Is this the cutest (and most persistent!) young hitchhiker or what?
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Among the most persistent rumors: that the killing was gang related.
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Part of the Masons' makeover is challenging the most persistent myths.
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Here are three of the most persistent myths the IRS encounters.
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Two of the most persistent myths about Sontag could profitably be discarded.
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Here, then, is your complete guide to YouTube's most persistent SpaceX skeptics.
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The most persistent challenge to this corrupt practice has come from Sen.
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What are some of the most persistent earthquake myths you'd like to dispel?
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Here are the some of the most persistent questions people ask about Baltimore.
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The most persistent whisper after Chambers' death alleged that it was gang-related.
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This has been one of the most persistent subplots of the Russia scandal.
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Wealth-building is a challenge that only the most persistent people can navigate.
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But Beautycounter has been among the most persistent, and vocal, advocates of change.
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They have been one of the most persistent mysteries of the 2016 election cycle.
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The most persistent of which was a pug by the name of Dejrit Ittianuchit.
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But Mr. Tillerson was the most persistent advocate of opening talks with North Korea.
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Throughout all of Google's troubles, the most persistent narrative was the surge of employee activism.
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She's funny, and strong and the most persistent fighter for all good people and things.
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There's a reason why "It's the economy, stupid" is one of Washington's most persistent cliches.
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Mr. Centeno often seems interested in simultaneously delivering and unraveling the cuisine's most persistent clichés.
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Not surprisingly, Weaver says the most persistent caricature of the Bernie supporter is a myth.
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People want autographs, selfies, a word or two—but the most persistent want money and advice.
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Boehner is validating one of the most persistent and controversial critiques of the modern Republican Party.
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You'd think even the most persistent breakouts wouldn't be able to follow you into the afterlife.
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Except, she added, after thinking about it, she did receive a class award for Most Persistent.
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One of the truest and most persistent charms of New York night life is its unpredictability.
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But it has often been Mr. Bloomberg coming in for the most persistent flogging of late.
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Lotteries don't reward the neediest families, or the most persistent applicants, or those closest to eviction.
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The effortlessly chic French woman is one of the most persistent tropes in our lifestyle landscape.
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Why it matters: The decision dredges up one of the president's most persistent ongoing legal threats.
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The belief that we live in a meritocracy is one of our oldest and most persistent illusions.
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So how can you still enjoy food even when you have the world's most persistent head cold?
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But PCBs' most persistent legacy is the invisible harm they wreak on the brains of the young.
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But one of the more obvious examples—and perhaps the most persistent gay stereotype—is effeminate speech.
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At the same time, Apple is playing into one of the government's most persistent lines of attack.
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The procedural history of Madison's case reads like a travelogue through the death penalty's most persistent flaws.
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But even that's not gonna be enough to stop the most persistent of weirdos from finding you.
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This is also when one of the most persistent conspiracy theories about game console launches gathers steam.
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The next-most-persistent pattern is that electorates vote more when they feel their democracies are working well.
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"Since August of last year, it has really been the most persistent asset class out there," said Cappelleri.
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A minimum wage increase would help address one of the most persistent weaknesses in our economy: stagnant wages.
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The Squirrel Buster Standard Bird Feeder, however, really does beat all but the brainiest or most persistent squirrels.
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Perhaps the most persistent effort has been to fix the present by symbolic attempts to mend the past.
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Other GOP senators are unlikely to defect, including some of the most persistent Trump critics, like Arizona Sen.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem afflicting the US economy since the recession ended around 2010.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem afflicting the US economy since the recession ended, around 234.
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One of the most persistent areas of protest has involved a class of Subway managers known as development agents.
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Some of the most persistent mysteries in planetary science are hidden behind this world's thick veil of atmospheric cover.
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It was a five-hour ordeal, in which Clinton was considered to have bested even the most persistent questioners.
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The youngest, Anne Feltovich, a Latin teacher in her 30s, was the most persistent and appeared the most empathetic.
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Coronavirus-related fears had already been shifting the most persistent drivers of stock-market returns, also known as factors.
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Among the most persistent concerns is that Trump would agree to reduce the US troop presence in South Korea.
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One of the most persistent knocks on Cruz this election cycle is that he is a deeply, deeply unpopular man.
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Kasich, who competed unsuccessfully for last year's GOP presidential nomination, has been one of President Donald Trump's most persistent critics.
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And for all its benefits, Prop 65 has not curbed some of California's most persistent problems around drinking water contamination.
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Black lesbians exist at the crossroads of three of America's most persistent iniquities: they are black, and women, and gay.
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" One of the most persistent cliches of the Trump administration has been "Can you imagine if Obama had said that?
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The most persistent feature would be a thin green mist extending a few tens of metres down from the surface.
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Intertwined, they melodramatically let go, suspending themselves on a kind of long bungee cord spun from their most persistent slime.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem affecting the US economy in its recovery from the Great Recession.
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The loudest, most persistent voice belongs to the president himself, and under most circumstances, we want to believe our president.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem affecting the US economy in its recovery from the Great Recession.
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Indeed, the Trump paradox is that his support deepens among his most persistent admirers even as it erodes everywhere else.
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Sluggish income growth remains one of the most persistent problems in the US economy, which is otherwise doing quite well.
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Slow income growth has been the most persistent problem afflicting the US economy in its recovery from the Great Recession.
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As the presidential road show heads to the South, Redemption is a reflection of one of the region's most persistent divides.
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Nevertheless, Ms Owens's book is a lively guide to that most persistent of spooky figures—and to the obsession with mortality.
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Chaffetz was the most persistent and vocal critic of Archuleta and OPM leadership during a series of hearings on the hacks.
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The notion that the GOP is the party of fiscal responsibility is one of the most persistent myths in American politics.
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It's all beginning to converge to solve one of the biggest, most persistent problems in the transportation world: slack automobile capacity.
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The hope is to create a process — specially engineered enzymes, chemicals, and even organisms — that can devour our most persistent mess.
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Jerry Brown has been high-speed rail's most persistent defender, but costs have skyrocketed since it was voted on in 2011.
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Even the most persistent critics acknowledge that Nafta did not cost American workers more than a very small number of jobs.
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When it comes to protecting our nation's strength and security, the growing $19 trillion national debt represents our most persistent threat.
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" I've always drawn inspiration from what Dr. King called life's most persistent and urgent question: "What are you doing for others?
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"This has been one of the most persistent, damaging threats in cybersecurity, all because it's not really a technology problem," Wadhwa said.
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One of the most persistent constituents of rubbish dumps is polyethylene, which is composed entirely of methylene bridges linked to one another.
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They are the most persistent opposition Bashir has faced since he took power in an Islamist-backed coup nearly 30 years ago.
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The most persistent criticisms of shows like this are that they soften and humanize characters who might otherwise be seen as monstrous.
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Thus fell a Democratic hero, one of the most persistent and powerful critics of President Donald Trump and his family-owned businesses.
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One of Trumpworld's most persistent critiques of the evidence against Trump is that it comes from second-hand and third-hand sources.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, one of Trump's most persistent foes, said the pardon amounted to a "presidential endorsement" of Behenna's crime.
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It also ends up dovetailing, deliberately or not, with some of the most common and most persistent conspiracy theories about the incident.
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The most persistent myth is the idea that scissoring is the main activity during lesbian sex; that's definitely not always the case.
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Trade has been one of the most persistent economic themes of Trump's presidency, so it's hard to imagine it won't come up.
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The protests are the most persistent opposition Bashir has faced since he took power in an Islamist-backed coup nearly 30 years ago.
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But some were, and it all combined with some very bad luck to produce one of the most persistent outliers in recent elections.
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The Argentine conceptual artist Leandro Erlich has turned one of Miami's most persistent nuisances, its traffic jams, into an impressive new public artwork.
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But like some of the most persistent conspiracy theories, the Trump narrative holds just enough truth to be plausible to his diehard supporters.
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One of the most persistent myths in this country is that somehow it's easy to rig an election or cast an illegal ballot.
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" Former president Bill Clinton shared a famous quote from the activist: "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?
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One of the most persistent and well-studied foreign-accent features is a lack of L/R contrast among native Japanese speakers learning English.
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The "This is fine" meme is a perfectly succinct way to illustrate that most persistent of reactions to whatever trouble may surround us: denial.
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"He was targeting a regulatory void," said Audra Parker, president and chief executive of the alliance and one of Mr. Gordon's most persistent opponents.
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One of the most persistent myths about Bach is that his work is marked by a fundamental conflict between the sacred and the secular.
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And so, when it came to the question of how ancient peoples had populated the Pacific, the most persistent proposals rested on racial typologies.
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Even the most persistent "catch-up" suggester should, at this point, realize the other person already knows we are not going to accept the invitation.
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Student debt is one of the most persistent financial hurdles that Americans face and for many, the rising cost of college has made attendance impossible.
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One of the most persistent, and perhaps annoying, balances we have to deal with these days is managing both our digital life and physical one.
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Technical strategist Frank Cappelleri at Instinet notes, "The recent price action has been the most persistent upswing all year" based on intraday supply-demand indicators.
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His task: prevent the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and discover the answers to one of the most persistent conspiracy theories in American history.
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Yahoo has made peace — or at least called a truce — with Starboard Value, the investor group that has been its loudest and most persistent critic.
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One of the most persistent claims about Donald Trump's rise is that it's a response to economic anxiety and struggles among white working-class Americans.
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Some of their brightest children attend Stuyvesant, a selective high school, and many of the most persistent and determined attend Borough of Manhattan Community College.
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He was identified on TV screens as "Robert Kardashian, Simpson Friend," and from that moment the "Kardashian" name has become pop culture's most persistent rash.
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Mr. Tillerson was the most persistent advocate of opening diplomatic channels with North Korea — a position that put him publicly at odds with his boss.
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But over time she warms, finding a place for herself in a community that welcomes her ability to tidy up even the most persistent messes.
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Amy Klobuchar, who made the night's most persistent case against Buttigieg, compared his inexperience in national politics to Donald Trump's before he was elected president.
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At the last debate, Klobuchar was Buttigieg's most persistent critic, again framing her Washington experience as a positive and Buttigieg's dismissiveness toward her as naive.
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The idea that Donald Trump plays "3D chess" has never been particularly plausible; still, it was one of the most persistent themes of the 2016 election.
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He was one of the last candidates standing against Trump in the 2628 Republican primary, and has emerged as one of the president's most persistent critics.
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The Corporation for National and Community Service quotes Dr. King`s statement that life`s most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?
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Even films that do away with one of rom-com's most persistent qualities (white leads), we're still left with one big regressive plot point (underdeveloped gay sidekicks).
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The most persistent rumor held that Xu was investing on behalf of wealthy and corrupt Shanghai-based "princelings," the second-generation descendants of prominent Communist Party officials.
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The task force is an attempt on the part of the FCC to deal with one of the most persistent sources of consumer complaints to the agency.
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One of the most persistent criticisms of Clinton is her tendency to maintain a hermetically sealed inner circle of loyalists, many of whom haven't served her well.
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Dr. Shulkin, who served as under secretary of veterans affairs in the Obama administration, had begun to make headway on some of the department's most persistent problems.
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The most persistent criticism of Musk and Tesla has been that it makes promises it doesn't keep, especially about how quickly the company can expand auto production.
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Paralyzed with OCD, he took a desperate—if relatively informed—gamble and experimented on himself, along the way confronting some of his deepest and most persistent fears.
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But now, a team of researchers has created a set of open-source SS7 solutions, making fixes to one of the world's most persistent vulnerabilities available to all.
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Elliot doesn't have many recurring hacking tricks, but this has become one of his most persistent ones, suggesting he's carrying around the voice protector on a regular basis.
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"They are already in Panama and they have introduced weapons and explosives," Castro said, holding up a photo of one of his most persistent foes: Luis Posada Carriles.
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One of the most persistent fantasies in American politics is that there is a plurality of dissatisfied voters just waiting for a centrist, post-partisan, "common sense" savior.
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The newly formed Monsanto Chemical Company became one of his most persistent foes, after U.S.D.A. chemists questioned the safety of saccharine and caffeine, two additives that it manufactured.
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Mr. Kucinich has emerged as the most persistent threat to Mr. Cordray, the presumed favorite, spooking party officials who fear Mr. Kucinich would stand little chance in the fall.
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Historically, one of the most persistent issues on the battlefield is something known as the "fog of war" — a catch-all phrase that describes the uncertainty of one's surroundings.
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The phallus — whose depiction in Western art has been one of the most persistent taboos since the end of the Classical era — is a ubiquitous form in her work.
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Perhaps the most persistent rumor around Weinstein is the one about Rose McGowan, mostly because it's the only one that one of the involved parties has (obliquely) commented on.
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Within this online community, the publication of Kevin M. Levin's excellent book, Searching for Black Confederates: The Civil War's Most Persistent Myth, is nothing less than a declaration of war.
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The seeds that were sowed as Western powers like Britain faded after the world wars, have contributed to some of the most persistent problems and dangerous phenomena of the present.
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TAKEAWAY: Meadows and Jordan have been among Trump's most persistent and vocal defenders on Capitol Hill, aggressively going after what they view as political bias at the FBI and DOJ.
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Behavioral inefficiencies may be at once the most persistent source of opportunity and the most difficult to capture," he penned in a note titled "Who is on the Other Side?
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The most persistent question dogging Sanders in 2020 is whether he'd be able to expand on his 2016 base of young voters and progressives, both in New Hampshire and nationwide.
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Washington (CNN)One of the most persistent -- and persistently misguided -- ideas about Donald Trump is that he isn't enjoying being President and won't run for a second term in 2020.
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The buzz has been out there for months: Flake has been one of Trump's most persistent critics in the GOP, and the White House political team has spoken with potential rivals.
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One of the most persistent critiques of Between the World and Me, Coates's most recent book, was that it paid insufficient attention to the ways that black women confront racial violence.
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Blacksburg, Virginia (CNN)It's perhaps one of the most persistent queries surrounding the horrific slaying of Nicole Lovell, a case that seems to produce more questions each time an answer surfaces.
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Strategic investments that promote efficiencies, maximize resources, and maintain a U.S. leadership role in global health will ensure we close gaps on the world's most persistent challenges and prevent future crises.
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The move may let Yahoo focus more on its sales efforts while also quieting one of the company's biggest and most persistent gadflies, since Starboard must now refrain from public criticism.
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And on Saturday, most delicious of all, he could win the title at home against Manchester United, his club's great rival and one coached by his most persistent foe, José Mourinho.
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VX is not only the deadliest nerve agent, but also the most persistent in the environment -- it evaporates slowly, especially in cold conditions, making it both a long- and short-term threat.
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Rumors swirl around Apple like exhaust around a race car, and one of the most persistent is that Apple wants to break into the auto industry with an electric, self-driving car.
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Between the drastically changing body and the bureaucratic nightmare, the obstacles are enough to drive a lot of athletes away; only the most persistent are likely to try to make it work.
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Ironically, and perhaps in part to keep the ending a surprise, Game of Thrones itself became utterly disinterested in telling Bran's story — relegating him to season 8's most persistent background character.
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One of the earliest and most persistent sets of suitors were Mr. Altman and Mr. Schlosstein, who pitched him on Evercore as a corporate adviser with a deep focus on client relationships.
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The most persistent theme of Guðni's histories is that tiny Iceland, while cultivating a Viking myth of self-reliance, has, like every other country, been tightly wound into a network of dependencies.
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Sports of The Times As he prepares to take the greatest stage in American sports, Cam Newton has used the spotlight on him to discuss our country's most persistent and vexing problem: racism.
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Sunday night, Axios's Jonathan Swan broke news that Donald Trump—among his many often random musings—appears to have considered one of the worst-but-most-persistent ideas in public policy: Nuking hurricanes.
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Eventually one of his most persistent hecklers — a young man with a long, scruffy beard, wearing a MAGA cap backwards and a MAGA flag as a cape — engaged Acosta in a friendly conversation.
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"Staffing continues to be the most persistent issue that nurses face, and the most difficult, controversial and fraught issue in collective bargaining," said Fernando Losada, the collective bargaining director for National Nurses United.
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In the 45-minute long press conference, Champion also addressed one of the most persistent rumors of the case: that accelerant had been poured down Chambers' throat before she was set on fire.
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And in cities across the country, mayors, police chiefs, and other local leaders are turning to data to help them understand and address gun violence, one of the most persistent crises they face.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan said on Monday it had detained more than 800 people since protests began nearly three weeks ago in the most persistent challenge to President Omar al-Bashir's three-decade rule.
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The most persistent of these questions is also the most pernicious one: Is there a smoking gun that would decisively prove that Trump colluded with Russia to help him win the 2016 election?
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"It's inevitable," says Sonny Vaccaro, who pioneered the practice of shoe companies paying schools and coaches to have athletes wear their products, and has since become one of the NCAA's most persistent critics.
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One of video games' most persistent problems, whereby you kill repeatedly, dispassionately and from a distance—both physically and emotionally—is addressed partially by having you use, rather than a gun, a sword.
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One of the most persistent legends was the "pig man" or "goat man" who was claimed to be either partly one of those two animals, OR just a guy who owned pigs/goats.
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This little-noticed shift in how employers compensate workers could also help explain one of the economy's most persistent puzzles: why a hot labor market has failed to ignite bigger increases in wages.
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Mr. Pompeo has been one of the administration's most persistent Iran hawks and the public face of the sanctions campaign, but until now, he had never persuaded the president to take military action.
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For secretaries of state, however, it is a place of frustration and failure, where tribal, religious and political differences have stymied some of the most persistent and patient diplomatic campaigns in American history.
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How and when to start such withdrawals is one of the most persistent problems in personal finance and it's only growing more acute as hordes of baby boomers hurtle into their golden years.
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Still, even researchers who think the country will fail agree that if any nation can eradicate its most persistent mammalian predators in 34 years, New Zealand would be the one to do it.
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He used the moment to claim vindication from the most persistent attack leveled against him over the past week, chiefly by Mr. Biden and Ms. Klobuchar: that he lacked the résumé to be president.
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Twenty years on, despite the show of jubilation put on for the anniversary, it's far from clear that the Clinton administration managed to bring lasting resolution to one of the Balkans' most persistent conflicts.
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Of all the challenges that women face at work, perhaps the most persistent and powerful is the problem of men talking over women, mansplaining, and repeating their ideas as if they were their own.
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Organizations in the the nonprofit sector understand the positive impact of philanthropy in helping to solve our region and our country's most persistent social problems that daily impact the lives of millions of people.
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Much of this week's episode, titled "Vanishing Point," focuses on one of the most persistent — and yet least compelling — mysteries that the show has teased from the beginning: Who is the Man in Black?
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Australia has been through some devastating bushfires before during its hot summers, but fire officials have said that this earlier-than-usual wave of fires has been one of the most persistent and largest.
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The most persistent was his principal patron James Sibley Watson, initially known to him as the publisher of The Dial magazine, later an experimental filmmaker and a physician/medical school professor in his native Rochester.
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But the most persistent, and to my mind pernicious criticism of Kaepernick has been that he's paid too much to have an opinion on matters of public interest, especially those which directly affect his community.
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Elements is significant for a few reasons: Through Elements, Stripe is making an effort to tackle one of the larger pain points and most persistent problems in the world of online commerce: shopping cart abandonment.
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Dan Burton, House Government Reform and Oversight Committee chairman, who The Washington Post described as "one of President Clinton's most persistent and combative critics," was forced to admit that he had a secret love child.
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But lead remains one of the most persistent problems, and the agency has acknowledged that it lacks the resources to properly check the enormous stream of shipments that come through the nation's ports every day.
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What's notable is the fact that it's Lee behind the camera — a man whose signature early films, including his landmark, "Do the Right Thing," so often eschewed such tidy suturing of America's most persistent wound.
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Kansai Electric Power, which supplies Japan's western industrialized heartland where the heatwave has been most persistent, has started up two old oil-fired units, with total capacity of 1.2 gigawatts (GW), a spokesman told Reuters.
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For Ms. Uhl of State Auto, the most persistent pushback has come not at the company but at home, from her two young sons, Christian, 9, and Elijah, 7, who are eager to glimpse the future.
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Known as Conficker, it was and remains the most persistent computer worm ever seen, linking computers with Microsoft operating systems globally, millions of them, to create a vast illicit botnet, in effect, a black-market supercomputer.
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Courtesy the artist; Corvi-Mora, London; and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York One of the most persistent misapprehensions that exists between artists and viewers—and writers and readers—concerns the relative weight of content and form.
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On-the-ground organization is hardly a guarantee of gaining the nomination: In 227, Donald Trump rejected traditional organizing, while one of his most persistent foes, Ted Cruz, had an extensive and innovative operation in Iowa.
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On-the-ground organization is hardly a guarantee of gaining the nomination: In 227, Donald Trump rejected traditional organizing, while one of his most persistent foes, Ted Cruz, had an extensive and innovative operation in Iowa.
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One of the right's most persistent slurs against Obama during the 2008 election cycle was that he was running solely for his own ego, to become famous (as if the campaign itself hadn't already made him famous).
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But at every step of the way, men are working to hold her back, to keep her stuck in the power-versus-freedom binary — and Satan is the most persistent and most undermining man of them all.
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Mr. Yang, better known by his pen name, Guo Feixiong, has been among China's most persistent and combative campaigners for expanding democratic rights, and he has continued his resistance while confined in Guangdong Province in southern China.
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Republicans in Congress took to Twitter most frequently in Q1 to tout the new tax bill, while Democrats' most persistent topic was legislation to protect Dreamers, according to an analysis of the most-used hashtags by Quorum.
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Scientists plan to use DKIST to unravel some of the most persistent mysteries about our star, including a long-sought explanation for why the Sun's atmosphere, called the corona, is about 300 times hotter than its surface.
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And Mr. Hurd, a former undercover C.I.A. officer who barely won re-election in Texas' 23rd District, the largest of the nine, has emerged as perhaps the most persistent critic in his party of President Trump's wall.
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Not only is the fate of her campaign largely in the hands of the Justice Department, but this was an entirely avoidable incident that hits her on one of her most persistent vulnerabilities -- how voters doubt her trustworthiness.
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So it's fitting that YouTube's most persistent bugaboos this year have been America's: out-of-control celebrities and our cultural addiction to them, racism and conspiracy theories, and policies that disproportionately impact vulnerable groups like the LGBTQ community.
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One of the book's most persistent, recurrent themes, a shuttle that flies through the loom, is that black progress is always met with a violent backlash — the modern apotheosis of which was the election of Donald J. Trump.
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LONDON — A female master tailor who's dressed the likes of David Beckham and the Royal Family broke one of London's most persistent glass ceilings on Wednesday as she became the first woman to open shop on Savile Row.
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"Looking forward to Wednesday," Ms. Haspel said as she ducked into a meeting with Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, a senior Democrat who has been one of the most persistent critics of the C.I.A.'s use of torture.
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" (He also paid his slaves for their teeth.) Coe says the most persistent myth she helps debunk is the one whereby Washington's mother, Mary, was "thwarting him from the day he was born until the day she died.
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This criticism echoes one of the most persistent attacks against Democrats, from the left and the right, after the presidential election: that a focus on so-called identity politics was in part to blame for Hillary Clinton's loss.
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The UNHCR program, begun in 2016, aims to mitigate one of the most persistent conundrums of Mexico's refugee crisis: while most asylum seekers arrive in the country's rural south, the greatest economic opportunities lie in the industrial north.
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The deliverables But beyond the red-carpet treatment and the cheery chemistry that will likely color their meeting, the most persistent question hanging over Trump's second summit with the North Korean leader is simply: What will they achieve?
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Why They're Being ReleasedIn 2800, Oliver Stone released JFK, a film that chronicled the true story of Jim Garrison, a Louisiana District Attorney who popularized many of the most persistent conspiracy theories about the 543 assassination of President Kennedy.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula in Yemen has been the most persistent in plotting to blow up American airliners and al Qaeda in Syria is currently the largest affiliate of the group that attacked America on 9/11.
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Hannity is the Russia investigation's most persistent and misleading critic, using his nightly television perch on Fox News to accuse Mueller and other Justice Department officials of acting as a "deep state" working to illegitimately bring down Trump's presidency.
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After stepping down as CEO of Microsoft, Gates began what is undeniably one of the greatest professional second acts in modern history when he shifted his time and considerable intellect toward solving some of the world's most persistent problems.
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While the Oval Office is temporarily occupied by the man who may well be the most persistent liar in the history of the American presidency, the Democratic opposition should learn from the powerful truths told and proven by Sen.
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"Isotonitazene is the most persistent and prevalent new opioid in the U.S.," said Logan, adding that he is now seeing 40 to 50 isotonitazene-related deaths per month in the U.S. compared to about six per month last summer.
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Though she announced that pregnancy by exposing her swollen stomach at the end of her 2011 VMA performance, skeptics kept doubting the truth well past Blue Ivy's birth, the most persistent rumor being that she had hired a surrogate.
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Rumors have circulated around any number of her friends, but the most persistent one concerns Karlie Kloss, a model and longtime friend who was granted a specially designated room in Swift's New York penthouse only nine months after they met.
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Perhaps. One of the most persistent and frustrating bad habits of sports observers—which is to say, almost all of us—is to assume detailed knowledge of a player's feelings, a team's psyche, a general state of things behind the scenes.
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The call to engage Iran and empower the so-called "moderates" there is one of the most persistent policy positions in Washington, and will get louder in coming weeks as we approach the Iranian presidential "elections" taking place on May 22019.
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Up to a dozen new bills are being shaped behind closed doors, and although no drafts have been released yet, word coming from the Council has alarmed some of the city's most persistent and careful advocates for better and fairer elections.
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One of the most persistent beliefs about GMOs is that they are behind the skyrocketing food allergy rates, because the first GMO commodity crops hit the U.S. market around the same time food allergy rates in children began to increase.
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"Cutting off U.S. aid to these humanitarian organizations will just push more children into desperation and silence the most persistent voices for reform," said Kevin Ryan, president of Covenant House, which assists children in the United States and Central America.
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More to come, obvi, since this is the biggest cable partner that Netflix now has in the important United States market and Comcast is now working closely with the Silicon Valley company that has been its most persistent internet critic.
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It's been one of the most persistent narratives of the last year: Whenever a damaging Trump story comes out—particularly one about Trump's shady business practices and/or conflicts of interest—he takes to Twitter and says something heinous, absurd, or both.
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Ms. Blackburn has no such worries: Mr. Trump has already campaigned alongside her, hoping to install a new ally in a bitterly divided Senate chamber as Mr. Corker, one of Mr. Trump's most persistent Republican critics on Capitol Hill, retires after two terms.
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Though the mechanism behind these waves is still unknown, the sheer force of them may help explain two of the most persistent mysteries about the Sun: Why is solar corona, or the atmosphere of the Sun, about 1,000 times hotter than its surface?
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Indeed, her most persistent critic, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who has raised as much money as Warren but has only a fifth of the vote share to show for it, has been signaling for weeks that he would aggressively challenge her in Ohio.
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While the most persistent threat is to our electrical power grids, a new mapping effort by the US Geological Survey (USGS) shows how the hazards of geomagnetic storms are not the same all over Earth — and they're especially worrisome in northern Minnesota.
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This episode also pushes back against one of the most persistent and insidious beliefs that has existed in Hollywood since its very beginnings: that of the temperamental, wrathful "genius," who may just need to have a few tantrums in order to make great art.
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One of the oldest yet most persistent of these unsubstantiated notions is that failure to empty one's bowels each and every day can result in so-called autointoxication – the absorption of poisonous substances produced from partially digested food and food byproducts in the intestines.
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One of the most persistent is that the Gettysburg address contains 2887 words but the EU regulations on the sale of cauliflower contains 723,272; this myth seems to have been adapted from a story about US regulation (also wrong) dating from the Second World War.
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As the show grew in scope and fleshed out a large cast of characters, it explored all kinds of ideas and stories, but the two most persistent ones were directly tied to its main character: addiction and the way celebrity fosters and protects toxicity.
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In and of itself, this is an interesting twist, even if it falls prey to one of Homeland's most persistent problems, namely that Saul and Dar occasionally seem to be telepathic superhumans who can predict exactly what everybody they know will do in any given circumstance.
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Last November, in preparation for a day that I was confident would be marked by the greatest collective release of breath in my lifetime, I put together an A-to-Z children's coterie of the best (or most persistent) memes of the nightmarish 63 presidential race.
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In a first of its kind effort, a large group of top atmospheric chemists has weighed in on one of the most persistent conspiracy theories on the internet: that the U.S. government is involved in a campaign to deliberately spray chemicals from planes at high altitudes.
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For Harris, her criminal justice reform plan may be key to countering some of her loudest and most persistent critics — who have long argued that she was not as progressive as she claims she was during her tenure as San Francisco district attorney and California attorney general.
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The belief that most L.G.B.T. people are affluent is "one of the most persistent and, frankly, pernicious myths about the L.G.B.T. community," said Gary J. Gates, who wrote the first report on food insecurity in the L.G.B.T. community and is an author on the new report as well.
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In a season where the most persistent criticism of The Walking Dead has been that the main characters survive tremendous ordeals that would claim the lives of most, sapping the show of whatever tension it still possesses, Carl's survival feels a little like rubbing salt in a wound.
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The two most persistent explanations are that the talks broke down over either finding a way to pay TV writers more for work they do on shows with smaller episode orders (10 or fewer per season) or getting the AMPTP to contribute more to the guild's health care fund.
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But for people who are on the road for long stretches at a time, the most persistent affliction can be a kind of homesickness—missing the ability to cook breakfast and dinner, to chat with neighbours, to experience a home's quirks and personality that even the finest hotel rooms lack.
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But one of the most persistent narratives over the last two election cycles is that there is an army of secret voters—Mitt Romney's camp was convinced that "missing white voters" would vote for him on Election Day—that would come to the GOP's salvation, like Gandalf at Helm's Deep.
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All this was playing out against the backdrop of his state's most persistent debate: the so-called "bathroom bill," a law passed in March that stripped legal protections for lesbians, gays and transgender people and made it illegal for transgender people to use public restrooms that don't match the sex listed on their birth certificates.
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Buoyed by his fury over the coverage of the essay and Mr. Woodward's book, he relitigated some of his most persistent grievances with the news media, including coverage of his election victory nearly two years ago and the response to his meetings with Kim Jong-un of North Korea and Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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One of the most persistent rumors of this election—running second, perhaps, to "Russia is trying to rig the election"—is that, after the election ends and he loses, Donald Trump will create a Fox News competitor with his son-in-law, New York Observer owner Jared Kushner, and a gaggle of ex-Foxies, most notably Sean Hannity.
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The most persistent specter, in many communities, has been the threat of law enforcement checkpoints: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officers camped out at the side of the road at heavily trafficked intersections in Latino neighborhoods, forcing drivers who came through to stop and prove they were in the country legally — or be arrested, detained, possibly deported.
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For one, the issue of cybersecurity has become one of the most persistent in the market today, with malicious hacking a nightmare not just for businesses but individuals as more and more of our personal and not-so-personal information becoming digitised and moving to the cloud, putting it in the reach of both criminals and destructive pranksters.
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John Covach: Ric Ocasek's velvet darkness beneath his sunny surface Katrín Jakobsdóttir: Gender inequality is one of the most persistent evils of our times Ruth Golden: Opening up about my mother's suicide was life-changing Rahul Parikh: How to combat the anti-vaxxer message AND... Attention Hollywood "Republicans and Democrats may be at war," wrote Gene Seymour.
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Among the most persistent critics is a hairstylist in Florida named Stephanie Mero, who goes by the name CurlNinja and who began making videos over the summer alleging that DevaCurl harmed her hair and that of her clients; Mero has to date made at least 13 videos criticizing the products and showing what she says is damage caused by them.
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"Each year we celebrate a man whom we have not come to understand," says Baldwin, a professor emeritus of religious studies at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee and author of the forthcoming book, "Behind the Public Veil: The Humanness of Martin Luther King, Jr." Consider what follows as "mythbusting MLK," a debunking of the five most persistent misperceptions about the civil rights leader.
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Now, with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's exhaustive investigation over and no Trump official charged with taking part in any Russki scheme, Russian election interference may turn out to be the most persistent scandal of the Obama era.
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House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah), one of the Obama administration's most persistent critics, immediately turned away from Trump's failure to play by the rules of government ethics.
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