In the mobilizing model, you may be involving people in very large numbers, but the limitation of the mobilizing approach is that you're only talking to people who agree with you already.
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Were they mobilizing pressure and building a more open society?
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Bernie Sanders, is also now mobilizing amid rising war fever.
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Adversaries mobilize As the West reels, its adversaries are mobilizing.
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His main themes were dedicated to mobilizing ugly racial sentiments.
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We've done a good job of mobilizing against the FCC.
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There are many examples in history of societies mobilizing rapidly.
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Armed fighters were mobilizing at the end of the street.
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The memo thus recommended mobilizing establishment Republican and independent voters.
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The president plays an essential role in mobilizing the public.
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Engage by becoming citizens and mobilizing others to get involved.
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Conservative and liberal groups are mobilizing for a confirmation fight.
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READ: The Sunrise Movement is mobilizing to stop Joe Biden.
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We are doing the best we can, mobilizing America's resources.
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He says he's now mobilizing aid efforts in Puerto Rico.
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It is not Mr. Trump alone mobilizing Democrats down ballot.
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"Mass mobilizing is key here, strength in numbers," Shaw said.
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Then you move to the difference between mobilizing and organizing.
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You have to invest in registering, connecting and mobilizing voters.
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Mobilizing the base requires exploiting the country's deep political division.
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"You saw people mobilizing and coming together," Ms. Prodan said.
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They're afraid of us mobilizing 300 people in 15 minutes.
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"This is the power of young people mobilizing," she said.
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This Tuesday, August 15, people are mobilizing to protect DREAMers.
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Trump would not win by mobilizing an unprecedented coalition of Republicans.
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Now we are mobilizing and we are coming for their seats.
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There is little sign of the health industry mobilizing in panic.
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The next successful presidential campaign should focus on mobilizing these voters.
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Mobilizing early voters is thus an increasingly important aspect of campaigning.
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Though new to politics, Kyagulanyi has succeeded in mobilizing youth discontent.
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President Trump signs a disaster declaration for Texas, mobilizing FEMA's resources.
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It says it's mobilizing the National Guard because there's a threat.
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It undercuts the mobilizing excitement of electing a truly transcendental leader.
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Private equity funds have been mobilizing to hunt for favorable deals.
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In Harris County, though, authorities are having issues mobilizing those resources.
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They've just never been this aggressive, this mobilizing, and this prolific.
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Rescuers are still searching for victims, and relief groups are mobilizing.
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Islam's mobilizing power attracted Communist activists in the 21965s and 203s.
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Two years ago, Lipinski won by mobilizing the Chicago political machine.
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"We're mobilizing all of them right now," he said this week.
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Unsurprisingly, Venezuela is quietly mobilizing its regional allies to defeat him.
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We are rightly mobilizing billions of dollars to combat COVID-19.
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They&aposre afraid of us mobilizing 25 people in 24 minutes.
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Clear goals and a plan provide the basis for mobilizing action.
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Make your Facebook groups, make your circles of friends and start mobilizing.
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Advocacy groups say they're mobilizing beginning Sunday in anticipation of the operation.
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Environmental activists also began mobilizing this year around a Green New Deal.
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During the coup attempt, some listeners found the calls inspiring and mobilizing.
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Mobilizing the grassroots seems to matter more than reaching out to moderates.
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Now is the moment to continue mobilizing and not give up hope.
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And they are not the only Puerto Ricans on the mainland mobilizing.
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And mobilizing more Democratic voters is the key to the 2020 election.
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That's why many of the region's leading voices are mobilizing this week.
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But there are forces mobilizing in opposition to this potentially devastating repeal.
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The Department is not considering mobilizing the National Guard for immigration enforcement.
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In Washington, the world's pre-eminent military power is mobilizing to respond.
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The 2016 election has seen Latinos themselves mobilizing and making demands throughout.
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He then flew to Spain, where he has been mobilizing opposition supporters.
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And Democrats in Congress are mobilizing to draw attention to the attacks.
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He would disrupt the two-party system by mobilizing an angry minority.
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They could help Espy in mobilizing voters and in fundraising, everybody agreed.
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CDFIs are mobilizing and ready to help small business owners like Alicia.
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And I'll do it by mobilizing, rather than polarizing the American people.
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In Bangladesh, they'll be mobilizing communities who live near polluting coal plants.
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That happens by reaching out and mobilizing millions and millions of people.
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But Doha could prevent any funding squeeze by mobilizing its foreign assets.
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But some immigration advocates are already mobilizing against Tillis and Lankford's measure.
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Advocacy groups say they're mobilizing beginning Sunday in anticipation of an upcoming operation.
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Schooled by their own fate, they're organizing and mobilizing outside of the Beltway.
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Democrats in Congress are mobilizing to combat the FCC using a CRA bill.
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People, young and old, are mobilizing to help the families of the victims.
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"We are mobilizing every resource we have to protect human lives," they added.
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Scientists are mobilizing and organizing en masse, planning marches and running for office.
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Asian-Americans still face issues in mobilizing voters and making gains in Congress.
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Some 6,000 miles away, the Israeli military was mobilizing for an aerial offensive.
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For Klimburg, it's a matter of mobilizing concern now before it's too late.
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"We are mobilizing additional inventory to the region as we speak," Hunter said.
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Of course, this is all about convincing and mobilizing Republicans and only Republicans.
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The campaign will focus on educating and mobilizing voters outside the D.C.-area.
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The AFA was mobilizing, very publicly, and with a deliberate agenda in view.
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Ppl mobilizing against Trump's Muslim ban Thousands keep pouring into JFK Terminal 4!
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Americans don't seem particularly afraid of expressing themselves, or of mobilizing for action.
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But there is also this: communities mobilizing tech and goodwill to help elders.
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Permission to feel angry and disgusted with our actions is reassuring and mobilizing.
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And the other key feature is mobilizing the inventiveness to alter these circumstances.
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His grad student cohort talked about mobilizing against war in the Persian Gulf.
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The age-old strategy of "samizdat," clandestine self-publishing, is mobilizing once again.
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Voters are mobilizing in congressional districts throughout the country in the coming days.
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We now need to take to the real and virtual streets, mobilizing America.
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The truth is that Sanders is mobilizing an extensive network across the country.
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State health authorities are mobilizing doctors and nurses to work in treatment centers.
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The campaign is focused on educating and mobilizing voters outside the D.C.-area.
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And instead, in March, we're mobilizing to get things in place for May.
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Trump's attempts at racist demagogy often end up mobilizing public opinion against him.
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So now, supporters of congestion pricing are mobilizing in ways they haven't before.
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Maximum pressure against North Korea's nuclear program requires mobilizing the widest possible support.
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This has more to do with mobilizing self-love in the setting of shame.
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NARAL Pro-Choice America has also spent some of the summer mobilizing their ranks.
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Two community organizers, the Media Mobilizing Project in Philadelphia and MediaJustice in Oakland, Calif.
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"There are hundreds of thousands of people mobilizing to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline."
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Rebel sources say they have been mobilizing in Turkey, ready to cross into Jarablus.
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Sadr has shown his ability in mobilizing hundreds of thousands of people in Baghdad.
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We are mobilizing our communities and registering as many eligible Latino voters as possible.
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Sanchez said the immediate focus was on helping relief efforts and mobilizing international support.
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His trip alone goes a long way to mobilizing resources to areas in need.
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High levels of stress can divert your attention from motivating and mobilizing your people.
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Now they are pushing back, mobilizing as best they can into a burgeoning movement.
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SZ: Mobilizing the public, creating new forms of collective action is a complicated process.
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"Statoil is currently mobilizing the necessary resources to safeguard preparedness requirements," the company said.
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Mobilizing an additional supporter to come out to vote has only half that impact.
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Second, mobilizing people to vote when they haven't done so before can be challenging.
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We don't just vote; we lead as well by mobilizing our communities to vote.
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Artists have been mobilizing against the far right with sometimes spectacular and bold actions.
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They're mobilizing because they see a threat to rights that they thought they had.
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Mass shootings have also had a mobilizing effect in Australia, Britain, Canada and Germany.
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Every day across the country people are mobilizing to protect what we hold dear.
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"It was mobilizing its own communities and speaking to its own communities," he said.
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Democrats have had a harder time mobilizing their base against Trump's proposed tax cuts.
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But opposing those changes, Mr. Kreiss said, has proved powerful at mobilizing a community.
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Prevailing in the close contest means mobilizing key constituencies for both Saccone and Lamb.
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That's because early voting patterns showed Democrats mobilizing their core voters, especially African-Americans.
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Senate Democrats aren't mobilizing against Sessions in the way they mobilized against Bannon. Sen.
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"They (youth) have credible and solid demands that are mobilizing political leadership," she said.
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From protests to fundraisers, people are mobilizing in an attempt to do something about this.
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With debates looming, and protests quickly mobilizing, how did the nation get to this point?
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We are ever grateful that they spent many Novembers mobilizing their communities to the polls.
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When little kids (and pets) are getting in on it, you know people are mobilizing.
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But outside conservative groups like Heritage Action are mobilizing to oppose a debt ceiling increase.
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Yes, it's a large-scale demonstration, that's great, but it's just an attempt at mobilizing.
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If a foreign country had caused something like this, we would be mobilizing for war.
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But mobilizing by identifying capital and money as the enemy is not the way forward.
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"People are mobilizing across the country to save the free and open internet," he said.
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Newspapers in Argentina are reporting how women are raising their voices and mobilizing against Trump.
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Because what if you see satellite images of a country mobilizing or testing nuclear weapons?
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These tools make mobilizing supporters easier, faster and far less expensive than persuading their neighbors.
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The methods he describes include using shell companies for purchasing rental cars and mobilizing voters.
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The grassroots resisters Since President Trump took office, opponents have been mobilizing at the grassroots.
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"People are mobilizing across the country to save the free and open internet," Schatz said.
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People are mobilizing and sharing their creative, trolling responses submitted to the Moore campaign site.
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In terms of weed being an issue that's mobilizing people, is it resonating across demographics?
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The final objective of mobilizing 630 billion euros by 2022 will depend on countries' contributions.
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For more on how civil liberties groups are mobilizing against the surveillance amendment, click here.
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Mobilizing fear of anarchists to promote immigration restrictions made good politics but very bad policy.
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Activists in New York and D.C. have been mobilizing against Amazon for quite some time.
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In mobilizing their own constituency, Democrats deplored the specter of religious influence on public policy.
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The private Oklahoma Teacher Walkout Facebook group has played a central role in mobilizing teachers.
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I woke early, too, to the sounds of large Saudi families mobilizing for the beach.
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It's these principles that net neutrality activists across the country are now mobilizing to defend.
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Still, many have proven adept at mobilizing money and support for causes dear to them.
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There may be other paths to defeating Trump, including mobilizing progressives who don't usually vote.
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That bickering ended up helping Mr. Rajapaksa, who had never stopped mobilizing in the wings.
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Now, in any case, the company is mobilizing another campaign to comb its global vaults.
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That has traditionally been heavily swayed by pro-Beijing allies mobilizing supporters across the city.
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Charles Colson had prepared the ground with Christian conservatives, mobilizing evangelicals on behalf of prisoners.
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Now he's the target of claims that he is mobilizing to undermine the president. 4.
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Latinx voters are mobilizing more than ever around issues they care about like reproductive rights.
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One cannot really label Russia as totalitarian in the absence of a strongly mobilizing ideology.
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Tweets from Mr. Trump can be damaging to businesses, quickly mobilizing his supporters in protest.
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Even as the city is mobilizing, community leaders and residents remain skeptical about its performance.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the city is adding health screenings and mobilizing first responders.
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And, the evidence indicates that it works, especially for mobilizing young voters like college students.
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"Charlottesville is mobilizing," said Mimi Arbeit, a community activist who is helping to organize counterdemonstrations.
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Instead, most of the electioneering focused on mobilizing sectarian sentiments among Lebanon's 21989 million people.
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The event will focus on mobilizing black churches to get out the vote this year.
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For one, the devices can help improve posture by mobilizing joints like the upper spine.
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Since then, Bannon has mostly focused his efforts on mobilizing the far right in Europe.
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The Vermont senator came eager to debate his ideological arguments—especially on curbing corporate power, expanding health care, and mobilizing to fight climate change—and said he worries that Biden would have problems mobilizing young people in a general election against President Donald Trump.
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Like Obama in his 2008 campaign, a Sanders victory depends heavily on mobilizing the youth vote.
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The era of "the resistance" has proven electorally and politically mobilizing for Democrats of all stripes.
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My queer community and chosen queer family are angry, terrified, anguished, disappointed, disillusioned, despairing…and mobilizing.
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My 12-month-old son and I flew to the town he was mobilizing out of.
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Aeriu is a Hungarian start-up mobilizing drones to rethink the way companies manage their inventory.
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Wade, the 1973 decision that legalized abortion that conservative judicial activists have spent decades mobilizing against.
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Donald Trump won the presidency in part by mobilizing white working-class voters, including coal miners.
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But, you're right, mobilizing the government to take a particular issue seriously takes a nation's enthusiasm.
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Snarky Puppy has carried its good will forward in other ways, mobilizing GroundUp as a platform.
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"It may be women candidates who save our enthusiasm advantage by mobilizing women voters," Lake said.
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New research shows that WhatsApp usage can exacerbate groupthink, sometimes mobilizing groups into acts of violence.
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But the flip side is that people are mobilizing on a scale I haven't seen before.
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It remains to be seen whether climate change will be a mobilizing issue for voters, though.
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With the Russians mobilizing, Austria-Hungary declared war against Serbia exactly 30 days after the assassination.
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Republican campaigns became far more effective at identifying and mobilizing suburban voters and especially white evangelicals.
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Milano herself is a vocal social activist and working on mobilizing voters in the midterm election.
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One Democrat says 'I'm gonna win the general election by going out and mobilizing our base.
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And that's why I've spent the following three decades mobilizing to create a fairer tax system.
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Coupled by the basics of campaigning, these elements were critical to mobilizing support at the polls.
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You have to win those who will split their tickets as well as mobilizing your supporters.
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The bottom line: For Trump and Kenyatta, focusing on mobilizing U.S. VC is a win-win.
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American leadership remains essential for mobilizing collective action to address global risks and seize strategic opportunities.
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For better or worse, we've all become remarkably effective at mobilizing it to our own causes.
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Mr. Rodriguez swung into high gear, mobilizing Hispanic pastors to visit their legislators at the Capitol.
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Both he and Mr. Obama will focus heavily on mobilizing African-American voters, Mr. Holder said.
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We've really worked hard to make sure we're mobilizing with people who know the various communities.
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"For better or worse, we've all become remarkably effective at mobilizing it to our own causes."
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This was a great strategy for mobilizing and sustaining a dedicated core of passionate civic members.
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Making these arguments is critical to mobilizing people, and I didn't say that in my article.
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Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency, mobilizing state resources to prepare for potential storm effects.
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The agency has also begun mobilizing supplies, including plastic sheeting, hygiene kits, water buckets, and chainsaws.
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Mobilizing the NGR is a complex process of personnel management and a host of other factors.
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We got this far by mobilizing seniors and their families to support this common-sense policy.
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China is now mobilizing a nationwide response involving hundreds of personnel, one of the system's strengths.
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CNN reported Friday that Texas has already begun mobilizing its troops to deploy to the border.
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We have already began mobilizing our assets to respond accordingly, and we are here for you!
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Student loan borrowers, at their wits' end, are mobilizing to go on strike from their payments.
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Activist groups like Friends of the Earth are already mobilizing to challenge biofuel subsidies and mandates.
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Gregory Meeks, said Trump's rhetoric was really about mobilizing his base, not appealing to black voters.
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In addition, over the weekend, rumors emerged that Iran was mobilizing some of its missile forces.
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But mobilizing allies—for international sanctions, maritime operations, or military support—won't be easy for Trump.
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The prospects of the bill passing have alarmed Democratic activists, who are now mobilizing against it.
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The powerful retirees' lobby AARP is mobilizing to defend key elements of the Affordable Care Act.
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Labor, consumer and environmental groups are mobilizing to fight efforts to sap health and safety protections.
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In education and elsewhere, trans youth and their allies are mobilizing, hoping that the latter prevails.
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Private equity and real estate lobbyists have also been aggressively mobilizing to resist the potential change.
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Mobilizing voters to call on credit card companies to stop enabling the sale of assault weapons.
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Airbnb used the same tactics, mobilizing its users in the cities where it faced restrictive regulations.
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He's been consistent on only one thing throughout his campaign and in his presidency: mobilizing cultural resentment.
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"My research shows it works, especially when it comes to mobilizing people around climate change," Archer confirms.
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To be clear, there are problems with mobilizing these secondary mechanisms of restraint on federal executive power.
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Local press report the wireless service shutdown is part of an effort to bar protesters from mobilizing.
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By 2016, according to Mueller's findings, the IRA was becoming increasingly interested in mobilizing its followers physically.
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He travels around the world educating communities in training sessions, and mobilizing small Gore armies for change.
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Migrating elephants eyeing fresh, green vegetation on small farms run into wires connecting hives, mobilizing the bees.
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I had a front row seat to district-by-district grassroots mobilizing as political director of AIPAC.
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Kobani said Turkey had been mobilizing Syrian fighters allied to it at fronts bordering the SDF region.
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That meant recruiting candidates, targeting districts, building campaign infrastructure, raising money, developing message and mobilizing field operations.
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In the face of Russian meddling and Trump's indifference to it, the Intelligence Party is mobilizing again.
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The first would mean mobilizing the PLA garrison in Hong Kong, which stands at around 12,000 troops.
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Mobilizing for a major operation is made harder because of the threat from the air, said Megerisi.
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The government is also mobilizing forces to fix infrastructure, including homes, heath care centers, hospitals and schools.
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That's why we are engaging, organizing and mobilizing all communities, including AAPI voters, 365 days a year.
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Among developing nations, countries that have proven models for mobilizing investment are still the exception, said Carafa.
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But both organizations said they won't be mobilizing volunteers and money in California until after the primaries.
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Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency Saturday, mobilizing state resources to prepare for potential storm effects.
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"This is all going to come down to a mobilizing effort and an organization effort," Jacobson said.
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"Inexpensive options for access have dwindled, not grown," said Hannah Sassaman, a director at Media Mobilizing Project.
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The tech industry is mobilizing against a new California privacy law, likely the toughest in the country.
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What kind of power do you think music has in uniting people and mobilizing towards creating change?
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In 2016, there's still time to redirect resources to what we know works: mobilizing voters of color.
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Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in Santa Barbara County, mobilizing state resources against the fire.
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That fall, the movement played a significant role in mobilizing voters and powering Abraham Lincoln's electoral victory.
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Bolsonaro originally tweeted Saturday that he was mobilizing more than 43,000 troops to fight the rainforest fires.
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The letter is part of a wave of tech workers mobilizing against the Trump administration's border policy.
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At home, his administration is already mobilizing a government-wide effort to gird against a potential outbreak.
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His message was powerfully effective at mobilizing evangelical voters, a growing and politically powerful constituency in Brazil.
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Experts have also noted that, so far, there were no signs North Korea was mobilizing its military.
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Some business leaders, led by those in the technology industry, have been mobilizing to support the program.
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The NRA largely controls the GOP on gun policy by mobilizing its members in Republican primary elections.
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People who support this campaign do so by civilly mobilizing other voters to come to the polls.
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And even that lone green trillion, Adler and Varoufakis note, is premised largely on "mobilizing" private finance.
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U.K. police are mobilizing their biggest operation since riots struck in 2011 for the arrival of Trump.
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Instead, Cox was more interested in outlining his plan for mobilizing voters in the next election cycle.
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A complex series of stabilizing and mobilizing forces is required to safely and effectively swing a kettlebell.
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There are indications that anti-Latino, anti-immigrant rhetoric will have a mobilizing effect on Latino voters.
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The Iranian government has successfully stopped protesters from sharing content, mobilizing and increasing awareness about state violence.
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But Nungesser said Trump's activity in the race could have unintended consequences, mobilizing liberals who dislike him.
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Aimee Allison, the founder of She the People, an organization devoted to mobilizing women of color, moderated.
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Aimee Allison, the founder of She the People, an organization devoted to mobilizing women of color, moderated.
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"We will be aggressively mobilizing our grass roots to urge every senator to confirm her," he said.
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With a dim outlook for new legislation, LGBT groups are mobilizing to exert more pressure on Congress.
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Some in the health care and insurance industries are mobilizing against proposals for a single-payer system.
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Public land protection may therefore not be an effective cause for mobilizing minorities, especially economically disadvantaged groups.
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In mobilizing around the "Abolish ICE" tagline, Democrats are, in effect, using Trump's own methods against him.
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The American public is mobilizing and climate change policy has gained more traction in the 2020 presidential race.
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BAIER: Explaining that to people about what can be done if Democrats are mobilizing against a nominee -- Guy.
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"We did everything we possibly could in terms of mobilizing our membership," Rojas of Justice Democrats said Wednesday.
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He's mobilizing a new Republican coalition, one dominated by the voters whose political attitudes are driven by prejudice.
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"There are logistical challenges to putting objects in the gallery right as people are mobilizing," Dr. Seidman said.
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Reuters is mobilizing its international multimedia resources to report on the reaction to the wedding across the globe.
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Mobilizing all of our political capital, resources, and power in one election is not a wise political move.
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Over at NARAL, the organization is mobilizing people across the country and asking them to call their senators.
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" This week, she participated in a New York panel discussion called "Mobilizing Privilege Against the New Jim Crow.
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But that will require mobilizing significant financial resources behind a project and sustaining the investment over many years.
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The recent pushiness could partly be down to consumers swiftly mobilizing on social media to register their dissent.
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The tech industry has been mobilizing a team of lobbyists and lawyers to help shape the new bill.
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The company did not say when those repairs would be completed but noted that REX was mobilizing crews.
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She defeated the ERA by mobilizing them; her mostly female volunteer brigades harried legislators into rejecting the bill.
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The needed amount can come from mobilizing the underutilized reserve deposits and time deposits in the banking system.
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The Corps of Engineers is mobilizing teams that will follow by removing toxic materials in the burned areas.
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Social media as an increasingly effective tool for mobilizing the masses has already caught the attention of regulators.
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Dewey Square Group specializes in grassroots and "grasstops" advocacy, which involves mobilizing groups of people to influence outcomes.
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After a series of devastating floods in Venice, locals are mobilizing to save the lagoon city's cultural heritage.
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The move is already causing concern in the tech industry and mobilizing activists groups to stage an opposition.
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The three regulators would also play a role in mobilizing and directing capital toward "sustainable and green finance".
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My organization, NumbersUSA, has been at the forefront of mobilizing grassroots opposition to every amnesty proposal since 1996.
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Check out more videos from VICE: How is Pride Fund to End Gun Violence mobilizing to change things?
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Now, a variety of groups — from academics to journalists — are mobilizing to try to stay ahead of it.
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Erika Uyterhoeven : We were really good at mobilizing and getting people involved, but in a very meaningful way.
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This concept of "white genocide" has had a similar impact internationally in terms of mobilizing and energizing racists.
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Pharmaceutical companies and research centers then began mobilizing and developing new ways to prevent and treat Covid-19.
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Students nationwide are mobilizing for gun control, inspired by the survivors of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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And other groups, including the Black Voters Matter Fund, are mobilizing in the state to help Mr. Espy.
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Leftists and human rights advocates are mobilizing, in what little time there is left, to oppose Mr. Modi.
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They provide uneven inclusion, by mobilizing previously excluded groups while simultaneously creating obstacles, even hardship, for their opponents.
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Lucas Pouille, the top-ranked French player, had once talked about mobilizing players to fight the new format.
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He acknowledged the challenges in one of his campaign's core goals — boosting turnout by mobilizing infrequent young voters.
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Among the union's priorities is mobilizing teachers to vote in this year's midterm elections, Ms. Eskelsen García said.
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In Portland, the police said they were mobilizing a robust presence because of what they have seen online.
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There is nothing wrong as such with a politician or political movement naming — and mobilizing against — powerful adversaries.
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Political campaigns engage in three core activities: Launching advertising campaigns, mobilizing (or discouraging) voters and organizing political rallies.
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He pointed to the mobilizing of troops to combat illegal fires and other environmental crimes in recent weeks.
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He pointed to the mobilizing of troops to combat illegal fires and other environmental crimes in recent weeks.
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Sanders's positioning on the far left has been crucial to mobilizing pluralities of Democratic primary and caucus voters.
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A group of prominent internet pioneers is mobilizing to block the $1.1 billion sale of control of the .
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Weddings have a way of mobilizing this hyper-enthusiastic side of ourselves that we didn't even know existed.
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She was about the hard, unglamorous work of building relationships, mobilizing communities, developing campaigns and creating new organizers.
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"He needs to be thinking about mobilizing allies at all levels of the U.S. political system," he said.
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Mobilizing funding for firms providing home solar systems is also part of the U.S. government's Power Africa initiative.
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The company earlier this week said it was "mobilizing" drilling equipment to prepare to tunnel under the lake.
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Querard made his name mobilizing grassroots conservatives and delivering surprise victories to insurgent candidates in the state legislature.
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The Iranian government also shut down the internet to prevent social media from further mobilizing protesters, per CNN.
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Ms. Henry, who is involved in mobilizing her union's Hispanic members, said some are wary of civic engagement.
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He said he did not blame Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, whose social media megaphone was instrumental in mobilizing opposition.
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"His loss is mobilizing us greatly against the takfiri," he says, using the Arabic word for radical Islamists.
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The Women's March organizers counter that the controversy reflects the difficulties inherent in mobilizing and uniting different groups.
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To critics like Goldberg, they could say that the purpose of their campaign is mobilizing Jews like Zimmerman.
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They were very effective, relatively speaking, at mobilizing people to pick up arms and do something violent themselves.
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"Ebola is still fresh in everybody's minds and we're still struggling at mobilizing the money," Moon pointed out.
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While the DPP still controls the national legislature, local politicians are crucial in mobilizing support among grass-roots supporters.
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He's condemned what happened on Wednesday and is mobilizing all London resources at his disposal to make people safe.
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But it also appears to lack the qualities that made the concept such an effective mobilizing tool in 2009.
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The company said earlier this week said it was "mobilizing" drilling equipment to prepare to tunnel under the lake.
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In emerging markets, the communities are becoming accessible, and we are mobilizing very quickly — but addressability remains the challenge.
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And likewise, there's a historic number of women activists all across the country mobilizing to make sure they win.
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Harkin reports on the feminist collective Taller Salud on how they're mobilizing after the longest blackout in American history.
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Historically, public surveillance, citizens' data, influencing and mobilizing citizens, and controlling public infrastructure have been the monopoly of government.
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Clinton thanked Sanders for mobilizing voters, and the senator clapped and smiled slightly in his seat at the mention.
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Monaco is "mobilizing" as a community to assist in the repair of Notre Dame — "the emblematic heart" of Paris.
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" David Lapan, a spokesman for DHS, said the department was "not considering mobilizing the National Guard for immigration enforcement.
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If he would have done that from the outset, there would have been more of a possibility of mobilizing.
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Now an upcoming election and holiday travel are mobilizing the population, making a tough situation even harder to control.
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You had been doing a lot of writing before, but what felt so mobilizing about punk at the time?
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For most of the history of spaceflight, sending a rocket to space required mobilizing resources on a national scale.
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HTC is rapidly mobilizing resources to build the broader ecosystem its own Vive virtual reality hardware will fit into.
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They are meeting with congressional offices, preparing letters and mobilizing their members as they gear up for the fight.
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Mobilizing a constituency for international action, as the forum promises to do, has never been a more pressing goal.
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Those organizers have conducted experiments in mobilizing voters and have worked to coordinate outside groups of fired-up volunteers.
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One million dollars of that ad campaign, according to a source, was specifically dedicated to mobilizing the black vote.
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Trump's reelection campaign announced Thursday that it plans to launch a cross-country effort aimed at mobilizing suburban women.
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The SBA List is mobilizing in eight states where Senate Democrats face reelection in states Trump won in 2016.
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German civil rights groups are mobilizing to stage a large protest in Hanover at the congress on Dec. 2.
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Communities are mobilizing for the just world we need, and now our most politically powerful must heed our call.
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Kag, who lives in Baltimore, joined the group just before the election and found the stories heartwarming and mobilizing.
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Mobilizing the collective Democratic faithful from coast to coast therefore requires a variety of distinct campaign messages — and messengers.
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Regardless of who the Democratic nominee will be, mobilizing these voters will be a key to victory in 2020.
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Many of the thousands of doctors mobilizing into harm's way are scared like me, and they understand this too.
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What the order proved most effective at doing was mobilizing liberals across the country to protest in massive numbers.
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Gerwarth's fine history examines the legacy of World War I, with a focus on the "mobilizing power" of defeat.
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Progress has been fitful in educating and mobilizing elected officials to address climate-related threats to health and safety.
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Several activists and lawyers were arrested, but the repressive tactics have not stopped Dalits from mobilizing to seek justice.
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In western Iraq, coalition forces continued mobilizing Wednesday for a planned assault that will begin soon, General Funk said.
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The tech industry is mobilizing its considerable resources to attempt to support efforts against the growing global coronavirus pandemic.
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Or look at what's happening in Brazil, where YouTubers are winning political elections by mobilizing their online fan bases.
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This is because children are not fully capable of mobilizing resources and independently adapting to a post-disaster environment.
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Churches have long played the primary role in mobilizing black support there, but some activists are pushing for change.
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An endorsement from the Culinary Union has long been viewed as a major advantage in mobilizing Latinos and women.
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"From gun violence to climate change, our young people are organizing, mobilizing and calling us to action," she argued.
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H.T. Imam, an adviser to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, accused "foreign forces" of mobilizing the Rohingya against Bangladesh's interests.
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One lesson of 2016 is that opposition to multiculturalism has become an extraordinarily powerful mobilizing tool for the right.
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So French voters, far from mobilizing behind Mr. Macron's priorities, have protested against economic challenges that feel more immediate.
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Across the country, Americans have been mobilizing across the country for days of action, calling their representatives and senators.
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Now she's gearing up to fix those mistakes, mobilizing House Democrats in a long-shot fight to save Obamacare.
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Part of this institutional heft comes from mobilizing the energy, financial resources, and advocacy of a body of members.
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At the same time, some Republicans in Congress are mobilizing to secure funding for disaster relief before disasters happen.
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Where some experts have seen inaction and indifference, Republican senators see a federal government quickly mobilizing under difficult circumstances.
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"We are mobilizing to get our marine mammal experts and our partners there to get some samples," Speegle said.
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We have the government mobilizing different emergency groups in Puerto Rico, everything that we the artists are gathering as well.
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Union leaders said they were staying on the sidelines because the demands of mobilizing behind either Mr. Sanders or Mrs.
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This theory missed that in our polarized world, elections are increasingly about mobilizing the base rather than convincing independent voters.
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The mobilizing group says it "will advance progressive values and work to build a brighter future for generations to come."
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We are organizing, lobbying, mobilizing, and we are not going to stop until we get what we need and deserve.
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Kjellberg may not be serious, but some of his fans are mobilizing against T-Series' YouTube channel all the same.
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Candidates and political parties typically have a close relationship in mobilizing voters in the weeks leading up to Election Day.
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They're disproportionately likely to support Democrats, and mobilizing them could deal a real blow to Republicans in the general election.
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Particularly troubling in this context is the use of a fake headline in connection with mobilizing the readership to vote.
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Democrats have been mobilizing to defend net neutrality, which they see as crucial for preserving free speech and encouraging innovation.
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By mobilizing racial resentments, Trump has spread "poisons throughout the system that could linger beyond his defeat," Jonathan Chait avers.
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The class was broken into 24 videos, with topics ranging from opposition research to budgeting and fundraising to mobilizing volunteers.
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Strategies in both states would likely rely on mobilizing minority populations — black voters in Georgia and Hispanic voters in Arizona.
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"We are asking the state to expedite the claims process, and mobilizing indigenous people to protest the order," he said.
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"We're going to be mobilizing millions of voters to turn out at the polls and vote their values," Butler said.
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But business groups are already mobilizing against the rule, saying it could lead to reduced working hours for many employees.
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This election, the Muslim Caucus of America is mobilizing millions of Muslim voters to drive participation and strengthen our democracy.
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Strategists say that the same factors mobilizing female voters on the left are also inspiring women to run for office.
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The current plan is to move quickly in an effort to keep special interest groups from mobilizing against the bill.
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Republicans want Brett Kavanaugh confirmed to the Supreme Court and Democratic leaders like Chuck Schumer are already mobilizing against Kavanaugh.
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But the everyday issues that affect people, like health care and the economic well-being, remain crucial for mobilizing voters.
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This was my chance to make up for not mobilizing when I could have in other times in my life.
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How have women been mobilizing in 2018, and why do those in power work so hard to keep us isolated?
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The money will primarily go toward House races, but will be spent on everything from mobilizing voters to TV advertisements.
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But they also see a Democratic Party that is dominated by white professionals who seem obsessed with mobilizing nonwhite voters.
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Instead of mobilizing the government on Puerto Rico's behalf, he spent much of his time picking fights with N.F.L. athletes.
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So the group spent about a third of its special-election budget on mobilizing Democratic-leaning voters, especially African-Americans.
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There are far fewer women with the kind of wealth that buys impact on that scale — although more are mobilizing.
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Ms. Davidson said the industry groups' involvement in mobilizing contractors and workers undercuts the idea of a bottom-up movement.
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Its only real success was in terrifying and mobilizing liberals against what they saw as a presidential abuse of power.
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In his post, Bezos listed the ways Amazon is mobilizing to help WHO in its response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Activists in other states, including Kansas, Utah and Idaho, are mobilizing for a renewed expansion push in the coming year.
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Yes, the strategy of mobilizing voters of color and progressive whites is limited by the demographic composition of particular states.
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Stuck at home, Americans are buying gift certificates to keep their favorite restaurants afloat and mobilizing to help their neighbors.
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The military has faced such challenges historically, in mobilizing for the Gulf War in 1990 and preparing for other contingencies.
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Mobilizing is essentially doing a very good job at getting people off the couch who largely already agree with you.
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I'm joining him at the Decolonize This Place/FTP action at Grand Central, mobilizing against police presence in the MTA.
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Twitter is an important tool for the group and has been key to shaming elected officials and mobilizing young voters.
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The promises rich countries made to secure the Paris agreement included mobilizing billions in financing for poor countries like India.
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Clear, time-bound goals based on rigorous analysis of the data are the cornerstone for mobilizing people, money and action.
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Yemeni-Americans in Brooklyn have been mobilizing since the executive order announcing the first travel ban was issued in January.
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That is why I am passionate about achieving an emission free society by mobilizing the efforts of all around me.
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But some Democrats are already mobilizing against Sanders amid worries that the anti-Sanders vote is currently fractured among Sen.
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They also agreed that mass-mobilizing young people is the clearest path to defeating Donald Trump in the 2020 election.
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Kamto has been mobilizing dissent against President Paul Biya since losing what he says was a fraudulent election in October.
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But after talking to Pongrace and mobilizing dozens of lobbyists, the amendment ended up receiving 330 votes in the House.
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" In an email to The Verge, Cohen wrote, "Many anti-nuclear activists are Democrats and you risk mobilizing their opposition.
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Said another way: Mobilizing voters has become more politically profitable than persuading those in the middle to join a side.
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Drug companies are quickly mobilizing to try and undo the change, or at least roll it back in some fashion.
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All countries are posturing at the moment, but so far there are no indications they are mobilizing for a fight.
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The upshot is clear: Cruz thinks he can win by mobilizing the traditional conservative base whose pulse he's spent years taking.
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Even with Obamacare and preexisting conditions mobilizing Democratic voters this year, prescription drug prices remain a top concern for many Americans.
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Local activist groups are the powerhouses behind organizing efforts, having the knowledge and expertise for mobilizing passionate advocates for a cause.
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We've been mobilizing and building resiliency by creating this network of groups in the southeast who are lifting each other up.
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She sees more promise in Abrams' strategy — mobilizing voters of color — than her opponent's pursuit of moderates and regretful Trump voters.
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But while street protests have decreased, they are still mobilizing at the community and state levels around policy and other changes.
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And the bill is also mobilizing business groups who have railed against the measure as a wish list for Big Labor.
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Mobilizing White People in the Fight for Racial Justice with Leslie Mac (Safety Pin Box) 4:25 PM – 4:45 PM
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What mattered was his ability to invoke originalism as a mobilizing tool outside the court, in speeches and in dissenting opinions.
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"You have these gaping holes in capacity," he said, with many poor communities mobilizing their first mosquito control efforts in years.
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All nine were accused of inciting and mobilizing protesters during the demonstrations that sought to pressure Beijing to allow full democracy.
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In the seven battleground states below--where campaigns are especially focused on mobilizing voters-- 330,980 early votes have now been cast.
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Mobilizing nontraditional Republican voters is seen by many of the campaigns as critical to winning both primaries and the general election.
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Discussions are being held behind closed doors, but activists have been mobilizing to draw attention to the details that are known.
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Volunteer Florida Volunteer Florida is mobilizing volunteers across the state to help tackle the needs of residents hit by the storm.
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All search and rescue teams in the region are mobilizing, including 60 volunteers from the Norwegian Red Cross, a spokesman said.
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Mobilizing the government's prosecutorial powers against Comey would represent a vindictive swipe against a political enemy, a worrying sign in itself.
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In Tunisia, where the Crown Prince landed Tuesday, opponents of the de facto Saudi leader have been mobilizing since last week.
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And as I've been saying, paperwork and money's not going to get in the way of us mobilizing and saving lives.
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In the case of Syria, the international community was highly committed to mobilizing resources to assist refugees and their host countries.
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Halappanavar's death brought global attention to Ireland's extreme abortion laws and played a key part in mobilizing pro-choice sentiment there.
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We're on the cusp of mobilizing groundbreaking innovation that can make virtual reality a fixture in our everyday lives moving forward.
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" "The initiators have utilized the skills and knowledge of young people to generate positive change, whilst mobilizing millions of their peers.
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He founded NextGen America, in 2013, with the goal of mobilizing young voters and supporting candidates who advocate for climate action.
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Instances in the chat show top officials mobilizing social media "trolls" to take action against people who don't favor their administration.
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But this conversation largely has neglected the fact that reproductive rights are proving to be a mobilizing force this fall, too.
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John Hickenlooper supports giving small businesses in rural areas tax credits to foster development and mobilizing private industry in the process.
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The United States' military strategy against the Islamic State depends on mobilizing local actors to lead the fight on the ground.
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But this kind of in-the-weeds work is often removed from the long-term vision that comes with grassroots mobilizing.
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Politicians' platforms and legislative initiatives don't appear out of thin air—they're often contingent on what the public is mobilizing around.
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"Your body responds to this injury by mobilizing a cleanup crew to remove damaged tissues and rebuild the muscles," she writes.
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Rebels have said government forces, their war effort buoyed by five months of Russian air strikes, appear to be mobilizing forces.
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Trump is mobilizing anti-trade sentiments that corporate America worries about on behalf of an agenda that corporate America mostly supports.
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Gun violence prevention advocates are growing in numbers, their voices are getting louder and they are mobilizing for the 2016 elections.
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Real change will start with mobilizing to stop Donald Trump from being re-elected and Mitch McConnell from running the Senate.
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"The progressives are mobilizing voters who in particular may be more difficult for pollsters to get hold of," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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The idea is to "buy some time" for countries, so they have a test while mobilizing resources to create their own.
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It would help if we were mobilizing every one of our allies in this project, not hammering them with tariffs, too.
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Johnnie Green Jr., the head of Mobilizing Preachers and Communities, a group of mostly black pastors who opposed the fur ban.
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Mobilizing Action for Resilient Communities, a network of 14 sites around the country developing trauma-informed responses at the community level.
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The European Union is also mobilizing support staff and equipment to fight fires in Greece under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
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I blame him for then leaving state and local governments to fend for themselves, mobilizing federal resources belatedly, weakly and inconsistently.
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If any Democrat aims to win Wisconsin in the general election, mobilizing the Native vote in this swing state is necessary.
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My observation is a lot of people in the Sanders campaign thought they were doing organizing when they were doing mobilizing.
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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is mobilizing the National Guard after the state's coronavirus cases almost doubled overnight to 178 cases.
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France has seen widespread labor unrest since December, with unions mobilizing against President Emmanuel Macron's plans to reform the pension system.
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In many districts, the Democrats will be burdened by the additional challenge of mobilizing young, nonwhite and perhaps especially black voters.
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Additionally, Democratic-leaning unions have invested heavily in registering and mobilizing voters, while the right has not really had an analogue.
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But the geographic distribution of nonvoters creates challenges for a Democratic strategy centered on mobilizing them, especially in the Trump era.
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Ivanka's a major power in the administration, and she ought to be mobilizing support for things like easy access to contraceptives.
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And as elections approach, we're mobilizing our union brothers and sisters by doing what we do best: talking to each other.
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We must continue mobilizing thousands of Californians from every walk of life to stand up and demand health care for all.
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Advocates were mobilizing on Thursday night after reports of scores of immigration arrests across the country, from Southern California to Texas.
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But medical providers who are already mobilizing against Medicare for All are likely to take this as a declaration of war.
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Should Democrats focus on mobilizing their young, diverse base — or try to appeal to older, whiter swing voters in the middle?
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In Rock the Vote's own work, mobilizing influencers on social media to inspire their followers to vote has been especially important.
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Fighting climate change can bring us together like never before, mobilizing a truly planet-wide effort to combat its worst effects.
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Its goal is to elect pro-choice, Democratic female candidates by recruiting and training them, and mobilizing voters to elect them.
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Arabs and Muslims are uniting, mobilizing and organizing in communities, participating in a democratic process that has omitted and dismissed us.
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McCarty specifically disputed the argument that Clinton's lenient position was a net plus because it was crucial in mobilizing Hispanic voters.
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The New York Times reported that Cambridge Analytica used the data to craft strategies for reaching and mobilizing potential Trump voters.
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Democratic Senate hopes in Texas and Florida, as well as Arizona and Nevada, depend in no small part on mobilizing Latinos.
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A major theme of Sanders's campaign, after all, has been that he's mobilizing a silent left-wing majority of progressive Americans.
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Conservative activist groups were also mobilizing to cause a headache for House Speaker Paul Ryan, whose political credibility is on the line.
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A Syrian military source said insurgent groups were mobilizing to the south and west of Aleppo and in the northern Hama area.
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He tapped into his following as a TV celebrity, mobilizing voters and synchronizing messaging with Modi's Hindi nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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But its haphazard and chaotic implementation created crises inside the government while mobilizing mass protests outside Washington, in cities around the country.
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Republicans for the Rule of Law is not the only group of conservatives mobilizing against the president's efforts to politicize the DOJ.
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Still, they're more about PR—and foiling white nationalist groups' efforts at it—than recruiting and mobilizing would-be black bloc participants.
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To attribute all of her problems with mobilizing Trump-hating young people to the hack would, of course, be going too far.
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Groups like BlackPAC, a liberal super PAC dedicated to mobilizing black voters, highlighted voting rights issues and the racism elevated by Trump.
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"People have got better at mobilizing and organizing, with various movements joining forces because they realize they have common goals," she said.
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In other words, mobilizing the recruitment process for an increasingly mobile global workforce with an appetite to find their next job fast.
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That means the path forward for Democrats needs to include mobilizing marginal voters, individuals who drift in and out of the electorate.
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"I feel very strongly that we should be mobilizing art in helping to conserve and preserve and protect the environment," Ellison stated.
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But, according to Jenner, it's just as it seems: Thompson is cruel, and the KarJenners are mobilizing to do what KarJenners do.
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But in Republican-leaning states, such as Alabama, the effect will be the reverse, with GOP voters mobilizing in defense of Trump.
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WP:Firearms is also active on the page for the National Rifle Association, mobilizing against a number of critical edits in recent months.
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And it's late in the game, given the fact that we are in the process of mobilizing to construct the residential project.
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But a tool like WhatsApp very clearly takes some of the strain out of organizing political protests and mobilizing people en masse.
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His campaign team, unencumbered by a serious primary challenge, will be able to focus on mobilizing voters for the November general election.
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The number of cases of Chinese companies mobilizing the police against critics or commercial rivals has shrunk in recent years, he said.
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A "mobilizing maternal health" poster is put up in every health clinic with information about a toll-free hotline for emergency transport.
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Strengthening these alliances will be essential to mobilizing the kind of economic muscle needed to combat the threats that the US faces.
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Democrats and activists were able to do so earlier this year, mobilizing voters to attend town halls and call their congressional representatives.
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"The internet and social media was key in mobilizing and organizing this movement," said Cameroonian activist and 2011 presidential candidate Kah Walla.
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Both focus on advocating for their principal's policy agenda, mobilizing grassroots supporters throughout the country and endorsing candidates that back that agenda.
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More important, activists developed new and different approaches to mobilizing the volunteers who were phone banking and knocking on doors this fall.
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But the Texas congressman emphasized the growth of grass-roots organizations, like the Texas Organizing Project, that are mobilizing young Hispanic voters.
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Wall Street is mobilizing against proposals to tax financial transactions as the idea gains attention on the campaign trail and in Congress.
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Trump exploited Kaepernick's protest as a campaign issue, mobilizing resentment against the social-justice movement that the quarterback was trying to promote.
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Outraged women are now mobilizing online to contact Conservative MPs and urging them not to consent to any deal with the DUP.
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Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin declared a statewide emergency last week, mobilizing the Wisconsin National Guard to assist flood victims if necessary.
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By mobilizing at the outset, unions can help to maintain decent jobs and assist employers with the project of legitimation now underway.
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Patients can't match Big Pharma dollar-for-dollar, but by mobilizing Americans outraged by drug corporation greed, we can have an impact.
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For many Muslim American millennials mobilizing in the age of Trump, organizing is not just a matter of ideology or self-preservation.
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O'Rourke is a long-shot candidate who has been extremely good at mobilizing voters, as Ocasio-Cortez was in her primary campaign.
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Rather than claiming victory through winning over a broad sweep of Americans, he is dependent on mobilizing a base of committed supporters.
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Consumed with mobilizing the American army during World War I, he made no public effort to lead the country through the outbreak.
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The Russians also are angry over Washington's role in mobilizing a broad coalition of European and other countries in support of Britain.
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Advisers to Mr. Trump acknowledge that mobilizing the party's major-donor base remains one of the most important challenges for his campaign.
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Opposition to Mr. Trump will be a mobilizing factor for many, but the president is working overtime to rile up his base.
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By mobilizing the National Guard and Reserve, the country gets access to vast amounts of equipment and supplies including ventilators and masks.
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The evidence was circumstantial, but the agents wondered: Did it point to a support network mobilizing for the hijackers' arrival in California?
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"Max Hollein set benchmarks in terms of mobilizing citizens for culture and museums," said Felix Semmelroth, the city's former cultural affairs director.
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Because the grants go to every state, a small, well-connected army of researchers is mobilizing to beat back Mr. Trump's proposal.
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Robust support for medical research means mobilizing and leveraging the funding, advocacy and input of the federal government, academia, industry and philanthropy.
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The Color of Change PAC is mobilizing voters to influence local prosecutor races around the country amid concerns about excessive police force.
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Signs of law enforcement mobilizing against the Guptas - and by association Zuma - caused the rand to strengthen 0.5 percent against the dollar.
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MARK CARNEY INTERVIEW: Catch-up on Mark Carney's interview with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua previewing his new United Nations' role mobilizing climate finance.
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In 2016, the Latinx group played a role in mobilizing Latinos to oust former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who illegally detained Latinos.
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Ms. Hauser said she has been pleased to see teenagers and young adults mobilizing their communities on behalf of comprehensive sex education.
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It is also the most powerful mobilizing force in politics, and it is fast replacing television as the most consequential entertainment medium.
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Think what you will about Kim and company, being involved with Everytown and, as Kendall was saying, mobilizing the Kardashian platform, means something.
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Mobilizing voters in Louisiana has always been a challenge for Democrats in the state, which is expected to have very low voter turnout.
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Trump signed orders mobilizing National Guard forces to the border in April, citing an imaginary emergency cooked up to please his nativist supporters.
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It was even able to hold real-life rallies, mobilizing hundreds of people at a time in major cities like Philadelphia and Miami.
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Senate Democrats and liberal advocacy groups nevertheless have been mobilizing to oppose Trump's second Supreme Court nominee even before Kennedy announced his retirement.
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Sanders demonstrated the mobilizing power of his own economic creed when he drew 18,000 supporters to a rally in the Bronx last week.
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The majority of that ($1 million) was specifically spent on mobilizing black voters, the chairman of Priorities USA, Guy Cecil, told BuzzFeed News.
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That's why the Planned Parenthood advocacy and political organizations have been organizing and mobilizing our communities every day for the past two years.
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Or was he simply mobilizing efforts of passionate gun owners to unify and get out to the polls to defeat Clinton in November?
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But Segal said she would also like to see Mobilizing Montclair reach out to an often overlooked group in their town — independent voters.
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Dannel Malloy activated the state's severe cold weather protocol, mobilizing dozens of state agencies to respond to public safety and social services crises.
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Nowadays, if you're going to get anything done, it's going to come through mobilizing your own side, which really changes the underlying incentives.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared a state of disaster in 31 counties on Wednesday, mobilizing state resources to help cope with the disaster.
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Just hours after it was announced, a New York state senator and city council member began mobilizing a rally at the proposed site.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) have built out presidential-campaign infrastructure aimed specifically at mobilizing Latino voters, citing immigration reform as a key issue.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin, along with numerous autobiographical accounts by former slaves like Frederick Douglass were instrumental in mobilizing abolitionist sentiments.
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While the public, private and volunteer sectors in Britain are mobilizing to address loneliness, researchers are deepening their understanding of its biological underpinnings.
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The DNC should be registering voters, mobilizing workers, increasing turnout, lifting the party image and helping Democrats win elections in 2018 and 2020.
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The mobilizing call highlights the balancing act Democratic leaders and committee heads are attempting to manage in the wake of the report's release.
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But, she added, health authorities need to focus more on mobilizing families and communities to protect themselves by eliminating mosquitoes from their homes.
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The potential fallout of Duque's proposed modifications could result in more members of the rebel group mobilizing in the face of legal uncertainty.
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By contrast, the Sanders-affiliated group, Our Revolution, has been mobilizing grass-roots workers and small-donor fundraising behind progressive causes and candidates.
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And the president knew that any additional increment in manpower would require mobilizing the reserves, further exposing the mounting costs of the war.
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Mobilizing African-Americans, Latinos and other nonwhite voters "undeniably represents an essential part of the equation for Democrats across the region," Brownstein writes.
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Volunteer Luis Gutierrez said one of the hardest parts of mobilizing Latino voters is a general sense that their vote might not matter.
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The community is already mobilizing around protecting the little safety sex workers are afforded, and organizations are pouring out to support those efforts.
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Some labor groups insisted that drivers would not be deterred from mobilizing for better treatment, even without the protections of federal labor law.
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Aaron Lorenzo and Rachael Bade report for Politico that vulnerable House Republicans are already mobilizing to try to kill this idea, quoting Rep.
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It's not just social media posts — students across the country are mobilizing to make sure that people don't look away from the violence.
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Forty years after the Bail Reform Act, the DOJ's powerful statement against the bail system is mobilizing a new push for bail reform.
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A month later, a prominent labor leader, Tucapel Jiménez, who was mobilizing a union movement against General Pinochet, was killed by security forces.
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Progressive activists are already mobilizing to stiffen the spines of congressional Democrats who may be entertaining ideas of cooperating with Republicans' banking overhaul.
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Mobilizing large numbers of white supremacists in public appears to be a challenge, even though nobody would ever say they have gone away.
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She did it the same way as the women in Pennsylvania — by mobilizing scores of volunteers and connecting with voters one-on-one.
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She spent the days leading to Tuesday working 12-hour shifts in a campaign office, mobilizing volunteers to get out votes for Democrats.
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Members of the Oxford community had been mobilizing against Ms. Weidel's impending appearance, including through open letters and plans for a mass protest.
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On Wednesday, Khan said Pakistan was mobilizing Kashmiri populations around the world to protest in support of the Kashmiri people, including in London.
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With their pathway to legally getting out of vaccines coming under threat, anti-vax parents have for months been mobilizing on social media.
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By summer 2016, the Russian operatives were mobilizing efforts for coming "Florida Goes Trump" rallies across the state, all planned for Aug. 20.
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As the communities come to terms with the aftermath, civic groups are mobilizing to help those affected cover medical, funeral and other costs.
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Democrats always understood that mobilizing women would be essential to retaking the swing districts that could give them a majority in the House.
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Egypt's moves came as a shock to the Israelis, who interpreted them as casus belli and began mobilizing forces to face the Egyptians.
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AI Now co-founders Kate Crawford and Meredith Whittaker have built an institution capable of mobilizing significant resources alongside a large, passionate audience.
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He is credited with mobilizing prosecutions against the five heads of the New York crime families, a feat that, to some, seemed impossible.
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Church leaders, who do not wield influence in mainstream New Zealand, could nonetheless do well at mobilizing their members ahead of the referendums.
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DURHAM, New Hampshire — It was the final hours before the New Hampshire primary and the volunteers who've been mobilizing young voters for Sen.
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And Sanders' campaign has made clear that mobilizing Latinos in states like Nevada and California are critical to his path to the nomination.
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And Trujillo, mobilizing the army to clean up the wreckage, used the storm to unleash a vile dictatorship that would last 30 years.
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While no one knows what comes next, Iran is likely capable of bombings, missile strikes, and mobilizing its military proxies across the region.
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It also imposed caps on rupee deposit interest rates that enabled banks to reduce the cost of mobilizing funds from the general public.
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But in the very process of mobilizing them, exposing them to the real world of politics, it may contribute to their civic maturity.
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Most of Hirsi's experience has been mobilizing youth voters, but she thinks the message can translate to Iowa's older and younger voters alike.
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" Instead of chasing these mythical beasts, he says, Democrats should see that "mobilizing more Democratic voters is the key to the 22018 election.
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Today I join thousands around the globe in mobilizing against femicide — drawing lessons about remembrance, action and accountability from Jenn and Abay's story.
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Under Mr. Kalanick, Uber responded to regulators' concerns by mobilizing consumers to drown them out and by lobbying politicians at the highest level.
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Since 2016, Trump has successfully angered millions of voters, especially women, who have been mobilizing in support of Democratic House and Senate candidacies.
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In other words, there's no reason to see a real tension between chasing swing voters and mobilizing nonvoters in terms of issue positions.
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Citizens in Zimbabwe are mobilizing donations, including cash, food and clothes to help thousands of families whose homes were wrecked by the cyclone.
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On one side are progressive activists who say the party should prioritize mobilizing nonvoters, particularly young people and minorities, with an unabashedly liberal agenda.
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As one of the most densely populated cities in the world and a hive for businesses, the city's main challenge is mobilizing its workforce.
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The recent wave of state legislation has led to court challenges and abortion rights advocates mobilizing to protest the constraints being placed on abortion.
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Our mentor community is mobilizing quickly, as are the local funds, so there are more and more people with whom to connect and work.
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Guaidó, however, was successful in mobilizing thousands out into the streets, leading to clashes that killed at least four people and injured dozens more.
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Progressive activists have long been mobilizing to stiffen the spines of congressional Democrats who may be entertaining ideas of cooperating with Republicans' banking overhaul.
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During the strategy meeting last month at the state Capitol, Republican Representative Rene Plasencia proposed mobilizing business supporters to engage legislators in their hometowns.
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Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is mobilizing to resist the same kind of development that took over places like Williamsburg, Bushwick, and long-lost Park Slope.
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She and Churchill fell in love and continued working together mobilizing Resistance members in southeast France until April 1943, when the Gestapo arrested them.
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Authorities arrested opposition leader Maurice Kamto in January, accusing him of mobilizing dissent against President Paul Biya, who has ruled the country since 1982.
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Democrats are mobilizing to rent vans, line up volunteers to drive people to the polls and set up a hotline to ask for rides.
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I believe the primary work of God concerning Haiti is mobilizing Christians to help unleash the incredible potential of that country and its people.
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Energy Transfer Partners on Friday said it was pleased with the court ruling and would begin mobilizing for construction activities as soon as possible.
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Reformists have done a great job mobilizing supporters and expect a high turnout, says Farideh Farhi, an independent scholar and expert on Iranian elections.
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This year's theme is trans resistance, and Erlick says activists are focusing on mobilizing transgender people in the increasing anti-trans political climate worldwide.
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He could likely count on the Hollywood community, the FBI, and high-level diplomats mobilizing and negotiating on his behalf to ensure his safety.
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The other party officials were arrested because they were mobilizing people to travel to Kampala and "cause violence in the city", Onyango told Reuters.
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As mass movements are increasingly mobilizing around every issue under the sun, from immigrant rights to minority rights, people power is seeing a resurgence.
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Kenya's opposition has been mobilizing supporters to press the government to disband the national election commission, which is widely viewed as biased and corrupt.
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Such an organization would be devoted to "mobilizing voters to defend our democracy in November 2016 and beyond," the authors of the plan write.
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He also focused heavily on mobilizing union workers, a critical part of Tuesday's electorate that includes many registered Democrats that backed Trump in 2016.
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They are also mobilizing women and training them to participate in peace negotiations under the #AfghanWomenWillNotGoBack campaign that has reached over 2 million people.
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Clinton issues a comprehensive call to action, from mobilizing "massive turnout" in the 2018 midterms to doing some "serious housecleaning" when the dust settles.
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But he faces more than just the familiar incumbents' paradox that when things are good, parties in power have a hard time mobilizing voters.
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The group held a rally in October before the midterms, and organizers want to focus their efforts on mobilizing voters for 2020, Scholhamer said.
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The ad campaign is starting on Wednesday and is aimed at mobilizing artists to support c3's campaign against Google and other tech companies.
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For its part, the tech industry — which has fought previous efforts to require such disclosures — is mobilizing lobbyists and lawyers to help shape regulations.
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"They have been extremely effective in mobilizing their resources," Matthew Walter, president of the Republican State Leadership Committee, told me in a phone interview.
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The new deployments, planning efforts and intelligence analysis came after the United States developed new information last weekend about Iran mobilizing its proxy forces.
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Australian regulators and banks appear to be following the lead of the US, UK, and other regions in mobilizing in response to the coronavirus.
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She thinks people are constantly mistaking "mobilizing" for "organizing," and that social media has taught a generation of young activists the worst possible lessons.
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Democrats have an opportunity to win again this year, and not just because Mr. Trump is mobilizing liberals and Mr. Kobach could frighten moderates.
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But as had happened so often in the past, this advance in racial equality became an occasion for mobilizing the forces of racial reaction.
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Additionally, congressional Democrats and liberal groups are already mobilizing to fight against tax changes that benefit people in the top 1 percent of income.
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Requesting presidential tax returns has become a key mobilizing issue for the Democratic base, but it carries with it both political and legal risks.
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She is an expert in organizing and mobilizing grassroots support around social-justice issues, including human rights, media reform and representation, and reproductive freedom.
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The Kochs, he said, had already "been very successful in mobilizing" the first third, which comprised conservatives and libertarians who shared their political vision.
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Social media often plays a key role in mobilizing protesters, but it's unclear if the outage, decried by activists, will actually help the situation.
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That said, Carlin doesn't believe North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to interrupt economic activities in the country by mobilizing the population fully.
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Trump's margin of victory in Texas is easily quashed by mobilizing the 3 million eligible Latino voters in Texas, who didn't cast a ballot.
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Bruce Cain, a political scientist at Stanford, worries that Democrats risk not only mobilizing Trump supporters, but also losing votes from their own constituents.
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To "game" the system in a simple plurality-winner election, the basic strategy involves mobilizing your base while trying to tear down competing candidates.
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His fear is that the death toll may have to climb very high before a critical mass of people start noticing, caring, and mobilizing.
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Drug- or alcohol-facilitated sexual assault is perceived by many as a recent concept, with campuses and anti-rape activists mobilizing to raise awareness.
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I've dedicated so many hours of my life to mobilizing the internet for this and I'm not doing it to win votes for Democrats.
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Cid introduced me to Maria Lemus, 36, one of three Latinos who earlier this year founded Valley Forward, an organization that focuses on mobilizing voters.
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While Supermajority will focus on mobilizing voters for the 2020 primary and general elections, Richards — whose daughter Lily Adams is the communications director for Sen.
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Although China could bolster these numbers by sending subsequent landing waves, conducting airborne drops or mobilizing commercial shipping, it is unlikely to overcome Taiwanese defenses.
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OLJATO, Utah — Navajo Democrats in San Juan County spent the last eight months mobilizing to take advantage of a historic shift in their county's politics.
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That is why people and communities of faith are mobilizing and must continue to lead a shared effort to end slavery once and for all.
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But as recent years have shown, increasing support for equality means our movement is no longer limited to organizing and mobilizing self-identified LGBTQ people.
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The Alabama governor's success in mobilizing white working-class voters forced other candidates — particularly Nixon — to adapt a housebroken version of his rhetoric and policies.
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As the book surveys the territory where "queer" is staked, it ultimately constructs a portrait of a community of people at various stages of mobilizing.
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Much of southern Syria, including areas near the border with Jordan, has been calm, though a rebel spokesman said government forces were also mobilizing there.
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By not explicitly condemning Trump's cultivation of the alt-right, Clinton will in effect have allowed Trump to pay no penalty for mobilizing white supremacy.
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While politicians and political activists have been mobilizing and preparing for massive changes under Trump, big investment groups don't appear to be doing the same.
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Through the campaign, the LGBTQ community is mobilizing to complete 212 days of action, with each day of activism commemorating a victim of the shooting.
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Many Silicon Valley companies — including Airbnb, Lyft and Uber — now find that they have to overcome tough political and regulatory challenges by mobilizing their users.
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But consumer groups that backed the net neutrality rules are outraged, and many have been mobilizing since Pai's expected changes were reported earlier in April.
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Puerto Rico's crippled cell service has hurt recovery efforts at a time when social media has proved crucial in mobilizing resources and volunteers during disasters.
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But consumer groups that backed the net neutrality rules expressed outrage, and many have been mobilizing since Pai's expected changes were reported earlier in April.
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While Schumer still talks about working with Trump on a "real, bipartisan plan" on tightening immigration, the grassroots left is mobilizing into a formidable resistance.
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Do it the old fashioned way with a BBQ or if you need help getting your neighborhood squad together, the mobilizing tool Ioby can help.
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Artists like Killer Mike and Chance the Rapper, both of whom have long-standing ties to politics, were instrumental in electoral campaigns and mobilizing votes.
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NAFTA and China were top company priorities for CEOs, who made regular trips to Washington, testifying, writing letters and op-eds and mobilizing their employees.
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It's not simply that she loves puns; it's that she thinks through and with them; her narratives move forward, develop and expand, by mobilizing them.
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Congress is likely to consider privacy legislation in 2019, with a number of lawmakers offering proposals and privacy groups and tech companies mobilizing for action.
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"Our union is mobilizing and we will not stop fighting until Selene is returned home and all charges dropped," said Sara Nelson, president of AFA.
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The moves have the tech and telecom industries worried that other states will adopt California's tough approach, and they are mobilizing against the forthcoming rules.
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Charles Chinosengwa, spokesman for the Apex Council, which represents 230,000 workers - excluding the health and security sectors - said unions were mobilizing members from across Zimbabwe.
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Youth are meeting with their representatives, organizing creative actions, and mobilizing their peers to build political will for legislation that responds to the climate crisis.
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"Bang Bang," the first single from "Revolution Radio," has all the snarl and pep you could want, mobilizing classic punk strategies with ruthless pop efficiency.
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These issues are extremely divisive and do not have the same appeal to moderates or independents and may even wind up mobilizing Democrats to vote.
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Mobilizing Democrats across the country Last month, Barkan embarked on a six-week speaking tour from coast to coast to campaign for Democratic congressional candidates.
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These nonsensical categories only make sense to the degree that Francis's populism was directed at mobilizing whites against non-whites, not at the ruling class.
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It would seem that mobilizing adipose tissue for energy is the body's last resort and pulls out every trick in the book to avoid it.
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Ilyse Hogue is an expert in organizing and mobilizing grassroots support around social justice issues, including human rights, media reform and representation, and reproductive freedom.
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The news, first reported by the Guardian, shows Saudi Arabia is mobilizing on its plan to make sports a multi-million dollar industry in future.
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Today, the only beneficiaries of the Millennium Tower appear to be the armies of lawyers mobilizing for what is expected to be years of litigation.
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Groups aligned with Democrats have also targeted secretaries of state, mobilizing during the 2014 campaign to try to elect more officials sympathetic to their causes.
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She sees how a world economy that is inclusive – for instance, mobilizing women and girls as engines of growth – is not only just, but prudent.
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I think for all of those reasons, that's why we see so many young women coming forward as young, fantastic leaders that are mobilizing youth.
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Lipinski won by just 2000 points in 2018 by mobilizing the Chicago political machine, which first helped his father, and then him, come to Congress.
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In 2001, the political scientists Adrian Pantoja, Ricardo Ramirez and Gary Segura established that perceived immigrant attacks have a strong mobilizing effect among Latino voters.
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And the president's far lower approval rating among all adults (as opposed to among registered voters) hints at another opportunity for Democrats: mobilizing unregistered voters.
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Mr. O'Rourke's strong showing had essentially nothing to do with the initial vision of a Blue Texas powered by mobilizing the state's growing Hispanic population.
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Residents of Tripoli said that the two sides had spent the days mobilizing and deploying their forces, with a more pitched battle expected on Sunday.
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Consider that of the first $200 million spent by left-leaning independent groups in the 2016 presidential campaign, none was aimed at mobilizing black voters.
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Around the globe, government agencies are mobilizing operations designed to stop or slow the virus's spread, and to treat the thousands who have become ill.
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"We're mobilizing for our country in a time of need," Bednark said, "just like the Navy Yard mobilized to build ships for World War II."
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And even some former fans say Mr. Shapiro is a brilliant polemicist, but in a tribal nation, he's just one more partisan mobilizing his troops.
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But the strategy they followed is still the best strategy for Democrats to win: inspiring, mobilizing and turning out voters of color and progressive whites.
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This would amount to an International New Deal, borrowing from Franklin D. Roosevelt's plan the basic idea of mobilizing idle private money for public purposes.
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The military has sent in helicopters, cargo planes, trucks, amphibious vehicles, even special operations Marines in inflatable rafts, and were mobilizing hundreds of other troops.
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They stepped it up to help us, mobilizing her volunteers to do work on down-ballot races, and that is really important among local Democrats.
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"Mobilizing finance to fund adaptation measures, particularly in developing countries, is also crucial," and it may require more public-private partnerships, according to the director.
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"Before we get to a Ways and Means markup, yes, it will be all hands on deck," including mobilizing the group's members in congressional districts.
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Groups like Our Climate are mobilizing hundreds of young people across the country to advocate for a price on carbon, too, and they're gaining steam.
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"Anything he does will be beneficial, including galvanizing and mobilizing people to get onside with this change that's so necessary for the country," Marinho said.
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This church is accustomed to mobilizing for social causes, from gay marriage to fights against casino gambling and for an increase in the minimum wage.
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The trio were found guilty of conspiracy to commit public nuisance over their leading role in planning and mobilizing supporters during the 79-day protest.
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Beyond Hispanics, Florida Republicans have long outperformed Democrats in their organizing efforts, especially when it comes to mobilizing reliably conservative voters in off-year elections.
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But the stretch for a fifth five-year term and the country's general stasis are now apparently frustrating and mobilizing a new generation of youth.
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This will be especially important in mobilizing groups of younger black voters, whom the BlackPAC poll finds are less likely to identify as staunch Democrats.
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Several lawyers and immigrant advocates said they were mobilizing to advise undocumented clients of their legal rights if they encounter immigration agents in a raid.
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He claims to be the target of a witch hunt while mobilizing a mob against his partisan enemies, many of whom happen to be women.
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But short of a drastic, politically implausible solution like that, it's hard to see anyone successfully mobilizing the lumpenproletariat Sanders is pinning his hopes on.
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Realizing the importance of mobilizing their partisan base in the closely contested presidential elections, both parties have stepped up their ground games in battleground states.
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Democrats have made a disciplined decision to avoid letting the election become a referendum on impeachment, wary of mobilizing Trump and Republican voters in reaction.
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Jones, a first generation American, has focused on mobilizing communities who don't generally have a high voter turnout, among them young people and Latinx Texans.
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Sean McElwee of Data for Progress is a major proponent of mobilizing Obama voters who didn't vote in 2016 rather than chasing Obama-Trump switchers.
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This group, which is believed to include a small number of Berkeley students among the ranks, spent the days leading up to the planned speech mobilizing.
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He succeeded in mobilizing voters, and his supporters were probably so enthusiastic that he might have earned a strong turnout even without an effective ground operation.
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That support inspired CNN's Impact Your World initiative, which continues to play a vital role in mobilizing CNN viewers and readers to help change the story.
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The scientific community has responded with fury, defiantly countering the Trump administration's "alternative facts" on social media and mobilizing to organize a massive march on Washington.
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Influential cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is openly hostile to Washington's policies in the Middle East, has begun mobilizing supporters ahead of parliamentary and provincial elections.
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"We're mobilizing stem cells in the body and it works," said Paul Sharpe, a researcher at King's College London and an author of the new paper.
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Young climate activists are mobilizing across the US to push the Democratic National Committee to allow a presidential primary debate devoted entirely to the climate crisis.
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"Mobilizing domestic resources for the Agenda 2030 via carbon pricing", by Max Franks, Kai Lessmann, Michael Jakob, Jan Christoph Steckel and Ottmar Edenhofer, Nature Sustainability, 2018.
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From the Women's March to the Muslim ban protests last weekend, everyday people are mobilizing in numbers that the country hasn't seen for a long time.
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Activists should focus on crystallizing grievances, dramatizing injustice, and mobilizing supporters — all with a view toward gaining political influence, forming coalitions, and making strategic electoral calculations.
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Demographically, that means tolerating intense antipathy from younger voters, minorities and many college-educated white voters in service of mobilizing older, evangelical and blue-collar whites.
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A new coalition of organizations and individuals, organized by All* Above All, is mobilizing action to repeal the Hyde Amendment and end bans on abortion coverage.
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In a notice to customers on Wednesday, REX did not say when it would complete repairs on its Seneca Lateral but noted it was mobilizing crews.
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In response, advocates across the country are mobilizing and fighting back: we're telling patients' stories, we're amplifying each other's voices and we're demanding affordable insulin now.
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Veterans play a key role in the ruling ZANU-PF party's election machinery and have in the past been at the forefront of mobilizing party supporters.
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Zika is different because the potential complication is so severe that I think that on its own will be a major mobilizing force for the community.
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Mobilizing Montclair member Elana Segal said groups like theirs are important unifiers because places like Montclair are full of families with shallow roots in the township.
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The Cajun Navy, the famous volunteer rescue group that formed in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina, is mobilizing to Houston to deliver desperate residents from Harvey's downpour.
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Residents accused local, state and federal authorities of not mobilizing quick enough to aid them during what was then the costliest natural disaster in US history.
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Civil liberties groups are mobilizing to get senators to oppose an amendment offered by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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She is also a longtime grassroots organizer herself, having served as the mobilizing coordinator for two giant protests against the Iraq War in 2003 and 2004.
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Dispersing its missiles and mobilizing its forces in response would set off alarm bells in Washington and increase pressure for the United States to strike first.
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"Unfortunately, instead of mobilizing efforts to fight climate change, President Trump has attacked the science, weakened environmental protections, and undermined U.S. leadership abroad," Kerry told lawmakers.
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The military launched a search soon after the plane went missing, mobilizing six navy ships and three military planes, said the army in a news release.
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The technology industry is mobilizing to push the Trump administration over concerns on copyright matters in discussions to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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You're seeing a transformation in the electorate about who's turning out to vote, who's mobilizing, who's showing up at rallies and showing up at town halls.
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Whether the problem comes from human friction, lack of funding, or illness, a simple phone call and she is on the spot, mobilized, mobilizing, finding solutions.
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These incredible leaders are at the front lines of fighting for gender justice and mobilizing to write new futures for themselves, their societies, and the world.
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is mobilizing volunteers to pack boxes of food to send to those who have been affected by the storm.
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These incredible leaders are at the front lines of fighting for gender justice and mobilizing to write new futures for themselves, their societies, and the world.
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What the "Latino surge" has in common across many of the states where it's been seen is this: It is, to a large extent, self-mobilizing.
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Countries also pledged to create the Green Climate Fund, mobilizing $100 billion by 2020 from both public funds and private industry to help the poorest nations.
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After mobilizing students in her high school, Barbara began receiving threats, so her parents sent her to live with an uncle in Montgomery to finish school.
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The task force will bring together resources from across the government to strengthen efforts to prevent extremists from radicalizing and mobilizing recruits in the United States.
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Germany is mobilizing its army and more than 60 million people in Italy are under lockdown in a bid to stem the spread of the disease.
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I was watching, too, in 2013, after many sleepless nights of organizing and mobilizing our community, when the Senate actually passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill.
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Global governments are stuck in the incrementalism of imagining that they can carry on as usual, rather than mobilizing to protect humanity and the living world.
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"We must keep organizing, mobilizing and holding lawmakers to account every single day — and then we need turn out like never before this November," he said.
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Herbster, in a phone interview from Cleveland, said his role in the Trump campaign will be fundraising, mobilizing rural voters and developing policy — in that order.
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"Mobilizing K-pop entertainers to spark people's interest in unification doesn't seem quite right," said Cho Eun-sol, 26, a human resources content developer from Seoul.
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A group calling itself Charlie's Army has begun mobilizing on behalf of the family of a profoundly ill 14-month-old boy in Liverpool, Alfie Evans.
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That was a mobilizing force for many women to both encourage other women to run and to think about running for office themselves in that year.
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In addition to mobilizing PFAW's 1.5 million members, he works to coordinate with a broad network of partner organizations that represent tens of millions of Americans.
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This represents a huge victory for progressives, who did a startlingly good job of marshaling facts, mobilizing public opinion, and pressuring politicians to stand their ground.
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" As the magazine explained, the "school" was organized by "a group of Harvard graduate students" and offers "lessons on mobilizing activists and sustaining long-term resistance.
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Young people, the UN – and a growing number of leaders from business, finance, government, and civil society – in short, many of us – are mobilizing and acting.
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It's time for the private sector to step up and provide concrete solutions on the role we can play in mobilizing civic capital for public purpose.
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But right now, the various organizations and movements she's studied and communicated with are urging people against such tactics and toward mobilizing around the 2020 election.
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Come Tuesday, we may find that Trump's Saturday night rally may have actually helped the Democratic candidate there by mobilizing more of Trump's opponents to vote.
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Zimmer seemingly found early success on the app by making run-of-the-mill dancing and lip-syncing videos and mobilizing his good looks and charm.
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We must educate our communities with facts, put our stories front and center, and, most importantly, make clear that we are mobilizing to the ballot box.
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Responding to a request for aid from Snyder, President Obama declared a state of emergency in Flint, mobilizing federal agencies to provide aid to the city.
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There are few indications at this point that the conservative base of the Republican Party is mobilizing for action on a large scale during the recess.
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In that region, Williams wrote: Trump exploited the moral and psychic anxieties stemming from very real working-class precarity by mobilizing a white-nationalist identity politics.
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Assad has vowed to recover opposition-held areas near the frontiers with Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, and government and allied forces are mobilizing.
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By mobilizing Americans against the state of affairs, Democrats can position themselves as the ones who will get things done on the issues people care about.
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It was probably her underperformance in mobilizing African-Americans that hurt her most, and they are generally the group least enthusiastic about open door immigration policies.
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Renzi's Democratic Party (PD) in Sicily is focusing on mobilizing its electorate and explaining the practical benefits of its plans, regional party secretary Fausto Raciti said.
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The forum was put on by the AAPI Victory Fund, a super PAC that focuses on mobilizing voters in the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
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Despite efforts to govern women's bodies, women worldwide are mobilizing to demand an end to reproductive coercion, resulting in victories in countries like Chile and Ireland.
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Civil liberties groups are mobilizing to get senators to oppose an amendment offered by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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And through the Overseas Private Investment Corporation's new "2X Women's Initiative," we are mobilizing $1 billion for investment into projects that support women in emerging markets.
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The term "witch hunt" has renewed cultural and political resonance, largely because it's one of President Trump's preferred strategies for deflecting criticism and mobilizing his base.
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So when it comes to both winning primaries and mobilizing the base to turn out in the general election, that's who the parties cater to most.
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To use Ocasio-Cortez's framing, this is like mobilizing for World War II, and everybody can play a role, from frontline heroics to the home front.
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In some cases, the real-life counterparts are mobilizing the pushback; as dramatizations of real-world events surface more quickly, they see the personal stakes as enormous.
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"NRA members are famously loyal and the organization has shown itself as being very good at mobilizing its members," Matt Schulz, a senior industry analyst at CreditCards.
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"Not true," Sean Spicer, White House press secretary, tweeted earlier this month after The Associated Press reported that the Trump administration was considering mobilizing the National Guard.
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"I think the abortion ban bill has already played a huge role in mobilizing Democrats in the state," said Maggie Chambers, the Georgia Democratic Party communications director.
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I have enormous admiration for the movement that Bernie Sanders continues to build, boldly shifting what we believe is possible, and mobilizing the power needed for change.
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He also thinks AOC has struck a cord with young people, and she could become the Pied Piper of her generation in terms of mobilizing the masses.
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Pence likened it to the special operations command established in the 1980s that provided unified command and control capabilities for mobilizing terrestrial air, sea and land forces.
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NextGen will focus its efforts on registering and mobilizing young voters, especially on college campuses, where Steyer has been touring and spending for the last few years.
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The networks, and OWAAD in particular, had a decisive influence, mobilizing black women to engage in politics and push back against inequalities, particularly in housing and education.
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Interpol will continue working to identify hot spots for modern slavery in West Africa with a focus on mobilizing countries to address the issue themselves, Stanfield said.
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They're apparently not throwing up any roadblocks or mobilizing the SWAT team in response to all the online videos of brazen Brazilian street crime against regular folks.
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The White House says mobilizing the National Guard was part of Trump's strategy to stop illegal immigrants from entering the country, whom he blames for serious crime.
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The United Nations' World Food Programme has already dispatched five tons of emergency aid and told CBS News it's mobilizing aid for at least 600,000 more people.
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A senior official in Aleppo-based rebel group said pro-government forces were mobilizing in apparent preparation for more ground attacks in central areas of the city.
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As this date approaches, automakers are mobilizing to weaken the standards, arguing that there is little consumer demand for more fuel efficient vehicles with lower gasoline prices.
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The most under-pressure GOP senators will likely keep a lower-than-usual profile, per the Washington Post, so progressives are mobilizing to make the protests unavoidable.
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Yet, in response to these challenges, young activists across Europe have been mobilizing, using direct action to provide support within communities, sharing advice on squatting, and protesting.
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Led by the Judicial Crisis Network, groups on the right are mobilizing a counteroffensive similar to what has been seen during past fights over Supreme Court vacancies.
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Steyer is putting $7.5 million into mobilizing voters ahead of the midterms in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada and California through his NextGen Climate group.
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It's easy to focus on the angry white men in paramilitary gear who looked like they were mobilizing for a race war in the Virginia college town.
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Of course, most whites don't feel the need to defend themselves, grouping themselves by racial identity and mobilizing around that identity, in the way these men do.
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He writes: Sean McElwee of Data for Progress is a major proponent of mobilizing Obama voters who didn't vote in 2016 rather than chasing Obama-Trump switchers.
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Haitian authorities put the nation on alert, closing schools, moving people to shelters and mobilizing 18,000 civil and Red Cross volunteers backed by police and the military.
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Communities are sustainably resolving disputes peacefully without further U.S. support, youth are mobilizing to engage peaceful transition and the communities are actively repelling atrocities against their neighbors.
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Mobilizing the millions of troops was a monumental task and essential to deploying "the arsenal of democracy" that President Franklin D. Roosevelt called on Americans to provide.
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But opponents, including Nevada's two senators, already are mobilizing to halt the project's momentum, again casting doubts on the nation's efforts to establish a nuclear waste repository.
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Early and absentee voting in key states and contests means both parties and their VIP surrogates are busy mobilizing their base voters to submit their ballots now.
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Black women's organizations were mobilizing all over the country, according to Paul Ortiz PhD, director of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida.
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The Anti-Defamation League and other activists in Louisiana have been mobilizing around the bill, asking people to call their representatives and encourage them to vote no.
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Based on what we know so far, Trump seems to have a fairly amateurish organization that's more geared to direct marketing (think selling hats) than mobilizing voters.
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Digital files of supporters' data have become indispensable tools of modern campaigns, relied upon for fund-raising, mobilizing volunteers and rallying supporters to get out to vote.
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This time, he's the rock star; fans hoisting "Bernie" placards stop to take a picture with Larry, cheering his name and listening intently to his mobilizing speech.
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On Thursday, the Foreign Ministry began a social media campaign on its Twitter account, declaring that it was mobilizing a digital "flash mob" to demand her release.
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Over the longer term, I think we need to seriously consider mobilizing a constitutional amendment process to overturn Citizens United (assuming the Supreme Court doesn't revisit it).
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During the night of June 203-12, the police tried to prevent people from mobilizing by going into subway stations, stopping young pedestrians and searching their belongings.
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That's because the NRA has done a great job of mobilizing voters around a single issue and has, in many ways, operated as a textbook civics organization.
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Much of southern Syria, including areas near the border with Jordan, has been calm, though a rebel spokesman told Reuters that he saw government forces mobilizing there.
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"Pro-life values are meaningless when they are inconsistent," said Krisanne Vaillancourt Murphy, executive director of the Catholic Mobilizing Network, a group working to end capital punishment.
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Logistics, carried out on a national level and led by the White House, are key to mobilizing public and private resources to avert mass death and suffering.
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These young people have pioneered a resourceful blend of social media and grassroots tactics, mobilizing entire communities around voter turnout, legislative actions, and creative forms of protest.
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It's going to be grassroots mobilizing, forcing Democrats to take bolder positions than they would otherwise, and keeping the heat up on the Trump administration as well.
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We had lots of ways of connecting and mobilizing before the internet, but the internet has radically improved our ability to connect and organize and spread information.
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Higher education leaders can fix affordability by building advocacy networks among alumni and mobilizing them to pressure state legislatures to reinvest in public higher education for all.
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The Poor People's Campaign is mobilizing poor people, clergy and people of conscience for a Mass Poor People's Assembly and March on Washington on June 2140, 22013.
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Democrats appear to be ready to stonewall any major presidential initiative and, in other circles, the army of special interests are mobilizing against the tax reform blueprint.
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Sanders had a different theory: He could change the makeup of the primary electorate by mobilizing activists and non-voters who could overwhelm the old party establishment.
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We now know that propagandists play off existing ideological divisions to sharpen discord, including by infiltrating bona fide interest groups and mobilizing real-world protests and activism.
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For any cause that your kid is mobilizing around, talk to them about it in a way that encourages them to present and refine their own ideas.
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WALL STREET FIGHTS TRANSACTION TAX: Wall Street is mobilizing against proposals to tax financial transactions as the idea gains attention on the campaign trail and in Congress.
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"The junta is mobilizing state machinery and everything is being used to promote the draft constitution while people who oppose the draft are being targeted," said Sunai.
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Supporters of reform are mobilizing a last-ditch assault on Capitol Hill, hoping to convince lawmakers that reform is a matter of public safety and fiscal prudence.
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King and his staff were mobilizing an interracial army to occupy Washington much like Occupy Wall Street set up camp in New York's financial district in 2011.
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When used authentically, inspiration is a tool capable of mobilizing an army of dedicated supporters, and a leader that truly and genuinely inspires can accomplish almost anything.
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Over the coming months, we will add dozens more campus groups and tens of thousands of students to our coalition, mobilizing them behind this breakthrough climate solution.
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So conservatives are making one last push — since they did fall short by only one vote last time — and liberals are mobilizing to try to stop them.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke/GizmodoWe're only a few days into the Trump era and it's becoming painfully clear that the new president is mobilizing for a war on science.
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Jerry Brown and most recently the successful Senate bid of Alabama's Doug Jones, characterized celebrity endorsements as generating awareness and interest about an election, instead of mobilizing voters.
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"The Stein recount effort is mobilizing concerned voters across Pennsylvania to request recounts in their precincts," Stein campaign manager David Cobb said in a statement, according to Politico.
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After the tragedy in Christchurch, Hassan was at the center of a hive of activity, mobilizing a nationwide effort to beef up security at all of America's mosques.
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"Mobilizing the Sanders wing of that party is something a sitting president like Obama who is popular with the base can probably do better than anyone," Johnson said.
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Candidates who invest heavily in organizing and mobilizing caucus voters often reap the benefits: Cruz won Iowa in 2016, as well as caucuses in Kansas, Maine, and Utah.
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Leaking drafts of the executive orders is a good way to give Democrats time to begin mobilizing to fight the measures and to get Trump some bad publicity.
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The WHO is also consulting with community leaders from the affected communities and mobilizing social networks to encourage people to go to the hospital if they feel sick.
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But the gun lobby is mobilizing and Republicans, led by 2016 front-runner Donald Trump, insist Obama is out to make it impossible for people to buy guns.
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It started at local levels and had much to do with African-American activists mobilizing for municipal elections and with feminist campaigns to see more women in office.
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Abortion is a right I feel must not go away, and I feel like people aren't mobilizing so much because it's so complicated and it's difficult to understand.
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People are also mobilizing by removing funds from banks with connections to the Dakota Access Pipeline, "to the tune of more than 50 million dollars currently," Hopkins added.
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" For now, the surgeon said they would "start mobilizing her, start thinking about the rehab, start pushing the body, pushing the brain and spinal cord for making recovery.
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The CPJ reports on violations of press freedom in countries and conflict zones around the world, reporting and mobilizing action on behalf of journalists who have been targeted.
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The response in Angola was at first somewhat lumbering, the MSF's Janssens said, but officials raised their game when it reached Congo, mobilizing resources and implementing mass vaccinations.
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Using that 21-220 staffing advantage to push Clinton over the edge in the state could very well involve mobilizing split-ticket voters who'll pad McCain's margin further.
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India blamed Jaish for a series of attacks including a 20163 raid on its parliament in New Delhi that led to India mobilizing its military on the border.
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In the case of malicious drones, action means mobilizing one of the exciting solutions we mentioned above — malware, lasers or even defensive drones to neutralize the potential threat.
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Whether they genuinely believe this or simply pretend to believe it as a mobilizing tool may vary from person to person, but the concept is despicable either way.
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Despite all of Trump's unique liabilities, the key institutions and voter blocks of red America show every sign of mobilizing to maintain their control of power in Washington.
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As in earlier midterm elections, mobilizing young people still looks like a challenge for Democrats, as does persuading more blue-collar white women and white-collar white men.
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Increased outreach and accessible translated ballots will be crucial to mobilizing Asian Americans as a political force, but meaningful civic engagement begins first with historical and political understanding.
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And these activists are mobilizing a grassroots effort to resist Pai's plan, which will face an initial vote during the Republican-controlled FCC's May meeting later this month.
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Determined to remove military forces from their streets, Southern Democrats successfully passed an amendment to the Army appropriations bill that prohibited the president from mobilizing military forces domestically.
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In those conditions, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ran a perfect race in the Democratic primary, steadily mobilizing her base but not steadily frightening her opponents to mobilize against her.
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Mobilizing millions of troops was no easy task, and to figure out what it was doing wrong and what needed to change, the Army asked the soldiers themselves.
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Spain views the lopsided deficits in those places as the inevitable price of his party's relentless focus under Trump on mobilizing blue-collar and rural whites, especially men.
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In that initial action, and in subsequent ban attempts, many of the attorneys were working without a connection to any of the organizations initially mobilizing to help travelers.
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Roman-Velazquez believes that prospects for the community depend on building the capacity of Latin businesses, as well as gaining influence at policy level, and mobilizing community engagement.
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His victory makes clear that we live in a moment when the fear of an uncertain future is a weaker mobilizing force than a disgust with the present.
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The results in those seats will measure the relative enthusiasm of the suburban coalition mobilizing against Trump and the small-town and rural coalition rallying to his defense.
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The "women's movement" has been swept into the mainstream and become more diverse, and social media has become increasingly effective at mobilizing younger generations of women and girls.
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"They are using bullets against people peacefully mobilizing in defense of democracy," said Morales, who has talked about returning to Bolivia to finish his term until Jan. 22.
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Outterson, for his part, told me he fears the death toll may have to climb very high before a critical mass of people start noticing, caring, and mobilizing.
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"We need to push Biden to be a stronger candidate more capable of mobilizing young and climate voters should he be the Democratic nominee against Trump," she said.
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In more peaceful regions, the G.R.U. is accused of creating political turmoil, mobilizing Slavic nationalists in Montenegro and funding protests to try to prevent Macedonia's recent name change.
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The Democratic Party lost the 2016 election because it did not understand the threat that voter suppression posed to them and did not invest in mobilizing black voters.
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Mr. Phillips also found that of the first $200 million that independent Democratic groups allocated during last year's presidential election, none of it went to mobilizing black voters.
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The French government is mobilizing $320 billion (€300 billion) in liquidity support, which should make it much easier to get a loan as the government is backing loans.
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It boasts of mobilizing thousands of staff members at the Vietnamese Office for Seeking Missing Persons, and tens of thousands of personnel from local authorities and citizens nationwide.
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Militia leaders from the city of Misurata — the most formidable power to rival General Hifter — said Thursday that they were mobilizing their forces to Tripoli to stop him.
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On Friday a number of Syrian opposition groups accused the government of violating the ceasefire by firing on rebel-held positions and mobilizing forces near the front lines.
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Mohamad Alloush, a senior official in one of the largest rebel groups, Jaish al-Islam, told Reuters the government was mobilizing forces to "occupy very important strategic areas".
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Diplomats are classic organizers, harnessing all the levers of American influence, investing in alliances, mobilizing coalitions, endlessly adapting institutions and managing the gray area between peace and war.
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"This case is a little summary of the reality in Morocco," said Saida Kouzzi, a founding partner of Mobilizing for Rights Associates, a nongovernmental organization based in Morocco.
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The country is not mobilizing troops on its northern border or calling up reservists, and Mr. Netanyahu has given no indication that he sees a conflict as imminent.
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One of the things that strikes me about your mobilizing-organizing distinction has to do with the fact that for each one there are different incentives around disagreement.
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The General Confederation of Labor, known as the C.G.T., has been at the forefront of mobilizing frequent, sometimes violent actions, whether burning tires or even holding bosses captive.
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Mobilizing that support a year before the primary season produces the kind of voter alienation and angst that has traditionally fueled past independent candidacies is a daunting task.
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"More so than Trump, the presence of Erdogan is mobilizing people across Europe," said Werner Raetz, a veteran German activist involved in the planning of the G20 protests.
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The Republican base won't buy what he's selling, unless it's awkwardly grafted onto white-identity populism, which is a self-annihilating strategy for mobilizing Democrats to the polls.
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The urgency of these reports coupled with rising temperatures and a steady onslaught of extreme weather events have led to high levels of anxiety, mobilizing massive climate protests.
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He said he was writing from Puerto Rico, where he was mobilizing aid efforts, and that he would be returning to the Virgin Islands soon for recovery work.
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GOP consultants are salivating over the possibility of mobilizing conservatives by accusing red-state Democrats of voting to shut down the government to grant "amnesty" to undocumented migrants.
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And Mr. Corea crowded his club residency with springboards for discovery, mobilizing both longtime associates, like the vibraphonist Gary Burton, and newer ones, like the drummer Marcus Gilmore.
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They see our local communities as our first defense and suggested building quick response teams with firefighters and mobilizing churches and small businesses to provide opportunity and faith.
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The company this week said it was mobilizing equipment to drill under Lake Oahe, the water source that has been a focus of the protests surrounding the project.
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The vlogger posted a comedic challenge to T-Series on his channel on Wednesday in which he joked about mobilizing his own supporters to stave off T-Series.
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It's also the mobilizing of racial stereotypes of depravity, criminality, and laziness, even if they have mostly been directed at immigrants from Latin America and the Middle East.
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And last month, several prominent generals like David Petraeus and admirals like James Stavridis, the former supreme commander of NATO, wasted little time in mobilizing to challenge his proposals.
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African Americans are now one-third of the state's population, and Abrams's campaign has focused heavily on mobilizing black voters and other voters of color ahead of the election.
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But as Mr. Trump's national security adviser, the targeter is now slated to become the facilitator, charged with mobilizing the policy apparatus rather than simply taking aim at it.
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Low numbers in the previous months triggered alarm bells among organizers who decided to enforce a back-up plan of mobilizing 17 local governments and schools to boost sales.
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After the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, students across the country are mobilizing and organizing in the bid to reform our nation's gun laws.
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It also highlights the ease with which Americans, who like all humans seem to have a limited bandwidth for processing tragedy and mobilizing it into outrage, can become calloused.
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Raphael Gamaliel Warnock, the fifth and youngest senior pastor in the church's history, has spent his last 14 years at the helm, mobilizing residents of all ages and beliefs.
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After the election last month, Orban accused Soros' group of mobilizing "inordinate amounts of money" and said he was confident that the group would not accept the election result.
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When Amy Schumer stands up for common sense gun control and Lena Dunham speaks up for abortion rights, they're not just mobilizing their followings but deploying their cultural currencies.
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But it's possible the lengths to which the Trump administration will go to protect a white base will backfire politically, mobilizing a Democratic base while demoralizing some Republican voters.
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Marshall pushes back against "the misconception that demography is destiny," that elections can be won by mobilizing "this supposed majority" of nonwhite and millennial voters who lean toward Democrats.
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Activists are mobilizing supporters through a host of internet forums and messaging app groups, taking out ads in international newspapers and petitioning diplomats to raise awareness among world leaders.
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But she pointed to events already making global headlines, like how Russia staged its largest military exercise this month since the fall of the Soviet Union, mobilizing 300,000 troops.
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With his charismatic rhetoric and his track record as one of the most popular presidents in Brazilian history, he remains the only opposition figure capable of mobilizing the masses.
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Young people organized with the tool that they best know how to use: the internet, mobilizing by the millions, from Melbourne to Kampala to Bonn to New York City.
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Javed, whose son caught dengue fever from mosquitoes near the pit outside their home, began mobilizing others among 30 families on her street to install their own sewerage system.
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Mr. Seselj was charged with three counts of crimes against humanity and six of war crimes in the ethnic cleansing for his role in mobilizing and motivating his followers.
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Though she identified 31 anti-abortion rights state legislatures in the U.S., Miller said many states that were stagnant on the issue of reproductive health are mobilizing this year.
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At End Citizens United, we are mobilizing our three million strong members to stand up and fight back against the special interests who are trying to buy our democracy.
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With the power of social media, mobilizing people to act is now easier than ever and a chance for people to reach across the aisle for a common goal.
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Energized, I—and so many others—are mobilizing to build tools, resources, redistributive mechanisms, and information sharing opportunities to unite our communities and help keep people safe and alive.
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Yet she wouldn't have had to look far to see that Scottish and Irish urban modernisms (Lewis Grassic Gibbon, James Joyce ) were already mobilizing slang and dialect in fiction.
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President Trump announced that he would visit Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands next Tuesday to reassure residents that the federal government was mobilizing to help rebuild.
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All three candidates are counting on mobilizing voters who have not typically turned out in midterms, to transform these Republican-leaning states into purple swing states ahead of 2020.
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Major retailers and manufacturers are mobilizing to keep the deal alive and to protest rules that could make it more expensive to bring parts and products in from Mexico.
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Finally, black women mobilizing voters in the South, above; Eugene O'Neill's San Francisco; and Denmark's missing $2 billion: We have these stories and others in our Best Weekend Reads.
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There are many ways to engage in compassionate sanctuary work locally — from petitioning city councils to pass legislation welcoming migrant communities to joining rapid-response squads mobilizing against deportations.
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Then this weekend, a Newman volunteer received what appeared to be an automated text message mobilizing GOP-leaning voters to "stop" Newman and Cook County (Ill.) prosecutor Kim Foxx.
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The only treatment was directed at managing the symptoms: mobilizing the fluids with massage, elevation and compression stockings and eating a low-sodium diet to reduce the fluid retained.
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The regime responded in kind, laying the groundwork for extremist groups to legitimize themselves as protectors of the people while mobilizing Syria's youths under the banner of radical ideologies.
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Angry phone calls and private badmouthing have devolved into open conflict, with the president threatening to oppose Republican senators who cross him, and Mr. McConnell mobilizing to their defense.
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The South Carolina Republican Party says it isn't endorsing the grassroots effort, and maintains it isn't involved in mobilizing Republican voters to turn out to influence the Democratic primary.
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The app is intended to supplement mainstream social network platform broadcasts by mobilizing smaller, localized groups of supporters to carry out peaceful acts of civil disobedience all over Catalonia.
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Steyer's campaign said that his work mobilizing young voters, which he had done through his advocacy organization NextGen America, inspired him to develop his New National Public Service Plan.
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Both Home Depot and Lowe's had activated a hurricane command center during Harvey that is now continuing to monitor the path of Irma and mobilizing resources such as supplies.
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While Trump pulled out an Electoral College victory by mobilizing resentful voters and turning out more traditional Republicans, there are significant questions about the continuing viability of his coalition.
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The face-off has seen China and India mobilizing troops to the area, while the Chinese military staged drills nearby on the Tibetan Plateau and in the Indian Ocean.
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But there is also an emergency response to protecting policies, whether it's abortion or EPA regulations or ObamaCare, that is mobilizing and energizing the wider set of progressive donors.
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Islamist organizations, analysts say, are so skilled at mobilizing that it has become harder for the government to ignore their demands, especially with a general election coming in 2019.
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Those groups and other unions are mobilizing in support of the Democrat, urging local chapters to invest however they can to help persuade their membership to vote for Lamb.
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Turkey-backed Syrian rebels say they have been mobilizing to launch the next offensive, with their first target the town of Manbij that borders the territory under their control.
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The party should still pursue voters who have drifted toward Republicans, this thinking goes, but should also place a high priority on mobilizing communities more amenable to progressive politics.
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The support of organizations behind Garcia was critical in mobilizing voters in the district, allowing her to tap into additional donor networks and making outside expenditures on her behalf.
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Blair praised the current leader of the Labour Party, left-winger Jeremy Corbyn, for mobilizing young voters in last month's general election in which May lost her majority in parliament.
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In an address to a joint session of Brazil's Congress, President Dilma Rousseff said her government will spare no resources in mobilizing to combat the mosquito that transmits the virus.
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It tends to reduce complex social challenges to mobilizing slogans that reverberate in echo chambers of the like-minded rather than engage in persuasion, dialogue, and the reach for consensus.
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Instead, we see something that almost looks like democracy at work: people organizing around shared policy preferences, consolidating their resources, and mobilizing to pressure lawmakers into doing what they want.
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On the Democratic side, Sanders ignited a movement and upended expectations -- mobilizing millions of voters who are liberal but don't align with the party, in many cases registering as independents.
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"In an environment of scarce resources for local authorities, especially in poor countries, mobilizing such resources will be a real political and institutional challenge," according to a World Bank study.
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"Civil society organizations in Palestine, Italy and throughout Europe are mobilizing to convince participating teams, sponsors and cycling federations to pressure Giro d&aposItalia to relocate the race," he said.
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"There are so many low-cost technologies that are easy to use, and we train slum residents to use them as a first step towards mobilizing the communities," she said.
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For production designer Diane Lederman, who joined The Americans in season three, getting started means mobilizing a deep, multi-pronged team that's responsible for just about everything you see onscreen.
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Mobilizing the public As of August 29, Singapore's MOH had screened roughly 5,000 premises out of an estimated 6,000 in the Aljunied Crescent neighborhood to check for mosquito breeding grounds.
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It's an example of Airbnb's success in mobilizing its users as political advocates — and Lehane said he raises the point with lawmakers, stressing Airbnb's popularity with their growing millennial constituencies.
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What's more, these picks could've been more effective at mobilizing black, Asian-American, or Latino voters on Obama's behalf, especially if they look like they're being unfairly obstructed by Republicans.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel is mobilizing some of its reservist forces, the military said on Tuesday, after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was withdrawing from the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal.
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A coalition of activists and internet companies is mobilizing net neutrality supporters for an online demonstration next month against the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) plan to repeal the landmark rules.
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The results also highlighted Jones' success in mobilizing African-Americans voters, who constituted about 30 percent of those voting on Tuesday and overwhelmingly voted Democratic, according to network exit polls.
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Although many clubs and organizations began mobilizing themselves this year in an effort to be more proactive surrounding the fentanyl crisis, ANKORS began taking steps at Shambhala Music Festival 2015.
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New York-based CPJ reports on violations of press freedom in countries and conflict zones around the world, reporting and mobilizing action on behalf of journalists who have been targeted.
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Carlos Manuel Sada, Mexico's undersecretary for North American relations, told CNN that Mexico is mobilizing efforts and, he said, the US government has accepted its offer to help hurricane victims.
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"We find the defendant guilty of planning (the act) and mobilizing others to participate and sentence him to nine years in prison," presiding judge Purwanto told the North Jakarta court.
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Business groups overall oppose tariffs, but they don't want to spook consumers Most companies have sounded the alarm on tariffs by mobilizing their trade associations to oppose Trump's trade strategy.
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Luis Gutierrez has decided against seeking the Democratic presidential nomination and instead will focus his efforts on mobilizing Latino voters in key swing states in the run-up to 2020.
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When it became clear how serious the outbreak was, the hospital set up a Hospital Incident Command service and mobilizing hundreds of staff to reach out to employees and veterans.
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Karen Giorno, a Florida-based senior Trump adviser, told the Times the campaign has 85033 "county CEOs" mobilizing Trump supporters as well as three "mobile field offices" traveling the state.
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The groups mobilizing against the proposal include the American Bankers Association, the American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management, the Credit Union National Association, the National Retail Federation and many others.
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Grassroots conservatives say they're mobilizing early to get ahead of the powerful business groups that want the TPP, the largest trade deal in U.S. history, passed before Obama leaves office.
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"We've noted that E.U. skeptics and Brexit supporters dominate the debate and are more effective in their use of Instagram for activating and mobilizing people across the country," he wrote.
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Liberal mega-donor George Soros is chipping in on a $85033 million campaign aimed at mobilizing Hispanics and other immigrants against the GOP's White House hopefuls, a new report says.
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Business groups overall oppose tariffs, but they don't want to spook consumers: Most companies have sounded the alarm on tariffs by mobilizing their trade associations to oppose Trump's trade strategy.
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PARIS/HAMBURG (Reuters) - Airbus is mobilizing staff from outside Germany to assist with a tricky production ramp-up of A321 passenger jets at its plant in Hamburg, industry sources said.
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Organizations trained in how to do this, like Voto Latino which has been successfully mobilizing young people with technology for a decade, need to link with those that do not.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said the report is "100% false" and Homeland Security denied that Kelly wrote or saw the memo, or even considered mobilizing the National Guard.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese companies are warming to mobilizing their mountains of accumulated cash for mergers and acquisitions but remain stubbornly resistant to wage increases, a Reuters poll showed on Monday.
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G.B.T. politics are an effective tool in mobilizing religious nationalists everywhere, which is in turn an excellent way to destabilize the Western alliance and advance Russia's geopolitical interests. Anti-L.
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Seizing on Mr. Moon's efforts, Mr. Kim gave the South Korean leader a warm welcome, mobilizing an estimated 100,000 North Koreans shouting "Reunification of the fatherland!" to greet their motorcade.
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At the same time, the French government will deploy its full resources, mobilizing the military if necessary, and taking special actions to protect the most vulnerable segments of the population.
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Even during the hardest years, when mobilizing three young sons and various configurations of elderly parents felt like running the Iditarod every Sunday morning — even then, we didn't miss Mass.
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It's been great for mobilizing protesters into the square — and for autocrats to use facial recognition, cyberspying or data mining to more efficiently track, arrest and silence all of them.
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It was held days after what the Trump administration described, without evidence, as new intelligence indicating that Iran was mobilizing proxy groups in Iraq and Syria to attack American forces.
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"The story of the last five years," he said, "is of nationalists and populists outperforming the others and mobilizing much more successfully than those trying to retain the status quo."
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The two countries have long tussled over painful historical memories, with South Korea pushing Japan to more fully accept responsibility for occupying Korea and mobilizing Koreans for its war effort.
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Environmental activists have said they would work with Democrats in Congress, but would also seek to block drilling through legal or procedural means and by mobilizing public opinion against it.
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Across the country, women who mobilized around the 453 midterms are now mobilizing to make sure that the so-called Year of the Woman is not just that — one year.
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Rudy Rasmus from St. John's United Methodist Church told TMZ how he and Bey are mobilizing to help Hurricane Harvey victims, but added she commonly keeps her charitable efforts undercover.
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It's uncertain whether the National Guard provision has survived in any form — including mobilizing National Guard units for border enforcement, as happened under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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HelpNow: HelpNow is looking to reduce the time required to get an ambulance in India by mobilizing Uber drivers, providing them with training (AHA certification) and basic life support equipment.
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As the party realizes that its hopes lie in mobilizing its base of black and Latino voters and increasingly liberal whites, they will be forced to take these movements seriously.
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Rising above division, the task force has worked closely with all political, civil society and church leaders, focusing on prevention, disseminating precise daily information, and mobilizing resources for public education.
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Minnis thanked U.S. President Donald Trump and the American people for mobilizing support and urged Bahamians to pitch in with relief efforts by volunteering or donating money to legitimate charities.
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The mood in Phnom Penh was tense in the days leading up to the decision, with the government mobilizing hundreds of police officers and army personnel and banning political protest.
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