Have there been more extreme increases or more extreme decreases?
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"More extreme positions create more extreme climate events, especially heat waves and storms," in Europe, Dr. Trouet said.
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"But they are more extreme right now, because the premises of this administration are more extreme and unilateralist."
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So," he resumed, "the Democrats get more extreme, the Republicans get more extreme, and you have an ungovernable America.
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Ocean heat waves are growing more common, and it's likely more extreme El Niño and La Niña systems will form, leading to more extreme weather around the globe.
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Drier conditions and high temperatures drive more extreme fire behavior.
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Earth is noticeably hotter, the weather stormier and more extreme.
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Moves in some bond markets have been even more extreme.
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That dynamic could favor more extreme authoritarian candidates as well.
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The police response also appears to be getting more extreme.
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But in Abramović's case, the performance feels even more extreme.
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In more extreme cases, it can also directly save lives.
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And at what point will they take more extreme action?
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Everything is more extreme, more expensive, but somehow less advanced.
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More extreme acts, as you might expect, command higher rates.
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Be he's likely to be a much more extreme policymaker.
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"We'll see more extreme weather patterns for sure," Muschitiello said.
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Here, the insects work by making their victims more extreme.
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Would a Trump victory actually placate his more extreme supporters?
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But Michelsen is, if anything, an even more extreme example.
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The authors also encountered more extreme reactions, such as seizures.
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"It has become much stranger, and more extreme," Sirius agreed.
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There should be more extreme music on late night television.
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It is more extreme than under any other Republican administration.
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A more extreme step would be to cancel fixtures altogether.
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He's even been described as more extreme than Justice Scalia.
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Some of the advice was more extreme: Get a dog.
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That's especially true for the more extreme examples like Page's.
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The picture on the wider continent is even more extreme.
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Trump is playing midwife to ever more extreme, debilitating partisanship.
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It's true that the political parties have become more extreme.
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Both of these factors lead to more extreme precipitation events.
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The more extreme Hindu nationalists are accused of mounting the attacks.
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The experiment I was there to witness was even more extreme.
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In Berkeley, California, the response to hate speech was more extreme.
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A more extreme example is when an object impales the skull.
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Under Mr Trump's administration, the process has got more extreme still.
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The age differences have been even more extreme in Olympics past.
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If stocks fall further, backwardation is likely to become more extreme.
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However, there are speedier ways of doing this, albeit more extreme.
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But someone who has Raynaud's has a much more extreme reaction.
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And that's where a more extreme tilt starts to cause problems.
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With the midterms fast approaching, Democrats are desperately getting more extreme.
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As the right becomes more extreme the left goes further left.
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If the latter—well, Trump only gets more enraged, more extreme.
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But when I turned ten, my fear became even more extreme.
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But if it does, he said, "more extreme protest must happen."
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What were some of the more extreme responses to your experiment?
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I still think the current version is more extreme and partisan.
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More extreme still was Stoke City's approach at Chelsea on Saturday.
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And it's more extreme than just Blue State-Red State rancor.
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Max's weight loss was more extreme, and he is faring well.
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Without these currents, regional temperatures would be a lot more extreme.
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Climate change also contributes to more extreme (read: deadly) weather events.
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I think there are more extreme steps that we can consider.
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Undeterred, Republicans brought it back in more extreme form in 22019.
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But Obama's immigration policies were more extreme than MPI's observation indicates.
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But in fact, the national conversation has only grown more extreme.
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But the "natural" gerrymander of the Senate was even more extreme.
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The longer we wait to act, the more extreme the consequences.
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Steroids may be another option for treating pain in more extreme cases.
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In some parts of the complex, positioning has become even more extreme.
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Some of these trends are more extreme in Silicon Valley than elsewhere.
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Other redesigns, such as Twitter and Candy Crush, are far more extreme.
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Understanding Robertson's theology helps contextualize some of his more extreme-seeming statements.
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This is particularly true of the gun-toting and more extreme violence.
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In some markets, the difference is more extreme, depending on the insurer.
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Watch out for the younger, more extreme alternatives snapping at their heels.
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It is even more extreme in the select club of portfolio management.
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The Finns Party is now as strong as ever, and more extreme.
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Extreme weather events — like wildfires and hurricanes — are also becoming more extreme.
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It's been a big down, big up — one of the more extreme.
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In more extreme cases, people are advised to leave the area altogether.
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Some experts warn that the situation there may only become more extreme.
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At the house, the initiation ceremony took an even more extreme turn.
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Its problems, though, are still American problems, albeit sharper and more extreme.
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A warming planet leads to more extreme weather, both cold and hot.
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Disparaging climate change won't prevent increasingly violent storms or more extreme heat.
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Weaker current circulation could bring more extreme weather to the Northern Hemisphere.
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The moderates who lent their support to the more-extreme opponents miscalculated.
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But are the more extreme emotional gyrations of "Mephisto" really for children?
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Or maybe even more extreme, a human jumping out of an airplane.
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And this only got more extreme as technology in digital design advanced.
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A further slowdown will likely lead to more extreme weather in Europe.
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But Mr. Bowers's social media activity appeared to be much more extreme.
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I don't think it will get more extreme that it already has.
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Public or community health actions recommended by the CDC are more extreme.
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The handworked embroidery is even more extreme than the embroidery on couture.
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Lee, though, already lives with a much more extreme kind of pain.
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His thoughts turned more and more extreme, and he became a Salafi.
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But others advocate more extreme changes, such as abolishing the prison system.
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By March, the positions were reversed, with an even more extreme split.
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An Emerson University survey found an even more extreme flip among independents.
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People are becoming more extreme, more willing to fight when they disagree.
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And the more extreme the Republicans appear the more plausible Sanders becomes.
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And it is leading both to more droughts and more extreme rain.
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But what about someone whose criminal history — and ambitions — are more extreme?
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More extreme rainfall aligns with what scientists expect as the climate changes.
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The more they accuse the administration of extremism, the more extreme they become.
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The Republican Party couldn't keep becoming more extreme and continue to win elections.
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According to Strong, Jacobs would have made the show a lot more extreme.
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He's hopeful Trump will pivot away from some of his more extreme proposals.
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The louder and more extreme opinions you have, the more… Entertaining you are.
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He then went even more extreme: He did a 35-day water fast.
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Everything is way more extreme — but in a good way, it's not overbearing.
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Chen Shui-bian (former Taiwan president) is married, but isn't he more extreme?
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Another hermit, Masafumi Nagasaki, took a more extreme approach to the solitary lifestyle.
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For more extreme cases, you can also get rid of your smartphone altogether.
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"The oceans have the potential to make this more extreme," said NASA's Willis.
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The more extreme the enhancement, the less likely people were to support it.
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It's an even more extreme version of what I was touching on there.
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It's one of the more extreme cases of sexual dimorphism in a species.
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The effects of climate change could also make these fluctuations even more extreme.
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More extreme weather means more severe storms, more lightning and thus more fires.
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And with each video it seems like he gets more and more extreme.
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The higher you get, the more extreme the low is going to be.
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As with everything in the Bridal Bubble, it can become even more extreme.
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"We've got some more extreme mansions this season," says the Kansas City native.
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Therefore we get a lot of diversity and more extreme stuff going on.
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O'Connell's focus is on the more extreme transhumanists, those committed to eternal life.
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"They're getting more and more and more extreme on every issue," he said.
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Scientists expect global warming to cause more extreme heat events like this one.
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"Some of the more extreme proposals aren't going to get adopted," he continued.
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Of course, it could be more extreme, and in the past it was.
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Flood Re is designed to cope with even more extreme events, Hoban said.
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But there are two notable differences that make Trump's conduct even more extreme.
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"The peaks and valleys will become more extreme and more frequent," he said.
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The situation in the Asia-Pacific region appears to be even more extreme.
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If you're up for a more extreme budgeting strategy, try going cash-only.
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And that was an experience of learning, to an even more extreme degree.
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When the Pope visited, the closures and security levels were much more extreme.
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I personally think the president seems a little more extreme by the week.
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They need to worry only about primary opposition, usually from more extreme candidates.
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Other agents have been accused of more extreme misconduct, including murder and rape.
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Summer temperatures have shifted toward more extreme heat over the past several decades.
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Where is it more extreme — on the early-stage or later-stage deals?
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It stays warm until November, and when winter finally comes it's more extreme.
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"It's making them more extreme and more destructive," DiCaprio said of the storms.
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Q: Since you gave your TED talk, inequality has only gotten more extreme.
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All things considered, alcohol's effects seem markedly more extreme — and riskier — than marijuana's.
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As the party's membership has shrunk, it has become more extreme in its views.
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The problem became more extreme after she started doing stunts in her early 20s.
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Arkansas, Alabama and Georgia are three livestock-producing states with more extreme drought conditions.
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As the atmosphere warms, it can hold more water — resulting in more extreme deluges.
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And more extreme weather events, like hurricanes and tornadoes, will bring death and destruction.
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She's used to online criticism, but this was more extreme in tone and content.
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But it also used more extreme measures, like holding girls down on the ground.
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Ad agencies and brands do things that are 100 times more extreme than this.
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Later, his exploits and those of his friends become ever more extreme and lurid.
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He has now left the party to set up an outfit even more extreme.
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Among them: faster global warming, rising sea levels, and possibly more extreme natural disasters.
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The more eccentric the orbit, the more extreme the difference between summer and winter.
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It is unusual in the sense that things are going to get more extreme.
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Maybe if you're about some luxury yet somehow more extreme life, there's the butthole?
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As strikes continue, workers broaden their demands and are driven to more extreme measures.
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More fundamentally, Iowa could open the way to a new, more extreme American politics.
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It became a quest for hearing something more weird, more extreme than the previous.
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A highly variable climate causes uneven distribution of rainfall, making droughts even more extreme.
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But when dissociation becomes more extreme, it crosses into surreal territory, becoming Hollywood fodder.
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As a country, we've been here before — in a far, far more extreme context.
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Many of the more extreme partisans simply refuse to work with the other side.
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Mr. Zarqawi's views and methods were even more extreme and theatrical than Al Qaeda's.
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A more extreme variant is that we completely pass over people like Charles Bukowski.
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Others said they were taking a more extreme approach — avoiding Thanksgiving get-togethers altogether.
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"It will restrain the more extreme moves the Republicans could have made," he said.
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In more extreme cases, surgery to remove the thyroid may be the best option.
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Extremistan seems to everywhere be growing more extreme, and there's no end in sight.
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Democrats have responded in turn, becoming more obstructionist as Republican demands become more extreme.
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Many forest species are struggling to adapt to rising temperatures and more extreme weather.
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Perhaps nowhere is the disparity of wealth more extreme than in Santa Barbara County.
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In more extreme cases, Starbucks has stated it will resort to closing individual stores.
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It can't survive temperatures more extreme than minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit without electric heaters.
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Not more extreme candidates on the Democratic side which will only fuel Trump's followers.
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"This makes our climate even more extreme than it otherwise would be," she said.
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There will be "more and more extreme politics trying to justify" such strongarm policies.
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But in other parts of the world, speech prohibitions can be far more extreme.
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And that problem is more extreme than ever looking at the fall 2019 schedule.
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Animals are sometimes born with more extreme spare parts, like an entire second head.
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The push toward ever-more extreme judges will only further politicize the third branch.
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How do you make things more extreme when they're already off-the-charts extreme?
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Things become even more extreme in July 1908, just before the expulsion from Eden.
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Are there parts of Joe that are you, just in a more extreme way?
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"The gun ban lobbies are getting more and more extreme and aggressive," he said.
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That's why fire officials are growing anxious about the prospects of more extreme fires.
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The argument is that incumbents tend to be more extreme if their districts are gerrymandered, because when they're sure to win the general election, they'll focus on appealing to the more extreme members of their base in order to prevent a primary challenge.
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The most rigorous studies on this question from political scientists tend to find that moderate nominees have a distinct advantage over ones perceived as more extreme, largely because they don't activate their opponent's base the same way a more extreme nominee would.
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"Instead of new and always more extreme measures, we need a little patience," Lautenschlaeger said.
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I want to know what he&aposs going to do to make it more extreme.
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Only more extreme than the daily visuals I live with, totally out of my control.
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This divide is even more extreme when it comes to gaining access to the internet.
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Early CrossFit regimens, Herz adds, were more extreme than most of what newbies experience today.
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More extreme settlers seek out confrontations and sometimes clash with Palestinians and even Israeli soldiers.
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This was even more extreme when the transducer was hooked up to the wooden table.
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Cold weather is expected to become even more extreme, and so shoppers are suiting up.
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Although she was no Bernie Sanders, voters viewed her as more extreme than Mr Trump.
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New York's suit says the city is already experiencing rising temperatures and more extreme precipitation.
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But after the bans, the communities tended to talk about, and tag, more extreme behavior.
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Also unlike Kyoto, the new agreement is entirely voluntary, making a withdrawal even more extreme.
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If that dynamic becomes even more extreme, I think there could be some good opportunities.
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President Donald Trump could also take the more extreme step of intervening to remove Cordray.
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So I guess MSI left itself some room to go even more extreme next year.
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"I think Kat would have to have a more extreme form of rebellion," says Smith.
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But according to a new study, the problem may be more extreme than anyone realized.
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This background warming makes typical heat waves all the more extreme, resulting in record heat.
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Who talks this way: Ser Davos Seaworth Geordie is another, more extreme northern English accent.
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In some countries, it's known as "Pharaonic," in contrast with "Sunna," the more extreme version.
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More extreme precipitation is one of the calling cards of a warmer world, experts say.
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This pattern is self-reinforcing, making for even more extreme partisanship and even deeper deadlock.
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The more extreme and lofty their fantasies were, the better they felt in the moment.
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In Citizenship and Immigration Services, if the more extreme programmes on deportation are followed through.
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We are a centrist nation with pockets of more extreme voters in certain limited districts.
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Fleitz has attempted in recent days to distance himself from the center's more extreme views.
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His defense highlights his ties to more extreme elements of the fringe, anti-Muslim right.
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During that period, the tactics deployed by Abu Sayyaf grew more extreme and more deadly.
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"The more extreme, the more lucrative," appears to be the rule, according to the entrepreneur.
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The more extreme activists are crowing about what they claim is a precedent-setting victory.
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And even a more extreme posture, at least in this case, likely wouldn't have helped.
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If you're unconsciously bound to engage with more extreme content, that's the content you'll get.
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My memories of China are just that much more extreme because my childhood was there.
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Should we try to support this relationship, or do the circumstances justify more extreme measures?
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"This is one of the more extreme cave dives that I have done," he said.
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"He tried to push Bush policy in a much more extreme direction," Mr. Sheinwald said.
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And the reason that we're suffering from more extreme rain appears to be climate change.
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The modeling, even with mitigation in place is more extreme than estimates by other experts.
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Weather models predict that over the next 30 years India will experience more extreme rainfall.
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The racism has gotten even more explicit, the paranoia about the deep state more extreme.
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Pushing a "more extreme" candidate, Krupnikov said, puts one's own voting preferences on the line.
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They both know that she's going through things far more extreme than they ever experienced.
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But the more extreme act of quitting is no longer such a far-fetched fantasy.
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Extreme weather gets more extreme Warmer oceans make tropical storms more intense and longer lasting.
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"I think his behavior will get more extreme going into the election," said Virginia Sen.
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Governments couldn't control information and more extreme things started to happen, more chaos was unleashed.
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Now it appears both sides are running to the comfort of their more extreme corner.
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"PATH is more extreme," said Thomas K. Wright, president of the nonprofit Regional Plan Association.
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The 11 other stories collected in "You Know You Want This" are far more extreme.
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Going to the prison was an intense experience – everything is more extreme inside, including racism.
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More extreme events, such as fires, floods or being threatened or attacked, were relatively uncommon.
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Extreme weather events become more extreme, and climate change is "'loading the dice' toward more extreme floods, heat waves, droughts, and hurricanes," says Michael Mann, a climatologist and director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University, in an email to The Verge.
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And more extreme versions of things users show an interest in to keep the eyeballs engaged.
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"This country is becoming more extreme against the Arab citizens and the non-Jews," he said.
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Kansas also shows that American politics are not necessarily destined to become more and more extreme.
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In more extreme cases, you may want to take a contraceptive pill to regulate your hormones.
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These more extreme proposals could be signs of how the immigration hawks will organize around negotiations.
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France's two-round electoral process is seen as an opportunity to screen out more extreme candidates.
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It is well known that rising temperatures are triggering more extreme weather events around the world.
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Watch the xXx trailer above for more extreme stunts than you (or Ice Cube) can handle.
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"The problem, as with earthquakes, is not the mean but the more extreme events," Alvord said.
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And as 2017, and the Trump presidency, wore on, the posts and pages became more extreme.
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Work by Cass Sunstein shows how this groupthink leads even judges to take more extreme decisions.
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From the colonizers, we learned that the farther we go, the more extreme the weather gets.
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As Jobbik inches towards the centre, it may struggle to take its more extreme voters along.
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Their views on the EU have become more extreme and intractable over the past four years.
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It means changes in rain, rising sea levels, and more extreme weather like strong, destructive hurricanes.
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He has vowed to reintroduce interrogation methods for terror suspects that are more extreme than waterboarding.
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The arrest of an executive is an even more extreme reaction to the same non-compliance.
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Can they do more to prevent some of the more extreme behavior depicted in the documentary?
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Although she usually sticks to natural hues, Stone's blonde look is one of her more extreme.
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Over time, Lukas fell in with more extreme organizations, joining one group with links to terrorism.
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Only content more extreme than the most lenient personal settings allow will be barred from Facebook.
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At every turn, skeptics viewed Trump's ever-more-extreme behavior and pronounced him beyond the pale.
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My wife, for, example has always been into more extreme and obscure black metal than me.
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Whether you like kickboxing, dancing, yoga, or something more extreme, Daily Burn has got you covered.
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Each side is more extreme, and each bases their political agenda on demonizing the other side.
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The battles were conversations between musicians and dancers, each pushing the other toward more extreme rhythms.
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Finally, and significantly, rolling back clean car standards threatens worse climate change and more extreme weather.
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While there are exceptions, in the main, attitudes have not become more extreme in recent years.
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"The New Me" conveys a degree of isolation more extreme than anything in those earlier books.
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The field is wide open for more extreme characters to win in the 2018 congressional elections.
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I guess he means that he's more extreme and hard-core in his libertarian economic commitments.
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Which makes sense given that the changing climate is fueling more extreme weather and more wildfires.
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If weather is getting more extreme due to climate change, why aren't we shattering temperature lows?
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"This time around, we were much more comfortable committing to bolder, more extreme ideas," explains Bayley.
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Is scrapping the Electoral College or the filibuster truly more extreme than any of those demands?
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Not surprisingly, those with more extreme political views tend to provide more biased ratings of news.
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The gun lobby is in a race to see who can become more brazen, more extreme.
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But researchers believe that 8- and neinchan contain even more extreme white supremacist content than 4chan.
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Anti-vaxxer beliefs have converged with the more extreme fringes of veganism for some time now.
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In other words, what's your advice to those who are tempted to take more extreme measures?
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Others have taken more extreme measures: Germany-based neobank N26 is shuttering its UK operations altogether.
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Bernie Sanders pushes more extreme ideas, opposing the ability for homeowners to control their own dwellings.
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And YouTube's recommendation algorithm offers videos that become more and more extreme as viewers watch them.
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And YouTube's recommendation algorithm offers videos that become more and more extreme as viewers watch them.
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So the cases that are included in these reports may be more extreme examples of illness.
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Scientists repeatedly point to more extreme weather as a problem worsened by human-caused climate change.
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"Every day we delay, the more extreme, difficult and expensive the cuts become," the report said.
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Firefighters fighting more than 100 bushfires are bracing for more "extreme heatwave conditions" early next week.
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This is especially true with scientists calling for more extreme weather events in the decades ahead.
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An even more extreme step would be to try to arrest witnesses who are dodging testifying.
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And more extreme, inflammatory content is often more engaging to users — and therefore better for business.
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More extreme biohackers have implanted microchips and magnets under their skin to link themselves with computers.
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In a lot of cases, that something turns out to be the more extreme the better.
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He's the president of his school's college Republican club, but his views have grown more extreme.
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But the emerging Trumpism 2.0 is in most respects more extreme than what it's left behind.
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" He wrote in an email, "As climate change makes temperatures more extreme, people should become less sociable.
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That combination is leading to more extreme fires like the one ravaging Fort McMurray now, he said.
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But for the most dedicated of superfans, there is an even more extreme option: celebrity nail art.
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The pay ratio is even more extreme outside of banking, in industries like retail, food and entertainment.
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As it has grown to 1.86 billion users, Facebook has pushed us to more extreme political viewpoints.
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But the committee appeared to advocate a more extreme take on China compared to the Trump administration.
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And The San Francisco Chronicle reported that there could be more extreme shut-offs over the weekend.
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In future, most models suggest, it will experience more extreme and less predictable rains over shorter seasons.
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Sometimes things were more extreme: Roach would mysteriously start levitating or find himself stuck in a wall.
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Andrew Webster: I went into Lost Frontier hoping for a more extreme version of the Telltale formula.
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So, yes, polarization among US federal legislators has most definitely grown more extreme, to near-comical levels.
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Boockvar, however, said the stock market could get ready to do something more extreme than just pause.
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I don't think that's a necessarily bad thing, I just think millennials are a little more extreme.
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Performances grew more extreme and salacious; relationships intensified as drug consumption ramped and moved into the open.
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But the law is vague and some people fear a more extreme president could criminalize homosexuality outright.
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It doesn't seem to be the case that viewers increasingly need more extreme stuff to get off.
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Even Mr de Maizière, a Christian Democrat himself, rejects some of his party colleagues' more extreme ideas.
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It escalated quickly because the humor was pushing us to go further and further and more extreme.
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As the Red Guards grew more extreme, the People's Liberation Army was sent in to control them.
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The latter picture is often cited as an example of the more extreme forms of Mannerist distortion.
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"Her parents are even a little more extreme," A source told PEOPLE of the Kellers last year.
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In more extreme situations, hiccups in the ETF market can bring disruption to the stock market itself.
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When it comes to Dorsey's more extreme style of fasting, some professionals see it as disordered eating.
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They then become more extreme in their legislative posture to guard against challenges from the ideological wings.
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He warned that failure to combat climate change will result in more extreme weather and more suffering.
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President Obama presented a far more extreme position in withholding both testimony and documents from legislative committees.
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"Much of the trigger will come from speculative investors covering the more extreme short positioning," he said.
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The more extreme you are, the more attention you get—the more likes and retweets and comments.
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They're used to alter a face in subtle ways (New nose!) and more extreme ones (Conjoined twin!).
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Some taxi drivers in China have exercised a rather more extreme form of protest against leasing rules.
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The more extreme version is "en bloc," where several hours can be wiped from the memory drive.
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WINTER 2018 For years, family farmers have struggled with limp prices, tight credit and more extreme weather.
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The look became more extreme at RDVK; it could only be described as '80s, Kabuki-style rouge.
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The experiences in the article were, to some extent, more extreme than what I, personally, have experienced.
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As things get worse for the president, his options grow more limited — and more extreme as well.
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Besides making fires more likely, the heat also has the potential to make any fire more extreme.
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YouTube persistently tempts us to view videos even more extreme than whatever we're watching at the moment.
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The result is that movements like the incels are becoming at once more accessible and more extreme.
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"Preacher," as you'd expect (and in keeping with the comic book), took an even more extreme approach.
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Some scientists, however, believe that it's because of warming that we see more extreme colds as well.
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That's the trade-off that comes with having a warmer bag for use in more extreme conditions.
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Day 15 After a couple weeks of searching, the Kings decided to try some more extreme measures.
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In a more extreme case, other countries could decide to impose carbon tariffs on the United States.
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In a more extreme case, other countries could threaten to impose carbon tariffs on the United States.
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More moderate parties, like UKIP, are uneasy being affiliated with more extreme groups, like the National Front.
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In more extreme cases, they can pursue impeaching the president, or even try to amend the Constitution.
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More extreme elements in the country believe India should be governed in accordance with strict Hindu beliefs.
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It's a more extreme example, but our pet experts agreed that unexpected costs come with the territory.
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With greenhouse gas emissions continuing to climb, the weather of the 2020s will be even more extreme.
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Now imagine that a user is interested in content more extreme than Law and Order and Chicago sports.
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As with El Niño, global warming means the Indian Ocean Dipole has become more extreme in recent years.
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And on social media, surrounded by like-minded friends and followers, opinions are reinforced and become more extreme.
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And so what this means is that the women are going to have to do more extreme things.
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As the demonstrations have dragged on, protesters have embraced more extreme, sometimes violent, tactics in battles with police.
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Ghost cars would be wild enough, but Uber reportedly employed even more extreme methods to track down authorities.
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More extreme cases have seen employers verbally or even physically abusing their helpers, sometimes resulting in court action.
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"At this stage, 1998 and 2002 were more extensive and more extreme and with greater consequence," he explained.
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A weaker jet stream also has more waves, and that means more extreme weather that lingers for longer.
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This reaction was even more extreme when other stresses, such as high turbidity or low salinity, were added.
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Other nationalists adopt an even more extreme position, saying that we don't need any global co-operation whatsoever.
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"This result is much more extreme than our market bear case scenario," BAML analysts said in a note.
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Occasionally he gives carefully calibrated speeches using a teleprompter, but then immediately reverts to his more extreme messages.
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While some argue climate change has caused more extreme weather events, science can't confirm that without more studies.
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Was the violence more extreme than in other wars (sometimes, but not as much as we might believe)?
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So, the more extreme the temperature, the faster a plane needs to travel in order to achieve lift.
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And partisan gerrymanders are more extreme and more frequent than at any point in the past 40 years.
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The family will most likely take more extreme steps to alter the way they use social media now.
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But as ocean conditions become more extreme, even protected fish populations might never have the chance to recover.
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YouTube, with its recommendation algorithm automatically directing us to more extreme content, is a powerful force for radicalization.
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At the more extreme end of the genre, so-called "torture porn" has been criticised for perpetuating misogyny.
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This plots a lower neckline and the calculation gives a more extreme third downside Dow target near 12,850.
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Trump was "carving out more extreme positions to be able to then negotiate a compromise solution," Marczak said.
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I get emotional playing this, the emotions made more extreme after Andreas' tragic and untimely passing last year.
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And Modi, while saying he's concerned, has been either unwilling or unable to halt their more extreme actions.
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For years, climate scientists have been predicting more extreme weather as carbon emissions increase and global temperatures rise.
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It is far more likely that moderates will be silenced, and more extreme anti-American voices will prevail.
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There's reason to worry that wildfire deaths will only increase as climate change worsens, causing more extreme blazes.
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Or are we propagating a new class system that will only grow more extreme and divided in time?
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Fires erupting in California will grow worse as climate change drives more extreme weather events across the country.
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Because if Republicans are still ignoring climate change entirely, voters will see them as more extreme than Democrats.
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Does it seem to you that the recent spate of extreme weather has been more extreme than usual?
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The divergence between Trump and his national security staff could lead both sides to become even more extreme.
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With more extreme stuff I get sent, though, the really aggressive stuff, that is just really shitty behavior.
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Many resort to taking out loans or, in more extreme cases, abandoning their shares, said attorneys and founders.
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As a result, scientists have been looking for ever-more-extreme situations in which to test these theories.
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Adding to the concern, more extreme weather was also possible in the New York City area on Wednesday.
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"Planning for more extreme weather in the future is the way things have to go," Dr. Stallard said.
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YouTube's algorithms make it easy to discover ever-more-extreme content, and videos starring children are no exception.
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The current downturn presents an even more extreme event — a worldwide emergency that has left no safe haven.
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The current downturn presents an even more extreme event — a worldwide emergency that has left no safe haven.
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She said that his recent behavior was illogical and "more extreme" than it had been in the past.
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He talked in "Serial" of smoking weed, but there was no indication he was into anything more extreme.
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But in reality, Prime Minister Netanyahu is more conservative and more extreme than the founder of the movement.
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I'm talking about the disorder that will come from more and more extreme ideas spread by social networks.
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Too much of a softy for the old "cry-it-out" method, I modified Ford's more extreme recommendations.
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"Misogyny is more extreme in South Korea, and the beauty industry has made it worse," said Ms. Kim.
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"The longer the regime doesn't address the situation, the more extreme the end result may become," Joffe said.
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Several states held primaries last night, and the more extreme, less electable candidates — on both sides — generally lost.
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Some plans cover a simple doctor's visit in another country, while others are limited to more extreme circumstances.
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But in Iowa, where VICE News presented the forum, the danger facing black women is even more extreme.
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At more extreme angles, meanwhile, the flat portion of the screen will be noticeably dimmer than the curves.
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There's one other possible escape hatch that could save him with the more extreme members of his base.
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These lawmakers want to be seen as making the bill more extreme to burnish their conservative bona fides.
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This will cause more extreme weather, more violent and often violent conflict, and more frequent and severe droughts.
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But are wildfires helping to accelerate climate change or just a deadly consequence of a more extreme climate?
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"We will see more extreme heat, damaging storms, coastal flooding and risks to food security," Professor Oppenheimer said.
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The rich are more generous in times of lesser inequality and less generous when inequality grows more extreme.
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Others go to more extreme lengths, tossing their Juul into the ocean, out car windows, and into dumpsters.
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Movements without a central core can devolve into chaos, with groups splintering off and adopting more extreme behaviors.
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In a region where violence against women is escalating, activists often focus on more extreme gender-based violence.
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Versus the Swiss franc the milestone was even more extreme at nine months and was last trading at 0.9755.
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In recent years, however, lawmakers have proposed more extreme abortion restrictions, including outright bans on certain kinds of abortions.
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The IACHR report, and other reports from the region, show that violence against LGBT individuals is becoming more extreme.
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"The extremes will get more extreme," says Kelly Mahoney, a research meteorologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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For more extreme cases, patients could request hormonal implants that turn off testosterone signaling, making sexual cravings less intense.
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For example, researchers believe it plays a role in radicalizing people, by showing them more extreme content over time.
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As Cass Sunstein and others have shown, people become more extreme when they're around others who share their beliefs.
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Read more extreme weather stories This is a stark contrast to the record low levels seen earlier this decade.
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Daubin told AP the dolphins washing up on France's beaches this year show a more extreme level of mutilation.
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This generally produces more moderate winners than simple plurality elections, which generate more extreme winners and more divisive politics.
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From climate change to overfishing, these global issues are forcing animals to adapt rapidly to more extreme living situations.
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It's difficult to conceive of what kind of extra steps could be added to make it even more extreme.
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To reduce it still further, urban planners may have to operate on the assumption of even more extreme events.
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The sports style is also what's closest to my own personal style, and making that more extreme felt good.
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A more extreme example of currency removal or demonetization is taking place in Venezuela under socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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The unknowns get even more extreme when we talk about whole plant cannabis versus specific compounds isolated from it.
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But warming driven by emissions from around the world is having big impacts here, including more extreme weather conditions.
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The previous PCA, in contrast, explicitly reserved the most interventionist actions for banks that had breached more extreme thresholds.
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She said St. Joseph's water is one of the more extreme cases of high iron levels in the state.
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The right wing of Canadian politics does not support any of Trump's more extreme public positions — far from it.
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The boom-and-bust cycle is likely caused by climate change that creates more extreme weather patterns, scientists say.
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The long-running award show's 2017 installment was, by and large, one of the more extreme versions of this.
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In more extreme cases, she says, doctors recommend fiber supplements to counter constipation and other medications to manage diarrhea.
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Unlike Israel, who became her lover and pushed her to be more extreme, the cautious Allan had insulated her.
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The sensible measures he's endorsed are modest, and he's also proposed more extreme, unpopular ideas, such as arming teachers.
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Guarantee NATO membership to Ukraine and Georgia: If Russia still wants punishment we can resort to more extreme measures.
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The claims become more extreme: In videos, Venus talks about her mother threatening suicide and hitting her on occasions.
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"In the grand scheme of things, it will fuel some of the more extreme anti-Francis websites," Wister said.
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More extreme rainfall due to climate change may also overwhelm dams that have not been modernized, the AP noted.
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Climate scientists say warming is causing more extreme days of heat, downpours and is nudging up global sea levels.
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Now that Tennessee legislators have reconvened, they're considering abortion legislation far more extreme than what was under consideration before.
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Let us hope that Venezuela will soon be able to rid itself of one of its more extreme forms.
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If the former, the courts usually intervene to stop the policy, and Trump only gets more enraged, more extreme.
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I know: It's hard to imagine how Trump could be any more extreme on immigration than he already is.
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In this sense, you might say she is a more extreme version of the eternally reminiscing Mabel and Vonnie.
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It was even more extreme to do it by hacking the disfavored candidate's aides' emails and leaking the results.
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About 20 million Americans suffer from a more extreme form of this anxiety called paruresis, or shy-bladder syndrome.
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I watch as their networks expand, and as followers find one another as they voice ever more extreme opinions.
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"Trump is saying it in a more extreme way, but it's a fact that Japan has to do more."
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We watched the rhetoric shift on white nationalist and neo-Nazi sites towards much more extreme anti-women rhetoric.
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Finally, Trump has called for more "extreme vetting" of immigration applications to block entry to future versions of Saipov.
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Ultimately, with that first guide as well as future guides, I was always asked to include more extreme material.
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Some scientific research shows that the effects of El Niño patterns may become even more extreme in the future.
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After multiple failed efforts to persuade the state legislature to reform state law, activists took a more extreme approach.
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"You can pick parts that would make the vehicle behave better in the more extreme handling situations," he said.
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Climate change is expected to make Botswana's environment even more extreme, with significant temperature increases expected across southern Africa.
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A failure to tackle climate change will mean more extreme weather, dirtier air and water, and more food shortages.
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She depicts situations in which social conventions have broken down and been replaced by more extreme interactions between adults.
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Instead, you get this cycle of ever more extreme behavior, as politicians compete to be the most radical outsider.
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Many recount being called out for an insensitive remark, and they have heard examples of far more extreme cases.
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"It really can't get any more extreme than that," said Heidi Hammel, a planetary scientist at the Planetary Society.
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Consequently, none of the more extreme conduct I have been reading about in the newspapers lately has astonished me.
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There are more extreme methods to take if you want to prevent targeted ads from ever following you around.
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I was thinking then: This guy is more extreme and more cool to a teenager than the Rolling Stones.
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Today, cities have on average 10 more extreme heat events per year than they did in the mid-1950s.
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Indeed, much as young men are radicalised on the internet, Durden's behaviour becomes more extreme as the film progresses.
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And as the United States confronts more extreme weather caused by climate change, theirs has become a growth industry.
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But the organization's challenges this year have energized anti-abortion activists, who argue Planned Parenthood is becoming more extreme.
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By 1973, the American public was already primed to believe the more extreme story he set out to tell.
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And it, of course, represents a breach of privacy more extreme than anything any technology company has ever produced.
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"Anbang is definitely a little bit more extreme and more aggressive than other Chinese insurance companies," Mr. Balding said.
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A significant amount of users systematically migrated from commenting exclusively on milder content to commenting on more extreme content.
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As a result, scientists expect to see more extreme wildfires in Australia in the latter part of this century.
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Even more extreme, but gaining traction on both sides of the aisle, do we need a universal basic income?
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Smaller living accommodations are popular abroad, especially in Asian countries where urban density can be more extreme than here.
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The stories got more and more extreme and more and more grotesque, and so many of them weren't isolated.
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His career-average surface preference is more extreme than that of any other player currently ranked in the top 269.
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There's evidence that to prevent cat-human violence, we need to go to more extreme lengths than I'd ever thought.
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Sometimes it will take a little longer than you would like, and sometimes it may be a little more extreme.
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It was just one of the more extreme examples highlighting the ways detainees in privately-owned facilities have been treated.
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The arrest took place amid other incidents of racial tension in the United States and a more extreme political discourse.
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A wider gamut means more saturated colors, as it includes some of the more extreme-colored crayons in its box.
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In more extreme cases, associates reported being sent home right as they arrived for work, with no opportunity for recourse.
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The more extreme scenario with tariffs on all imports, and Chinese retaliation, would lead to 360,000 fewer jobs being created.
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He added that the near total security test failure points to the need for more extreme changes at the TSA.
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Credit...Steve Lazarides The contrast between the 21980th-century old master and 22015st-century disrupter couldn't have been more extreme.
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"Talking from the more extreme to the realistic thoughts is one way to get un-stuck from that," she says.
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It is "getting worse and worse and more extreme almost in an exponential way," she says in a telephone interview.
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While firefighting drones are, amazingly, not a new idea, this one is much more extreme than anything else we've seen.
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This mystery makes synthetic marijuana likely to lead to "much more extreme responses," like seizures and psychosis, according to Winstock.
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Scientists generally don't like to link single weather events to climate change, but climate change does cause more extreme storms.
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It's the same in both, although much more extreme in London of course, as property and land is so valuable.
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In Congress and in state legislatures, they will make GOP caucuses more unruly and more extreme, worsening polarization and gridlock.
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Studies show that political polarization is more extreme in older people, who use social media less, than in the young.
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For boomers, things are even more extreme: 68% of respondents say they expect to retire after the age of 65.
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The numbers of the New Orleans Airbnb market — unhindered by any multiple listing ban — are far and away more extreme.
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His expressions got more extreme when he was having sex with his coworker-girlfriend while she wore the Sympathetic Diagnoser.
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The authors argue that results demonstrated that experimentally induced boredom may trigger people to gravitate toward more extreme political beliefs.
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Ultimately, this is where captchas come in—they present an inconvenience, of varying and sometimes more extreme degrees to users.
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Less people said they experienced more extreme forms of harassment, like physical threats (10%), stalking (7%) and sexual harassment (6%).
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Historical context: This isn't the first time America is an outlier on climate change, but it's more extreme this time.
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The question is how can we limit some of the more extreme examples of self-experimentation and things going wrong?
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The Great Barrier Reef bleaching event was made more extreme by stress from ocean warming, which was caused by humans.
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Investor nervousness around crude oil seems even more extreme, with oil's implied volatility at almost triple that of the SPY.
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The awkwardly clueless symbolism only gets more extreme when Danny tosses on an Asian mask to hide in the crowd.
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She said she too was nervous when it first started with some of the more extreme or high-profile crimes.
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Trump's challenge is to lead the more extreme elements of his own coalition, and also resonate with America's great middle.
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Lulzkiller portrayed the site as mellowing somewhat over time, even as the online landscape around it has become more extreme.
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Others take a more extreme approach, avoiding bathing and shampooing to properly keep up with the back-to-basics philosophy.
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Global warming also brings us more extreme weather events, like crippling heat waves and droughts already affecting millions of people.
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It was even more extreme than the courts: when its members caught Somalis involved in sports, they sometimes killed them.
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As the Hong Kong protests have persisted, they have gotten larger, and Hong Kong police tactics have gotten more extreme.
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Read more: GOLDMAN SACHS: The stampede out of stock-market favorites is a preview of more extreme moves to come.
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Scientists have said that Australia's fire season is beginning earlier and becoming more extreme as a result of climate change.
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Even Ryan's rather tepid denunciation of Trump provoked howls of outrage from some of the more extreme Republicans in Congress.
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But some women do get sucked into more extreme criminal acts when attempting to sustain an abusive, drug-dependent relationship.
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Anything more extreme would be met with major consternation in the House and Senate — and even in the White House.
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Clearly, we need to expose this family to more extreme weather scenarios and let the endless innovative styling inspo ensue.
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Today some liberals even feel wistful toward the W years: Have the Republicans gotten more extreme since he was president?
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"The project doesn't really need that," Michael Tatschl, a member of breadedEscalope, told Hyperallergic of the orb's more extreme adventures.
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Of course, that's also not new; radio did that as well, but it becomes more extreme in the streaming era.
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Increasingly, the problem of corporate concentration, and in its more extreme form, monopoly, is returning to the American political debate.
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It's been more extreme a few times over the last decade, including late last year, shortly before the market nosedived.
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Some Republicans regard the strategy as risky given the widespread opposition to some of the Trump administration's more extreme moves.
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But the N.R.A. grew more extreme over the course of the decade and began to oppose almost all regulatory legislation.
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Some more extreme pin collectors, such as Kirstie and Travis have decided to showcase their entire collection in their home.
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"Trail Runner" just published a piece about how runners are dying because they're taking on more and more extreme runs.
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The demographic pressures facing Republicans could push them to take more extreme steps to preserve power, like even harsher gerrymanders.
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But that language is not useful when conservatives have made the conversation more extreme, said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster.
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One of the more extreme incidents occurred on a Ryanair flight from Dublin to Malta at the end of April.
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A new leader had taken charge of Lev Tahor, and the group had become more extreme, according to the complaint.
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Some of those videos might have the perception of skewing in one direction or, you know, call it more extreme.
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Even more extreme was Mark Edmondson, who won the 1976 Australian Open as the 212th best player in the world.
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Just last week, a YouTube executive argued that its recommendation algorithms weren't designed to nudge users toward more extreme videos.
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Scientists say climate change is a central factor in creating the atmospheric ingredients that make wildfires like California's more extreme.
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The cause is a toxic mix of rising sea levels, construction and more extreme weather patterns exacerbated by climate change.
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For a more extreme example, take Luzerne County surrounding Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Obama beat Romney there by 51.5 to 46.7.
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Weather is becoming more extreme in general, so this year's rainy winter has made for lots of material to burn.
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He said, in addition to the increase in deadly events associated with hotter summers, winters are also becoming more extreme.
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These groups have exhausted their recruiting power with each iteration trying to be "new" and more extreme than the last.
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But the administration is now asking the courts for something even more extreme: repealing the law without any replacement whatsoever.
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Read more " _____ • Jack Shafer in Politico: "Not only is the bubble real, but it's more extreme than you might realize.
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But when it comes to the perfume she's wearing on any given day, Mendes tends to make more extreme fluctuations.
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Since the '80s, Duke believes, the left has only grown more extreme, which has pushed him into a defensive crouch.
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We've cocooned ourselves into hearing information that only tells us how right we are, and that's making us more extreme.
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He aired these more extreme views when calling into the radio show "Bubba the Love Sponge" between 2006 and 2011.
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Members of like-minded groups adopt more extreme positions in order to be seen as good members of the tribe.
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Historically speaking, candidates on either party's more extreme wing seem to pay a price for their views come Election Day.
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The RGA is desperate to rewrite history now that they're saddled with a candidate who is more extreme than Trump.
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They cannot concede that their field is now more extreme toward the left than President Trump is to the right.
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But some of the more extreme or coveted goals of Mr. Trump's critics may not be imminent or even feasible.
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Judges in lower courts — many appointed by President Trump — are expected to uphold more and more extreme anti-abortion laws.
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How these things are related is that fasting is, in some ways, a more extreme version of a ketogenic diet.
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Industry (except for some of the more extreme coal elements), does not want Pruitt to go after the endangerment finding.
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Buying a "mystery box" off of the Dark Web is a more extreme — and potentially more dangerous — extension of that.
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Heatwaves and more extreme weather are expected to become more frequent in the future due to the effects of climate change.
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We know that warmer sea surface and air temperatures can drive more water vapor into the atmosphere, yielding more extreme precipitation.
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One of the assailants had attracted the attention of prison authorities after beginning to practise a more extreme form of Islam.
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When they played their edited versions, however, the beta males were unafraid when the changes in the beat were more extreme.
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Less extreme and more extreme optionsYou can tailor your approach to be more or less anti-Google, as you feel necessary.
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Don't be "tech basic"—to see more Extreme I.T. madness and find the answers to your biggest tech questions, click here.
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There, treatment first directs patients toward less controversial drugs like methadone and buprenorphine before offering a more extreme measure, like heroin.
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Again in second place was the more extreme option of leaving without a deal and trading under World Trade Organization rules.
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The spread gets even more extreme when you consider the fact that you can still buy earlier iPhone models through resellers.
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YouTube keeps users on its site by offering them ever more interesting videos, which can also be ever more extreme ones.
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Cox had been worried about Britain's political culture, including a coarsening of language and people taking more extreme positions, he said.
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However, as his time cavorting with neo-Nazis online and in person went on, his rhetoric became more and more extreme.
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With these more extreme flights, the passengers have the additional benefit of going home with bragging rights: they're now considered astronauts.
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On top of rising seas, Kennedy faces a stormier future—more extreme hurricanes in the summer and nor'easters in the winter.
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You have to make it more extreme, like by hitting a target while you're cutting through the air at crazy speeds.
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"It fits with the big web of research out there now on how various threats make people more extreme," McGregor said.
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Because the attacks were more surgical than anticipated in more extreme scenarios, the market has shrugged off bullish factors, he said.
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However, more extreme versions—which have been shown to have some health benefits—are also gaining ground, particularly among gym goers.
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Yet if there's not an enormous upset in the next month, this will get only more extreme in the general election.
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One is that vulnerable members decided to vote for a bill that is more extreme than the one they initially rejected.
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However, over time they slowly creep back in and become more extreme, until another incident happens and the cycle starts over.
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That's life in the league and always has been, but again, this year we're seeing a more extreme schedule that normal.
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All of those different "vs" that I listed above exist now, and Observer makes them ever-more-extreme in the future.
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In 153, communities that were hard hit by Chinese competition tended to elect more extreme candidates to represent them in Congress.
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Then there are the more extreme cases of Moore and Ramsey Orta, who filmed the fatal police encounters with Eric Garner.
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Among those on the more extreme end is a company called Celestis, which offers to send a person's remains into space.
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But if the political leadership feels its back is against the wall, "it may resort to more extreme measures," Skinner warned.
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This means that when the weather starts warming, the loss of ice is more extreme— nearly 40%, Meier estimated, since 1979.
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I just think that primaries makes both parties much more extreme, because the candidates are trying to cater to certain audiences.
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The punishment that Wheaton handed down to Hawkins is far more extreme than what student protesters have demanded on secular campuses.
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A more extreme step is putting a freeze on your credit, which blocks anyone from accessing your credit reports without permission.
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Extreme weather is getting more extreme, and until FEMA recognizes and acts on that reality, it will find itself overwhelmed indefinitely.
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All of this can add to a Welsh feeling of being dependent or, in a more extreme view, of being oppressed.
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Over half (53%) of voters in the August Quinnipiac poll said climate change is a factor in making fires more extreme.
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"But late Tuesday through Thursday, the winds are back and in some areas can be more extreme than before," he said.
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The hatred for Christmas in the former USSR became even more extreme during the leftist, Stalinist era between 1929 and 1939.
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This voting-rights divide threatens to become more extreme with additional democracy advances in blue states and repression in red states.
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Toward the end, the story begins to fray, and Mr. Sivan seems driven to find ever more extreme and provocative images.
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In a more extreme scenario, though, an industrial production slowdown and an "uncertainty shock" could take hold and cause more damage.
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We see how one person's despair is transferred like a debt to another, and how despair leads to something more extreme.
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Another more extreme but effective strategy to curb your spending is to ditch your credit cards altogether and go cash only.
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Climate change deniers will observe the usual rule: the more extreme the weather, the more quickly they will change the subject.
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For example, some parts of the world will experience higher than average rainfall while other areas will experience more extreme droughts.
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What we know is that when one side has complete control of the process, the lines always end up more extreme.
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Finally, early indications suggest that Saipov radicalized after coming to America, so it is unlikely more extreme vetting would have helped.
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Instead, the Syrian war dragged on, the rebels grew more extreme and Qatar was tainted by its association with terrorist groups.
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That alone is cause for concern among cybersecurity experts, but hackers are also exploring more extreme ways of stealing computing power.
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In second place, again, was the more extreme option of leaving without a deal and trading under World Trade Organization rules.
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And Nick Hargrove from Wilmington, N.C., hopes to see more extreme sports enter the Olympics: … they could add other "extreme" games.
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I want to make already extreme music more extreme because, to me, that is the fucking ground zero of the harshest.
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Even as 22017chan has grown more extreme, overall web traffic on the site has more than doubled in the last decade.
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More generally, when you have an attention-seeking president, ignoring his antics could well provoke him into even more extreme behavior.
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Other figures who enable some of his more extreme tendencies — Peter Navarro, Larry Kudlow, John Bolton — are increasingly in Trump's orbit.
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With more extreme weather events predicted for New York City and the surrounding area, flood insurance might be on your mind.
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More and more, extreme poverty will be a feature of life only where people's opportunities to overcome it are brutally limited.
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Groups smitten with the siege mentality filter out discordant facts and become more extreme versions of themselves, leading to further marginalization.
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There are way more extreme versions of PCOS that women have a lot of difficulty with — mine is not as intense.
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Generally they can be treated the same way as boxcar scars, but in more extreme cases, cosmetic treatment is another option.
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But Drew Harwell's analysis of the company's financial records this June shows that the tunneling took on a more extreme scope.
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In second place, again, was the more extreme option of leaving without a deal and trading under World Trade Organization rules.
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With weather patterns becoming more extreme each year, "we support people because we want people to keep their livelihoods", he said.
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Mr. Gauland, one of the founders of the party four years ago, has also taken on a more extreme, nationalist tone.
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Climate change also has been linked with more extreme weather events, malnutrition and the spread of infectious diseases, such as malaria.
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The plan should include the possibility of more extreme weather "as the effects of climate change continue to grow," he said.
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The new campaign web video was the culmination of a day on which the President staked out ever more extreme positions.
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They lived through more extreme seasons with a greater variation in temperature than the modern human child who was also studied.
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Decades of experiments have shown that over time like-minded groups become more extreme in the way they are like-minded.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As heat becomes more extreme on a warming planet, millions more people are switching on air conditioners.
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"It could make the fluctuations of the market more extreme if these investors take more frequent short-term positions," he said.
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In the end, Republicans have chosen policies that are more extreme than they would have if they had worked with Democrats.
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This idea that they are somehow different and more extreme reflects little more than the political need for narrative and division.
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Again unnaturally white and almost spectral, these buildings are much more extreme than a Cape Cod house shuttered for the winter.
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I've been working in the sex business for 16 years, and porn has become a lot more extreme during that time.
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For others, flirting with more extreme views became a way of rebelling, but in a kind of not-thinking teenage way.
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Partisan gerrymandering dates back two centuries, but critics have said it has become more extreme and has begun to warp democracy.
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White supremacists use even more extreme violence to spread their ideologies of hate, to intimidate ethnic minorities, and undermine democratic norms.
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Politics have been getting more extreme as the middle class shrinks Politics have been getting more extreme as the middle class shrinks Even before President Donald Trump's contorted series of quasi-condemnations, the image of helmeted neo-Nazis squaring off with protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, stood out as a remarkably awful moment in the country's recent history.
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"He wants to have more extreme vetting in place in [regard to] countries that harbor and train and export terrorists," she said.
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Right now, to save steel jobs, the administration would need to do something far more extreme than slap tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Transnational corporations and the most powerful militaries on Earth are already building to prepare for higher sea levels and more extreme weather.
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Why it matters: If policymakers misdiagnose the causes of more extreme wildfires, then California's woes will not lessen in the near future.
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On the other, he promotes racist and sexist points of view that have mobilized the more extreme fringes of the far right.
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"They're far more extreme than the US was under the Bush administration," Kowalski told BuzzFeed News shortly after the session wrapped up.
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Brand Gating is a more extreme version, like what ElevationLab had suggested but so far has been unable to gain access to.
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Critics have said gerrymandering has become more extreme through the use of precise voter data and computer modeling to devise electoral maps.
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A huge swath of the United States is trapped in a deep freeze — and even more extreme weather is on the way.
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And we can only imagine that those highs and lows feel even more extreme when there's a spotlight on you 24/7.
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That's the same blueprint Rocket Internet companies employ in Latin America, Asia and other places, but Africa is a more extreme testbed.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said the scale of the Fernandez win was much more extreme than their "bear case" scenario.
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A more extreme option would be to nationalise antibiotic production, but that would only cause private-sector innovation to shrivel even further.
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The discrepancy in House races is even more extreme, with 302 Democratic women seeking office as compared to only 22014 Republican women.
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The planet is seeing more extreme weather patterns, such as wildfires and flooding, which scientists say will get worse with rising temperatures.
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People are already beginning to take notice of the more extreme weather events, like hurricanes and wildfires, wreaking havoc across the country.
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Ancient warming episodes like the PETM were always far more extreme than theoretical models of the climate suggest they should have been.
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But Patty is weirder, a bit more extreme, and pushes the limits way more aggressively than most of the stars on YouTube.
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The possibilities range from expanded daily bond purchases through to more extreme ideas such as quantitative easing and so-called helicopter money.
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On June 2nd, Google experienced another, apparently more extreme, outage that took out Calendar, Youtube, and a number of third-party apps.
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This mostly applies to reducing pranks and blocking rogue toddlers, but it doesn't hurt for defending against more extreme targeting as well.
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Facing an extremely prosperous present, they have adopted ever more extreme programs like guaranteed jobs or free college tuition to attract support.
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Oscar's strategy is a more extreme version of the approach most health insurers have already taken to selling on the Obamacare exchanges.
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At more extreme angles, you will see some color distortion on the bendy screen, but from head-on, it's much less noticeable.
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At first the audience laughed, because, "hey, it's stand-up comedy," but Richards doubled down and used even more extreme racial epithets.
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All of these restrictions are even more extreme with private prisons because since they're private companies they're not subject to public access.
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Well, the grid has gotten more vulnerable to weather, which itself is getting weirder, with more heat waves, and more extreme events.
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Engeln is a bit more extreme in her suggestions because she's tested many other theories and only seen one sure-fire cure.
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Since the 1970s, left wing terrorism has largely declined, with the exception of some more extreme animal rights groups and eco-terrorists.
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Even more extreme, if customers call to cancel their cable TV service, Cable One doesn't try to talk them out of it.
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Just know that the heavier the chain, the more weight your nipples carry, and heavier weight makes for a more extreme experience.
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In 2010, riding the wave of disgust over the passage of Obamacare, a new, more extreme group of Republicans took over Congress.
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There will be staggering losses of biodiversity, more extreme weather events like drought and hurricanes, hotter temperatures, and melting Arctic sea ice.
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The Department of Homeland Security under the Trump administration has attracted attention for considering more extreme vetting procedures at the U.S. border.
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But in aggregate and in their more extreme forms, they're limiting in how we think about what the brain does for us.
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Kadyrov's Chechnya is a more extreme version of Russia: a mafia state that uses religious rhetoric to enforce control over its citizens.
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It is not surprising then that there are increasing calls for more extreme measures, including a coup or foreign military invasion. Sen.
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People who try to use politics to fill emotional and personal voids get more and more extreme and end up as fanatics.
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And there was no more extreme example than Rachel, who was recently "the second-largest driver of traffic worldwide," according to Perpetua.
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And if more extreme weather events lie in our future, national, state and local policy makers need to improve the nation's defenses.
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The BJP has historically espoused Hindu-nationalist positions, and some of its more extreme candidates have been accused of being anti-Muslim.
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And in more extreme cases, users reported that their personal conversations had been recorded and then forwarded on to friends in error.
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" This would be one of the more extreme outcomes, as it would mean the end of the company's so-called "walled garden.
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The upside skew is even more extreme in June with 18,349 tonnes of open interest on calls versus 4,301 lots on puts.
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"Marketing has to get a little more extreme to capture families' attention, to capture buyers' attention, to capture girls' attention," Levin says.
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By early 2010, in the more extreme cases, plenty of people would consume drone for days on end, buying gram after gram.
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"The more competition or the more guys feel people are watching, the more extreme behavior they end up exhibiting," he tells Broadly.
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I would put Captain America into that subset of heroes that then use bioengineering and modification to achieve even more extreme results.
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The further you have been veering off the path to your destiny, the more extreme the experience of the eclipse will feel.
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His approach is to only use the more extreme flavors as spices and taste enhancers instead of letting them dominate the dishes.
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"The disconnect between Wells Fargo's publicly advertised face and its actual litigation conduct here could not be more extreme," Judge Young wrote.
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In some more extreme cases, a dog will bite or growl at you if they feel you're threatening them in any way.
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A recent study by the German Culture Council found that gender inequality in Germany's extensive theater landscape was more extreme than expected.
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A shallow glass of intensely flavored pork broth accompanies the mofongo, made more extreme by a squiggle of smoked rendered pork fat.
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The world was halfway to that mark in 2015, and that warming is already bringing more extreme storms and droughts, Hayhoe said.
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Youth employment, widespread economic frustration and fears about migrants have "provided fertile ground" for more extreme politics in Italy, Mr. Stefanini said.
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The steep drop-off, however, follows after more extreme measures, including beach closures and other isolation tactics were adopted in the area.
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A more extreme solution would be to establish a system of appointed prosecutors, as is done in Connecticut, New Jersey and Alaska.
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It's followed by Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Miami, which have seen between 23 to 24 more extreme heat days since '79.
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Iron ore plunges 220%, gold soars above $225,220 The market moves have been even more extreme in other corners of Wall Street.
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The idea that technical excellence might prove insufficient — and possibly an impediment — was raised in more extreme form by Ms. Peck's performance.
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With the holidays, your spending may have been a little more extreme, so maybe take a look at October, November and December.
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"In this context the Bank judges that a more extreme downside scenario related to trade tensions has become less likely," it said.
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Unless we get our act together, we will see in years to come more droughts, more floods and more extreme weather disturbances.
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Mr. Holder said he viewed Republican gerrymandering as more extreme than anything Democrats had engineered for their own benefit in blue states.
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"It's hard to think of a president using more extreme language during crisis like this before," said Michael Beschloss, a presidential historian.
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"The VIX spikes have become more extreme — on the upside and the downside," said Salil Aggarwal, a derivatives strategist at Deutsche Bank.
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True, he may shed a revelatory light on the more extreme facets of our societal spectrum through his bizarre and pithy prism.
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It was just time for Veep to hang it up, because satire is about making things more extreme to show their ridiculousness.
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The Israeli left is now a pitiful shadow of its former self while the right is vocal and more extreme than ever.
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But in a sense, it is just a more extreme form of the game Assad and his father have played for decades.
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He reacted to his declining numbers by ratcheting up what worked before: becoming a louder, more extreme, more abrasive version of himself.
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Seemingly egged on by a mass of adolescent boys, he became even more extreme than he is in his usual campaign speeches.
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Instead of quashing the protests themselves, China can pressure Hong Kong authorities to take more extreme measures to crackdown on the protests.
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Mr. Reyes Savalza and Ms. Mateo are pushing for a continuation of DACA, but they have other goals that are more extreme.
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On the more extreme end, some participants kept quiet because they thought they might lose their independence in some way, Fahs said.
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The more extreme and unpredictable our climate becomes, the more we feel the impact on our health, our safety and our wallets.
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In more extreme situations, presidents and governors have activated the National Guard, but usually to keep the peace during riots and unrest.
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Many Lumbee feel that the national Democratic party has simply left them behind as they've embraced more extreme social and economic positions.
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Facebook and other companies already use a more extreme version of this method to find and remove terrorist propaganda from their sites.
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Richer states fear compensation claims could soar in the future if emissions continue to increase, fuelling more extreme weather and rising seas.
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I was a much more extreme partisan than a vast majority of Trump voters and I never would have recognized that label.
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" Beyoncé's career has also spanned a decade in which such diets have been repackaged as the palatable — but often more extreme — "wellness.
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In one of the more extreme examples, there's Patricia, who is living with her daughter and two grandchildren in a hotel room.
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Mr. Netanyahu has been trying to win over far-right Israeli voters who might opt for more extreme parties in Tuesday's election.
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And then, as Rubin's audience is exposed to Molyneux, they get to the even more extreme figures Molyneux features on his show.
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And his administration has thwarted efforts from more extreme hardliners to completely shut down apps like Telegram, a cloud-based messaging app.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence may be the only person in Trump's cabinet whose views on abortion are more extreme than Price's.
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"In general, more extreme candidates — at least relative to the relevant constituency — will get less vote share," Sides said in an email.
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It's this embrace of helplessness, of their certainty of their own sexual doom, that makes the more extreme incel communities so dangerous.
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A likelier explanation is that he was killed by younger, more extreme members of ISWAP who disagreed with his slightly more moderate stance.
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Lupus Lounge became the home for more extreme sounds, while Auerbach Tontrager was catered for acts on the folkier side of the spectrum.
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Second, the attention economy is making our emotions and behaviors more extreme, causing psychological imbalance News headlines are not designed to inform us.
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The billionaire said he may look at changing his routine in the future and appears to be considering an even more extreme approach.
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Now with growing waves of migration and climate change bringing more extreme weather, the need for resilience is firmly back on Parisians' agenda.
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One of the more extreme plans is court packing — that is, creating more positions on the Supreme Court to change its political balance.
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Trump's statements are more extreme than those made by his predecessors, but they are less predictive of policy than those of past presidents.
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His campaign is also informed by a more extreme ideology, including a full menu of conspiracy theories, debunked suspicions, and anti-gay views.
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Nearly 123% of Bangkok may be inundated each year as soon as 2030 due to more extreme rainfall, according to the World Bank.
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Johnson could somehow defy the odds and replace May's deal with a more extreme form of Brexit, and get it approved by Parliament.
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But more extreme conditions demand hefty spending on infrastructure such as wave breaks and sea walls to delay mass relocations, some experts say.
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It's unclear whether the benefits would be greater with more extreme calorie restriction, or if negative outcomes would start to outweigh the positives.
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He also argued the law could create a slippery slope that might lead to more extreme candidate disclosures like mental and physical information.
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"In addition to tornado reports, we considered the meteorological environments favorable to tornadoes, and they have become more extreme too," Tippett told Gizmodo.
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The situation is more extreme in Venezuela where, thanks to political turmoil, production is about half of what it was in early 2016.
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Seeing the other side as ever more extreme, voters feel they have little choice but to vote for their own lot of extremists.
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At worst, the country could yet embrace an even more extreme form of the nationalism that has defined the politics of Mr Putin.
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Colbert's slightly more extreme take on the extremist personality's endless shouting had enough pop culture-themed conspiracy theories to keep the audience laughing.
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This made us sometimes more extreme than we should have been, but it led us to a more political vision of our world.
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Recovery budgets should be deployed wisely, keeping in mind that Puerto Rico is bound to experience more extreme weather events in the future.
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This can occur in more extreme cases such as when the same high contrast image is continuously displayed for prolonged periods of time.
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But in second place this month was the more extreme option of leaving without a deal and trading under World Trade Organization rules.
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Tuan Tuan definitely knows whose side he's on, though it now seems his devotion is more extreme and more complicated than the Jennings'.
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There are so many factors, but it makes me feel like there is so much to explore in these more extreme storytelling forms.
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"Some jazz aficionados really pride themselves on thinking they have an understanding of the more extreme, obscure aspects of the form," he says.
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But these were the more extreme end of how things could look post-net neutrality, used to illustrate the seriousness of the issue.
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And now I think having Boy George in his life, I think he's definitely gone even more extreme when it comes to fashion.
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The more extreme the video, the more likely you keep watching, so the recommendations soon lead to the darkest corners of the Internet.
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But what has not been discussed enough is how more extreme weather will make offshore oil development even riskier than it already is.
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They tend to nominate their more extreme candidates the shorter they have been out of the White House (think Ronald Reagan in 1980).
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More radical members will try to bully them into voting for more extreme bills, presumably with the promise of greater moderation in conference.
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New Hampshire's Cullen held out hope that Rubio, or someone else, might still find time to take on his party's more extreme elements.
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Pollster Mallory Newall said Friday that Americans say they are experiencing more extreme weather conditions in their regions than they had seen previously.
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In May's three years in office, her Conservative party became more extreme, her parliament became more polarized, and her people became more divided.
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And his mere presence will embolden white supremacist groups to be more audacious, to push further, to try more and more extreme actions.
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Comparatively, where You Fail Me is a bit more ambient and open, this one kind of harkens back to a more extreme sound.
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New York City recently created new forward-thinking design guidelines so that capital projects are built to withstand more extreme heat and floods.
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Americans are watching House of Cards for entertainment but may not find the more extreme and outlandish politics of real life remotely entertaining.
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"As these problems become more extreme, we may become more dependent on cannabis because of its adaptability to these harsh conditions," said Wirtshafter.
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Mr. Khobat said most ISIS detainees caused few problems, except a handful from Tunisia and Morocco whom he portrayed as "more extreme" ideologues.
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The National Weather Service on Wednesday issued more extreme heat alerts for Southern California, the southern tip of Nevada and most of Arizona.
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Such restrictions may have to be imposed more frequently if, as scientists expect, climate change leads to more extreme storms and dry periods.
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Remember that a lot of today's more extreme oil extraction projects — shale, tar sands, deepwater — are only economical with relatively high oil prices.
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Fighting against them are myriad secular and Islamist groups, including some more extreme Wahhabi-influenced groups that are being supported by Saudi Arabia.
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The prospect of rising seas and more extreme storms threatens "the very existence" of large segments of the population, the government has said.
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When this data is compared with electoral district information, we can see whether representatives in gerrymandered districts are far more extreme than others.
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Shock is clearly seen as somehow more extreme; it feels so visceral, a result of an unshakable sensitivity and a straining toward righteousness.
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The planet is getting hotter, the weather is getting more extreme and we keep stoking the fires that can end the human race.
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Even more extreme ... we're told police even got a call to check out 2 people sitting on a bus bench who were coughing.
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Bloomberg's entrance into the race produced the unintended consequence of splitting the moderate vote and thus boosting the odds for more extreme Sanders.
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Even if those effects cancel out in the short term, in the long term they can deepen political polarization, making politics more extreme.
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Black Mirror vibes, to be sure — and we're talking way more extreme than a digital voice assistant who answers to your every whim.
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A more extreme requirement would see democracies allocate greater weight to the votes of citizens who are more engaged in the political process.
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His militia, Libya Shield, was among those attacked by General Haftar, and it ended up on the front lines with more extreme groups.
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"They're going to demand more extreme measures, and, eventually, people just say, 'Screw it, take a hammer to the whole thing,' " he said.
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Getting into more extreme measures, you might find it helpful to set a limit on the amount of data your Android device uses.
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Weather conditions are growing more extreme and, for years, the fires have been starting earlier in the season and spreading with greater intensity.
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In August, Hillary Clinton denounced the movement in a speech that sought to link Mr. Trump with the alt-right's more extreme elements.
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We cried as Venice, one of humanity's greatest cultural treasures, was brought to devastation by floods made more extreme by rising sea levels.
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For how they seek to make the deportation machinery more extreme and frightening (and expensive), to the detriment of deeply held American values.
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"Today's victory is especially important amidst reports that the Trump administration is planning to move toward even more extreme immigration policies," Crow said.
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Rising sea levels, more extreme heat, and worsening disasters are already taking a toll on some of the poorest regions in the world.
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The poll shows that on the more extreme ends of both the left and the right, there is more enthusiasm on the matter.
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In fact, the more extreme the behavior, the higher on the pedestal they rose, the more artistic the output was assumed to be.
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So I'm going to go a little more extreme and suggest that he slam his head directly into the crook of his arm.
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Other sports are more extreme: More than half of games in the first division of last season's English cricket County Championship were draws.
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But as they grew more extreme — "nihilistic" was Mr. Glazer's word — he turned away from them and his own leftist past as well.
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It has also been blamed for widening the political divide in the country, pushing already partisan viewers to more extreme points of view.
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Why attack Democrats' actual positions when you can invent a more extreme, hysterical version of those positions and then decry the imaginary socialists?
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When I first started it was going through a super extreme period, then things tamed, now they're starting to get more extreme again.
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For example, YouTube's algorithms recognized that progressively more extreme content keeps users stuck to their screens, so its autoplay feature recommends increasingly incendiary videos.
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The more extreme versions resemble the Expressionism of Emil Nolde, a far cry from the sublimated eroticism and serene fatalism of her later work.
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But to get there, he's attached himself to policy proposals that are different in kind, and more extreme, than those of recent Republican nominees.
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In a more extreme example, the firm considered the administration imposing 503% tariffs on all imports from China — not just the current $200 billion.
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Extended rallies take longer, not just during play, but also between points, as players require extra time to recover from their more extreme exertions.
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While the photo above might be a more extreme example, you should definitely expect these phones to require a lot of cleaning and wiping.
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UK Climate Projections 21990 shows rising summer temperatures, more extreme weather and rising sea levels are expected in Britain and urgent action is needed.
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Dyslexia affects people to different degrees, and according to commenters on Reddit, the site is a more extreme version than what they commonly see.
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Cohen noted that there is not a simple, direct connection between warmer seas and air temperatures and more extreme snowstorms in a particular location.
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This tends to lead them into clusters of like-minded people sharing like-minded things, and can turn moderate views into more extreme ones.
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U.S. Senator Susan Collins, appearing on ABC's "This Week," noted that Trump could have taken a more extreme step by withdrawing from the agreement.
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" His paper grimly predicts that "the more extreme these events, the greater the potential to push ecosystems and communities beyond their ability to cope.
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Changing the Senate rules now will only further politicize the Supreme Court and prevent the Senate from blocking more extreme judges in the future.
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Or rather more extreme, do you cover the ocean surface with white foam to bounce solar radiation back into space, what's known as geoengineering?
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"We found evidence that there's a much more extreme group of [alt-right] people who are reporting harassing and being offensive intentionally," he says.
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With the explosion of boutique gyms and ultramarathons over the past decade, it can feel like exercise is growing more expensive and more extreme.
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Swift and Sterne followed through, making the experiment more and more extreme, and from there to Sade, Kafka, Rulfo—the list could go forever.
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"The other thing he has going for him is that he may be a restraint on some of Trump's more extreme impulses," Cancian said.
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Mr. Clinton, defending his wife, says she argued against more extreme welfare proposals that would have capped federal spending on Medicaid and food stamps.
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Call it asymmetric punditry: As Republicans become more extreme, it's become near-impossible to find non-loony ones to fill airtime on cable news.
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The danger of this fusion is that it's mutually enabling: Trump and his fervid fans will encourage each other to become yet more extreme.
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Indeed, Justice Gorsuch has already staked out positions in several areas that are more extreme than some of his conservative colleagues on the court.
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History would suggest they become more extreme, reverting into themselves and running into the darkest corners of the Internet—where no one is looking.
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The dispute underscores both countries' sensitivity to the kind of heavy flooding in the border region that could become more extreme with climate change.
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Free college is also a price control example, but it's even more extreme than rent control because the price isn't just low—it's zero.
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The dilemma then becomes whether supporting these more extreme policies justifies the ends — particularly in terms of how it changes us as a society.
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Indeed, the American invasion of Iraq led directly to the strengthening of Al Qaeda and the birth of the even more extreme Islamic State.
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As I've previously reported, Wheeler is a more extreme choice to lead the agency than Pruitt: In many ways, Wheeler is similar to Pruitt.
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In fact, Republicans became even more fevered, not only obstructing Obama but becoming more extreme in their racial politics, paving the way for Trump.
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As Guyenet wrote on his blog: The more extreme a diet, the harder it is to adhere to, and the ketogenic diet is extreme.
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This technology has the potential to make electricity more flexible and resilient, as intermittent renewable energy becomes more widespread and weather becomes more extreme.
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That loss of forest has led to more extreme weather and worsening droughts, he said, one reason the remaining trees need to be protected.
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A much smaller number, about 8 million, engaged in more extreme and violent driving, or "road rage," including ramming other vehicles, the report said.
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However, the planet is currently on track to warm by more than 2 degrees Celsius, meaning future fire seasons could be even more extreme.
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Some familiar faces return, including those of Charlie Day and Burn Gorman as eccentric scientists — one of whose eccentricities have grown pronouncedly more extreme.
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"The outcomes are becoming more extreme and political backdrop is getting rockier and that's that discount is coming into markets as well," he said.
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The class divide that lies at the root of our political polarization is much starker, much more extreme than most people seem to realize.
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The fringe is becoming more extreme, with increasing calls in recent years for outright independence, a move that a majority of Hong Kongers reject.
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Yet they also knew how much the president's zeal to stop immigration had sent him lurching for solutions, one more extreme than the next.
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Some did it to save their own seats from a more extreme Tea Party or Freedom Caucus candidate who threatened them with a primary.
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And when it comes to issues of defense, he regularly has the president&aposs ear and often pushes him to embrace more extreme measures.
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As climate change takes a toll globally with more extreme weather and rising seas, researchers say one cost-effective solution is to plant trees.
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Both flights also dipped and then regained altitude, according to flight data, though the erratic movements on the Lion Air plane were more extreme.
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The Senna GTR is the symbol of a new reality — a hypercar market that thrives on the ever-more-extreme, homologation standards be damned.
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Will voices from more extreme wings of the Republican Party find a bigger foothold in publishing, further cementing their place in mainstream political discourse?
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"As the climate changes into a warmer climate we do expect to see more extreme warm temperatures," said Ahira Sánchez-Lugo, a NOAA climatologist.
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He also argued the law could set off a slippery slope that could lead to more extreme candidate disclosures like mental and physical information.
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The president ignored these recommendations and imposed new sanctions, while at the same time expounding a drastically more extreme set of demands on Iran.
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They're going to be more extreme, and when you're talking Idaho extreme, that's being much more to the right, and that's what we see.
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But while Cruz may have more extreme policy positions, he is the better candidate, because Trump could really drive away Republican elites and voters.
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During his tenure, he said, he listened to many wiretapped phone conversations of young people considering whether to follow a more extreme form of Islam.
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The result is that on large scales, the density fluctuations between ring tosses in a random distribution are much more extreme than in a lattice.
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While her deeply religious upbringing overbeared her in more extreme ways, the society around her contained subtle, but nonetheless very real, sexual oppressions as well.
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Yes, the bass is (somewhat surprisingly) more extreme than most, and the audio fidelity isn't quite as good as, say, a $500 set of Sennheisers.
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Although the heat and humidity suited to biofilm growth are less than ideal for cameras, he said the equipment is rated for more extreme conditions.
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"I can see him functioning as a quasi-Rand Paul, but perhaps more extreme," added Allen Linken, a political scientist at the University of Alabama.
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"The Oroville Dam crisis is dramatic evidence that California must plan for more extreme weather events when designing and building water infrastructure projects," said Alvord.
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Policymakers pulled out all the stops to fix the financial crisis, but they may have to get even more extreme when the next downturn hits.
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Every new "act" of the Yellow Vests movement has brought with it vaguer politics, more extreme violence, and an increasingly intense reaction from the police.
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Indeed, the American version of muscular Christianity was even more extreme than its English counterpart, treating effeminacy or effeteness as a spiritual and moral weakness.
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In real life and fiction alike, teen angst — and, on a more extreme level, mental illness — can be opaque to people who aren't experiencing them.
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Reveal says that 150 of the 400 or so officers that it identified as belonging to these groups were part of that more extreme end.
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On whether he agrees with the science that says Australia is already and will continue to face more extreme weather due to warmer global temperatures.
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In theory, the more moderate candidate might have an advantage, since independents and minority-party voters might join forces to stop the more extreme candidate.
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The more extreme tactic was to organize protests, as Foval boasted of having done in Chicago, to prevent Trump from even holding a planned rally.
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Climate change is playing a role in enabling these fires to occur over a broader portion of a fire season, burning under more extreme conditions.
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An even more extreme measure to stop the deal, floated by some politicians, would be to try to revoke the broadcasting license of Bonnier's TV4.
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Part of the problem is that the Syrian opposition lacks unity, while its more extreme elements would likely destroy state institutions and fragment the country.
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At the same time, some internet algorithms, like YouTube's "related videos," seem to point people to information that is more extreme and potentially less reliable.
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That's just one model (some predict even more extreme fire seasons, some less) but it's clear that smoke poses a real and serious health risk.
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If more extreme El Niños occur, ice shelves such as the Ross Ice Shelf on the West Antarctic Ice Sheet will melt and be weakened.
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And the Pew study didn't address some specific, more extreme forms: Non-consensually posting nude photos or personal information, hacking into accounts and "swatting" hoaxes.
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Small donors are often attracted to polarising candidates, which suggests that they may be more extreme in their political views than their large donor counterparts.
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Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain, who are often praised for their supposed foreign policy sagaciousness, showed themselves to be even more extreme than Trump.
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Political rhetoric and voters have become steadily more extreme and partisan since the 1980s, and traditional news sites have echoed that partisanship in their coverage.
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The panel, in a report last year, predicted that the number of heat waves in the city would double by 83, with more extreme weather.
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Most of all, conservatives do not trust Moon, and I spoke to many of them, some with more extreme views, during my time in Seoul.
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He had a big win in the Supreme Court on his travel ban, and several moderate Democrats were defeated by more extreme left-wing candidates.
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Rising global temperatures have led to more extreme weather and could displace hundreds of millions of people in the next 80 years in some scenarios.
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This also means the political direction taken by China could tend toward more extreme actions overall, which is often a factor of highly personalist rule.
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Why it matters: There's always tension in both parties between those at the center and those on the more extreme ends of the political spectrum.
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But there are some studies that suggest that as the Arctic warms, more extreme and cold winter weather in the US will become more prevalent.
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The results are helping scientists zero in on a more precise estimate of sea level rise by bracketing out some of the more extreme projections.
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Those who are most distrustful of the news media, and those with more extreme political views, tend to be the most biased readers, research shows.
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"As we get closer to the Party congress, I think authorities will use more extreme censorship measures." prominent Beijing-based activist Hu Jia told AFP.
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And they provide free and easy material for opposition campaign advertising, as they make candidates' positions appear more extreme and polarizing than they actually are.
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" Meanwhile, Democratic Congressman Jim Cooper asked on Twitter whether Blackburn's decision to vote against the legislation makes her "more extreme than President Trump & Mitch McConnell.
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The English orchestra represented the colonization of Morocco, so you have the orchestra's elegant sound of the orchestra, as well as other, more extreme areas.
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Second, we already have laws, including prohibitions on insider trading, that punish wrongdoing by officeholders -- though those laws address only more extreme types of misconduct.
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He pushed Balanchine's expansion of ballet vocabulary — the elongated extensions, the tensions of weight and balance, the stripped-down aesthetic — into even more extreme terrain.
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It's equally — depending on a user's behavior — likely that you could have started on a more extreme video and actually moved in the other direction.
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The disasters have renewed national attention on how climate change can exacerbate flooding and how cities can prepare for a future with more extreme weather.
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He can be testy, but eschews anger, even in the face of the barely veiled bigotry and squalid conspiracy-mongering of his more extreme opponents.
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We also believe that almost twice as many people on the other side of the political fence hold more extreme views than they actually do.
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More extreme measures such as sealing off cities, which Italy has done for the hardest-hit northern regions, are also on the table, Bloomberg reported.
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If even a tiny fraction of this base is drafted toward more extreme far-right politics, that would represent a significant influx into hate groups.
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Lumping Ms. Coulter in with someone more extreme like Mr. Spencer, Mr. Shapiro said, creates a situation in which practically no conservative viewpoint is welcome.
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"A significant amount of commenting users systematically migrates from commenting exclusively on milder content to commenting on more extreme content," they write in the paper.
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More extreme weather kept farmers from planting and harvesting, costing an estimated $2 billion in damages and heightening nerves in a state dominated by agriculture.
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If the U.S. takes even more extreme protectionist measures, the dollar could begin to be less appealing as a reserve currency over the long term.
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Petry sought to distance herself from some of the AfD's more extreme positions as she explained her reasons for wanting to found a new party.
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It is "insensitive to the people of Florida" to discuss how climate change has made hurricanes more extreme, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said after Irma.
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With the United States also reducing its quantitative easing-related bond purchases, supply would then slowly rise and potentially push rates to more extreme levels.
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In numerous cases, the U.S. supported these more extreme forces and their leaders against established liberal, democratic ones generally supportive of U.S. interests and values.
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One is business as usual but more extreme: Antarctica remains Mars-like in its barrenness and dryness, only these qualities get turned up to 11.
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Far from being anomalies, scientists say the climate crisis is causing more extreme weather events -- and it's having devastating consequences in Asia and the Pacific.
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The eastern parts of Maryland, North Carolina and Virginia could endure more extreme weather, which could affect 1.6 million people, the National Weather Service said.
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While such measures can help, they won't be enough in the long term to offset ever more extreme heat waves, scientists and climate activists say.
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This is already one of the worst wildfire seasons Australia has ever endured, and by all measures, Saturday was expected to be even more extreme.
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The Paris agreement, which already lacks real regulatory teeth, will need to be strengthened and redefined if we want to avoid more extreme warming scenarios.
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Kennedy's conclusion that internal Soviet politics were pushing Khrushchev to a more extreme position proved essential in how he dealt with conflicting signals from Moscow.
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Flipping back in to second spot from third was the more extreme option of leaving without a deal and trading under World Trade Organization rules.
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The island nation is considered one of the countries most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, including rising sea levels and more extreme storms.
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More extreme poverty has seen greater declines as the percentage living on less than $22019 a day has declined from 53 percent to 20 percent.
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One of the most likely byproducts of global warming is more extreme precipitation events as warmer temperatures can hold more water vapor in the atmosphere.
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I'm a tech columnist, and while I don't begrudge anyone for trying more extreme forms of disconnection, my job prevents me from going cold turkey.
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In the early days of the administration, the department quashed the release of a sweeping plan on how to respond to more extreme weather disasters.
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The argument has always been that black metal is about extremity, and what's more extreme than proposing we burn it all down and start anew?
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It's equally — depending on a user's behavior — likely that you could have started on a more extreme video and actually moved in the other direction [...] I'm not saying that a user couldn't click on one of those videos that are quote-unquote more extreme, consume that and then get another set of recommendations and sort of keep moving in one path or the other.
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The creation of "container camps" at the Hungarian-Serbian border is one of the more extreme examples of this philosophy of decreasing volume at all cost.
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Since then, the songstress has suffered even more extreme symptoms of her fibromyalgia, which she opened up about in the Netflix documentary Gaga: Five Foot Two.
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It is true that we could see a decrease in the number of cold-weather events, but the ones we will have could be more extreme.
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The YouTube algorithm tends to recommend content that gets progressively more extreme, so in just a few clicks, you can go from a mainstream to extreme.
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For transgender employees, the numbers are even more extreme: More than three-quarters of trans employees have reported taking steps to avoid mistreatment in the workplace.
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Without understanding how future New Yorkers will respond to more extreme heat, it's difficult to know if Lo's death projections are too high, or too low.
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So while it works just fine with Hot Wheels tracks, it might not work perfectly with some of the line's playsets, or more extreme track layouts.
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"As it starts moving in a more extreme way in those three areas, you then get more exposure for inducement or secondary copyright infringement," says Rothken.
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Clegg says that she definitely wasn't unusual or excessive in her grooming habits — quite a few royals were actually more extreme than the Queen of France.
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As climate change brings more extreme rainfall, higher tides and stronger storms, flood risks are rising across Britain - and flood protection barriers are rising as well.
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And it's that familiarity — just one turn of the screw more extreme than a normal shitpost — that makes a tour of their digital pasts so upsetting.
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The leaders said King's bill — which is more extreme than most proposed bills, in that it would ban abortion almost entirely nationwide — was lacking those pieces.
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In winter, temperatures associated with a nor 'easter can be much more extreme than in the fall, which can lead to more intense storms and snow.
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But while these candidates all advocate a dramatically scaled-back role for the federal government, Bundy's bid is informed by views that are much more extreme.
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The difference in rate for severe obesity is even more extreme -- it's more than four times higher for children who live in the most deprived communities.
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EK: It's interesting the way you say over time there, because apartheid in South Africa is both more extreme and ends much later than Jim Crow.
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Ostia's traditional right-wing parties are divided too, plagued by the same infighting that has opened a path for newer and more extreme nationalist forces nationwide.
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Mr. Trump would not have to look long for countries that have deployed this strategy: Iran and North Korea have pursued more extreme versions for years.
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As far as I can tell, his reputation is that he's a brilliant guy, but very strange in his views and more extreme than most conservatives.
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More extreme is Into the Deep, which as far as I could tell consists of just looking around underwater while a shark tries to kill you.
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If you've got more extreme stuff in your water like lead and bacteria, a reverse osmosis water filter or faucet attachment might suit your needs better.
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Mainstream parties moving right, they hypothesise, may legitimise extreme parties and push them into yet more extreme positions—creating a bidding war that mainstreamers cannot win.
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Climate change is already having an impact on our health, by exposing people to dangerous heat waves and more extreme weather, according to a new study.
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In other words, the models predict this ridge will be more extreme than anything observed in this particular climate data set that dates back to 1979.
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Though his job never quite sat well with him, Olson's moral doubts grew even more extreme after a trip to Europe the year of is death.
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It's too early to tell whether these incidents are linked, but the trend towards more extreme cyber warfare stemming from conflict in the region is undeniable.
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The ironic tone and alternative political narratives pushed by the group have been considered a gateway to the more extreme ideological groups of the alt-right.
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There is the power of the wedding, the fiction that accompanies the marriage, the vows — the vows have become more extreme than anything I've heard before.
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While the more commonly used method is laser removal, Mel took a more extreme approach to make sure the ink was gone as fast as possible.
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As the region's population becomes more urban and the effects of climate change cause more extreme weather conditions, exposure to flooding is increasing, U.N. experts say.
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YouTube provides open video hosting — but critics say the recommendation algorithm that helps viewers find more to watch also pushes them toward ever more extreme perspectives.
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GoPro and YouTube are "pushing the boundaries of action sports more and more — and showing that there's much more extreme opportunities around the sector, " Cooper said.
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Solheim said failure to act would contribute to more extreme droughts and stronger storms of the type that hit Haiti last week, killing about 1,000 people.
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In the more extreme cases, certain funds were only re-granted access to their assets recently despite Lehman Brothers' demise now occurring over eight years ago.
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For immigrants, especially those with children who are US citizens or whose immigration status is tied to their partner, the power imbalance is even more extreme.
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But Trump has chosen the opposite route, believing that by forcing Democrats to rally around their more controversial members, the entire party will appear more extreme.
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A more extreme and structured form of this belief is known as "Christian Reconstructionism," a philosophy developed by Calvinist theologian Rousas Rushdoony in the late 1970s.
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In recent months, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has shown a willingness to stand up to the Trump administration's more extreme proposals, often echoing Mexico's positions.
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If anything, some of his more extreme roles are likely a kind of escape; a way to explore humanity's extremes without having so much at stake.
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But that's the state of phones in 2018 and will only get more extreme in 2019 as phones with 10GB and 12GB (yes, 63GB) of RAM.
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She explains that we have a major infrastructure problem: Old, unmaintained power lines are failing under the pressure of a growing state and more extreme weather.
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Lea DeLaria, comedian and actor (Orange is the New Black) : I used to be more extreme in terms of people being out in the public eye.
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Over the next few years, as I saw adults become more extreme with enforcing these rules, it left a worse and worse taste in my mouth.
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"It's gotten more extreme," Rogg told Time of the game's popularity, noting that she has met with other mothers who have lost children to the game.
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These crucial joints can get clogged with flood debris and more extreme temperatures can make the stresses on the steel from expanding and contracting more intense.
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The flatter and largely poor zones to the west of downtown also face a growing heat threat, as climate change brings more extreme temperatures, he said.
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Despite what he called "some of the more extreme" birther theories, espoused by people — like Donald Trump — that say one must be born on American soil.
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At the more extreme end, one Russia-based researcher pirated what she claims is every paywalled academic paper and put them on a website for free.
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As climate change brings more extreme and uncertain weather, as well as warmer conditions in many places, worries about such pest outbreaks are growing, experts say.
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Long before that, the warmer temperatures will continue to create stronger and more extreme weather events, like Hurricane Sandy, which pummeled New York in October 2012.
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Greenland's ice sheet reportedly lost 11 billion tons of ice on Thursday, amid a melt season that scientists say is more extreme than in recent years.
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What none of those listeners will hear is the truth: that global warming is causing more extreme weather events, and that the victims are disproportionately poor.
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Traditional pastoralists are typically highly sustainable producers, but many are facing challenges as climate change drives more extreme weather such as droughts and floods, activists say.
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These type of comparisons, known as attribution studies, attempt to quantify humans' role in making certain events more likely, or more extreme, through warming the planet.
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The larger review pool will "be more representative of guests in general," Mr. Anderson said, and not be as heavily weighted by the more extreme responses.
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The more extreme anti-bill, pro-democracy protesters tend to be younger -- millennials and even teenagers -- while the pro-government camp leans toward the older generation.
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It's much more extreme to argue that racism, sexism, and homophobia don't exist at all, but are illusions created by crafty thinkers to fool the masses.
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An appalling hybrid of Donald Trump and Mike Pence, Moore's theocratic leanings should terrify anyone concerned about a Republican Party that is only becoming more extreme.
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Recent history shows that the party's ever-more-extreme positions on abortion make it impossible for Democrats to control the levers of power in this country.
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Over the course of a little more than a week, four states passed laws banning abortion in rapid succession, each seemingly more extreme than the last.
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But the new class of conservatives was more extreme than the ones McConnell had worked with over the years — and this presented him with a problem.
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I think so, essentially our kink plays on all the elements of love—trust, passion, appreciation—but we just do it in a more extreme way.
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In context: While a bit more extreme than past cases, dual-stock structures aimed at leaving founders in control are not unseen, especially in Silicon Valley.
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Gender-reveal parties have become more popular — and more extreme — in recent years, as parents seemingly try and out-do one another for most creative reveal.
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He added that many observant Jains had undertaken fasts more extreme than Aradhan's; he said he knew of 13 people who had fasted for 180 days.
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Some of the business leaders who spoke to The Hill for this story showed an openness to Trump's attitude but distate for his more extreme policies.
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In all the ways the relationship between Alan and me was different — more complicated, more extreme — we lived with an ambivalence that's present in many families.
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Climate change may be making California's wildfires more extreme, but they almost always have a human spark — perhaps a car accident, a discarded cigarette, a campfire.
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The rise of gay people to leadership positions in the parties also serves as a kind of fig leaf for the parties' more extreme xenophobic policies.
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The same official had managed to delete some of the more extreme claims about Iraq's weapons programs from Colin Powell's infamous presentation to the United Nations.
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"Here, there is too much freedom," Zakirov said of what he saw as tolerance in the United States for even the more extreme interpretations of Islam.
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