicions.
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"You get no credit for disaster averted or damage minimized," Frank said.
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All these problems can be minimized, if not fixed, with a conversation.
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"Workers have become too much a cost to be minimized," Brown said.
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They justified his behavior, they minimized his offenses, they excused his insults.
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He again minimized concerns while also contradicting the advice of his experts.
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Rather predictably, they've also minimized the idea that sexual harassment is bad.
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For centuries, the voices of women have been muted, discounted and minimized.
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Homes were smaller and clustered, land use efficient, and transit issues minimized.
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Following the president's lead, Mr. Mulvaney also minimized concerns over the virus.
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Instead of acknowledging my friend's anguish, my chipper attitude minimized her anxiety.
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Any image can be minimized in content, leaving only the general color.
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It remains to be seen if Hariri's return minimized all that anxiety.
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AND I THINK THAT IF NORTH AND SOUTH MINIMIZED THE CHANCES THAT THEY HAVE A PROVOCATION BETWEEN THE TWO OF THEM WHICH IS ONE OF THE WAYS THAT THIS WHOLE THING COULD UNCOIL, AND THAT'S MINIMIZED, THAT'S ALL GOOD.
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Two detectives told the court they minimized the video screen during legitimate massages.
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On his trips to date, he has minimized the press traveling with him.
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Even better, minimized exposure to cellular reprogramming increased the animal's lifespan by 30%.
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Unlike with substance abuse issues, however, spending addictions are often minimized and disparaged.
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The neighborhood was at a higher elevation so the water damage was minimized.
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When the bus shakes up, you go down — and the shaking is minimized.
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Nonfinancial barriers by class, language, education and geography are to be minimized. 7.
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An example would be for the redaction to state "[minimized U.S. person A]".
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"The severity of what's going on is not to be minimized," she said.
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Finally, he not only minimized redactions but clearly identified the reason for each.
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Knowing that Frank is back, she looks minimized, diminished and drained of purpose.
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Guajardo had earlier minimized the potential impact of Trump's candidacy on the treaty.
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You should recognize there are some risks, but those risks can be minimized.
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The process of democracy was minimized on the debate stage in Las Vegas.
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The notice minimized the event, failing to give a full account of it.
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Rogow also minimized Stone's threats to Credico that prosecutors said constituted witness intimidation.
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Can disruption be usefully minimized by phasing in the new program over time?
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In short, he minimized his role and pleaded ignorance about the whole thing.
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But it seems likely its flaws will be minimized by a binge watch.
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"I minimized, rationalized, and justified my wrongdoing to everyone, including myself," he said.
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And that is not to be minimized in any way, it a major accomplishment.
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It's our collective commitment to a trust-minimized monetary system that makes Bitcoin strong.
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Favicons are the small images that show on the minimized tab of your website.
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You can also control playlists, queues, and next videos directly through the minimized video.
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This minimized the effect of Espresso coffee which may be deleterious compared to others.
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The risk of this tense situation spiraling out of control should not be minimized.
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If this hadn't aligned with #MeToo, I might have excused or minimized his behavior.
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"Impacts to customers will be minimized as alternative supply will be provided," Spitler said.
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First, coders in general have seen their contributions to science minimized from the beginning.
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Passport and customs are properly staffed at all hours so that waiting is minimized.
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A.J. Gallagher spokeswoman Linda Collins minimized the importance of clean coal to the company.
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What are the likely downsides of those policies, and how can they be minimized?
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Mr. Trump and his team minimized the importance of any potential campaign finance violations.
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Mr. Cohen said he had falsely minimized the business venture to protect Mr. Trump.
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And since the farm is small, the cost of expensive LED lights is minimized.
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These can be minimized by looking at the body of evidence in systematic reviews.
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" She is gay and plus-size (her description) and felt "constantly minimized at meetings.
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When a bus aide accompanied the bus, behavior was better and problems were minimized.
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The NTSB also said better evacuation procedures could have minimized injuries and prevented deaths.
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I minimized the Word doc on my screen and Googled Fuego apple cider vinegar.
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Each blamed his partner, minimized his behavior and compared himself favorably with other abusers.
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We do it by playing very, very softly so that the attack is minimized.
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It means that the seriousness of sexual assault is minimized and victims are disbelieved.
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You've minimized it so it's out of sight, but it's not out of mind.
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Adler minimized additional record-keeping information that served no obvious use to the user.
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It means that the seriousness of sexual assault is minimized, and victims are disbelieved.
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With the caviar facial, Pratt surely brightened his skin and minimized the appearance of discoloration.
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The debate centers instead around whether Newark has overextended its offer and minimized its upside.
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My skin looks amazing; all my visible dryness is gone and red spots are minimized.
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Skin looks clean and pores seem minimized — but that could be due to the temperature.
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It also exposed evidence that the Chilean hierarchy systematically covered up and minimized abuse cases.
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The long history of scientific experimentation on Black bodies is not one to be minimized.
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Financial waste is minimized through simplified administrative arrangements and strong bargaining for good value. 10.
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But Reape said Cosby's admissions about what happened between him and Constand minimized their importance.
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It's called "disenfranchised grief," which is any kind of grief that gets judged or minimized.
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They (mostly) checked their grandstanding at the ante room, and they minimized the hot air.
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The tragedy amplified the insidious and fatal realities of transphobia that are too often minimized.
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Conservatives bristled at Boehner's efforts to push through critical bills, arguing their input was minimized.
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"These failures cannot be dismissed or minimized as paperwork or administrative errors," the report said.
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One reason McAuliffe won is because he minimized that fall-off; Northam must match him.
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I didn't want it to go away, and I didn't want it to be minimized.
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I have minimized contact, respond "nothing to report," always claim busyness when she calls, etc.
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The severity of this wave of xenophobia has even been minimized by respected educational institutions.
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Withdrawal symptoms are readily avoided or minimized by careful tapering over a number of weeks.
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In his testimony, he minimized his connection to both the President and his top aide.
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In other words, the importance of some considerations gets overinflated, while others get inaccurately minimized.
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The White House has minimized the importance of the meeting, comparing it to Democratic tactics.
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She has loaded up her brush again, thickening her paint, and has minimized her settings.
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Gordon minimized the importance of his contacts with Butina in a statement to the Post.
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"We have minimized the effect of oil and gas prices on our budget, we have minimized their impact on the balance of payments so the rate of growth we have enjoyed recently has been achieved by stepping up business activity and investments," he added.
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One way the conservative media minimized all the bad news was to focus on other stories.
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The phone's bezels also seem like they have been minimized a bit, but not totally eliminated.
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"It's been frustrating to study an area that has been really minimized and trivialized," says Magley.
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It keeps the pores minimized, keeps the fine lines at bay, and resurfaces the skin perfectly.
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Loss of life was likely minimized by the earthquake's location, but also its depth, officials said.
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My double chin seemed minimized, and for once it looked like I had a defined jawline.
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The two have romantic and emotional moments, and her importance in his life is never minimized.
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I minimized it ("It's not like he raped me…"); I doubted my recollection and my reaction.
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Berlusconi often minimized Mussolini's evil, portraying Il Duce as a statesman who was good for Italy.
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He was criticizing the media for creating false equivalencies that minimized Trump's atrocious and repugnant behavior.
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Natalie says that the harassment left her feeling "minimized" and made her question her career path.
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Hybrids are much better suited to robotaxi and delivery duty because their downtime can be minimized.
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The runner-up in this contest seemed far too confident, and worse, he minimized the challenges.
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But he minimized it publicly, and that cost us in ways we can't really quantify yet.
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The degree to which supply chain disruption has minimized varies by company and segment, Shay said.
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Perspective is minimized and a rococo palette competes with a hint of Dutch old master sobriety.
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She minimized the September 11th attack on our homeland, where far more than 3,85033 people died.
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The president also minimized Bannon's contribution in interviews with the Journal and the New York Post.
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They want to make sure the risk is minimized before any widespread rollout of FHIR products.
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"But reforms must be instituted to make sure that the costs are minimized, if not eliminated."
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New Jersey has also all but eliminated cash bail, while New Mexico has minimized its use.
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Historically, a family's testimony of an artist is minimized in comparison to an artist's personal insights.
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Honda minimized the size of the robot by swapping out standard communication cables for optical fiber ones.
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The chat screen can be minimized so users can use the feature while also scrolling through Instagram.
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While her role was severely minimized in the show, book readers know this powerful shadowbinder as Quaithe.
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The question isn't how much revenue each customer generates, but how much the losses can be minimized.
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The fallout might also be minimized depending on how you and your ex approach dating in general.
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And thanks to X-Motion Clarity, blur is minimized to keep fast moving images smooth and clear.
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"With careful planning, adverse effects can be minimized or mitigated, and secondary beneficial effects enhanced," it said.
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Sessions was the first senator to publicly support Trump — which Trump on Tuesday minimized in the interview.
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The vulnerability level is so minimized when you know that you're not in danger in that way.
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I've seen some people online saying that Wendell and Domenick's achievement is minimized because of weak competition.
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He minimized the low-and-left misfires and hit tight windows downfield, especially on back-shoulder throws.
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" In the case to which I refer, the U.S. citizen's part in the conversation was not "minimized.
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Southwest had minimized operating costs and lured fliers from legacy carriers by offering cheap, bare-bones flights.
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She said she believed he was remorseful but that the impact on his victims couldn't be minimized.
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Monday morning, the president again minimized Covid-19 by pointing out the flu has killed more people.
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Knight minimized rape in a television interview and hurled a chair across the court during a game.
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Because I feel like, just from someone who wasn't in Korea, the narrative minimized your skating. Yes.
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Yet centuries later, the lasting impact of slavery continues to be minimized and myths continue to flourish.
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It's an annual reminder that wars have grave human costs, which must be both recognized and minimized.
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And even without overturning his signature cases, Justice Kennedy's decisions can be narrowed and their implications minimized.
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The minority who has minimized his difference is now seen, by these peers, as the wayward child.
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The White House and Trump himself have minimized Manafort as a short-timer in their political bubble.
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They have also minimized the articles drafted by Democrats, saying they don't accuse Trump of a crime.
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And Nancy is accustomed to being laughed at by her grown-up boys — condescended to, affectionately minimized.
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During oral arguments in November, Roberts minimized the consequences facing DACA beneficiaries should the program be terminated.
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Stretches of tarmac should be minimized, and cities avoided (though Innsbruck, Bolzano, and Trieste were allowed in).
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"She saw her suffering exposed, minimized, trivialized ... in a clear disregard for her dignity," the judge added.
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Four of 10 social media users blocked or minimized content due to politics, according to Pew research.
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Joshua had relied on his jab, boxed at range, and minimized Andy Ruiz Jr.&aposs punch output.
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Jacobs said it was impossible to prevent these attacks outright, but their frequency and impact can be minimized.
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If anything, his insistence on lying about how small the protests were minimized the size of the threat.
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Tensions across the border have been minimized by EU rules guaranteeing the right to move across the border.
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Once you're done with a particular newsletter, it's minimized in the email list to take up less space.
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What I realized is these events and these deaths are often marginalized, minimized and neglected in the media.
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She yells at her computer, doesn't know what a twitter is, and struggles to find windows she's minimized.
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Problems will be minimized by back-up generators, however, that have cost around 100 million reais ($30 million).
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Clinical waste is minimized through public health, self-care, strong primary care, and identification of unnecessary procedures. 9.
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SVU, by contrast, is focused on crimes traditionally minimized by the police, a fact that it rarely forgets.
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Kuo doesn't say whether all of next year's iPhones will have this minimized notch, or just certain models.
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We can all spend less on health in retirement because we've minimized our chances for multiple chronic conditions.
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By 1966, once an order was given to missile crews, pre-launch time was minimized to five minutes.
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Facts First: From January until last week, Trump consistently minimized the risk the coronavirus posed to the country.
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"The preparation, coordination and cooperation by citizens during this storm greatly minimized the impact across our state," Gov.
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That minimized the network's financial risk, while still giving it a "dependable" performer to air on Monday nights.
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"We will take all other appropriate steps to ensure that risk from this situation is minimized," Ford said.
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No one can say precisely how many of the Mets' injuries could have been anticipated, prevented or minimized.
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Airlines, meanwhile, had been lobbying for the tariffs to be structured in a way that minimized their pain.
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He also spoke positively about Russian President Vladimir Putin and minimized Russia's aggressive military moves around the world.
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In the film she carefully minimized her Nazi associations, but with the newspapers she was far less guarded.
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Once initial negotiations have been finalized, stress of repeat buys is minimized for both sides of the transaction.
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Threats, they say, can be minimized, if not completely suppressed, by investing time into educating foresters on prevention.
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He has also minimized the link between global warming and the extreme conditions that have fueled the fires.
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Armed teachers in the United States have in the past minimized the damage caused by a school shooter.
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A disaster may not be able to be avoided, but it can be mitigated and minimized with preparation.
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But science is the last bastion, when you have minimized the authority of science, there is nothing else.
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You'll notice it still has bezels, although they're minimized, and the screen size is slightly longer, at 5.93 inches.
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Despite the US intelligence community's repeated warnings, Trump has often minimized the scale and scope of Russia's 2016 attacks.
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There and everywhere, it should be rooted in four essential rights: First, the right to have personal data minimized.
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But Trump's tweets Monday minimized the difference between the two, which could harm his chances in the Supreme Court.
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She noticed a common thread: "They were also getting disbelieved by their doctors, and just minimized, frankly," Brea says.
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Physical handling should be minimized, all species should be kept in the water while tagging and then released quickly.
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He was treated like someone who publicly shamed, made fun of, and minimized the experiences of sexual assault survivors.
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Accessories. Network heads who ignored or minimized complaints in order to keep their star on air at all costs?
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Now, it would seem that the very liver damage caused by said buzz can be minimized by hoppy beers.
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The same is true of anti-democratic sentiment, a growing threat that is frequently minimized if not utterly ignored.
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By live-streaming it on Facebook, Reynolds minimized that risk by making the feed instantly available to her network.
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Unfortunately, by his recent comments and conduct, Mr. White has minimized the problem of sexual harassment in this country.
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You also can do this while still watching a video that's been minimized to the corner of the page.
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But it's possible the damage could have been minimized had the fire been caught sooner — and it almost was.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) initially minimized the millions of fake bank and credit card accounts as wrongdoing by bad actors.
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A shorter ban would have minimized a problem that had long been tacitly condoned by professional teams and leagues.
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This tendency could be minimized if we could only remember that the overwhelming majority of studies in medicine fail.
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They have minimized their personal debt, gotten out of hedge funds and invested in hard assets, like real estate.
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This minimized review period screams "Buyer, beware" — especially since some Samsung products have had issues with durability and safety.
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Could they have minimized spread of the virus if they had been using face masks before they felt sick?
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" He also minimized Cohen's role working for him, describing him as "a PR person who did small legal work.
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The space under the roof was minimized so that wind could not sneak in underneath and lift it off.
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What's happening now is only fueling that cycle—one that Dalporto says can be minimized with the right action.
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"The Last Defense" suggests that investigators minimized it because they were already invested in Ms. Routier as a suspect.
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Doing so kept him from digging himself into an even deeper hole of dishonesty and minimized the damage done.
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President Trump minimized the consequences if they escape or are released, saying Europe would bear the burden of refugees.
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He minimized the effects the closure would have on the power grid, electric bills, workers and the regional economy.
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In addition, Dr. Frumkin said, the authorities had minimized to Mr. Hernandez the consequences and gravity of his confession.
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USAID deserves to stand on its own, not be subsumed into the State Department where it will be minimized.
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Too often, workers are nothing more than a line item in a company's budget — a cost to be minimized.
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I had the occasional trip to a medical provider, but I minimized the interruptions with phone appointments and emails.
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The LNP and Liberia's other security forces effectively stood guard as uncertainty loomed, minimized disruption and kept the peace.
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He minimized the damage, and he did what he does, kept the ball down and gave us a chance.
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One criticism was that the violence was minimized, in a sort of Tarantino way, almost making light of it.
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The ability to collect sounds would be minimized—though you wouldn't completely lose that ability—and amplification would be reduced.
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This has also favored management of mismatches between assets and liabilities and liquidity, and minimized the high concentration by investor.
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"This deaths-causing fire could have been minimized to the barest damage to property," ALU-TUCP spokesman Alan Tanjusay said.
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Both Hicks's explanation and the original White House statement, critics argued, minimized the centrality of anti-Semitism to the Holocaust.
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Important talks between the administration and congressional Democrats over lingering concerns are ongoing, and these concerns should not be minimized.
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Therefore, the AMA's recommendation for CCT below 3000K is not quite enough to be sure that blue light is minimized.
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The kid would then fold, making up a "confession" that put him at the scene, but minimized his personal role.
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If they are introduced into the equation, their ability to truly affect players in a serious way must be minimized.
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Carey's legacy, which is firmly rooted in Black culture, cannot be minimized to one genre or one moment in time.
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However, Pivotal was unsure if that would be enough to assuage fears, because it minimized rather than solved the issue.
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First, I strongly predicted terrorism in this country, something which happened, unfortunately, and which could have been avoided or minimized.
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But Loney saw his opportunity in Atlanta minimized when the Braves traded for 1B Matt Adams, another left-handed hitter.
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By putting in place clear standards, rules, and criteria for how district lines are drawn, partisanship can be effectively minimized.
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She devised a security plan that minimized the possibility of clashes, at the cost of locking down part the capital.
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Female characters are minimized and made less available in toy and clothing merchandising, particularly when it comes to action heroes.
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In turn, this makes male grief prone to being misjudged, minimized, or deemed absent entirely — maybe even by his partner.
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He minimized his symptoms, even to himself, because he felt nothing he experienced was harrowing enough to warrant professional treatment.
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There's always going to be a moment of adversity that you have to deal with and he minimized the damage.
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Easterbrook, the author of several books, often airbrushes or smooths over history; temporary reversals are missed or their consequences minimized.
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But because 823 was rainy in the Northwest, the threat of wildfires kindled by the balloons' incendiary bombs was minimized.
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Someone's beliefs, their hobbies, and aspirations are minimized by the weight of what's shareable, consumable, and capable of being repurposed.
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As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama was able to overcome this barrier twice, but the challenge should not be minimized.
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MAGA means going back to the '50s when women and minorities are sidelined and punished and minimized at every turn.
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Men here are minimized, ordered to the rear and, even more often, told precisely what we should think and do.
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Cuccinelli, who recognized SCF is "not one of [McConnell's] favorite organizations," minimized the drawbacks of performing in an acting capacity.
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That is what happens when CSR is terminated and outreached is minimized and insurers think mandate enforcement would be nil.
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But the effect of the arrests was minimized by the role played by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Choosing to attack then likely minimized the number of personnel roaming around the base who could be killed or injured.
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Ultimately, the firm said that "if the virus can be contained in the near-term, the damage could be minimized."
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Can both disruption and tax increases be minimized by structuring payments as "premiums" or something that employers "buy in" to?
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We are already at the point where the White House has brazenly minimized the extermination of Jews in the Holocaust.
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I also removed the word "heartfelt," which some readers took offense to because they felt it minimized Belkhiri's anti-Semitism.
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Additionally, with local recording, any issues related to the quality of the call due to a bad internet connection are minimized.
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"My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness and my sadness isn't minimized because someone has a sadder situation." pic.twitter.
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My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness, and my sadness isn't minimized because someone else has a sadder situation.
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Household indebtedness is high at 2646% of disposable income; however, low interest rates have minimized the debt service burden to date.
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Disruptions were minimized because ZTE contracts accounted for less than 5 percent of the telecom giant's equipment spending, the source said.
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But the comment drew widespread condemnation from people who said it minimized the gassing of millions of Jews during the Holocaust.
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That allows him to say he minimized the North Korean threat and put Washington and Pyongyang on the path to peace.
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The company declined to comment on the FDA's statement that it had minimized problems with its tests, citing the ongoing inquiry.
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The minimized player also includes controls like play/pause, repeat and watch next, as well as a button for accessing playlists.
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It's difficult to say if, had it been available on Spotify and iTunes, that number would be drastically minimized or not.
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I embraced the fatkini, and I walked around Manhattan in a pencil skirt, my Visible Belly Outline neither minimized nor obscured.
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Nabokov alluded to the pair by name in his novel, but Weinman argues that Nabokov minimized Horner's influence on the book.
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Doctors at first did not believe patients who described doxorubicin's cognitive effects, or minimized the patients' complaints as cancer-related unhappiness.
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As an efficient, multinational selling machine, the company had a reputation for treating employee pay as a cost to be minimized.
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A new generation of plutocrats has amassed great fortunes, in part because the federal government has minimized the burden of taxation.
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Mr. Cromartie never minimized his personal faith — he described it as "evangelical, reformed, Anglican" — but he was neither doctrinaire nor defensive.
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"In terms of actual attack surface of the device, it's pretty well-handled and minimized as much as possible," Sebree says.
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She minimized the September 11th attack on our homeland, where far more than 3,000 people died, saying, 'some people did something.
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Mr. Patrick, a Republican, quickly drew criticism from some who said he had minimized the role guns played in the attack.
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The fact that Paul came back all the way and it didn't affect his career, it kind of minimized what transpired.
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"Careful financial, public investment, and budgetary management will help ensure that fiscal risks associated with investments are minimized," the report said.
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The fact that Paul came back all the way and it didn't affect his career, it kind of minimized what transpired.
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The weight of history is typically minimized, with the success or failure of minority groups being seen in colorblind, individualized terms.
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Plus, concern over ending up with a lemon have been minimized thanks to sites like Kelley Blue Book and Carfax, he said.
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One of many caveats to this is that we must solve the problem of climate change, a challenge that cannot be minimized.
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"No complete eradication of the flaws is possible at the moment; the risk can only be minimized," it said in a statement.
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It is built around the presumption that oil and gas companies must be kept happy and that political disturbance must be minimized.
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Partisan battle lines within Congress solidify, public anger is stoked, and what little chance exists of progress between the branches is minimized.
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Progress Technologies says it has minimized risks by creating multiple prototypes that are near readiness for the eOneBook to enter mass-production.
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"My sadness doesn't take away from anyone else's happiness, and my sadness isn't minimized because someone has a sadder situation," Dreyer said.
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Uerkwitz said GoPro may have minimized damage done by issuing the recall when most buyers are early adopters dedicated to the brand.
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That allows them to understand what happens to the body, allowing them to ensure the potential for injury at impact is minimized.
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"It could've been minimized by the president simply just intervening and telling him to take it down a notch," Attah told NBC.
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"I felt very minimized and dismissed, and like my problems as a single woman were not worthy of their time," she says.
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Treasuries with longer-dated maturities are the most sensitive as they have the longest range for investors to receive the minimized compensation.
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But in shifting the reins to engineers, the company has minimized the kind of news judgment typically exercised by journalists and editors.
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Again, Iran was exempt from cuts but the coalition was broader, which minimized the loss of Saudi market share to free riders.
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And although the players themselves expressed gratitude to the President at a news conference, LaVar Ball minimized Trump's involvement in the matter.
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Water-based exercise is an excellent option for people with painful joints, especially those who are overweight, because joint stress is minimized.
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There is no reason to believe the Saudi intervention has minimized the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, widely considered the world's most acute.
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" Gradually, Hyman says, "the key features of the postwar corporation—stable workforce, retained earnings, and minimized risk—became liabilities rather than assets.
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Most of the patients denied or minimized their experience of side effects and expressed resistance to taper or discontinuation of these medications.
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But in stark contrast to the minimized and grainy copy is a protruding glass case that displays Time Magazine's June 1989 issue.
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After much debate and protest, the design was changed in 2001 in such a way that the battle flag's size was minimized.
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On Saturday, Mr. Trump dismissed the filings, and his lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, minimized the importance of any potential campaign finance violations.
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Burt Reynolds, her "Bandit" co-star and then boyfriend, belittled and minimized her, expecting her to prioritize his career over her own.
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President Trump used an impromptu question-and-answer session with reporters at the White House to defend her and minimized her comments.
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While the president and some of his allies have minimized the pandemic, other leaders in Trump's orbit have done the opposite. Sen.
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The closure this month followed an outcry that having a majority white cast portraying black slaves was insensitive and minimized black suffering.
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According to one participant Culture Ministry officials minimized the risks in meetings as late as May with city, labor and police officials.
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The SARS epidemic, which killed hundreds of people in 2002 and 2003, initially spread unchecked when local Chinese officials minimized early reports.
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Not in a race like this, in which online drama is both elevated and minimized, the material concerns fueling its spread sidestepped.
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But there's a chance Trump minimized the injuries for a specific reason: to stop tensions with Iran from escalating out of control.
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The aide also said that the October deal minimized the number of judges who could have been confirmed ahead of the midterms.
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By framing his decision as deferring to voters in the next election, people close to him say he has minimized the political risk.
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Next, I did a series of visualizations that refocused my fears from larger-than-life technicolor nightmares to black-and-white, minimized images.
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Goodrich and Hackett deliberately minimized the Jewishness of the Franks in favor of a more universal story that could reach a larger audience.
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Pollard's parole conditions "minimized the risk of harm he continued to pose for United States intelligence," the three-judge appeals court panel said.
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Frequently minimized as damsels in distress and exasperating nags, women within the genre exist almost exclusively to portray girlfriends, wives, mothers, and victims.
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"I still eat crisps and fries ... but what we want to do is prepare these foods so the risks are minimized," Mottram said.
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They repeated this two-step process—interact then flip—until the system minimized its energy, thus sorting the cities into two distinct regions.
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In a statement to Refinery29, a spokesperson for the commission emphasized the role that women hold in the organization and minimized Moonves' involvement.
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Rangers starter Lance Lynn (23-21) worked out of trouble early and minimized damage before exiting with two outs in the sixth inning.
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Certainly, right now we're hoping there's going to be certainly a change in the tariff discussion and those will be minimized going forward.
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Then there is the rise of far-right groups like the National Front, whose former leader Jean-Marie Le Pen minimized the Holocaust.
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The guitar, which was central to Bon Iver's early releases, is largely minimized here in favor of percussion, electronic effects and also saxophone.
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"I've seen it firsthand, the love and the bond that people have with their animals, and that shouldn't be minimized," Taylor told Insider.
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The damage would have been further minimized if Congress hadn't ceded so much of its power to the executive branch in recent decades.
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The president has repeatedly minimized the conclusion of the U.S. intelligence community that Russia meddled in the 2016 election to help him win.
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After Pelosi minimized the influence of four progressive freshmen who voted against the House Democrats' bill in a New York Times interview, Rep.
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Luckey minimized public appearances following the controversy before leaving Facebook this past March, more than three years after his startup had been acquired.
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They found that the drugs drastically altered the stream bacteria and minimized the growth of biofilms (the stuff that makes river rocks slimy).
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Where supporters considered it a powerful reframing of Down syndrome, crtics thought it minimized how someone's disability is an intergral part of them.
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The senator said Pelosi was being "a little bit" too tough on the Squad when she minimized the lawmakers' power on the Hill.
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And yet, despite its high-wire professionalism, the group managed to smooth out all its songs in a way that minimized their differences.
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And he has bluntly minimized or dismissed women who say they have been victims, including Mr. Allen's daughter, Dylan Farrow, and Rose McGowan.
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It's partly because diversity can be managed — or minimized — that charters have become the public schools that liberal whites here can get behind.
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Secondly, the surgery happened very quickly, so the time of pressure on the spinal chord and the nerves was as minimized as possible.
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In any case, spread can be minimized by quickly isolating those who are ill, cleaning potentially contaminated surfaces often and changing common routines.
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Summer is China's typhoon season, although casualties have been minimized in recent years by early government planning and evacuations from potential danger zones.
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The Trump administration has minimized Papadopoulos's influence in the campaign, describing him as a low-level staffer who would go on coffee runs.
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Often these events are minimized at all levels by the state actors involved, denied or no-commented until the media cycle moves on.
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And, to add further injury, to further deepen the wounds, their abuse is often invalidated or minimized by society and health care professionals.
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Minimized communications of "masked" persons are subject to warrantless unmasking, which can reveal quite a bit that would be useful in courtroom prosecutions.
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It meant that I would be monitored more closely, given minimized doses and sent home with Naloxone in the event of an overdose.
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Trump minimized those military exercises as a concession to North Korea since Pyongyang sees those exercises as training for a future US invasion.
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Gun control advocates say the problem would be significantly minimized if federal law required that all sellers -- even private ones -- conduct background checks.
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Iran could have minimized the outbreak by moving swiftly to quarantine Qum, which is very crowded and heavily infected, but it did not.
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But the economic benefits are minimized by Mr. Trump's tariffs and his unpredictable approach to trade, which have added new costs for businesses.
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Do you feel that coverage of the breakthrough minimized the role of Katherine Bouman, a researcher at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics?
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Today, the song's new video was premiered on Pigeons and Planes, and a tweak in its hook has single-handedly minimized its impact.
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And if what he or she experienced was not a violent sexual assault, then the experience was minimized, dismissed as no big deal.
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Goldman's ultimate sin was to pick just one of those narratives, and indeed the one that minimized Facebook's role in the election of Trump.
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As charters attracted families with promises of smaller class sizes, increased technology, and minimized bureaucracy, Detroit's traditional public schools lost students and hemorrhaged funds.
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The event was structured differently than a typical town hall — a moderator interviewed DeSantis, then the congressman took questions — and the setup minimized conflict.
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Echoing Biden, Democratic leaders have minimized the results from Iowa and New Hampshire, predicting no clarity in the primary until nonwhite voters weigh in.
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But Conway has minimized the brutality of the deaths of 11 Jews — and the toxic legacy that allows anti-Semitism to flourish in America.
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Personal data should be minimized, says Cook, it should be secure, and individuals should be able to access and delete it whenever they like.
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But what wasn't clear at the time was whether this was just a minimized video player window or a true Picture-in-Picture experience.
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Citgo has halted payments to its parent, subscriptions to corporate services, email communications and minimized mentions to PDVSA on marketing materials and its website.
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While there clearly could be security concerns with a public by-way for blockchain data moving between systems, Spoke says that can be minimized.
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"I never minimized the effects of pollution on our health," Aubier told the court, adding that the links between pollution and cancer were weak.
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American foreign policy, Baathist power politics, and post-colonial grievances all have their role in any analysis of ISIS, but religion cannot be minimized.
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A more proactive approach would have saved countless lives and would have minimized the resulting threats these circumstances almost always present to global security.
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Its consistent in-house design standards have minimized the waves the company has been able to make in the fashion world, argued Doneger's Morrison.
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You won't be able to change the lock screen, but if you get notifications, the deal will be "minimized" as one of your notifications.
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Latency is minimized while internet bandwidth is conserved for those use-cases where the cloud is neccessary, such as highly-intensive data processing tasks.
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From the beginning, Trump minimized the scale of the crisis, portraying it as a purely foreign threat that could be addressed by closing borders.
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Temporary joblessness is still joblessness Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin minimized the numbers, saying they are "not relevant" in light of the forthcoming government aid.
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When my experience doesn't align exactly with representations in popular media or definitions found on Google, it sometimes feels minimized, like it's not real.
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Trump would come into the White House with a far friendlier Congress than Clinton would, and the effects of his presidency shouldn't be minimized.
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Other flights to cities such as Barcelona, Spain; Zurich; Berlin; and Larnaca, Cyprus, have also been minimized over the falling demand amid the outbreak.
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Other automakers, with the exception of Tesla, have slowly inched toward OTAs, but have minimized its use, and limited it to the infotainment system.
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The pound's steep Brexit-driven depreciation has minimized the damage done to the FTSE, which regained its poise barely a week after the referendum.
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Mr. Trump's company itself has removed or minimized signs reading "Trump Organization" at a carousel and two ice rinks it operates in Central Park.
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In other words, for photography to become omnipresent on a global scale, people's interference with its smooth operation had to be minimized or foreclosed.
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The manager's report to the board in October 2015 "was widely viewed by directors as having minimized and understated problems," the panel's report said.
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What about streaming background audio while I'm using other apps on my phone, or creating a picture-in-picture minimized video in the corner?
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Sadly, it appears that the history of racial segregation and systematic discrimination against Asians in the United States has been largely forgotten or minimized.
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Solomon has played down many of these nontraditional relationships at various points, just as he minimized his decision to share that draft with Parnas.
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He repeated a litany of accusations against Omar, often echoed by Fox News and other right-wing media, including that she minimized the Sept.
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Findings from prevention science tell us that the negative impact of natural disasters on children and adolescents can be avoided, minimized or even reversed.
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Trump's responsibility was minimized as GOP politicians saw the risk of a backlash from the third of Republican primary voters who regularly back Trump.
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Peabody said the agreement minimized the amount of cash the company had to provide, while reserving Illinois' right to enforce mining, environmental and reclamation laws.
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What's more, the data also showed that the push-and-pull between nestlings and their parents resulted in an optimal departure time that minimized mortality.
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I cannot allow all that our predecessors worked so hard to achieve be minimized by the media's portrayal of blacks as poor, thugs or criminals.
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But Clavon felt O'Rourke was "whitewashing" issues like education, health care, and criminal justice in a way she thought minimized the realities of black voters.
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"Sex workers already have their voices minimized on social media due to shadow banning or ghettoizing entire profiles behind 'adult content' tags," she told me.
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The song is nice, so maybe listen to it in a minimized tab and just open it at 1:44 to see the graffiti wall.
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Meanwhile, it minimized the size and visual prominence of the buttons to revoke permissions from Facebook or reject the changes outright and terminate their account.
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I don't recommend swapping glitter for your usual concealer, but it does cause light to reflect off that area so any dark circles are minimized.
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According to his email, Cernekee defended or minimized alt-right views as part of an attempt by extreme right-wing conservatives to infiltrate the company.
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A group of NASA safety experts recently said that it's possible the "load and go" approach could work, as long as the risks are minimized.
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In a news conference on Friday, Pelosi minimized divisions with Ocasio-Cortez and the other three squad members - Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Ayanna Pressley.
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Japanese casual wear retailer UNIQLO, which sells merino jumpers, said in a statement it minimized the risk of market fluctuations by establishing stable supply sources.
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Once patents expire, the FDA role should be minimized to allow the free market to introduce affordable alternatives and generics to patients and doctors. 6.
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Clinton emphasized the longer-term divergence between worker productivity and wages, the tendency of companies to view employee compensation as a cost to be minimized.
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The board argues that Amazon has been good about paying its taxes and has minimized its federal income tax obligations by valuing growth over profit.
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Colleague Wouter Schutyser said woods from birch, poplar, and conifer trees work particularly well, and that by converting waste woods the environmental impact is minimized.
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Beijing has been encouraging steel firms to set up high-technology "steel production bases" near China's coast, where shipping costs and pollution can be minimized.
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Second, Frank minimized the extent to which Republicans, in the Bush era and before, did make a concerted effort to deliver for the middle class.
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If Young Boys could make money in the transfer market, the proceeds could be reinvested in the team, and Basel's financial advantage might be minimized.
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The easiest to grow food is meal lice, a gently oscillating plant that produces a single "louse" (which, when minimized, looks like a tiny croissant).
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By dosing young, healthy volunteers with just 20 male larvae — incapable of reproducing inside their host — Dr. Roestenberg says she has vastly minimized the risks.
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The author was a prison inmate, which minimized their concerns, but it would have been illegal to share the information in any case, he added.
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When fertility treatments failed, her colleagues minimized her distress and acted like she should "get over it," an attitude they wouldn't have with their patients.
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Across the Americas, Presidents López Obrador, Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil have minimized the danger of the virus and blamed enemies for it.
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Across the Americas, Presidents López Obrador, Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil have minimized the danger of the virus and blamed enemies for it.
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Over the years, my scar has minimized in appearance and the redness diminished, along with the residual shame I felt at being less than perfect.
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Any successful terror attack is going to elicit fear, but fear is intensified when the consequences of the attack are not minimized and managed effectively.
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If DFDT can kill those, it potentially could be an important new tool — insecticide resistance can be minimized by periodically switching to a different insecticide.
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" Cuomo had frequently minimized his sway with the rogue Democrats, telling a curbside inquisitor last summer, "I can perform marriages, but I can't force them.
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But, with a little creativity, many of these issues can be minimized, and you don't have to spend a lot of money to do it.
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It normalized, minimized, and desensitized conservatives to a truly malicious and dangerous movement, all for the sake of "destroying political correctness" and helping Donald Trump.
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But we minimized his arthritic symptoms with regular activity and a daily supplement of Cosequin, a combination of glucosamine and chondroitin originally developed for horses.
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Transcripts of intercepted calls have historically been "minimized" to remove the identities of U.S. citizens and residents before those transcripts are passed to other agencies.
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I'm proud to be a nasty woman because a lot of times women in my position are minimized for being powerful; they are put down.
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He responded, "In my case there is", and then lamented how people of color are often minimized or outright forgotten in the history of ambient music.
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She added that the user image and username size have been minimized in the prototype, which isn't helpful when trying to identify replies from known trolls.
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In the ABC interview, Hunter Biden initially minimized the exchange saying "it wasn't a discussion in any way," before acknowledging the New Yorker's characterization was accurate.
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Mr. Day, in his statement to The Times, minimized the concerns, pointing out that under F.A.A. rules, pilots have responsibility for the safety of their flights.
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It's a closed system, so leaks and mold issues are minimized, and all of the components that touch milk are dishwasher safe, so sterilization is easy.
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But while Trump this week again minimized his relationship with Bannon and his role in Trump world, the president did give his embattled strategist some hope.
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Without giving away too much, Recuber tells us that, actually, celebrity Twitter might be minimized in the future, as influencer and micro-celebrities become more prominent.
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Corporations typically treat taxes as an expense to be minimized, setting loose armies of lawyers and accountants to ensure they pay the minimum required by law.
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The restoration minimized the need for regular maintenance work since labor is in short supply, with the young and able moving to cities for better jobs.
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The on-screen Android buttons, which are typically pervasive across all apps that don't take over in full-screen mode, can be "minimized" on the 5T.
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Instead, the video will be minimized as a floating window in the bottom-right corner of your screen and the video / audio will continue to play.
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"This was a man-made disaster that may have been minimized with better management of the teams," Ang Tshering of the Nepal Mountaineering Association said Monday.
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Many of the cases we handle at our firm involve women who far outshine the men they work for but who are overlooked, undercut and minimized.
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These aren't just roles played by the female protagonists of our movies, it's how we've rewritten and sometimes minimized the stories of famous women in history.
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Research from Indonesia showed conflict over land was minimized and investment was encouraged when local communities were involved in designing transportation corridors around proposed mining projects.
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It has made "ultra-low emissions" technology mandatory in all new coal power plants an is also improving mine zoning regulations to ensure pollution is minimized.
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Averaging is an old statistical approach to reducing the margin of sampling error and allowing random nonsampling errors to cancel each other out or be minimized.
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"The possible financial and reputational damage from misplaced, lost, or misused removable portable storage devices must be minimized," chief information security officer Shamla Naidoo reportedly wrote.
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If the challenge chosen as a measure of superpower mettle was one that required an entirely new generation of rockets, the Soviet advantage would be minimized.
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"Information that is negative to the U.S. can always be minimized, while exposure of non-Western leaders, such as Putin, can get extra spin," it added.
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"We're extremely hurt by everything that's happened, and we feel that our work is being minimized," said Jason Eagan, the founding artistic director of Ars Nova.
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Primary care physicians largely minimized or ignored the potential for adverse health effects and prescribing guidelines were criticized as out of touch with real-world problems.
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He is "enraged at the world for making him feel so afraid and subjugated and minimized, and uses his body to exorcise his rage," Haynes said.
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"With the current focus on pricing, I'm very concerned that the access part of the equation is being minimized," she will say, according to prepared remarks.
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Emiliano Chavira, a maternal fetal medicine specialist who practices obstetrics at California Hospital Medical Center, says that's because if they do, their concerns might be minimized.
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" He said that Mr. Boyle minimized the risk arguing that "the window is closing and the security situation will only deteriorate when the American troops leave.
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From the United States to China to Iran to Italy, politicians facing life-or-death decisions early on in the outbreak minimized the global health crisis.
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The answer, it turns out, is when the Giants' giant-like qualities are minimized, because a slow pace means there is literally less basketball being played.
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Competing in a wealthy Atlanta suburb, Ossoff ran a campaign that minimized economic populism in favor of one that attacked Republicans over Trump's values and personality.
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It describes a belief that banks minimized or disregarded risky actions because they believed the government would step in with taxpayer dollars in case of emergency.
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In a tweet on Monday, the president minimized the idea that leakers presented a serious problem — but at the same time, he threatened to confront them.
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Striking camp and restuffing the pads and sleeping bags back into pouches that could be minimized with a tug on the adjustable outer straps was quick.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) said Trump "minimized" the injuries the troops suffered after the Pentagon announced dozens of U.S. troops sustained traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
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Trump and key members of his administration have publicly expressed skepticism in the science behind climate change and have minimized the humans' impact on the phenomenom.
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In the Georgia Legislature, he voted against a new state flag that minimized the Confederate battle cross and supported a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
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The state claims that Purdue deceptively minimized the risks of opioid use in order to boost sales of its painkiller OxyContin, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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"Information that is negative to the US can always be minimized, while exposure of non-Western leaders, such as Putin, can get extra spin," it added.
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In a leaderboard that appears in Partner and Affiliate Channels, the top three viewers who have Cheered the most will be displayed while the board is minimized.
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"It is testament to the high standard of our crew training that the effects of the turbulence were minimized," said Etihad CEO James Hogan in a statement.
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The authors say disinfection byproducts can be minimized by frequently cleaning spas, more frequently exchanging water in pools and making sure people shower before they get in.
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During the trial, lawyers for Oklahoma argued that J&J carried out a years-long marketing campaign that minimized the painkillers' addiction risks and promoted their benefits.
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He also called on the U.S. to enact "a comprehensive federal privacy law" consisting of at least 4 key planks: The right to have personal data minimized.
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Airbus' gains have also been minimized, however, by a separate bribery settlement that brought to the company to a €1.36 billion ($1.48 billion) loss for the year.
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After Orioles left fielder Nolan Reimold minimized the damage by throwing out Abreu at the plate, Jerry Sands delivered another two-run single that ended Jimenez's day.
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It smells like sticking your head in a spice cabinet, but for acne sufferers in pursuit of minimized breakouts and a newfound glow, it's worth a shot.
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Samsung's latest phones have minimized the so-called "notch" found in iPhones and other modern Android devices by cutting a hole for the camera into the screen.
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The White House, in response to reporters' questions, has only minimized the nature of the information, suggesting some of it could be easily found on the Internet.
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Yet, that risk is minimized by only guaranteeing a cash balance based on a conservative interest rate rather than some percentage tied to earnings of the employee.
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According to a test conducted by Trilogy, 43% of women reported that it minimized their stretch marks and 41% said it improved the color of their scars.
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With a "React" (on the right), videos are similar to reaction videos found on YouTube where your video is minimized into the corner of an existing one.
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"The Netanyahu family won the Israel branding championship and minimized the role of every other officer," read a column published last year in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
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Still, in an interview in Los Angeles last month, Dr. Rodchenkov minimized the rigor of WADA's scientific vetting process during the 10 years he headed Russia's lab.
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Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell has spoken positively about the Islamic Republic and minimized the threat Iran poses while criticizing those who seek to pressure the regime.
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We want these risks and tragedies to be minimized and cared for by the N.H.L. when and if they harm the players who made the sport great.
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In that vein,"Perpetrator Emasculation" is a rape revenge song, and I think a lot of women would say rape is minimized and misunderstood in our society.
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It's been sensationalized by news cycle obsessions and minimized in quality by nearly-universal corporate ownership that results in huge financial interests divorced from quality news reporting.
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"The use of glib and ironic language around such a serious issue minimized the experience of survivors," the steering committee of DSA-LA said in a statement.
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Sometimes these papers are taken online altogether, where with their minimized resources they can be mistaken for URL place holders or the output of Romanian troll farms.
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New research on Covid-19 in particular found that international travel restrictions in and out of China during December and January may not have ultimately minimized spread.
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She had gone undiagnosed for several years, despite my reaching out to her health care providers, who either minimized my concerns or weren't sure what to do.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) said Trump "minimized" the injuries the troops suffered after the Pentagon announced that dozens of U.S. troops suffered traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
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The campaign minimized the move, and it is true that a change in the political director position is not as dramatic as installing a new state leader.
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Mr. Morrison has minimized the connection between climate change and Australia's extreme environmental conditions, even as the country just completed its hottest and driest year on record.
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He bristled at attempts to bar military recruiting on campus, minimized the Iran-contra affair and dismissed a shantytown built on campus to protest South African apartheid.
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Jones said Hodges had convinced the young Mets that they could win if they minimized mistakes, and got players to accept platoon roles for the greater good.
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"It minimized the compromise of information," said Vigil, who wrote a book about his time at the DEA and is now an expert at The Cipher Brief.
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It minimized and justified inexcusable behavior and, more important, an indefensible point of view about 51 percent of the population by the most powerful man in the world.
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Hultèn's riff on the old Commodore stays true to the original's fundamental design, though the teeny little keyboard doesn't include character markers and the branding has been minimized.
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But the organization's official position appears to be that the threats can be managed and minimized due in part to Huawei's involvement centering on "non-core" network infrastructure.
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Then there was a 1967 paper — secretly funded by that same trade group — that blamed fat and cholesterol for causing heart disease, but minimized data showing sugar's risks.
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While Waymo has minimized and streamlined its sensors so they conform nicely with the vehicle's body, Apple's are perched on the vehicle's roof like an ugly cargo carrier.
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However, even if one were to build a more reasonable calculation that minimized the impact of Salat on the Saudi economy, the cost would still be immensely high.
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In a company test, a full beach-blonde balayage color session with The Blonde Wand minimized a typical two-and-a-half hour appointment to just 60 minutes.
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Save $55 on ROAV: The World's Thinnest Folding Sunglasses See Details Give the gift of relaxation: These low latency Bluetooth headphones offer outstanding sound quality with minimized lag.
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That said, the quick turnaround from the declaration of death to placement in one of Alcor's stainless steel dewars meant that decompositional damage to Hardy's brain was minimized.
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I started hearing lots of stories of women about having a hard time getting diagnosed and feeling like their symptoms were being minimized or dismissed by healthcare providers.
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The advent of object-oriented programming (OOP) minimized the "representational gap," allowing programmers to create software components that mapped to actual objects and concepts in the problem domain.
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I had heard that he may have been sick through some mutual friends, but I guess I had minimized it in my mind and hoped it wasn't true.
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In a rush to answer the request from Congress for the national intelligence estimate, analysts also minimized or overlooked evidence from other intelligence agencies that contradicted their view.
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But when Trump began his press conference by citing economic gains, it minimized the evil of Americans causing the deaths of other citizens over political differences, per Emerson.
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His work for Trump, however, on both the 2016 presidential campaign and for less than a month in the administration, are minimized in the descriptions to the judge.
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Local residents, including city and state lawmakers, have criticized arrangements that minimized the need for Amazon to obtain local approvals that would ordinarily be required of such projects.
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For three hours on a Sunday in December, the store cut off the music, dimmed some lights, minimized flashing electronic screens and created a quiet corner for customers.
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It strongly condemned the missile strike and threatened to disband the military communications that have minimized the risk of conflict between Russian and American forces operating in Syria.
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By forgoing an elite bachelor's degree program, I allowed my parents to continue to save for their own retirement and minimized the possibility of massive student loan debt.
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The memo reportedly points to Shulkin's "lies," including statements where he minimized the inspector general's report and made misleading statements about the matter to investigators and the media.
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The tweet was shared widely by Mr. Trump's supporters, who believe the words that Ms. Omar used to describe the attacks — "some people did something" — minimized the tragedy.
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They are intended to ensure that the public gets to weigh in on government decisions that impact the environment and that such impacts are minimized (though not eliminated).
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"We are following up this case to ensure that the infection was effectively treated with other options and the risk of any onward transmission is minimized," Hughes said.
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In addition, the Times learned, the Dutch removed or minimized criticisms of Boeing after pushback from a team of Americans that included the manufacturer and federal safety officials.
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The commission's "Internet of Things" Staff Report minimized the benefits of these new technologies for consumers – devoting only about six paragraphs to benefits in a 71-page document.
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His success in steering the President through the end of the Mueller investigation-- and his public comments that minimized the findings damaging to the president -- solidified Barr's standing.
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Others say he has minimized the connection between climate change and Australia's extreme environmental conditions — even as the country just completed its hottest and driest year on record.
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I remember my own depression, disbelief and dismay: feeling my throat tighten, furious and sad to watch this woman's account of her sexual harassment being minimized and dismissed.
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The Fed's regulatory remit involves prudential regulation and financial stability; that is, making sure bank balance sheets can withstand losses and, if they don't, that contagion is minimized.
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But when the average American feels looked down on, his interests minimized or ignored, he can not only become less generous, he can also sometimes become downright ugly.
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"Requirements for new policies and guidance should be minimized and a costly and time-intensive inventory update should also be left off the final bill," their letter said.
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Universal Studios submitted "Get Out" in the Globes' best comedy or musical category, kicking off an internet kerfuffle, with critics saying "comedy" minimized the film's critique of racism.
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Which, while it minimized their pageviews, which looked bad on paper to some investors and that's maybe why they had struggle raising money, but they were driving traffic.
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He has embraced his teammates—especially in best buds Neymar and Messi—minimized the bullshit on the pitch, and has gotten behind a team he seems to love.
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According to the DOE, cyber and physical threats are "minimized" at nuclear and coal plants because they can store months of fuel on site to survive a supply cut.
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He cited a letter that she had written to the court, which he said indicated that she minimized her responsibility and placed some of the blame on the student.
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The secret was coming up with organizational structures that minimized conflict and ensured that the interests most invested in a particular policy got to drive legislation in that area.
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But the impact to the broader index will likely be minimized, since they make up just a handful of the 1,000 stocks that are part of the Russell 1000.
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Apple has always preferred to take its time with new cellular technologies, allowing the standards to mature, battery-life impact to be minimized, and coverage to be more widespread.
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During the Oklahoma trial, lawyers for the state argued that J&J carried out a years-long marketing campaign that minimized the painkillers' addiction risks and promoted their benefits.
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And nothing says "new, updated logo for the future" like a sans-serif font and a logo that's been minimized down to the bare essence of where it began.
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Many of the negative aspects of life in the digital age could be avoided or minimized if there were more independent input during the design stages of new tech.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman said that the German government "strongly rejected" the equation of modern Germany with Nazi Germany, adding that such comparisons minimized the crimes of the Nazis.
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Meanwhile, Putin can be reassured that, once again, attempts by the outside world to tame or punish Russia for its misdeeds have failed, or at least have been minimized.
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While the potential consequences of this fuckup are extreme, they are likely minimized by the fact that attackers would need to individually target the households contained in the database.
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If such actions were taken, physical fitness levels among residents of these states would rise and each state's disproportionate burden on military readiness and public health could be minimized.
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First, there was Michael Cohen's false statement to Congress about the Trump Tower Moscow deal — which minimized the seriousness of the project, misrepresented its timeline, and downplayed Trump's involvement.
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But the design isn't just for aesthetics: it's all in service to that big screen and making sure that the compromises that come with a large display are minimized.
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It also might have a taller, thinner display with minimized bezels along with a rear fingerprint sensor, as the Motorola logo looks slightly raised and less like a decal.
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"I think it's important that Congress, on a bipartisan basis, work with the next administration looking forward to make sure that this kind of influence is minimized," he said.
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As for opinions that apply the law in specific cases, if their authors anticipated disclosure, they could write in a manner that minimized the entanglement of law and fact.
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But it was important for her to start off the film with the most disturbing interview possible, so that the audience wouldn't feel like the abuse was being minimized.
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The invasion of Iraq was supposed to turn the country into a democracy that minimized the external threat to the United States and potentially the rest of the world.
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The headset only came with two sensors, which minimized these capabilities and forced game developers to build titles that would constantly lead users to reorient themselves toward the sensors.
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There are many reasons for this, including a culture of silence that developed because survivors of sexual assault who previously raised their voices were minimized, questioned and not believed.
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Kelly also minimized reports of racist emails sent within the Ferguson, Mo., police department and, with other colleagues at Fox, sensationalized coverage of the fringe New Black Panther Party.
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First, it minimized the importance of social issues, both their inherent moral stakes and their role in shaping the ecology of everyday life, of work and family and community.
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It took a while to rewrite what I think of as my "trauma script," in which I minimized what happened, because I loved the people who had hurt me.
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Mr. Kimmel had the tricky job of doing a monologue that neither ignored Hollywood's biggest news nor minimized the abuse of women, many of whom were in the room.
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At the same time, by disclosing its invention to the state and allowing it to eventually go into the public domain, the risk of losing that knowledge is minimized.
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He did everything a cancer patient would have done to prevent a recurrence: He faithfully checked for the earliest signs of the disease returning, and minimized his risk factors.
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She devoted a significant chunk of her remarks at an Ohio rally to tearing into the GOP nominee, calling him a disastrous businessman who unfairly minimized his tax bill.
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"I realized that my appearance wasn't the thing that made me who I am, which minimized the importance I put on the spots on my face," Ms. Wait said.
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He also downplayed direct risks of Brexit on the United States and minimized the economic impact the ongoing trade rift with China has had on the economy thus far.
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While such political statements can be relevant to analysis (particularly in areas like racial discrimination), the court has always minimized such reliance in favor of more objective textual analysis.
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Now, Aaliyah's legacy is at risk of being minimized because her music is caught in limbo — save for the project tainted by Kelly's influence, tethering her to her abuser.
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Many of the groups, in turn, issued statements and guidelines that minimized the risk of long-term use of opioids to treat chronic pain, according to the Senate's report.
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But while Klassen minimized the impact of the fire on production, an economist told VICE News the stoppage at oil sands facilities could have a nation-wide economic impact.
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The restrictions on aiding the enemy that are constitutional in wartime provide the necessary flexibility, but since only Congress can declare war, the risk of a slippery slope is minimized.
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NASA and Lockheed Martin are working on a Low Boom Flight Demonstrator to show that the thundering sound that shadowed the Concorde—and prevented flights over land—can be minimized.
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One streamer on the night of the season 8 premiere paused his stream and minimized the channel every once in a while and swapped VPN locations to mask his connection.
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The green light followed decades of government indecision, but airlines including British Airways want the cost of a new runway to be minimized to keep a lid on their fares.
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Pictures can be enlarged, minimized and moved around on the screen, which was not possible looking at exposures in a linear fashion during the long epoch of the contact sheet.
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But, as Norman underscores throughout her book, women don't experience pain beyond what men do solely because they're women; they're simply more likely to have their pain ignored or minimized.
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With breakdowns and growing costs, the U.S. Navy's most expensive destroyer ever is likely to face added scrutiny by the incoming Trump administration and could see its future role minimized.
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The Defenders minimized Danny's impact by treating him more like a MacGuffin than a character and by openly letting his fellow heroes laugh at his ridiculous, out-of-place posturing.
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One of the most common complaints about online abuse is that even when it's taken seriously in the world of tech and gaming, its impact is minimized or misunderstood elsewhere.
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Minimized Negative Carry Risk: Prior to the purchase of 20153% of the RPI-CAOs (the availability period), transaction expenses will be higher than the income generated by the RPI payments.
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In America, these babies "receive care from hospitals willing to accommodate parents who want their children to live as long as possible -- with their suffering minimized, of course," she said.
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Not only has this inflamed passion and minimized the primacy of the public interest, it has corrupted the proper balance in how we define the public interest in immigration policy.
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The San Francisco Department of Technology announced last week that they had upgraded the firmware and "minimized" the threat of attacks like the ones Seeber and Bastille are warning of.
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"Instead of embracing the weighty moral, religious and political components of the story, Malick has alternately deflected and minimized them," the Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy wrote, describing it "desperately indulgent".
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"If the EPA had followed the advice of its own expert, many of the injuries to the people of Flint could have been avoided or minimized," Pitt said on Tuesday.
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Recently, the bombs that had been sent to his political enemies were particularly frustrating because they minimized his ability to control the news cycle by saying and tweeting outrageous things.
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I was able to achieve just the right masculine silhouette that minimized the appearance of my hips and made me feel more confident in jeans than I ever have before.
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They're fed up with having their perspectives minimized in a world they stand to inherit soon, and they're using the power of social media very effectively to make that clear.
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Trump has also minimized the payments, saying they were a "simple private transaction" and not a violation of campaign finance law and that any violation would be a civil infraction.
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In the wake of economic news that is far less good than we are seeing now, the Republicans minimized their losses, losing only 25 House seats and two Senate seats.
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And it's important that Apple doesn't stop at Flash; even if and when Flash is minimized, bad actors will just move onto the next popular plug-in to cause havoc.
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According to customer reviews, after four weeks of use, 87% of users reported smoother-looking skin, 100% said their skin-tone appeared brighter, and 90% said their wrinkles were minimized.
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I've also noticed that trivia is minimized to an extent if it's not intrinsic to the entry, though I personally enjoy trivia-based clues as long as they are interesting.
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Having someone who is a specialist helps give context to how climate change touches a lot of our business coverage, from insurance claims to companies pushing for minimized carbon emissions.
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And an Oklahoma court ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $572 million for using sales practices that minimized the known risks of opioid addiction, a decision the company plans to appeal.
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The edifice is monitored by dozens of sensors, crack detectors and lasers to pick up any first signs of instability, so that workers can be evacuated swiftly and damage minimized.
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He wholly expects that his opinion will be minimized, if not discarded altogether, so his anger is directed instead at West, whose whiteness grants them what little leverage they have.
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Other readers referenced the pain, and sometimes fear, the image evoked in them, or pushed back against those who minimized the insidious nature of blackface and other similarly degrading practices.
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No officials have spoken with particular forcefulness to reassure women that the health risk will be minimized and that they will not be forced to choose between sport and reproductive health.
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Jerry Brown denied her parole in 2016 and 2018, citing the horrific nature of the murders, Van Houten's eager participation and his belief that she minimized her role in the murders.
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The school&aposs student newspaper reported in 1994 that the university was investigating Magarelli after he allegedly made claims in class that sharply minimized the death toll from Nazi concentration camps.
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The researchers then minimized the amount of time that the transplant heart was disconnected from a blood supply by hooking the organs up to a mechanical lung system that provided nutrients.
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"Despite all my accomplishments — and my age is also an accomplishment — I felt minimized," she recalled in a recent interview in her elegantly appointed apartment in a fashionable neighborhood of Jerusalem.
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" Jeff took a few days, and decided "the best way to think about it was to project my life forward to age 80" and make the decision that "minimized my regrets.
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It was a far cry from the 1991 hearing on Anita Hill's sexual harassment allegations against Clarence Thomas, when male senators spoke to Hill condescendingly and minimized the experiences she reported.
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No wonder Trump's a nightmare for many conservatives right now: His followers who talk of violent uprisings surrounding the election merely expose the long-minimized subversive core of the Republican Party.
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Gun rights groups argued that ownership restrictions would be ineffective, saying future incidents could be averted or the harm from them minimized by letting teachers carry guns and fortifying classroom doors.
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For far too long, boys and men who have been sexually abused or assaulted have been overlooked, neglected, minimized or stigmatized by society and, at times, by the health care community.
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Former party spokeswoman Maria Cardona said on CNN that Wasserman Schultz's statement is just the starting point and that her role could be minimized further to avoid an awkward scene. Rep.
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Being used to people putting iPhones close to his face to take selfies helped too because "it really minimized any self-consciousness about the process of making a film", he said.
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Plouffe reports that CSE discovered on its own that Canadians' metadata—information about their online communications, but not their contents—was not being "minimized" properly before being sent to its partners.
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While the potential Russian deal was still on the table, Trump was speaking positively about working with Russian President Vladimir Putin and also minimized Russia's aggressive military moves around the world.
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Drillisch has tapped banks for extra credit and minimized dividend payments to fund commitments to build out a network that can reach half of German households, as required by the regulator.
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The Times article detailed several ways the Trump family minimized the estate-tax bill of the president's parents, such as undervaluing properties and establishing a "sham" company used to hide gifts.
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The security measures that law enforcement took minimized the total number of casualties, said Bruce McIndoe, president of iJet International, which performs as many as 400 hotel security audits each year.
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During closing arguments, Mr. Herskovic's lawyer, Israel Fried, said Mr. Patterson had minimized the amount of alcohol he had drunk before the beating and accused other witnesses of embellishing their accounts.
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CNN is reporting that audio recordings show that Minnesota Republican Congressman Jason Lewis repeatedly minimized and trivialized concerns about sexual harassment on a radio show he hosted from 2009 to 2014.
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During a seven-week non-jury trial, lawyers for Oklahoma argued that J&J carried out a years-long marketing campaign that minimized the addictive painkillers' risks and promoted their benefits.
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Cohen has expressed anger with the treatment he has gotten from the President, who has minimized his relationship with Cohen, and comments from the President's lawyer Rudy Giuliani, the source said.
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Ultimately, in order to quit her job and go out on her own, Perez minimized her living expenses, sold many of her things and utilized repayment flexibility on her federal loans.
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The quick turnaround, ICE officials said, minimized the chances that rubbernecks would post a video on Facebook, where, inevitably, it would be described as a checkpoint or a random traffic stop.
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The schedule minimized time back home for members, allowing them to largely avoid the contentious town hall meetings that helped sink their efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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What I find most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which I and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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But his previous statements on the matter consistently minimized the importance of the meeting with Natalia Veselnitskaya, and they painted an inconsistent picture, at best, of the contents of the meetings.
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In a 2016 Fox News opinion piece, he merely minimized Russian meddling in American political processes as a longstanding practice that should come as no surprise and was not especially significant.
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The Hebron decision came after a string of recent resolutions that ignored or minimized the Jewish connection to holy sites in the Old City of Jerusalem also located in contested territory.
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But the impact of cyberbullying is often minimized because of the notion that there is no physical threat — the bully is not there and targeted children could just avoid going online.
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Last year Trump even minimized the role white nationalists played in the violence in Charlottesville, saying there was "blame on both sides" and signaling a new era in mainstreaming white supremacy.
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The British heavyweight boxed at range, relied on his jab, and minimized the former champion&aposs punch output in their 12-round tactical battle at the Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia.
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Some U.S. officials believe the risk could be minimized if Coast Guard cutters, which carry less firepower and technically engage in law-enforcement missions, are used in certain cases rather than warships.
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By US law, when US citizens are on the other end of such conversations, their identities are "minimized": that is, their names removed and contents of their portion of the conversations obscured.
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But any semblance of the original video game franchise that may have once existed in this film seems to have been minimized to give the floor to the film's best-known star.
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Removing all the water from the cave system is likely not possible, but once levels are sufficiently low, the amount of time the boys will have to spend submerged will be minimized.
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"I heard Mr Bach's comment and it was very concerning because it certainly minimized what work goes into the preparation for such monumental event," Tom Virgets told Reuters by telephone on Monday.
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We're worried that they are too big, too visible, clogged, or going to get clogged if we use the wrong products; we want them to be small, tight, clear, and, evidently, minimized.
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I guarantee you that some of your favorites were created by people who tried their hardest to make sure that workplace conflict was minimized and everybody felt free to do their job.
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Beasley told the Independent that she believes her leave came as payback for those who stood up to Academy leaders against practices that minimized sexual assaults and penalized those who report them.
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While kids under the age of 17 had to receive parental consent to participate, the disclosure form analyzed by TechCrunch minimized the extent of what could be done with all that data.
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If most people saw their food as future exercise, as opposed to a number calories to be minimized, there is a good chance they would be less inclined to give into temptation.
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" Note: "Unmasked" in this context means that US persons who get swept up in legal surveillance reports are named, as opposed to having their identities concealed with descriptions like "[MINIMIZED US PERSON].
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Instead, officials expressed optimism that risk would be minimized by close cooperation among health agencies, mosquito control efforts and the Games' timing during Brazil's winter when mosquito-borne illnesses are less common.
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That Friday, all of the 155 JCPS schools operated on level three security, which meant that outside doors were closed at all times, hallway traffic was minimized, and outdoor activities were canceled.
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I find it to be a sheer travesty, a victimization of sorts, that his legacy and all stigmas he fought for could be so minimized by the account of his peaceful death.
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If everything is a "deep state" ploy -- as the President has suggested -- then the dangers presented by our real enemies, those nations that would like our secrets, are likely to be minimized.
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" Lewis agrees: "That risk is going to be seriously minimized by having that person go to the toilet in the last few hours, and after that you just gotta wash your hands.
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On a more fundamental level, the travel ban plan raised basic questions about the President's understanding of a crisis he has minimized, blamed on Democrats and predicted will just go away soon.
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There is no specific reference to Trump's border wall in the plan, but it does recommend human developments such as mines, dams, border infrastructure, urban development should be avoided, minimized, or mitigated.
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In recent public comments, he has emphasized the importance of building a friendly relationship with Mr. Putin and minimized the continuing dispute over Ukraine, blaming Russia's actions on former President Barack Obama.
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However, Pence's office and Azar's allies stressed that Azar's absence from the Thursday trip to Washington state was because of other commitments and that the health secretary's role has not been minimized.
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Because Zoom outlines the person speaking (or making noise), it became a helpful visual cue to let others know that someone was about to speak, which minimized people talking over one another.
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But the U.S. response to the threat has been catastrophically slow and inadequate, and the buck stops with Trump, who minimized the threat and discouraged action until just a few days ago.
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"The rising L.N.G. supply has put consumers of natural gas in the driver's seat, minimized the oil link and maximized competition," Edward L. Morse, global head of commodities research at Citigroup, said.
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Like a miracle household product sold on TV, "inappropriate" niftily performed multiple duties: It minimized the importance of what the president had done while scolding the intern for being up for it.
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At the same time, the gains made over the last few years may have inadvertently minimized, for some voters, how historic it would be for a woman to win the White House.
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James Murdoch has always seemed an odd fit in the News Corp media empire: the ecologically minded scion of a family whose centerpiece news outlets have minimized the effects of climate change.
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The North Korea crisis has minimized or at least obscured trade disputes and other problems between the United States and China, including China's territorial claims over most of the South China Sea.
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But he confirmed a central assertion of the article: that his department "was not adequately fulfilling its intended role" of scrutinizing experiments to make sure they minimized the animals' pain and suffering.
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For years the kingdom has protected its interests and minimized focus on issues like human rights and political oppression by using its wealth to deploy an array of high powered DC lobbyists.
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Big companies have typically worked out arrangements with the Dutch Finance Ministry under which they minimized their tax bills by funneling profits to offshore tax havens with little or no corporate taxes.
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With continuing research and developments in wearable technology, it seems very likely that the fertility-risk window can be narrowed so that the inconvenience of abstaining or using barrier methods is minimized.
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And maybe Facebook can even figure out a new way to integrate Instant Apps for Android or similar functionalities within Messenger that make possible executing small app functions within a minimized web view.
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Through the interactions of the qubits (which, in Rigetti's system, are electrical rather than magnetic), each pair of qubits sought to take on opposite values—their energy was minimized when they did so.
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During a seven-week bench trial, lawyers for the state of Oklahoma argued that J&J carried out a years-long marketing campaign that minimized the addictive painkillers' risks and promoted their benefits.
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The crisis was then exacerbated when officials from Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality ignored and minimized months of complaints from Flint residents about their water having an odor, being greatly discolored, and undrinkable.
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The heartbreak of miscarriage is something that often gets minimized and belittled; we are ill-practiced with the language required to console someone who has gone through it, once, twice, or many times.
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Tristan Thompson may be back to work but his playing time on the court has noticeably minimized amid the scandal he cheated on the mother of his newborn daughter and girlfriend Khloé Kardashian.
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Over the next several decades, there will be longform and wide discussions about who deserves what and who did what when and how that created or minimized the problems that we live within.
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" The thing that he finds "most ethically troubling about Mr. Allen's work at present is the extent to which [Scott] and so many of my colleagues have ignored or minimized its uglier aspects.
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PDVSA last year minimized exports of its lighter grade crudes, especially to the Caribbean, which since then have been used mainly to dilute its extra-heavy oil and convert it into exportable crude.
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A few wrote emotionally about their own late-term abortions, and said that Mr. Trump minimized the pain they felt in having to make one of the most difficult decisions in their lives.
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In any of these situations, the kind of gamesmanship that Ms. Bennett alluded to can be minimized, if not avoided, by limiting the personal contact and putting the selection process online, he said.
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A BBC investigation spoke to former Labour officials who said top party figures, including Corbyn's communications director Seumas Milne and general secretary Jennie Formby, had minimized complaints of anti-Semitism against party members.
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"If the leaders had stayed behind the level of brutality would have been minimized, but I think they want people to be beaten because they want to make a political statement," Mwangi said.
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Other prosecutors and defense lawyers have said that the problem could be minimized if the Division of Criminal Justice Services provided the criminal history reports in a single document on the online portal.
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Another version of the International Spy Museum may treat these facts as cornerstones to its narrative; instead, curators have minimized these details in favor of a high-production celebration of the security apparatus.
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Dr. Perdew believes that humans evolved a weaker AHR response as a way to find "a sweet spot," a compromise that minimized the damage of airborne pollutants without causing too many side effects.
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" At a press conference Wednesday following White's victory, he said he didn't think the charges would affect his legacy -- and while he has since apologized for doing so, he minimized them as "gossip.
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"We minimized the width of the tower on the river, on the lower levels," said Mr. Ingels, describing the west tower, which has a narrower base than top when seen from 11th Avenue.
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China needed to take a more nuanced approach to controlling the epidemic to ensure the economic impact is minimized, Ou Xiaoli of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) told a news briefing.
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China needed to take a more nuanced approach to controlling the epidemic to ensure the economic impact is minimized, Ou Xiaoli of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) told a news briefing.
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She said that Stone and his lawyers minimized the significance of his effort to frustrate congressional investigators as they sought to understand Russia's interference in the 2016 election, a grave national security challenge.
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With the effect turned up to maximum, I was suitably removed from my surroundings, the drone of the plane&aposs engines was minimized, and the background chatter inside a cafe was almost gone.
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Zimmer also acknowledged concerns about the slow pace of weapons procurement in Germany, and called for a more differentiated approach that minimized risk but did not insist on so-called "gold-plated" solutions.
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It's not that people of faith, when they are suffering, deny the heavenly hope; it's that in being reminded of this hope they don't want their grief minimized or the grieving process overlooked.
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The new deal does not make changes in the area of market access agreed on by the original 12 members and minimized the number of rule-related items that are frozen, he noted.
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The scale and duration of the shock to economic activity, while highly uncertain, will be large and sharp but should ultimately prove temporary, particularly if job losses and business failures can be minimized.
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It's important for men in particular to speak out about this, because it helps fight rape culture — a toxic status quo wherein the seriousness of sexual assault is minimized and victims are disbelieved.
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By the time Sam died in 1992, he had set up the company ownership in a way that minimized the estate taxes anyone on the receiving end of his will had to pay.
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Luckily, those detrimental effects can be minimized by adding five minutes of walking for every hour of sitting, according to a recent study published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity.
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Unless you keep your computer or phone in a pristine state, never modifying or updating or installing anything, a gradual slowing down is inevitable, even if it can be minimized to a certain degree.
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Their report exposed a scandal implicating several religious orders as well as evidence that the Chilean church hierarchy systematically covered up or minimized abuse, including pressuring church investigators to discredit those making abuse accusations.
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Spacey and Weinstein each minimized their own culpability, while failing to make clear that drinking alcohol or being gay or suffering from sex addiction doesn't automatically make someone a rapist, pedophile, or sexual harasser.
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People with ADHD typically don't function as well in a messy home (even though some of us can be disorganized AF), so keeping symptoms minimized could be as easy as picking up after yourself.
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It's a really ... and do have lots of venues to talk about it and the complaining/victimization of, "I don't get to talk," it's an important topic that is minimized by that, to me.
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However, Germany has opposed the introduction of the scheme, saying it does not want its depositors to be liable for bank payouts in other countries until financial risks have been minimized across the area.
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The bottom line is: The U.S. economy is doing well; inflation issues are incorrectly minimized; and the Fed can manipulate its balance sheet, but interest rate hikes are its only response to rising inflation.
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Mr. Stone wasn't being "evil" or purposefully misleading lawmakers when he minimized his efforts to obtain details about emails that Russian operatives stole from the Democratic Party during the 2016 presidential campaign, they contend.
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While the New York Democrat, who's running for the White House in 2020, characterized Trump's attacks on Omar as "dangerous" and "disgusting," she also seemed to suggest Omar had minimized the 85033/11 attacks.
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Friday's meeting, backed by the UK-based Waste and Resources Action Programme and the Pacific Asia Travel Association, will chew over with regional hospitality workers how food waste can be identified, managed and minimized.
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To accommodate this, Hall added more padding between the water and the body, which minimized a waterbed&aposs original advantages: reduced pressure on the body and the ability to control the bed&aposs temperature.
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That means that whatever recommendations Mueller -- and the congressional committees also investigating Russia's role in 2016 -- make to Trump about how to keep this from happening again are likely to be ignored or minimized.
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In response to the news of the methane emissions increase in Pennsylvania, EDF's Andrew Williams shamefully and preposterously minimized the problem of methane leaks from oil and gas operations to Public News Service-PA.
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The timer runs even when the game is minimized or paused — something to keep in mind if you're on the fence about trying to fix the game or refund it early in your experience.
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And as Lawrence Biemiller recently noted in an article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, there's even a push to place and design freshmen dormitories so that solitary time is minimized and interaction maximized.
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While the Moscow hotel was never built, Mr. Cohen's court filing suggested that Mr. Trump at best minimized his knowledge of the proposed venture, both as a candidate and once he had been elected.
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When Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky surfaced in 1998, conservatives attacked him as the symbol of a lost and immoral society, while liberals minimized his offenses and portrayed the young intern as a harlot.
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The Cleveland County District Court judge in Oklahoma agreed with state lawyers who claimed that Johnson & Johnson's lengthy marketing plan and tactics intentionally minimized the risks of using the addictive painkillers, BBC News reports.
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Background reading: After Australia's hottest and driest year on record, Mr. Morrison has minimized the connection between the wildfire crisis and climate change, and declined to make moves to curb the country's carbon emissions.
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" In a statement, VFW National Commander-in-Chief William "Doc" Schmitz said Trump "minimized these troops' injuries…The VFW expects an apology from the president to our servicemen and women for his misguided remarks.
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But, at a time when program expenses need to be minimized in a delicate balancing act, more costs may be offloaded onto Medicare by the United States Postal Service (USPS) through reckless congressional actions.
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But despite air so scary it may be causing brain damage in children, some central government officials have either resisted acknowledging the problem, which has persisted in India for years, or minimized its severity.
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Watching "Survivor" bungle Kim's complaints, well into the #MeToo era, was like watching a recurring nightmare: A woman is touched inappropriately, she speaks up about it, her concerns are minimized or paid lip service.
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Barnstorming Kendall is actually the Roy who displays the most empathetic reaction to the cruise ship scandal, saying "this is not okay," that it shouldn't be minimized, pushing for a full investigation and disavowal.
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But as many readers noted, what the story minimized was the fact that both households that are in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (known as SNAP) and those that are not make similar purchases.
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Yet the stretch rules, which allowed heirs virtually the rest of their lives to pay these taxes while continuing to get investment gains, minimized this tax burden by spreading it out for so long.
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While a stream of white doctors minimized her concerns, treated her like a type, and struggled to find answers to the issues she'd been having for over a year, this doctor changed the game.
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The minister also emphasizes that GDPR demands a privacy-by-default approach, and requires data collection to be minimized — saying Facebook will need to adapt all of its data processing operations in order to comply.
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When she was a child in Germany, Dr. Franziska Eckert's family minimized the role her grandparents played in World War II. Then her own investigation uncovered the likely truth – her grandfather was a mass murderer.
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Forthcoming Saudi oil aid should also free Egypt's hand to dedicate its replenished U.S. dollar reserves to repaying gas debts since purchases of oil on the open market will be minimized, one LNG trader said.
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"He kind of minimized our suffering here by saying that Katrina was a real disaster, sort of implying that this was not a real disaster because not many people have died here," Yulín Cruz said.
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There are neat little animations as websites are pulled up and minimized back into their bubbles, but the animations are pretty sluggish right now in a way that hampers your ability to use the browser.
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More than half a million couples have used Zola to manage their registry or guest list, and common problems in ecommerce, like holding inventory or dealing with returns, is significantly minimized due to Zola's model.
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Critics of the judge and the sentence said Turner&aposs short jail term underscored how law enforcement minimized sexual assault and highlighted how privileged defendants who can afford private attorneys often fare better in court.
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The utility has minimized the extent of the greenhouse gas impact of the leak, citing early California state data, saying the release represented less than 1 percent of the state's entire annual greenhouse gas emissions.
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The specific targeting of a religious group — on the same weekend the White House minimized the suffering of the Jewish people during the Third Reich's Final Solution — offended those who value our nation's religious liberties.
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Prosecutors previously alleged that the two social workers and two supervisors minimized the abuse Fernandez suffered, despite routine visits to his Los Angeles-area home and warnings from his teacher that he was in danger.
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While Guillermo acknowledged the necessity of examining track conditions to determine hazards that might exist there, she said race industry officials have publicly minimized the role that drugs play in causing fatal injuries to animals.
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I did my best to assure them that this could be minimized or eliminated by insisting on a nonmedical death, without the torment of heroic interventions to prolong life by a few hours or days.
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At Vassar, the "dialogue across differences" event represents a classic example of groupthink, where conflict is minimized, disagreement with consensus views is strongly discouraged, and where harmony is valued above accurate analysis and critical evaluation.
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Like most states, Texas gives municipal governments only limited leverage over fracking companies, and so local governments must rely on state regulators to ensure that the environmental, health and safety risks of fracking are minimized.
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The territory flew the British flag until it was agreed it needed its own flag, so the British flag was minimized to the upper left corner and a crest was added on the right side.
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"What's more, it was simply false; it didn't sync with what actually happened," and it minimized the roles of community organizers who first raised the alarm and who continue to deliver bottled water and mobilize.
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But as with many sepia-toned institutional heroes, the luster of his accomplishments has dimmed in retrospect, not least because he minimized the contributions of his Mongolian assistants in service of a queasy American imperialism.
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Charlotte Knobloch, president of Munich's Jewish community, had called out the AfD in her address, saying the party minimized the crimes of the Nazis and went against the democratic values of Germany's post-war constitution.
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The soft border was an important part of the Good Friday Agreement because it minimized the distinction between the UK and Ireland — and so appeased some of the republicans who resented the border's very existence.
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Jeffries also minimized the need for a formal House vote on the impeachment inquiry, calling it "cosmetic" and "procedural," noting that a majority of House members have already publicly announced their support for the inquiry.
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But it wasn't until seeing Hamilton in "Terminator: Dark Fate" that I realized just how much we've been deprived of the badass older woman whose experience isn't minimized or brushed off because of her age.
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Some significant obstacles have already been removed from the path of the lawmakers hammering out the spending package — which also minimized the risk of an impasse that could have led to a shutdown this weekend.
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There is the cost and the hassle of getting there and, not to be minimized, the appeal of a plush lounge chair in front of a flat-screen television that can be paused for bathroom breaks.
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When the book, "In Cold Blood," was published in 1966 to much acclaim, Mr. Capote repaid her help with a brief thank you on the dedication page and thereafter minimized her role in the book's creation.
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This may seem like a new development, but the Google walkout is steeped in a long history — both of women being minimized and discriminated against in tech, and of women asserting their power to force change.
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But if the scourge of under-eye puffery comes and goes, it's likely due to water retention (thanks to crying, hormonal changes, lack of sleep, and other temporary causes) and can be minimized far less invasively.
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"We have also switched to biodegradable plates in all our cafeterias, temporarily closed shower facilities in our gyms, and minimized the washing of utensils in our campuses by our cafeteria vendors," CTS said in a statement.
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In the past year, Google has minimized product updates to its consumer VR platform, while shuttering some groups focused on creative content production and refocusing efforts on enterprise and consumer products more heavily leveraging machine learning.
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When the phone is used as designed — that is, with a Moto Mod, the camera bump is minimized, reminding owners that they'd better buy a Moto Mod or their phone will have a massive camera bump.
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It makes your browser, email client, and security tools are more likely to spot when you're being phished, and it means the damage from any attack that does succeed will be minimized as much as possible.
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There's obviously been a lot of close consideration of Apple's flagship device during the design of Meizu's latest flagship, with the minimized antenna lines aiming to fix one of the biggest design downsides of the iPhone.
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If Moscow's myths are accepted and thus, if Russia's role in the war in eastern Ukraine or in Crimea's annexation is minimized, then this could raise a reassessment of current U.S. and international sanctions against Russia.
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In keeping with this ethos, Kennedy was acutely skeptical about the remote, centralized, bureaucratic social programs of the New Deal and the Great Society—on the grounds that they minimized, if they didn't preclude, citizen participation.
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Presumably, cryptocurrency fraud is prevented, or at least minimized, by multiple independent parties processing the same transaction in parallel; that is, by each party adding a new transaction to an existing set, or "block" of transactions.
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"By defeating ISIS and removing their caliphate from their control, we've now eliminated at least or minimized a particular threat not just to the United States, but to the whole stability in the region," he continued.
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Former party spokeswoman Maria Cardona said on CNN that Wasserman Schultz's statement is just the starting point, and that her role in Philadelphia could be minimized further to avoid an awkward scene at the convention. Rep.
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"By defeating ISIS and removing their caliphate from their control, we've now eliminated at least or minimized a particular threat not just to the United States, but to the whole stability in the region," he said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Friday he would "likely" receive a coronavirus test "fairly soon" even as he minimized the prospects of having contracted the virus from a Brazilian press aide who later tested positive.
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He cites examples of similarly "destabilizing technologies" in the 1960s and 1970s, when billions of dollars in frenzied spending on nuclear and chemical arms was unaccompanied by discussion of how the resulting dangers could be minimized.
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The obvious one is Taylor Swift, who despite being a Grammys darling, landed only one genre-category nomination for "Reputation" after the album's lead single, "Look What You Made Me Do," was similarly minimized last year.
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As one CHP source told us, even if there were mechanical problems with the car that caused the crash, a safety harness could have prevented or minimized the serious back injuries Kevin and the driver suffered.
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"I saw an asset which was misunderstood, underappreciated and I saw a discussion going on about how to transition to its close so that the impact on the town was minimized — I was shocked," Gupta said.
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Under the new name, the account minimized references to its political allegiances, swapped out a photograph of Mr. Johnson from its cover, and used a white check mark in a magenta circle as a profile picture.
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By contrast, if powerful institutions can assuage women's fear — if they believe they are safe, or that, at the very least, their assaulters will be punished — then the psychological effects of sexual violence can be minimized.
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In the contest's final hours, Sanders has minimized his own criticism of the party, pitching his campaign as a chance for the state to get things right and pick an electable candidate who will supercharge voter enthusiasm.
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That could signal a major policy change as, for now, cooperation is largely limited to coordinating to ensure that the two countries' air forces operate safely and that the risk of accidental confrontation or collision is minimized.
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MORE REUTERS COMMENTARY Alex Lazar: Aung San Suu Kyi's free press dilemma Peter Apps: Understanding Kim Jong Un's nuclear game plan Meanwhile, Trump, his party, and major conservative media figures minimized the threat of these homegrown radicals.
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It has minimized its tax burden by capitalizing on loopholes and tax shelters, as well as faced allegations of horrific working conditions in its Chinese supply chain (though it has reportedly made progress on the latter issue).
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Thankfully, the arrival of fingerprint sensors and face scanning has minimized the chances of this happening, but biometric security can go wrong, and passwords can get forgotten—particularly if you don't use them for a long time.
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" The administration said companies and other organizations that use consumer data should be transparent about how they use personal information, individuals should be able to exercise control over personal information and data use "should be reasonably minimized.
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Their success is in part due to the fact that the entangled photon shot to the orbiting satellite passed through a vacuum of space, which vastly minimized the probability that the photon would be disturbed in transit.
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Though we don't work together on the weekend, Ngo recommends that I take spin classes every Saturday and Sunday explaining that it was a great way to get a work out that minimized the risk of injury.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) inspector general is pushing back on a legal opinion from EPA lawyers that minimized their responsibility to comply with investigations, the latest tit-for-tat between the agency and its internal watchdog.
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Once a rule has been promulgated and (ideally) the small businesses burden has been minimized, the government must have the resources to educate time-crunched small business owners on new rules and give compliance assistance as needed.
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China's integration into a complex web of global supply chains notably happened at the same time as tariffs were minimized or eliminated, allowing Western consumer goods to be manufactured using less-expensive Chinese and other Asian labor.
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He says applying that approach earlier in his career — at HighTower Advisors and Merrill Lynch — helped him steer clear of the tech bubble and minimized the damage he suffered in the Global Financial Crisis in 2007-08.
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But union officials said the program was revised in 2008 in a way that has minimized general base pay in lieu of bonuses that are less predictable and have failed to keep pace with rising living expenses.
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Abroad, Mr. Trump has weakened NATO, given Russia an increasingly free hand in Syria, minimized sanctions against Russian actors, questioned America's commitment to protecting Eastern Europe from Russian aggression and defended Mr. Putin on the world stage.
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The president, a far-right army captain, was roundly criticized for making that argument in a televised address to the nation on Tuesday night in which he minimized the likely impact of the "little flu" in Brazil.
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The DeltaWing concept minimized aerodynamic drag — and with it fuel consumption — allowing the car to go faster, while the application of ground effects (the airflow under the vehicle that creates suction) would keep it planted while cornering.
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Still, while Iowa is a marquee state for candidates hoping to generate momentum, Biden minimized its impact, pointing out that it awards a tiny share of the overall number of delegates required to win the Democratic nomination.
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I set up automatic deposits into my high-yield savings account, and I&aposve minimized my fixed costs by living in a low-cost-of-living area while maximizing my income by working online as a freelancer.
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It was aimed largely at foreign companies with major operations in the United States, some of which had for years minimized their United States tax bills by shifting money between American subsidiaries and their foreign parent companies.
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Cash transfers between China's provinces had also been suspended, which the State Council claimed had minimized the movement of personnel and reduced the risk of transmitting the new strain of coronavirus — formally named COVID-19 — during transit.
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Another large group of physicians — including some strong supporters of the guidelines as written — recently published a journal article calling involuntary tapers a "large-scale humanitarian issue" and demanding that they be prohibited or at least minimized.
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My seat was assigned in the perfect section of the open floor plan to watch a minimized window of BoJack Horseman, an animated series about a humanoid horse navigating society as a former celebrity, at my desk.
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If you, like I, are annoyed by waste of space in an app of this type, you can switch to a minimized layout under "Other Options" which will remove some necessary blank space in the app's default view.
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Japan's foreign ministry said Abe is expected to ask May to maintain transparency and predictability regarding Brexit so that any impact on corporate activity will be minimized - echoing concerns Abe expressed in April about a Brexit cliff-edge.
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He minimized the highly off-putting and bully-like interjections and heeded the directives of debate moderator, Chris Wallace, significantly better than he has for any other moderator, or even any interviewer that struck him as remotely adversarial.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Sunday minimized tensions with his boss, President Donald Trump, and brushed aside comments from an influential lawmaker, who compared Trump's undermining of his top diplomat to a public castration.
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"Prominent Republicans, including multiple Members of Congress and the chairwoman of the Republican Party have seen their Twitter presences temporarily minimized in recent months, due to what you have claimed was a mistake in the algorithm," he continued.
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"Prominent Republicans, including multiple members of Congress and the chairwoman of the Republican Party, have seen their Twitter presences temporarily minimized in recent months, due to what you have claimed was a mistake in the algorithm," he continued.
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" He also said, "We need grown-ups in Washington to say marijuana is not the kind of thing that ought to be legalized, it ought not to be minimized, that it is in fact a very real danger.
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May, as the first prime minister after the 2016 Brexit referendum, could have minimized those difficulties by exposing that lie, and by seeking a Brexit that kept Britain's economy close to Europe's while honoring the decision to leave.
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On the witness stand, Special Operator Scott minimized the stabbing, saying the chief had stabbed the captive only once, that there was no blood coming from the wound afterward and that the stab wound was not life-threatening.
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As part of the sugar industry campaign, Mr. Hickson secretly paid two influential Harvard scientists to publish a major review paper in 19703 that minimized the link between sugar and heart health and shifted blame to saturated fat.
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The statement said that construction and operation of the $5.0-$5.5 billion pipe would cause some adverse environmental effects but noted those impacts could be minimized or avoided if the company followed its own and FERC staff's recommendations.
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The need for offensive production was minimized by three takeaways — one run back for a touchdown — generated by Kansas City, which also scored two points off the return of a blocked extra point attempt following Oakland's only touchdown.
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Sick passengers caused 2000,2112 significant delays on weekdays in October, transit records show — a new problem nearly every 0000 minutes that might have been minimized if a transit worker not on the train had been available to help.
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Tech investor and diversity advocate Freada Kapor Klein said she worries that if the bill passes, women who are placed on boards might be considered "diversity hires" or "quota hires" and that their real contributions could be minimized.
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But when it comes to airport security, the United States lags behind countries like Turkey, where stringent security inside and outside the main terminal minimized the number of deaths during last month's strike at Istanbul Ataturk Airport, he said.
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Last week, Cohen also admitted lying to Congress in 2017 by making a statement that minimized Trump's involvement in an aborted real estate project in Russia and by claiming efforts for that project ended months earlier than they did.
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Industry officials continue to seek assurances from the Census Bureau and the Commerce Department that the question's impact on the quality of Census data will be minimized, according to the sources, who described the meetings on condition of anonymity.
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This has meant that even when she has lost to Sanders, she has minimized the deficit in delegates — as happened in Wisconsin last week when she lost by 13 points but only collected 10 fewer delegates than her rival.
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During a seven-week, non-jury trial that began in May, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter sought to establish that J&J carried out a years-long marketing campaign that minimized the addictive painkillers' risks while promoting their benefits.
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You might also consider limit the amount of of personal data you put in social media accounts, so that if someone does break in—or if an advertisers or app accesses it—you've minimized the amount they can grab.
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"As long as a child is wearing a helmet, the risk of serious head injury is minimized significantly," said Penelope Hsu, a pediatrician with emergency room experience who now works in the Park Slope Brooklyn office of One Medical.
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"Women are constantly having their lived experiences and traumas minimized on social media because hate speech is 'just a joke' or 'harmless trolling,'" McDermott says of the social media landscape today, one borne out by what's happening to O'Brien.
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By Sunday afternoon, the bomb squad was struggling to find a way to open the device that minimized the risk of an explosion, a law enforcement official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss the continuing investigation.
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"This will ensure rates distortion on the FX market are considerably minimized, serving to improve and maintain the credibility of the Nigerian FX market," FMDQ said in the email seen on Thursday, adding that the move would start immediately.
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"For me, the best way to think about it was to project myself forward to age 80 and say, 'Look, when I'm 1003 years old, I want to have minimized the number of regrets that I have,'" he said.
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A better alternative is the circular economy model, where waste is minimized by planning in advance how materials can be reused and recycled at a product's end of life rather than trying to figure that out after the fact.
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William Barr, Trump's compliant Attorney General, got a jump on the process when he preëmpted the public release of the report by providing a misleading summary, which minimized the special counsel's findings on Russian interference in the 2016 campaign.
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We presented people with hypothetical situations that forced them to choose between "self-protective" autonomous cars that protected their passengers at all costs, and "utilitarian" autonomous cars that impartially minimized overall casualties, even if it meant harming their passengers.
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In 2011, she was raped while still a student at Oxford and was met with resistance and disbelief when she reported her attack—local police minimized her experience, saying it was a case of "sexual regret," not a crime.
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Nor was France, Germany's closest European partner, which has minimized its commitment to take in refugees due to security fears since last November's Islamist attacks in Paris but also to the rise of far-right anti-immigration leader Marine Le Pen.
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His comment in 2014 that ISIS was a "JV" team will haunt his legacy, and his frequent comment that ISIS is not an "existential threat to us" -- though perhaps factually correct -- plays into critiques that he has minimized the group's reach.
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The charge against Assange of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion minimized concerns that freedom of the press would be undermined and made it more difficult for him to argue that his free speech rights were at stake, some legal experts said.
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The problem is further exacerbated by the American health care system's history of disparate treatment of black women, whose health struggles have been systemically minimized or dismissed, funneling them into medical facilities that are less equipped to handle their pregnancies.
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Another new feature, added initially to Line's iOS app, with an Android release date still tbc, is the ability to display a minimized video or YouTube player from within the Line app — to, as Line puts it, "enjoy videos while chatting".
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Hutchins is the researcher who dramatically minimized the impact of the global WannaCry worm by finding what some called a killswitch and creating a sinkhole that neutralized most WannaCry attacks, only to get busted by the FBI a few months later.
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Blatant defiance from the Trump administration on all fronts could spur years of litigation in the courts, battles that could be drawn out far beyond the lifespan of the Trump presidency and lead to the investigations being minimized if not forgotten.
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In his closing argument, state lawyer Brad Beckworth said J&J knew opioids were harmful, yet minimized the risk of addiction in their marketing, resulting in a surge in overdose deaths as doctors overprescribed the drugs and they flooded the state.
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Lohani said the world's fourth-biggest rail network was trying to make it easier for all levels of employees to approach top officials via WhatsApp or other media so that grievances can be addressed immediately and human error can be minimized.
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For years, the league has deflected criticism from former players and medical professionals by citing a series of reports authored by its own committee that minimized the correlation between concussions sustained on the field and severe brain injuries later in life.
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While it can cause a slowing down of speeds in the short term (while your device gets used to where each site is again), over the longer term it can mean faster browsing because out-of-date entries are minimized.
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"Financial risks from climate change will be minimized if there is an orderly market transition to a low-carbon world, but the window for an orderly transition is finite and closing," the central bank said in a policy proposal document.
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As these technologies continue to advance, the importance of the wage differential between workers in the United States and those in emerging market economies, which have taken over much of global manufacturing in the past two decades, will be minimized.
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Although the outcomes of previous investigations and prosecutions should not be minimized, the CICIG and Guatemalan prosecutors' major success was uncovering wide-scale corruption within several state institutions in 22019, including a multimillion-dollar scheme operating out of the customs authority.
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And while, of course, the myriad of other implicit and explicit biases in the world of financing for early-stage companies cannot be minimized, at least in part, some of the gender discrepancy in financing is within our own control.
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The term "gluten-free" has been minimized on the packaging to avoid turning off some shoppers, and the brothers insist to grocery operators that Banza belongs not in the health food section but beside Barilla and Ronzoni in the pasta aisle.
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Brad Beckworth, a lawyer for the state, in his closing argument said J&J knew opioids were harmful, yet minimized their risk of addiction, resulting in a surge in overdose deaths as doctors overprescribed the drugs and they flooded the state.
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Brad Beckworth, a lawyer for the state, said J&J knew opioids were harmful, yet minimized the risk of addiction in their marketing, resulting in a surge in overdose deaths as doctors overprescribed the drugs and they flooded the state.
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His concern is partly with reclaiming "our time," of course, in the sense of an African American artist reclaiming and re-valorizing the artworks made by black people and long present in Western art while minimized in its art history.
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Emotion-driven reactions, such as a reflexive defense of or attacks on the institution of policing are minimized with the normal healing that distance in time provides, and opens the door for a real dialogue on the issue of policing reform.
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Visitors are guided through the exhibition by a chat bot viewed on their smartphones, a technology that minimized the need for exhibit descriptions, but that has the unintended disadvantage of limiting the visitor's feeling of being transported into the past.
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Beyond the potential pitfall of not getting exactly what you thought you were buying online, a problem that is minimized when you can assess the product in person, the lack of tactile interaction may reduce our connection to the object.
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But Chief Meidl, a 23-year veteran of the Spokane force who became chief last year, said "fears were minimized" when officers saw that the program was in fact a collaboration with the Justice Department, not a heavy-handed intervention.
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On Air Force One on Tuesday night on the way back from a rally in West Virginia, Mr. Trump repeatedly minimized the news, telling aides that the legal developments were not about him, but about Mr. Manafort and Mr. Cohen.
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As the perceived value of recorded music has dropped nearly to zero, people have been willing to pay more and more each year for live concerts — where the music is the main thing in the room, where distractions are minimized.
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Thanks to all the powerful learning we've done as a species, we have minimized the regular interaction not just with parasites but even with friendly bacteria and parasites that helped to teach and hone the immune system — that "trained" it.
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The more viable and practical screening and treatment access points we put in place, the higher the likelihood of minimized chaos, crowded waiting lines, and an expedited return the social freedoms that we all took for granted will become possible again.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday minimized the severity of head injuries sustained by US troops during the Iranian missile strikes on two Iraqi air bases as he was pressed on why he'd claimed no troops had been injured in the attacks.
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The neo-Classical opulence and gilt of the Louis XVI look was giving way to a slightly subdued version of itself — carvings on wooden furniture became less intricate, cotton was favored over silk, and the use of gold leaf was minimized.
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Should the government guarantee investment, the company could attempt construction with minimized risk, and if that fails, head home while casting Canada's politicians as an inept scapegoat (and potentially setting up a multi-billion-dollar lawsuit against Canada under Nafta).
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So it came as something of a surprise when both Collins and Cespedes minimized the episode after the game and even expressed some mild disagreement about whether Cespedes would be back in the Mets' lineup for the series finale on Sunday.
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"As we review the FAA's proposal, we will be guided by the principle, recognized by the FAA's own Aviation Rulemaking Committee in 2017, that Remote Identification will not be successful if the burdens and costs to drone operators are not minimized."
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Now Barr is legal adviser to a president who has bragged about lying to international counterparts and refused to disclose his tax returns and economic circumstances so that potential conflicts of interest might be minimized and the foreign emoluments clause observed.
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Early histories of the Bauhaus, filtered through West Germany, where the first Bauhaus archive was founded, and the United States, where several of the key instructors lived after the school closed down, minimized the influence of socialism on the school.
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Pepsi's incredibly tone-deaf ad, which minimized the urgency of the Black Lives Matter movement, diminishing it as a happy peaceful gathering where people are most interested in drinking soda, is an example of how not to connect brands with politics.
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Related: Michigan Just Pressed the First Charges Linked to the Flint Water Crisis "If the EPA had followed the advice of its own expert, many of the injuries to the people of Flint could have been avoided or minimized," Pitt said.
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It's imperative that no one feel minimized in their feelings or their responses to loss, but it's just as important that the world at large is made more aware of the frequency with which miscarriages happen and how they can change people forever.
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"We thought body odor disgust might be related to authoritarian ideological attitudes, because inter-group contact and social change is minimized in authoritarian societies, which might make disgust-sensitive individuals feel that those societies are more 'safe' from contamination," Olofsson told Gizmodo.
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"We need grown-ups in charge in Washington to say marijuana is not the kind of thing that ought to be legalized, it ought not to be minimized, that it's in fact a very real danger," he said as a senator in 2016.
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At a hearing last week before the finance committee, Price minimized the impact he would have on changing the healthcare insurance system if he is confirmed, saying it would be his task to carry out the will of Congress, expressed in legislation.
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Irwin Redlener, director of Columbia University's National Center for Disaster Preparedness, told BuzzFeed News that if the measures the government laid out on Thursday had been in place last year, it could have minimized the disaster that followed Hurricane Maria to some extent.
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Several voters in Scott's district challenged the redistricting plan, approved by the Republican-led legislature in 2012, saying it minimized minority voting power in violation of the federal Voting Rights Act and the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of equal protection under the law.
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Total did not buy Urals cargoes in the Baltic for June in spot tenders and minimized its term seaborne purchases after a fire at a distillation column at the 230,000 barrels per day (bpd) Leuna refinery on May 9.53 during a planned turnaround.
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When academics want to conduct any sort of research on humans, their research plans must first be scrutinized by an ethics body to ensure that the research won't harm the participants involved – or, if risks are inevitable, that they're at least minimized.
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"Some doctors and pill advocates, including Gregory Pincus [one of the researchers who invented the Pill], made light of the side effects and minimized the dangers, insisting that the vast majority of women on the pill had no serious problems," May writes.
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CUE TOM PETTY'S 'WON'T BACK DOWN': The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) inspector general is pushing back on a legal opinion from EPA lawyers that minimized their responsibility to comply with investigations, the latest tit-for-tat between the agency and its internal watchdog.
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Historically, Republicans have benefited in these off-year Virginia gubernatorial elections from a significant decline in turnout among strongly Democratic African-American and younger voters, producing an older, whiter and more conservative electorate; one reason McAuliffe won is he minimized that fall-off.
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The studies used in the review were handpicked by the sugar group, and the article, which was published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, minimized the link between sugar and heart health and cast aspersions on the role of saturated fat.
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With any energy devices used on the skin, there's always some sort of risk, and new treatments like the plasma fibroblast pen need to be studied, and researched, and used by those that are experienced to make sure the risks are minimized.
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Last month, the president minimized the effects of climate change when asked about the damage caused by recent hurricanes across the eastern U.S. "Weather has been a factor and yet, they say worst hurricanes were 50 years ago," he said last month.
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NASA's VIPER lunar rover will hunt water on the Moon in 2022 It's an evolution of a design that emerged in studies surrounding the VIPER mission that was intended to "minimized cost and schedule" and just get the rover to the surface safely.
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Executives are mostly minimizing the prospect of the world's two largest economies failing to reach agreement or that the shutdown could persist and materially dent business activity, much as they minimized the chance of a shutdown even happening right before it began.
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And I do mean short-term: At every stage, Donald Trump minimized the threat and blocked helpful action because he wanted to look good for the next news cycle or two, ignoring and intimidating anyone who tried to give him good advice.
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And I do mean short-term: At every stage, Donald Trump minimized the threat and blocked helpful action because he wanted to look good for the next news cycle or two, ignoring and intimidating anyone who tried to give him good advice.
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The latter plot is minimized in service of the former, and while the intent is clear — the Lodges' treachery becomes even more absurd by contrast with the Meyers' actual trouble — in execution, it just feels like the second story is being sidelined.
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Archbishop Scicluna and Monsignor Bertomeu have already put together a 2,300-page report that said the Chilean church hierarchy had systematically covered up or minimized abuse cases, destroyed evidence, pressured church investigators to discredit accusers and shown "grave negligence" in protecting children.
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According to the documentary, Rodriguez failed to do enough follow-up on Gabriel to safely remove him from the home; she and the three other social workers on the case faced criminal charges alleging that they had minimized evidence of Gabriel's abuse.
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The temptation to get in a car and drive is minimized by footbridges and elevators that provide easier access to walking routes and affordable taxis and public transportation: A ride on the clean, air-conditioned metro starts at just 20143 US cents.
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The company first minimized the issue, claiming that only a minority of users experienced malfunctions (while nearly every gadget review site said it failed after a week), then failed to implement a long-term plan, while continuing to ship out shoddy bands.
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In televised comments at a meeting of the Ukrainian Security Council, Mr. Poroshenko minimized the damage that halting trade would do to the separatist regions, saying that far greater economic harm would befall Ukraine, which was losing an important source of cheap fuel.
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"I don't want to get too much into the details, but these were intelligence reports, and it brings up a lot of concern about whether things were properly minimized or not," said Mr. Nunes, who said the surveillance was not related to Russia.
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For the first time, as they shudder watching the reputations and livelihoods of so many high-profile men disappear in a blink, many men are paying close attention to women's stories of being manhandled and minimized, out of self-preservation if not sympathy.
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