But American politics may only get more toxic for it.
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"More toxic #ThinBlueLine hate speech from NY's Finest," Vitale tweeted.
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It's more toxic than alcohol itself in a lot of ways.
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Can you please do more toxic rallies & bring Pruitt with you?
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"The mall is getting more toxic," Jefferies analyst Randy Konik said.
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I've never experienced a more toxic environment for free speech than now.
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And by suing, he is threatening to create many more toxic classrooms.
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This is the greatest globalization lie—more toxic than the original precisely
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"We know these more toxic phthalates accumulate in fat," Dr. Sathyanarayana said.
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"I worry because impeachment makes a toxic environment more toxic," said Rep.
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Losing yourself in a relationship can be much more toxic than you think.
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We've never recognized social media and smartphones as more toxic and more necessary.
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The city is magically even more toxic in the days following December 25.
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Fentanyl and its deadlier cousin carfentanil are synthetic opiates more toxic than heroin.
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But he sees this explicit wave of racism as something far more toxic.
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Also, the Hot Pants leaked, making them potentially more toxic than their messaging.
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But metals, including lead, tend to be more toxic at a lower pH.
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The more toxic fans among us love to gatekeep about the things they like.
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Unless he can clear his name quickly, the political atmosphere will become more toxic.
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Tonight's makeup theme is "alien skin, but way more toxic and beautiful," says roxy.
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Modern diesel cars produce more toxic emissions than trucks and buses, according to European researchers.
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The air was six times more toxic than what is allowed by the Indian government.
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Fighting Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is unwinnable and will only make the country's politics more toxic.
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"Nothing is more toxic than treating employees like interchangeable cogs in a machine," Banach said.
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OpenAI director Amodei adds that at least they didn't use a more toxic source, like 4chan.
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"These larger devices with big coils and high power actually produce more toxic substances," he says.
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And his responses are more toxic than his actual erasure of Black women from the show.
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I can't think of a more toxic situation than him coming in alienating women and Mexicans.
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Extensively drug-resistant disease (XDR TB) requires even more toxic drugs costing 25 times as much.
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Beyond that, the longer this conversation about loot boxes carries on, the more toxic it becomes.
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In short, marital discord is more toxic to your body when you haven't gotten enough sleep.
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But the politics of helping troubled homeowners were more toxic than the crisis managers had foreseen.
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"The mall is getting more toxic," Jefferies analyst Randal Konik said in a note to clients.
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Twitter is a notoriously unsafe space for women, but it's even more toxic for women of color.
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Certainly, things between Quinn and Rachel are going to get even more toxic when Quinn finds out.
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Because there's a lot of negative connotations being associated with it on a more toxic fandom level.
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Experts have long suspected that the North's arsenal includes VX, which is far more toxic than sarin.
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Drugs then lose their effectiveness, forcing doctors to resort to more toxic, less potent, often costlier options.
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Poorly ventilated offices can contain more toxic chemicals than outdoors, so movable green walls purify the air.
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"The absence of Britain will make the relationship between France and Germany even more toxic," he said.
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In June of last year, Ryan also said that Pelosi is more toxic than President Donald Trump.
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When plants are attacked (read: eaten) they make themselves more toxic by activating a chemical called methyl jasmonate.
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"These neonicotinoids are extremely, extremely toxic," Mitchell tells The Verge, 4 to 5,000 times more toxic than DDT.
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Now, new research has complicated this age-old mystery, suggesting the real culprit was something even more toxic.
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But after they bought the property, the relationship turned more toxic, paranoid, and, from her perspective, physically frightening.
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But then she admits that the rest of the forum, where the newer owners gather, is more toxic.
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I think Hardy is even more toxic an association for an NFL organization than Rice would have been.
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Recent technological changes have caused the wastewater produced by coal-fired power plants to become even more toxic.
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Fugu is a delicacy across Japan, but the tetrodotoxin found in the fish is more toxic than cyanide.
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In fact, bees were exposed to large numbers of chemicals in combinations that made them even more toxic.
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This industrial detergent, before only used at the surface, broke up the oil — and made it more toxic.
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Heavy fuel oil is far more toxic than lighter fuels, breaking down slowly, particularly in the cold Arctic.
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But along with healthy complex carbs and crucial vitamins, you may be ingesting something far more toxic: weed killer.
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The more self-expression people allow in multiplayer games, the more toxic and hostile people often seem to get.
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An explosion would also spread more toxic fumes, which could spread inland and trigger respiratory problems among vulnerable populations.
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But he did concede the country's political environment has only turned more toxic over his two terms in office.
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The laughs Trump got from his name-calling masked a far darker -- and more toxic -- iteration of Trump's bullying.
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The U.S. already allows more toxic products on shelves than its European counterparts, she said, which threatens public health.
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Tetrodotoxin, or TTX, is more than 1,000 times more toxic than cyanide, and there is no antidote for it.
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I would imagine if you had to pick toxic, probably Biden would be more toxic than Elizabeth Warren here.
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However, some aphids contain a substance that's much more toxic to this aggressive invader than to the other ladybugs.
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"Trump is just making September that much more toxic," said another GOP aide who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
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These radically different maps could produce dramatically divergent results — and make Congress even more toxic and adversarial in 2019.
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But their relationship has gotten more and more toxic as they've refused to speak about the weird passions animating them.
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Of the recent cocaine and heroin samples from Kentucky and Vermont, for example, 54% had nine or more toxic adulterants.
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What's more, the more toxic the venom, the more inclined the cobra is to rear upwards and flare its hood.
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In PR-speak, the Bell Pottinger brand has become even more toxic than those of its more controversial former clients.
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Specifically, the agency acknowledges the need to explore the fears that glyphosate formulations may be more toxic than glyphosate alone.
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The VA culture is also more toxic than ever, with reported cases of workplace retaliation up 75 percent since 2014.
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"If this tailing collapses, even more toxic chemicals could enter the water system than we are already seeing," he added.
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The expectation of return on investment is great for the stock market, but nothing is more toxic to relationship building.
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While the number of migrants flowing into Europe has dropped considerably, the politics of migration have become ever more toxic.
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This debate has been playing out for months now, with the divide widening and the conversation becoming ever more toxic.
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The idea that vaporized e-cigarette liquid might be more toxic than the liquid itself, "is highly plausible," Blaha said.
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Humans, unlike other animals, often have more toxic medical histories, whether from mercury in tooth fillings or treatments like chemotherapy.
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"VX is at least 100 times more toxic than sarin," which is another potent neurological poison, the National Academies reports.
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The business environment is likely to become even more toxic as Erdogan's administration targets companies which are deemed to oppose him.
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For one, lower-income families are often displaced as neighborhoods get more expensive, and are pushed to even more toxic neighborhoods.
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There are few more toxic practices online than doxing, the distribution of someone's personal information across the internet against their will.
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The researchers said the findings demonstrate that laundry packets are more toxic than other detergents like laundry powder or dishwasher packets.
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A Twitch streamer has some of the platform's more toxic members riled up after she breastfed her baby during a livestream.
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However, the other formulants in Roundup and 750 other generic glyphosate based herbicides, have been found to be 85033X more toxic.
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The county added that this new case was the first involving methylmercury, which is a more toxic form of the metal.
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His toxic ambition seemed driven mostly by his even more toxic wife, by her demands and his need to meet them.
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Now, the machines that analyze blood to help determine the ever-more-toxic blends of drugs are running far more often.
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The overall political environment heading into this shutdown showdown also looks more toxic for Republicans than in the past two shutdowns.
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Farha's cloth specifically destroys the nerve agents VX and soman, also known as GD, which is a more toxic relative of sarin.
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The groups are also definitely more toxic and the shaming is often more pointed, since it's literally aimed at the person posting.
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While diesels produce more toxic nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulates than gasoline engines, their efficiency has been instrumental in cutting greenhouse gases.
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Some infections require the use of older, more toxic antimicrobials as a last resort, but they're sometimes developing resistance even those drugs.
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The NASA researchers found that the more deformed the web looks compared to a normal web, the more toxic the chemical is.
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For one thing, certain ingredients with which glyphosate is mixed to form pesticides are more toxic to humans than the substance itself.
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And microplastics don't degrade completely; instead, over time sunlight and ocean waves break them down into ever-tinier—ever-more-toxic—pieces.
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The Trump administration also suppressed a federal study that concluded contaminated groundwater near military bases was more toxic than the government realized.
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But residents close to the fertilized stretch of water later reported more toxic shellfish, dead sea lions and odd crimson-colored plankton.
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On the other hand, if it ignores the issue, it could be one or two scandals away from a more toxic public image.
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Juul, which is headquartered in San Francisco, said that this will reverse their successful efforts to get people away from more toxic cigarettes.
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"The big question is, is there enough advantage to using the combination, which is much more toxic, than a single drug," he said.
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"A central feature of his agenda is environmental damage: making the air dirtier and exposing people to more toxic chemicals," the scientists claim.
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This is made worse by a higher breathing rate in children, which causes them to inhale more toxic air, according to the report.
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We no longer use some of the more toxic insecticidal drugs that used to be employed, like lindane, which was a potential neurotoxin.
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But at the same time, tech money has become more and more toxic, with some Democrats forswearing large checks from the tech industry.
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Nicholas Kristof No issue in America is more toxic than abortion, and that's partly because it is today so closely associated with religion.
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As the water runs out, plastic waste piles up and the air gets ever more toxic, everyone has to do what they can.
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With little fuss and fewer words, she sketches a woman whose independence and complacency help explain her son's more toxic versions of each.
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On the one hand, innovation in e-cigarettes has created a product that is good enough to wean smokers from far more toxic products.
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"There is good reason to think that if the environment is more 'toxic,' there will be more illness," says Ian Gold over the phone.
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Being compared to the tobacco giants is one of the business world's more toxic insults, but it is not the only unflattering analogy circulating.
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Since then Facebook has only become more toxic, and the world has become more aware of the threats it poses to society and democracy.
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But Spiegelhalter claims that the problem has gotten even more toxic over the years — and addictive shows like Game of Thrones are to blame.
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This led to wider revelations that diesel vehicles from most manufacturers release far more toxic nitrogen oxides (NOx) on the road than in tests.
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"We're dealing with a more toxic issue than we've had to deal with in this bull market," said Edward Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research.
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Fish are generally more tolerant to increasing salt concentrations, but the longer they are exposed to high chloride levels, the more toxic it is.
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It dialed back the controls under normal driving conditions, causing the car to spew more toxic nitrogen oxides than a heavy-duty diesel truck.
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It is far more toxic than nerve agent VX, which was used to murder Kim Jong-un's half-brother Kim Jong Nam in 2017.
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But the Brexit problem is even more fraught today than it was when she went on leave—and the Tory brand is far more toxic.
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Scientists believes warming ocean temperatures due to climate change could be triggering more toxic algal blooms that could be harming whales and other marine mammals.
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Earlier this year, Pruitt's aides tried to block publication of a study showing contaminated groundwater across the country was more toxic than the government realized.
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If similar bills continue to gain traction, some advocates fear the already-strained relationship between cops and people of color could get even more toxic.
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But for the hardworking roasters, grinders, and packers who make that olfactory experience possible for you every morning, it could be more toxic than intoxicating.
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Mr. Netanyahu's Israel is as polarized as it has been in generations, and under his lengthy tenure, the national conversation has become steadily more toxic.
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The treatments have become more common as the use of organophosphate pesticides, which can be more toxic to birds and animals, has been scaled back.
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Confirming these nominees would only confirm that there will be more sick kids, more pollution and more toxic pesticides that put us all at risk.
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With the alt-right taking so much of the blame for last weekend's violent and deadly protests in Charlottesville, Bannon became more toxic than ever.
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For every family, especially their vulnerable children and seniors, these cuts will mean more poisons in the soil and more toxic substances in the water.
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India is once again heading into the worst time of year for air pollution, a season where the country's notoriously poor quality becomes even more toxic.
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Granted, many pop songs are profane, mind numbing garbage, but considering Beyoncé's status as Pagan Goddess of Secular America, her garbage is all the more toxic.
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"It opens up the possibility for the market that he could go down the more toxic route which is becoming more protective on trade," Rochester said.
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Policy makers have worried that increased e-cigarette use could make it more likely young people would shift to traditional tobacco cigarettes, which are more toxic.
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And it has a secondary effect, not unimportant: Many ordinary people now see Assad as their only hedge against a far more toxic kind of chaos.
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"These new cuts would mean more toxic mercury, smog, and carbon pollution in our air and water," EDF Action President Elizabeth Thompson said in a statement.
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In these times of culture war, made even more toxic in the Trump administration, people like Kenya Barris are fighting for their creativity, content and voice.
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"Because VX is so much more toxic than Sarin, it is considered a chemical weapon," says Corey Wallace, East Asia Security Policy Analyst at Freie University, Berlin.
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The long-shot trade agreement faced widespread Democratic opposition on Capitol Hill and the environment for passing the deal only grew more toxic during the presidential campaigns.
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All of this would lead directly to more smog and asthma attacks, more toxic chemicals and cancer in our lives, and more climate pollution threatening our future.
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We don't really get to see him play the more toxic side of his characters, but Bloodline suggests he'd make a great villain in some project someday.
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By then, mistrust in the powerful had become even more toxic, with news of global corruption spreading after the release of the Panama Papers and other investigations.
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The political environment has since grown more toxic, and the most recent parliamentary elections, held in October, largely failed as a test run for anti-fraud mechanisms.
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At the same time, the cynic in me wonders if people like that are at the network mostly to provide cover for the more toxic figures, like Hannity.
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The Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology also said that changes in the speed and direction of the wind, and more stubble burning, had made the air more toxic.
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As part of our Open Future initiative, we pressed Ms Tamir on whether it was possible to adopt nationalism without fomenting its more toxic expressions, such as racism.
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Then again, even though it may be less terrible than cigarettes, vaping does expose you to more toxic chemicals and heavy metals than if you didn't vape at all.
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But drop into an inbox "The Republicans will end Medicare" or "The Democrats are killing babies" and the contributions will flow, helping to make the partisanship ever more toxic.
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But workers also often deal with far more toxic behavior from their bosses than those three issues — and when that happens, it sends them running to job sites immediately.
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" But, Gardam warned that the developed drug may not be suitable for treating humans, explaining that "Sometimes modifications make the drug more toxic or harder to give to patients.
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But the AHCA was a dead letter in the Senate before this proposed change; making the bill more extreme would render it even more toxic in the upper chamber.
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The actual fuel used by the rocket is superior too — a combination of kerosene and liquid oxygen, rather than the more toxic hypergolic propellants used in China's older rockets.
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Regulators said VW had equipped up to 11 million vehicles with "defeat devices," or software allowing the cars to emit more toxic chemicals than is allowed under federal law.
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Furthermore, children will breathe more toxic air throughout their lives, which will lead to reduced lung function, worse asthma and an increased risk of heart attack, the report said.
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The University of North Carolina published a study Tuesday in PLOS Biology that says it confirms those three flavors in e-cigarettes are more toxic to humans than others.
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But the story has since morphed from apparently rogue act of homophobia to a bizarre legal fight playing out in some of the more toxic corners of the internet.
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Bernie Koen, a senior staff writer, said that not publishing the map was fixing a symptom and not the root causes of the more toxic elements of Paly's culture.
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There, Boatworks staff members coated them with epoxy (a more toxic kind that the students were not allowed to use), varnish and fiberglass tape to make the boats watertight.
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Hoffman chalks that up to something called an "extinction burst," during which a troll might escalate their behavior in the hopes that something even more toxic will elicit a response.
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Electronic burners produce a hot, constant heat, quickly burning through the sugary stuff and exposing the lungs to a harsh, more toxic tobacco like that from a cigar or cigarette.
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Hate the game DonMonique, a rising rapper from Brooklyn, said the environment for women in hip-hop is more toxic because there are so few that command a commercial presence.
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The region's greatest rivalry, between Saudi Arabia and Iran, has become rapidly and significantly more toxic in the past few days, and it could have repercussions across the Middle East.
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What he filled it back up with is a lot more toxic than swamp water, and now we need people that are going to stand up to him and demand accountability.
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Also because if you are younger than a thirteen you should probably not be playing the mature games like Call Of Duty because the servers will most likely be more toxic.
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Do you think it's particularly more toxic or do you think it's just that they're more famous and we're a more self-referential world and so that's who we report on?
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What are companies doing to make sure they are not making our air, water, soil and bodies more toxic as a result of the manufacturing, use and disposal of their products?
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"When you're about to engage in a conversation, how do we encourage you to choose the healthier response versus the more toxic response?" explained Kathie Pham, a staff researcher at Twitter.
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Bellflower wins the distinction of being the most unlike its neighbors; while it isn't the most toxic city in the US, it is 335 percent more toxic than the rest of California.
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This is Halt and Catch Fire's most radical message, the one the tech industry would do well to heed as the online world grows more toxic and depersonalized with every passing day.
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Until the long-term health risks and ways to limit their exposure are understood on the street, the illicit drug market will just keep serving up more and more toxic adulterated drugs.
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What's more toxic is the conspiracy of silence from those who find it politically expedient to avoid speaking out against a seemingly treasonous web of connections between the president and foreign adversaries.
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Sharkey points out that Black children still live in neighborhoods that offer lower quality schools, more toxic stressors like violent crime, more pollution and environmental hazards than white children from similar families.
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I want to ask you kind of from a different angle a little bit, which is, do you think that women in media, that it's a more toxic environment than other professions?
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), who challenged Nancy Pelosi for House minority leader, said on CNN that the 15-term congresswoman is more toxic in "some areas of the country" than President Trump.
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Now he is sketching out what a far more toxic YouTube politics of ressentiment might look like, under the threadbare cover of ironic bigotry, the recent history of which is worryingly instructive.
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"We really needed to learn the lessons from that, and yet here we are, three and a half years later, and I think the environment is much more toxic," Ms. Reeves said.
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And while it is not breaking news that Facebook is more toxic than ever, that toxicity now goes well beyond Facebook as a corporation and has infected Zuckerberg's brand as a human being.
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As their relationship steadily grows more toxic, the tension ramps up: There's a murder, and there's a coverup, and there's as much sex and violence as anyone could ask for in a thriller.
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"PM2.5 in general is more toxic than PM10, but PM10 is not benign and can also cause problems," said Dr. David Peden, director of the University of North Carolina's Center for Environmental Medicine.
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The draft study from the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry found that contaminated water across the country, especially on and near military bases, was far more toxic than the government realized.
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Under the Obama administration, the EPA released a report acknowledging that increased severe weather due to climate change would put more toxic sites at risk, and proposed a plan to start addressing it.
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It is thought to be 10 times more toxic than VX -- the nerve agent used in the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's brother Kim Jong-nam -- and is very persistent.
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I am certainly not comparing him to any European parties, but the silence of good men and women and the failure to speak up could lead us into an even more toxic atmosphere.
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Those politics have only grown more toxic, stoked by anti-trade blasts from Mr. Trump in the Republicans' nomination contest and Mr. Sanders in his challenge to the Democrats' front-runner, Mrs. Clinton.
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The Trump administration feared it would be a "public relations nightmare": a major federal study that concluded contaminated groundwater across the country, especially near military bases, was more toxic than the government realized.
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Aimee Wagstaff, a lawyer for Hardeman, told a packed courtroom during her opening statement on Monday that chemicals in Roundup made the weed killer more toxic than glyphosate alone, causing the man's cancer.
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Hull said the use of more synthetic materials in construction has made smoke more toxic, with insulation products such as polyisocyanurate (PIR) producing high yields of hydrogen cyanide and carbon monoxide when burned.
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We know so far that using high voltages in vapes can release formaldehyde-causing chemicals; we also know that vaping exposes users to more toxic chemicals and heavy metals than people who don't vape.
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Yet BPA could have been removed and then replaced with one of the other chemicals on the current TSCA list that has not been evaluated for human safety and may actually be more toxic.
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The main health concern about the leak was that other, more toxic gases might also be escaping from the bowels of Aliso Canyon — including gases remaining from its previous life as an oil field.
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"As the environment got better for Democrats and more toxic for Republicans, you had more strong candidates get into these races, the resources … coalesced around them and we took the majority back," she added.
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" They also concluded that in Idlib province between March 16, and May 20, 2015, various incidents "likely involved the use of one or more toxic chemicals -- probably containing the element chlorine -- as a weapon.
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Her female colleagues burn with animosity at the newbie's rise; the newsroom is more toxic than the nuclear power plant on "The Simpsons"; there's fame and power at stake and everyone's grabbing for it.
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These bacteria, called Shiga toxin-producing E. coli, are generally considered to be more toxic than other strains of the bacteria, and a higher-than-expected number of people have been hospitalized in the outbreak.
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InBoth the European Commission's Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety and the American Cancer Society find no clear link between Read more: Toxic chemicals in your home could be linked to cancer, autism, and reproductive issues.
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The supply chain's vulnerability, acutely felt during a severe worldwide shortage in 2009 and 2010 when two reactors shut down unexpectedly, has led some doctors to shift to more dependable, but more toxic, imaging agents.
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Roughly 50 to 100 times more toxic than morphine, fentanyl is cheap, hard to detect, and can be consumed in many ways — snorting, shooting up, ingesting, smoking or even touching it will get you high.
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We've seen time and again how that level of investment can shift into a more toxic feeling of ownership, leading to absurd temper-tantrum petitions demanding the ending be remade to meet one person's personal expectations.
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VW's emissions test cheating - exposed by U.S. regulators almost two years ago - led to wider revelations that diesel vehicles from most manufacturers release far more toxic nitrogen oxides (NOx) on the road than in laboratory tests.
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It is far more toxic than typical adult beverages that contain ethanol, or what's typically thought of as the drinking alcohol that gives you a buzz in small amounts and makes you sick in larger amounts.
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" When Yiannopoulos notes how "lesbianic bigotry" is a new and "entirely more toxic and disgusting brand of misandrist" that's "designed to justify the hatred of men," Ivers offers: "No need to drag the lesbians in this!
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"A central feature of [Trump's] agenda is environmental damage: making the air dirtier and exposing people to more toxic chemicals," wrote researchers Francesca Dominici and David Cutler in the Journal of the American Medical Association Forum.
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Volkswagen's (VW) emissions crisis led to a string of revelations that showed diesel vehicles from most manufacturers release far more toxic nitrogen oxides (NOx) on the road than in laboratory tests used to assess their safety.
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He forced a shutdown his own party tried to avoid, he publicly took ownership of that shutdown, and he held to a position that was unpopular at the start and grew more toxic by the day.
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This article originally was published on THUMP UK. In the wake of the attack on Orlando, Florida's Pulse nightclub, media, political and societal climates have become more toxic than ever, further fueling the engine of Islamophobia.
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The companies say the cost is worth it since doctors could prescribe a highly effective drug if their patient has the TRK defect instead of more toxic chemotherapy or expensive immunotherapy with a lower probability of working.
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Given how much more toxic some of that waste is — it includes residual fuel — it would need to be put away in an even more secure facility than the interim kind Japan has not managed to build.
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Every character flaw he had before taking office — from his serial lying to his intellectual laziness to his loyalty just to himself and his needs — has grown only larger and more toxic as he has been president.
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As worthy as Kelly and Carlson's stories are, there's a film still to be made about how the network's "frighten-titillate" strategy fomented poisonous partisan rancor that has only grown more toxic in the past 20 years.
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Yet if there is a silver lining here, it's that this hook was one of several that elevated Future from regional star to rap radio staple, his own no-worries attitude a counterpoint to Wayne's more toxic one.
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"When we say that fentanyl is 100 times more toxic as morphine, what we're saying is that a pound of fentanyl is the same as 100 pounds of morphine or 50 pounds of heroin," Virani said in DOPESICK.
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These two terrible tendencies now feed off each other, growing stronger every day: the more smugness, the more satisfying it is to poke holes in it; the more toxic the trolling, the greater the sense of moral superiority.
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"So many people with a higher weight are embarrassed to go out on the street and walk because stigma is really more toxic than the weight on them," said Resch, a nutritional therapist who specializes in eating disorders.
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Unfortunately, the trailer was also the first time the more toxic portions of Teen Titans fandom got to see the trailer, and they leveled their skepticism and mockery at a different target: Diop's appearance, and specifically, her skin color.
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Last week's 22-hour mass poisoning episode in a Connecticut park opened the public's eyes to a new wave of street drugs: "synthetic cannabinoids" sold as alternatives to weed but with far more toxic and unpredictable effects, experts say.
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Critical to the case, Jaede said, was the period from early 2014, when he said VW employees had learned that U.S. tests showed its diesel cars emitted far more toxic nitrogen oxide on the road than under laboratory conditions.
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A report in January found that modern diesel cars in Europe produce more toxic emissions than trucks and buses, because cars have less strict regulations, and even if they meet lab tests, they emit more NOx when driven on actual roads.
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Even more toxic in Trump's quest to sway fed up Sanders supporters: Pence's religious-freedom law, that would have given business owners the right to refuse service to gay customers, which he was forced to retreat from after a political firestorm.
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The changing Middle East has made the US-Saudi relationship more toxic and the two nations' interests less aligned — consider the disastrous Saudi war in Yemen, or Saudi funding of extremists in Syria — yet the Washington consensus remains firmly pro-Saudi.
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Because of social pressure and cultural norms, women of color are applying a greater number of—and more toxic—products to their bodies than their white counterparts, according to a commentary published on Wednesday in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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The PHS, a nonprofit organization that once sold crack pipes via vending machine to curb the spread of HIV and Hepatitis C, runs two programs in the area to help severe alcoholics refrain from drinking these more toxic forms of liquor.
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People who indicated using their deepest held beliefs to boost their own status in real life also reported more toxic social media behaviors, picking fights over politics on Facebook, for example, and berating strangers on Twitter for having the "wrong" opinions.
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Because what Benchmark did to Kalanick — even if perfectly justified — is a prime no-no in the even more toxic culture of Silicon Valley, in which entrepreneurs get more passes for terrible actions than Donald Trump gets to lob nasty tweets.
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I think the inflection point we're facing in our country is that as the national narrative becomes more toxic, state leaders have an opportunity not only to lead but to send a signal for what people should expect of their leaders.
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And the misinformation, propaganda, and hyper-partisan news that has defined this election news cycle reveals an unsettling truth: that years of algorithmically powered information warfare have drastically rewired our political discourse, turning it ever more toxic and blurring the lines of reality.
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Every time a drug comes out that people enjoy, the first response is to make it illegal, to take it off the market so that it has to be replaced with something that is relatively unknown and could be much more toxic.
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The auto industry came under scrutiny almost two years ago after U.S. regulators exposed emissions test cheating by VW. This led to wider revelations that diesel vehicles from most manufacturers release far more toxic nitrogen oxides (NOx) on the road than in tests.
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"It was one of the more toxic environments I have ever worked in," said Taylor, the former head of U.S. illiquid credit trading, recalling one manager who "used to walk down the trading aisles and eat people's lunch while they weren't looking".
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By contrast, virtually nobody is going to stand up and publicly defend the idea that it's good that under Trump's watch the air is becoming more toxic and that corporate criminals are getting off so easily that their lawyers may be facing unemployment.
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While it is hard to imagine proceedings more toxic than the Kavanaugh hearings, a move to install an election-year nominee with the specter of impeachment swirling in the capital would certainly be considered inflammatory by Democrats and those on the left.
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Because there's a deceitful aspect of rhetoric surrounding "fitspiration"—with benign implications that it's simply all about being healthy—we fear that our culture may be in the midst of a more toxic promotion of an ideal female body that only leads to more dissatisfaction.
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Our destination was Dandong, three hours away, and Haruto-san had hired a car with a driver who chain-smoked the entire time, although the tobacco smoke did not seem much more toxic than the air in Shenyang, which I was glad to leave behind.
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"What's in the smoke from wildfires is, milligram per milligram, more toxic than tobacco smoke, although I certainly don't advocate smoking cigarettes, either," said Matt Kadlec, a senior toxicologist with the Washington Department of Ecology who has been studying the impact of smoke from wildfires.
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Clearly the GOP's hope that the tax bill will spur even more economic growth and, thus, will mitigate the damage Trump himself is doing to their election chances is misguided; in fact, Trump's recent behavior is actually growing even more toxic and negative; 85003.
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Still, most of these fandoms remain regressively white and patriarchal, and my best hope for the future is that fandom continues to diversify and gain new cultural ground — while losing some of the more toxic elements that still too often keep marginalized fans at bay.
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Last year, the UN urged our country to end the tradition of Black Pete Of course by now the debate has spiraled into something even more toxic and offensive than just the question of whether or not a racist children's character should be banned.
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"If I can help thousands of children around the world with practically no resources... then you can too" With the recent increase of attention on the server, Duncan wrote a blog post last week explaining that more toxic people are trying to get into the Autcraft server.
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Lily Allen told iNews that the small concentration of global decision-makers and "15-year-long contracts" with labels make the music industry more toxic for artists than film and television, leading her to keep quiet about her own experience with sexual abuse in the industry.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 70%Summary: Based on the Fox News sexual-harassment scandal, the drama "Bombshell" follows news anchor Megyn Kelly (Charlize Theron) as she attempts to deconstruct the more toxic elements of her workplace with the help of Gretchen Carlson (Nicole Kidman) and Kayla Pospisil (Robbie).
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On Friday, the New York Times visited Twitter headquarters in San Francisco to find the company in a state of shock and confusion — and urgently attempting to gain a foothold over the spiraling problem of moderating content on a site that's growing more toxic by the second.
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"EPA is inviting companies to save a few bucks by reducing their use of pollution control systems they've been running for years, even if that dumps more toxic air pollution on their neighbors," said Eric Schaeffer, executive director of the Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) in a statement.
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Study co-author Dr. Paul Blanc, a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, told Insider that while poisoning from inorganic mercury in skin products is fairly common, poisoning from the organic form of mercury, methylmercury, is far less common but much more toxic.
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Pointing to a growing body of research that suggests that lead in the bones may be more toxic than once thought, they say physicians should be considering lead poisoning as a possible cause for many unexplained symptoms in service members, especially uncontrolled hypertension, fatigue and brain fog.
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This is a team with zero goaltending, Andrew Ladd and Johnny Boychuk in their 30s with contracts that will grow more toxic by the season, Jordan Eberle and Anders Lee a year from becoming free agents and Mat Barzal two years from requiring a new, more expensive deal.
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But it raised alarm bells among renewable energy groups and environmentalists concerned that such incentives were unfair and could lead to an increase in emissions from coal plants linked to global warming and more toxic waste from nuclear plants before a permanent repository is built for the country.
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Yellow fever, which can be hard to diagnose, causes symptoms including muscle pain, nausea and vomiting, and about 15 percent of cases lead to a more toxic phase within 24 hours, potentially experiencing jaundice, abdominal pain, deteriorating kidney function and bleeding from the mouth, nose, eyes or stomach.
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For those who promise to at least remain open on such subjects, however, we're prepared to look the other way while you watch the Super Bowl in a SportsWorld made ever more toxic by the racism, sexism, classism, and violence encouraged, or perhaps more accurately, marketed by Donald Trump.
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But human rights activists said the platform's been far more toxic in developing countries like Syria, Myanmar, and India, where people's basic rights, and sometimes their lives, are at risk because of hate speech, the weaponizing of the platform by authoritarian governments, and a complete lack of transparency.
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In this political climate, men who have been taught since boyhood that being a "real man" means defending "traditional" masculinity and using dominance to police its lack in others, respond to the suggestion that they reimagine the more toxic aspects of masculinity by emphasizing exactly those toxic elements.
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Van der Vaart's department went out of its way to tout the financial savings these rollbacks were creating for polluting interests, but failed to fully acknowledge the reality that the proposal would deliver more toxic air pollution for children and families living in the communities where these facilities are located.
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We've learned that through experimentation and had to adjust for that in our machine learning algorithms to make sure that just because we wanted to show replies that are more likely to get replies, we did not want that to result in a situation where we're actually surfacing more toxic replies.
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If it is the good-willed intention of the president and others on both sides of the partisan divide to "drain the swamp," then using back-channel conduits to covertly sneak in more toxic sludge with the hope of poisoning those with whom you disagree ensures failure — for us all.
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Even so, the findings should serve as a warning to parents because drinking liquid nicotine can be much more toxic to kids than eating tobacco found in traditional cigarettes, said Dr. Sean Patrick Nordt, an emergency medicine researcher at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine who wasn't involved in the study.
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At a time when national unity is elusive, when our partisan rancor seems ever more toxic, when the simple concept of truth is disputed, that story informs who we are, where we came from, what our forebears believed and — perhaps the profoundest question any people can ask themselves — what they were willing to die for.
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J. P. Morgan would go onto buy the troubled thrift Washington Mutual, adding still more toxic mortgages to its inventory, and it would be held legally accountable for the business it inherited, to the tune of at least $19 billion in fines and settlements, including a $13 billion mortgage settlement with multiple regulators in 2013.
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Put aside the toxic-metal pollution problems attendant upon the production of the PV panels; those can be addressed with improvements in handling protocols, substitution of less dangerous materials in place of more toxic ones, and the like, although the extent to which improved environmental standards are likely actually to be adopted in China is less than obvious.
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The ManKind Project is part of a nationwide genre of classes and programs—run by gender researchers, social justice groups, NGOs, and artists—that have come to be known as the "healthy masculinities movement," a grassroots effort to reshape the way men define and embody manhood in order to curb the problems its more toxic expressions can create.
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This 'deal' stops us seizing the benefits of Brexit, whilst shackling us to the worst parts of the EU." Conservative lawmaker Marcus Fysh on Twitter: "The PM's (Prime Minister's) proposed Withdrawal Agreement is terminally toxic to our democracy, and her proposals for the future relationship both make the Withdrawal Agreement even more toxic, and are as fanciful as they were at Chequers.
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Thanks to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who is more toxic and remains the focus of most election coverage, Clinton's email scandal and electoral vulnerabilities continue to be obscured.
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"This reckless decision allows factories to switch off their pollution control systems to save a few dollars, even if that means dumping more toxic air pollution on their neighbors and putting their health at risk," said Eric Schaeffer, who spent 12 years at the E.P.A., including a stint as the head of enforcement until he left early in the Bush administration.
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This 'deal' stops us seizing the benefits of Brexit, whilst shackling us to the worst parts of the EU." Conservative lawmaker Marcus Fysh on Twitter: "The PM's (Prime Minister's) proposed Withdrawal Agreement is terminally toxic to our democracy, and her proposals for the future relationship both make the Withdrawal Agreement even more toxic, and are as fanciful as they were at Chequers.
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And that divisiveness trickles down into every corner of our society; the amount of infighting that plays out among queer activists and communities is sometimes hard to watch, made more toxic by the fact that if that energy were turned toward realizing our collective goals, we'd be that much stronger as a community in combating the forces of hate and intolerance that have overtaken our country.
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They were particularly looking at the brown tree snake's toxin, which is rather venomous to birds — 100 times more toxic than it is to mammals (and humans aren't super affected by it.) But it's not just the brown tree snake that has this effective invasive effect on birds, Dashevsky and Debono found, it's cat-eyed snakes belonging to the genus Boiga, which evolved in Africa and spread across the Indian subcontinent, throughout South-East Asia and to Australia.
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