For Trella, minimal FDA regulation is the most troubling aspect.
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The results in Pennsylvania were most troubling for Mr. Cruz.
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Investigators have yet to answer the most troubling question: Why?
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Here are some of King's most troubling comments to date.
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That's the context in which Trump's rhetoric is most troubling.
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Mr. Gilbert's paranoia proved the most troubling, Dr. Sacks said.
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The most troubling recent case in Australia was on Jan.
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What is most troubling about Lorance was the harsh sentence.
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The most troubling thing for Trump could be the tax returns.
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Beyoncé's role in the video is easily the most troubling part.
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On Thursday, production began on one of the most troubling incidents.
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The most troubling story in the Post's reporting is Leigh Corfman's.
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How quickly they stop using the devices is what's most troubling.
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Perhaps most troubling this time around were comments by then-Sen.
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For Flotteron, the most troubling part is the people being impersonated.
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Perhaps most troubling is language included surrounding therapeutic practices for minors.
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In my reporting, it's this lack of transparency that's most troubling.
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Among its peers, Notre Dame remains most troubling at 73 percent.
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In 2017, this is the most troubling message It could possibly send.
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What Korolova finds most troubling about Apple's approach, however, is its opacity.
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Rather, it was how Samsung handled the recall that was most troubling.
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Ad-blockers are most troubling for publishers, which rely on advertising revenue.
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Rewards for failure are among the most troubling staples of executive suites.
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This secrecy is perhaps the most troubling part of Trump's lobbying policy.
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The cleverest and most troubling aspect of the film is its empathy.
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Most troubling are those who only feel free when others are not.
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His memory has been like a lifeline in my most troubling hours.
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The persecution of Malvolio has always been the play's most troubling aspect.
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These cracks led to some of the most troubling failures and bailouts.
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And millennials are finally defying one of the economy's most troubling trends.
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But, he said, the long term implications are what he finds most troubling.
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But perhaps most troubling are emergency responder lines impacted by the massive outage.
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Why is Ben connected to all the most troubling aspects of Sasha's visions?
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Click through to solve your most troubling fashion conundrums with Reddit-sourced solutions.
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Now she plies one of the most troubling routes of Europe's migration crisis.
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"This is the most troubling humanitarian crisis since World War II," he says.
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"The most troubling thing is the weaker-than-expected loan growth," Cannon said.
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In the most troubling passage of the book, Bacevich breezily questions pluralism itself.
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Perhaps most troubling, these devices are especially attractive to teens and young people.
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What follows are the most troubling excuses we use to help us procrastinate.
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Most troubling for Jealous is that Hogan is winning 35 percent of Democrats.
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Acknowledging that takes us into the biggest and most troubling lesson of all.
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This is the most troubling and T-Mobile is looking into what happened.
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And most troubling of all—is there even a problem to be solved?
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The most troubling correspondence revolves around a career civil servant named Sahar Nowrouzzadeh.
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"No answer is probably the most troubling answer in criminal defense," Cohen said.
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" But the last and most troubling of all is, "What does God want?
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Perhaps most troubling are the profile photos of execs on EM General's website.
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And, perhaps most troubling, is the growing ISIL influence in Libya and Afghanistan.
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" Perhaps most troubling was Trump's comment that Kim is "on a suicide mission.
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But the most troubling behavior allegedly began after Weinstein and Loman arrived in France.
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The most troubling consequence is that women go without care when they need it.
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And that may be the most troubling, and depressing, part of all of this.
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But his comments on the Sunday morning shows might be his most troubling yet.
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But perhaps most troubling for Democrats is a number that's gotten far less attention.
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The youth level — before high school — is where the concussion issue is most troubling.
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The youth level — before high school — is where the concussion issue is most troubling.
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Most troubling, though, is what the unnecessary super board could mean for American taxpayers.
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Perhaps most troubling of all, the emergency manager law has survived the Flint water crisis.
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The most troubling chart for Lang was the daily chart for West Texas intermediate crude.
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Perhaps Trump's most troubling aspect is how blithely unaware he seems of his own shortcomings.
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Most troubling is that the volume and frequency of these incidents seems to be increasing.
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The most troubling part of all this is that I actually liked being in Afghanistan.
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And here's what's most troubling for Donald Trump: The Russian investigation is not going away.
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Liberal Western sexual mores are the most troubling affront to a certain strain of Islam.
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Perhaps most troubling, credit scores simply do not exist for tens of millions of Americans.
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And a fat finger at that, which is most troubling when you consider the stakes.
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"Certainly, the [alleged] sexual misconduct by this doctor is the most troubling aspect," he continues.
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Most troubling, without guaranteed cash assistance for the most needy, extreme poverty in America surged.
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There were no skid marks Perhaps the most troubling clue is what investigators didn't find.
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The most troubling portion of the bill is also one of its most succinct passages.
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Childhood obesity is arguably one of the biggest and most troubling problems in health today.
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Perhaps the most troubling part: how simple these hacks were to figure out and pull off.
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The last of the three may be the most troubling, because they mix fact with fiction.
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Second, and more important, totalizing statements like this play into the most troubling anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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Minhaj points to a couple of laws that aim to rein in the most troubling risks.
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Perhaps most troubling, however, is that one of the agency's primary responsibilities is handling radioactive materials.
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None of these accounts, though, explain the most troubling aspect of America's profit problem: its persistence.
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Perhaps most troubling, the coup provides an opportunity to eliminate what remains of Turkey's independent judiciary.
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They note that the most troubling emails seeming to undermine Mr. Sanders came from her staff.
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Most troubling, the existing system only provides pension benefits for those with 28500 years of service.
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Because of the violence depicted in them, the most troubling images appear only in the book.
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Among the most troubling: corporate borrowers and so-called non-bank lenders all over the world.
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This leads to one of the most troubling issues to outside observers: the presumption of innocence.
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For many around the world, this is the most troubling change of the last 100 days.
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Most troubling to public health experts in this year's report were sharp increases in marijuana vaping.
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"The most troubling aspect of today's rule ... is something new," said Behnam in a statement{here}.
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Most troubling, AI is being used in Xinjiang, a province in Western China, to persecute Muslims.
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One of the most troubling trends was the massive disparities in heart disease deaths across America.
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But he's also the head of a big company that just went through its most troubling year.
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The most troubling part of this hunting trip gone wrong is the presence of winter storm Goliath.
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This brings us to the most troubling scenario, in which a cornered Iran chooses to respond aggressively.
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The most troubling part of Sanders's immigration plan, however, is how he intends to carry it out.
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In the section of the article most troubling to Krikorian, Puzder praises the contribution of immigrant workers.
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Perhaps most troubling: the highest number of occurrences by far — nearly 100 — were at K-12 schools.
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In fact, one of the most troubling features of Trump's personality is that he almost never laughs.
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Most troubling, Johnson had reason in 1967 to believe that defeat might have precisely such unremarkable consequences.
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The most troubling aspect of this is that most games are intended for children and young adults.
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What Maude Okrah, Bonnti co-founder, found most troubling was a lack of relief funds for beauticians.
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Most troubling was evidence about the apparent death of 3-year-old Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, Backus said.
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And that is the most troubling aspect of the crisis the Labour Party now finds itself in.
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Perhaps the most troubling legacy of this impeachment lies in the polarized nature of American politics itself.
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"The moderation in the trend is what's most troubling for us," Wald told "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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The most troubling part of our current political reality is how predictably it has all played out.
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To him, though, among the most troubling failures in Charlottesville is also the most difficult to solve.
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Perhaps most troubling, there are reports that Pakistan had a role in the rise of the Islamic State.
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But arguably the most troubling survey for Trump has nothing to do with impeachment or his approval rating.
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Maybe the most troubling part of all this is that the Russians simply exploited our own corrupt system.
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Of all the areas in which Price will now exert an influence, this is easily the most troubling.
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Scientists have created three new genetically modified crops to combat three of the world's most troubling crop diseases.
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One of the most troubling aspects of Trump's recent comments is that PTSD means an individual is weak.
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However, the most troubling element of President Trump's offer was that it was not coordinated with South Korea.
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Most troubling, the IG found that the BOP throws some mentally ill prisoners in solitary confinement for years.
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They now combine this information with a new set of our mobile data including, most troubling, geolocation information.
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These are not his generals ... To me, the most troubling thing is the potential politicalization of the military.
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Most troubling were a series of messages on Twitter that falsely accused DTL of engaging in human trafficking.
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The most troubling thing about all of this is that there are almost no rules governing its use.
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The next and, frankly, most troubling simulator test shows what appears to be a serious lapse in judgment.
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Most troubling, he says, are those who have access to sensitive information thanks to a job in government.
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Perhaps most troubling of all the shadows over Wexner, however, is that of late sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.
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Outing Rosie as intersex to the public has been the most troubling decision for the Lohmans, Eric said.
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But it's the details of the S.E.C. settlement that most likely proved the most troubling for the insurers.
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The use of money bail is one of the most troubling features of our deeply unequal justice system.
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Of all of Mortensen's positions, his association with the Center for Immigration Studies is most troubling to his critics.
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My most troubling symptom—chronic, unrelenting fatigue—worsened precipitously, and I began spending most of my days in bed.
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Among the study's most troubling findings was the lack of social mobility among the children of non-European immigrants.
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Although Mr Trump will be the most troubling spectre at the triangular talks, he is not the only one.
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Perhaps most troubling, the maritime and construction industries that were specifically covered in the final regulations issued on Jan.
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These "chronic nuisance" or "crime-free" ordinances are some of the most troubling examples of the criminalization of poverty.
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The most troubling of these memos is the return to the Secure Communities Program that was discontinued in 2014.
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Far from trivializing the Mueller report, this shift in focus would underscore the significance of its most troubling revelations.
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And this is perhaps the most troubling thing about what passes for a sense of humor with Mr. Trump.
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Most troubling of all, in the last week of January, Barcelona seemed, just a little, to lose its mind.
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One of the most troubling myths leftover from the 28503 election was that somehow the pollsters got it wrong.
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In the Sunday Magazine, Linda Villarosa looks into the causes of one of America's most troubling public health crises.
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What's most troubling, in recent years, is to see it impact the supposed sanctuaries of free speech -- the West.
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Of all the outrages of the Trump administration, "Sharpie-gate" is one of the most troubling, on several levels.
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Perhaps most troubling, apps could also access photos that users may have uploaded to Facebook, but chose to never post.
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The bill Congress did pass, meanwhile, codifies some of the most troubling aspects of Section 702, according to privacy advocates.
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But its connection to microcephaly is most troubling to scientists, making pregnant women the focus of research and prevention campaigns.
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THE most exciting, if also the most troubling, change in British politics in recent years is the rebirth of ideology.
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Perhaps the most troubling aspect of the story is that Malaysia's authorities particularly objected to Mr Akyol's views on coercion.
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What was most troubling in their search, McDevitt told TechCrunch, was that there was a lack of standard and expertise.
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The Democratic senator stressed that the most "troubling aspect" of the attorney general's remark was the critique of the judiciary.
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That these two notions are not openly and evidently tied together in mainstream discussion is the most troubling of all.
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Mnuchin called Suleman's case "the most troubling" and insisted OneWest did all they could to find her a new home.
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Yet the most troubling thing about the natural world today is not all the things we have to live with.
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What's most troubling in Washington today is that nearly every vote is considered to be some kind of loyalty test.
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Perhaps most troubling, Barnes & Noble's troubles have persisted even as many other physical book retailers, particularly independent bookstores, have flourished.
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The most troubling bit, however, is the week at sea where Tamaya 1's location was not recorded by MarineTraffic.
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Most troubling of all, Hamas continues to pursue an extremist agenda: they refuse to accept Israel's very right to exist.
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One of the most troubling parts of fetal disposition laws is that no one is really sure how they'd function.
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The immediate result: confusion at major medical conferences, inside hospital boardrooms and, most troubling, in just about every doctor's office.
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Perhaps the most troubling of the commission's findings was that the shooting's grim death toll could have been even higher.
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Under Trump, however, the conflict has entered perhaps its most troubling phase, one that is being prosecuted largely in secret.
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One of the most troubling dimensions of China's global expansion is its reputation for pillaging and pilfering the natural world.
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Most troubling to education policy experts and graduate students is the ending of the popular Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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The most troubling part, though, is that medical devices like pacemakers and blood glucose monitors are among the affected tech.
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Most troubling of all, a company whose product is used by one-third of the planet has only 30,000 employees.
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Most troubling of all, perhaps, was that Stinney's life had been taken away from him at a startlingly young age.
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Joe and Beck's twisted "romance" may have ended (and in the most troubling way possible), but You is far from over.
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" Clinton said that what she found "most troubling" were Trump's attacks on "women, Muslims, Americans with disabilities, a Gold Star family.
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"Perhaps the most troubling aspect of Ford's patent is that it states its robocar would be used for "routine police tasks.
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While far from the most lucrative element of the package, the potential sale of laser-guided bombs is the most troubling.
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But perhaps most troubling of all is that our apprenticeship system is not designed for young people in the first place.
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The most troubling change would be if the company's virtuous cycle of scale and low prices were to start breaking down.
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Most troubling, the FBI relied on at least one of those news stories to justify the FISA warrant against Carter Page.
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Not surprisingly, 42 percent of those polled in an open-ended question said the housing crisis was the most troubling issue.
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Some of the most troubling images of the opioid crisis involve parents buying or using drugs with their children in tow.
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The public still has much to learn about a man with the most troubling business past of any United States president.
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It is also most troubling to Democrats, who know they have nothing and no one to offer Americans to beat Trump.
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The loss snapped the Yankees' six-game winning streak, but it was not the most troubling news of a long night.
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But even when exploring the most troubling tendencies of violence, corruption, and bigotry, John is at pains to keep a distance.
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And, most troubling, complexity can trip up the students from low-income families that the programs are predominantly meant to help.
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The best — and also the most troubling — thing about "The Favourite" is its rigorously bleak assessment of human motivations and behavior.
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But the most troubling aspect of Latzer's book isn't about these common debates over the rise and fall of violent crime.
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The list is long, but here are five of the most troubling things we are already seeing: A welcome mat for extremism.
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Most troubling for CNN executives — "Cuomo Prime Time" finished its first week with viewership down 9 percent compared to CNN's 9 p.m.
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It takes courage to write a book like "Ordinary Girls," and Díaz does not shy away from her deepest, most troubling truths.
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Yet the most troubling aspect of the Callisto Expansion is the thorny conflict of interest embedded in the DNA of this project.
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This would amount to a legitimation crisis, unprecedented in our modern history, but astonishingly it wouldn't constitute the most troubling possible outcome.
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Most troubling for the future of the regional economy, is that millennials plan to flee; 52 percent said they will depart vs.
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But it wasn't so much the outcome of the fight that was most troubling, rather the series of events that happened afterwards.
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Among the most troubling illustrations of this point has been the proliferation of settler outposts that are illegal under Israel's own laws.
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In fact, some of the most troubling trends in conservative media are not so much the things that are said on air.
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Focusing on the entertainer's early years, this Paper Mill Playhouse musical offers buoyant tap numbers but sidesteps the material's most troubling implications.
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In some ways, what one man shouted in anger and one woman uttered in grief capture one of America's most troubling intersections.
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NEW DELHI — One of India's most troubling rape cases of recent months was brought to a sudden and shocking end on Friday.
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Horowitz told the Post the he had found some of the most troubling cases of alleged misconduct in the department's Civil Division.
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For me, the most troubling thing was finding myself unsure who was more credible — Pence or Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister.
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I think the most troubling part is, once again, based on the same information, everyone has polar opposite views on what's going on.
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Perhaps most troubling for tobacco control advocates, though, is evidence that e-cigarettes may serve as a gateway to smoking for young people.
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The most troubling part of all this wasn't my wife's lack of interest in the new and improved odor profile of my gonads.
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Deputy cliques have surfaced during some of the most troubling times for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department since at least the 210s.
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The most troubling case of sexual harassment at CBS prior to Farrow's reporting on Moonves involved former NCIS: New Orleans showrunner Brad Kern.
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Most troubling, PiS has neutered the constitutional tribunal and given lawmakers and ministers more power over the appointment of judges, threatening their independence.
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What is most troubling, however, about the Trump phenomenon thus far is how different he sounds from Willkie on issues of racial discrimination.
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Across the board, the second most troubling threat was global climate change, with people in 13 countries flagging it as their greatest concern.
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In their letter, the lawmakers said the "most troubling" aspect of the report was it was not the first report on the issue.
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Some of the types of fish we most commonly find on our plates make their way there through the most troubling background stories.
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The model for the sixth room, "The Bastards (parable) — God is my right," is both one of the richest and the most troubling.
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"Maybe the most troubling aspect of this is that this is part of a pattern of this administration attacking the judiciary," he said.
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Most troubling for some legal observers is Dreiband's seeming flip-flop when it came to minority hiring at the retailer Abercrombie and Fitch.
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In his first two weeks as chairman, Pai already has reversed some of the most troubling and hotly contested rulings imposed under Wheeler.
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Perhaps most troubling, Americans are deeply pessimistic about the country's political future, and whether the country's political leaders can overcome the challenges ahead.
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"The premium increases on middle-class consumers is probably the most troubling part of repealing the individual mandate, particularly for Republicans," Levitt said.
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Perhaps the most troubling aspect of this fiscal deterioration is the key role played by rising net interest costs on the federal debt.
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Futile though it may be, I'm going to try to bring some civility to this town and help with your most troubling problems.
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That is the most troubling part of Alzheimer's: We don't know what someone in the late stages of the disease thinks or feels.
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The most troubling part of Mr. Trump's emerging approach to Latin America is his apparent embrace of Brazil's populist president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro.
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Perhaps the most troubling aspect of the toxic spectacle that unfolded on the floor was how manufactured all the outrage appeared to be.
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The most troubling text allegedly sent by Brown is this directive to his crew -- which was accompanied by a photo of her children.
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The most troubling of the cantatas is "Schauet doch und sehet" ("Behold and see"), which Bach composed during his first year in Leipzig.
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But what's most troubling about the look back in time is a historical rewrite where the record simply needs to be set straight.
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The most troubling of those — especially when it comes to Iran — is its potential for combining with uranium to produce weapons-grade plutonium.
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Perhaps most troubling: Trump's budget and policies directly hurt people with disabilities, like last week's news of proposed rule changes to Social Security.
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What makes that reference most troubling is that Comey was the person with the responsibility to find the leakers in the Trump administration.
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The new figures are most troubling, experts said, because states rely more on individual tax revenue than on any other source of money.
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The reforms target what he views as the most troubling instances of abuse of power in foreign policy and against the diplomatic corps.
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"The best — and also the most troubling — thing about 'The Favourite' is its rigorously bleak assessment of human motivations and behavior," Scott rules.
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Perhaps most troubling about Foxconn's presence is the state's willingness to help roll over its own citizens located near the company's proposed factory site.
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What's most troubling about this is not Pence's personal choice on who he does and does not dine with privately in his social life.
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U.N. member states agreed last September to 17 ambitious goals to tackle the world's most troubling problems such as inequality, poverty and climate change.
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The most troubling thing is not the answers to these questions; it is the casual way Venezuelans are talking about a possible civil war.
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But this isn't even the most troubling part of the 2016 election — that would be the Russian interference that capitalized on our racial divide.
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Most troubling, the modest criminal justice reforms that were achieved during the Obama administration coincided with the expansion of the system of mass deportation.
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The most troubling herd comprises companies like Anbang Insurance, HNA Group and Dalian Wanda, which are both in debt and enmeshed in the economy.
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What's most troubling of all, though, is that Trump is surely aware of everything I've mentioned in this section but doesn't seem to mind.
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But while reporting in Japan on Wednesday, I heard the most troubling prediction about China yet — and it was actually about the country's decline.
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And even if we did read the fine print on the services we use, many of the most troubling overreaches happen largely out of sight.
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What's most troubling is that it's a part of a bigger trend of open hostility towards a core pillar of democracy that's under increasing attack.
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Most troubling, Trump has consistently exploited the divisions by playing to the anger, the hatred, and the fears that exist within these parts of America.
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Perhaps the most troubling consequence of the FBI's botched investigation is that people's loss of confidence in our justice system is at least somewhat justified.
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The first four hours of April 15, 1912 — the "midnight watch" of Dyer's title — will turn out to be the most troubling of their lives.
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Perhaps the most troubling part of his rehabilitation playbook is the suggestion that accused men "submit to a credible sponsor" to help rebuild their reputations.
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Indeed, among the blue-state pay-fors, the most troubling may be those that will bleed institutions of higher education, particularly in the House bill.
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Most troubling is the title story, in which a teenage girl seduces an older man in order to entrap him with a false rape claim.
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Perhaps the most troubling finding from the RPI study is that telecommuters are more successful when they do some work outside of regular business hours.
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This is one of the most troubling shortfalls of national datasets: we simply do not know who is most at risk and most significantly impacted.
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Among the most troubling findings, the data estimated that 25 percent of buyers would encounter "problems" within the first two years of owning a Surface product.
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The most troubling aspect of Trump's character can be seen in his devotion to the so-called birther campaign that sought to delegitimize President Barack Obama.
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"The most troubling part is that, at many levels, this mistake could have been avoided and its effects could have been mitigated," said Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel.
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In the end, what's most troubling about HFR is not the way it looks — I mean, come on, it looks fantastic — but what that look connotes.
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"I worried that [my daughter] would find aspects of it troubling, but I hadn't anticipated that it would ultimately be most troubling to me," she wrote.
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Much like the Baldwin shirt, its the projection of Morrissey's personal emotional quandaries onto the real lived experiences of racial minorities that is the most troubling.
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The most troubling element of Behold a Pale Horse is that it contains, in its entirety, the debunked hoax The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
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Most troubling of all, the U.S. intelligence community has concluded that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a cyber espionage operation aimed at helping Trump win election.
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Regions that are extremely pink are the ones with the most troubling "benefit gaps," meaning that human needs outweigh the natural environment's ability to provide them.
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One of the most troubling rumors that often spreads alongside outbreaks is who exactly has the disease — something that can lead to racial and ethnic profiling.
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It was one of his most troubling performances in recent memory and served as a stark illustration of just how ugly Trump's reelection campaign will be.
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Most troubling are his positions on turning back the clock on legal marijuana laws and allowing the government to seize more private property in criminal cases.
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One of the most troubling events that forced passage of the law had occurred on March 7, 13, at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama.
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Howell contended that the "most troubling" aspect of DOJ's interpretation of grand jury secrecy rules is that it would make presidents almost entirely immune to accountability.
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"That's the most troubling meal of the day, because my kids are super picky," she said of her three children with fellow Daily Show alum Jason Jones.
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What's most troubling, said Touda, was that both US and Nigerien soldiers were operating in three counties that have been under a state of emergency since March.
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What seems the most troubling about extending the definition of marriage to same-sex couples is that it will be difficult to stop with this revised definition.
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This reveals the most troubling element of the upcoming travel ban: It leaves a massive discretionary vacuum that will be filled by consular officers and CBP agents.
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Most troubling is the fact that terrorists, arms dealers, drug traffickers and other criminals use anonymous companies to finance their activities and conceal and launder their profits.
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This may be the most troubling aspect of the future of senior housing: the widening gap, and the potential lack of a pipeline for lower-income renters.
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Beaufort Castle operates as a hall of mirrors, and most troubling are the callbacks to Season 1's "The Devil's Mark" and Claire's reputation as a witch.
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Eliminating hunger by 2030 is one of 17 ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agreed last year by U.N. member states to tackle the world's most troubling problems.
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The FBI has named some of America's wildest and most troubling conspiracy theories as serious national security threats, citing various violent events in recent years as evidence.
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Officials and diplomats are increasingly worried that the labs' proliferation is one of the most troubling turns yet in the long struggle to end the Taliban insurgency.
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Most troubling, Mr. Bezos and his family can avoid all income taxes on the growth in the value of his stock by holding it until his death.
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Most troubling to immigrant advocates is the way an agency tasked with providing child services has entered into a collaboration with ICE, whose mission is border enforcement.
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Most troubling, children of mothers who used marijuana heavily in the first trimester had lower scores in reading, math and spelling at age 14 than their peers.
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Despite Porter's resignation, the most troubling question remains: Why does it take so many women coming forward, and so much time passing, for people to believe us?
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What was most troubling was less that Trump lacked a sophisticated understanding of Canada-United States relations but that he apparently deliberately didn't care to develop one.
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Mr. Emanuel has been credited by fiscal experts with pressing to solve some of the city's most troubling financial woes, in part by raising taxes and fees.
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The most recent security issue was perhaps the most troubling: A software vulnerability unveiled last month allowed hackers to gain access to some 50 million Facebook accounts.
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There seems to be no sense of urgency, which is the most troubling thing of all, because that was the biggest problem that characterized Dick Costolo's tenure, too.
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Netflix's biggest and most troubling edit to the show, for which the platform created a new English-language translation and voice track, dials back its famous homoerotic subtext.
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While there is obviously a lot to unpack here, the lyrics indicating that no one should bear witness to a woman's makeup "transformation" might be the most troubling.
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In the most troubling version of the exploit, the attacker could disguise that script as a LinkedIn authentication prompt, which could potentially trick users into sharing their password.
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However, one of the most troubling experiences is caring for women whose disease could have potentially been prevented, such as those cancers associated with the human papillomavirus (HPV).
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U.N. member states agreed last year to 17 ambitious goals - the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - to tackle the world's most troubling problems ranging from hunger to climate change.
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Tech companies have struggled for years to do it with the most troubling of content, and promises that A.I. will solve the problem have yet to bear fruit.
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Sometime during the early morning hours of June 10, 1912, an unassuming Iowan residence become the site of one of the most troubling mass homicides in American history.
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Perhaps most troubling, by 1967 the American military command faced a home front increasingly questioning the sacrifices for a war that seemed to produce so few tangible results.
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The Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs, were approved in September 2015 by the 193 U.N. members as a roadmap to tackle the world's most troubling problems by 2030.
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Most troubling is the way Mr. Trump has allowed, or perhaps encouraged, the creation of confusing lines of authority and alternative centers of power within the White House.
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The goals, adopted by the United Nations last September, provide the foundations for an ambitious plan to tackle the world's most troubling problems over the next 15 years.
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Colbert, who called Barr a "white-collar Fred Flintstone," joked that the most troubling part of the news was that Trump was, in fact, not a Russian asset.
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Morrison was mentioned 15 separate times by Acting U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor in last week's damning testimony, and he could corroborate some of Taylor's most troubling claims.
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Ajunwa said one of the most troubling aspects of this kind of tech is that the system's purpose could change after it's installed, a concept known as mission creep.
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To my mind, the most troubling fact about Nazi Germany is that the Holocaust wasn't committed by a super army of moral monsters — though it's comforting to believe that.
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Other advocacy groups are also making one last push to mobilize their supporters to contact their representatives in the Senate to oppose the nomination of Trump's most troubling pick.
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Honestly, the most troubling aspect of the backlash against SESTA/FOSTA by "sex worker advocates" is the declaration that survivors of commercial sexual exploitation share their point of view.
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One of the most troubling and dare I say "problematic" developments in colloquial speech has been the overuse of the phrase "my truth" to blur absolute truth and opinion.
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Conspiracy is the story of one of the most troubling and important episodes in the recent history of American media, with the twist that is sympathetic to Thiel's motivations.
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Why IG issued the alarm: The watchdog said the discrepancy will likely be the most troubling to local communities or global researchers who use the data in their analyses.
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Until recently, one of the most troubling was the vast methane emissions emerging from the rainforest that were observed by satellites but that nobody could find on the ground.
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But there's a convincing argument to be made that in reality, the most troubling and insidious efforts to shape the outcome are the ones reflected in the map above.
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Perhaps the most troubling detail about the illustrations is that Goliath had to modify some of them, "especially those involving children," to make them fit to publish in 2018.
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And most troubling, wrong about what it takes for a commander in chief to enjoy the genuine respect of the women and men he should be honored to lead.
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The disappearance of private practice doctors is the most troubling development of all for many of us who know that private practice doctors are basically small businessmen and women.
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It remains one of the most troubling cold cases of the Cold War, as detailed by multiple eyewitness accounts and an investigation by the State Department into his death.
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However, one of the most troubling things that Trump has done so far has been to double down on his implicit threat to use nuclear weapons against North Korea.
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There's no excuse for not knowing that and the most troubling part of that is that I don't believe that there's anybody in this world that can deny science.
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"The most troubling loan we had was actually to the Octomom," Mr. Mnuchin said, referring to a woman who gave birth to octuplets and became a reality television star.
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One of the things Jawando said was most troubling was that many people were telling him similar incidents had happened to them and that police were always disrespectful toward them.
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Most troubling are the growing details emerging about a network of detention facilities, which Chinese officials call vocational-training centres but which look for all the world like internment camps.
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Of all the elements of President Trump's plan to "put America first," one of the most troubling is a promise to slash aid to developing countries by over one-third.
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Most troubling was the fact that many well-prepared students "undermatch" by going to a school that is not demanding enough, and are less likely to graduate as a result.
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It's the least the Trump regime can do as they engage in the most troubling acts of government malfeasance that the United States has seen in at least a generation.
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"Most troubling, however, was Ms. Haspel&aposs refusal to provide a clear answer to my question — one I asked four times — on whether or not she believed torture was immoral."
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The most troubling aspect of the Iowa caucuses for Sanders was that Clinton did well with older voters, women and moderates, pretty much the perfect recipe for winning the nomination.
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"I feel the mainstreaming of Donald Trump, instead of him being treated as an extreme, dangerous candidate, is really the most troubling aspect of American politics right now," she said.
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Most troubling was the fact that the gun pictured on the flyer was an assault rifle, similar to the one used in the deadly Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida.
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It is most troubling that Trump agreed to suspend all joint military exercises between the U.S. and South Korea and mentioned the desirability of removing U.S. troops from the peninsula.
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In today's economy, new job-growth numbers may make headlines, but it's the creeping crisis of deteriorating job quality in the US that's most troubling trend in need of attention.
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One of the most troubling elements of Trump's presidency has been his systematic assault on our institutions: the F.B.I., the Justice Department, the intelligence community, the news media, the courts.
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China is moving ahead so fast with AI, faster than the United States or Europe, and yet the ramifications there could be the most troubling — a potential for massive dislocation.
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John Tran, an attorney with EPIC, says that one of the most troubling aspects of AFI — and a motivation for his lawsuit — is how little the public knows about the program.
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Most troubling, to me, were the paragraphs in which she suggested we replace the tired idea that women are overly sensitive to pain with its opposite: that women excel at suffering.
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Perhaps the most troubling sign of the Islamist minority's power came in April, when a popular Christian incumbent, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, better known as Ahok, lost the governor's race in Jakarta.
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More than any particular policy stance, what is perhaps most troubling about the ebbs and flows of Rubio's positioning is the larger picture they paint of a tendency toward systematic overreaction.
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Perhaps most troubling for the Clinton supporters gathering in Philadelphia this week: 68% now say Clinton is not honest and trustworthy, her worst rating on that measure in CNN/ORC polling.
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But it becomes most compelling when it turns to the story of the biggest and most troubling hit of 2016: Donald Trump, who is now the president of the United States.
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However you feel about the soulful sounds of Sam Hunt and poppy crossovers, it's most troubling to see Nashville completely abandon its working class roots over the last decade or so.
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The most troubling part, teachers, professors and administrators across the state said, is that with a roughly $21 billion state budget shortfall, things could get much worse — not least for morale.
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Most troubling to Mr. Shaub, now senior counsel at the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center, is that the move seems like an attempt by the executive branch to overrule the legislative branch.
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This one is even more insane: Santa Monica's anti-density measure, LV, is the most troubling, as it would require a citywide vote to approve any new structure over 32 feet.
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Written and directed by Carlo Mirabella-Davis, who makes an assured fiction feature debut here, "Swallow" isn't entirely convincing when it comes to the most troubling psychological roots of Hunter's affliction.
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There is no question, for instance, that Trump's racist forays and racist supporters deserve attention; from the start this has been one of the most troubling aspects of the Trump phenomenon.
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Yet if you look at what he's done with power in the past, suddenly this theme in his biography — his corruption — becomes among the most troubling of his many troubling qualities.
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South Dakota, where Sutton's internal polling has shown him with narrow single-digit leads, according to a Democrat with knowledge of the surveys, may be the most troubling race for Republicans.
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Ironically, the works of Mario Sironi, who was the most committed Fascist of the three, were the darkest and most troubling, rendered in Klieg-light chiaroscuros of chalky whites and sooty blacks.
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Even amid some of the most troubling presidential news in decades, a huge portion of this country is having a very different experience of these events, and repeating it over and over.
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And while Clinton's most troubling issues involved classified information, if Trump administration staffers are falling for benign hoaxes this time, there's no guarantee they won't fall for something more ominous next time.
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But it is the public — and personal — rebukes that paint the most troubling picture of a troubled workplace: "We are okay with nepotism here," one review said, mentioning both Berhalters by name.
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Legal experts said they found this to be the most troubling aspect of the pardon, given that it excused the lawlessness of an official who had sworn to defend the constitutional structure.
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In terms of personnel, until last week the most troubling sign of this had been Mr. Trump's appointment of Michael T. Flynn, a retired Army three-star general, as national security adviser.
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But the most troubling question is: why is it that Spite Your Face's most vulnerable character — rather than someone who actually wields power — is the one who undertakes the film's most horrific act?
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On Tuesday, ProPublica and The Atlantic published an investigation into one of the longest-running and most troubling trends in the United States government: the slow, quiet destruction of the Internal Revenue Service.
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And what proved most troubling for Mr. Chavarria, who is gay, was the unprintably homophobic language used by his fellow Latinos to accuse him of casting the larger community in an unflattering light.
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And perhaps most troubling, the seeds of this campaign were planted right here, in a country that has long prided itself on being the fiercest defender of free expression and a free press.
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Most troubling, Ms. Harris fought tooth and nail to uphold wrongful convictions that had been secured through official misconduct that included evidence tampering, false testimony and the suppression of crucial information by prosecutors.
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This gets us finally to the most troubling part — the idea that emoji might cause the death of English is a severe mischaracterization of what it actually looks like when a language dies.
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Perhaps most troubling, 25 percent said that a medical condition got worse after they delayed getting emergency medical care in the past year out of fear their health insurance wouldn't cover the cost.
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The most troubling thing about Peter Thiel's efforts to destroy Gawker Media is that he has, as Felix Salmon put it, created a "blueprint" for how rich people can kill publications they don't like.
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These phenomena—invoking "political correctness" as a fig-leaf for naked prejudice, and in spite of evidence to the contrary—find their most troubling embodiment in political figures like Donald Trump and Nigel Farage.
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THE most troubling interpretation of the executive order that Donald Trump signed on January 163th, temporarily banning visitors from seven mainly Muslim countries, is not that the president means to honour his campaign promises.
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In the most troubling cases, people who come to the centers looking for help have been subjected to violence at the hands of H.R.A. security officers and by private guards hired by the agency.
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The withdrawals of three of President Trump's most troubling judicial nominees — Matthew Petersen, Brett Talley, and Jeffrey Mateer — are an encouraging sign that even the rubber-stamping Senate Republicans have reached a breaking point.
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Julian Zelizer: A stunning moment in the debate The most troubling part of the debate for many observers came when Donald Trump would not say that he will accept the results of the election.
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Kabari told BuzzFeed News that one of the most troubling things about the whole ordeal is the precedent it sets, and the message it sends to women who have been harassed in the workplace.
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"Even amid some of the most troubling presidential news in decades, a huge portion of this country is having a very different experience of these events, and repeating it over and over," Chang writes.
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Most troubling is the fact that the safe sport act establishes zero consequences for adults in youth sports who do not uphold the law and fail to report suspected child predators to the authorities.
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One of the most troubling consequences of this so-called policy is that the backlog is endangering people's lives and making life worse for vulnerable groups such as unaccompanied children and LGBTQ asylum-seekers.
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Perhaps most troubling is that the study found that despite proven success in preventive clinical services and required vaccinations, increased incidents of adverse childhood experiences were largely responsible for lower health outcomes in states.
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Yates, briefly the acting attorney general for the new administration, said that the most troubling effect of Donald Trump's presidency has been the erosion of norms and traditions that prior presidents sought to protect.
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But what is by far most troubling is the prospect that Mr. Wong, Mr. Law and Mr. Chow might be thrown in prison this week on charges for which they have already served sentences.
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But what the judge, Nicholas G. Garaufis of the Eastern District of New York, found most troubling was that the state appeared to be working with the adult home industry to undermine the settlement.
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The national carrier is one of several state entities that are deeply in the red after nearly a decade of mismanagement and corruption, the most troubling of which is moribund state power company Eskom.
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There is no excuse for not knowing that I think the most troubling part of it is – I don't believe there is anybody in this world that can deny science, undeniable science and facts.
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But though it was worrisome to hear Trump make a thinly veiled case for another preventive war, that wasn't the most troubling piece of news about North Korea policy to come out last night.
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However, the most troubling thing about the story is that it seems increasingly common for Chinese citizens to become so buried in debt that they do absurdly drastic things in an attempt to break free.
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Most troubling here is that physician practice is not monolithic, and instead of being driven by the cultural or religious imperative of the patient, it is guided by the culture or religion of the physician.
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Then in May 2016, the school issued a 13-page "findings of fact" focused on its most troubling findings on a football program that was portrayed as acting as if it was above the rules.
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Among the most troubling aspects from the CNBC poll: negative sentiment toward Trump's real estate holdings, products and hotels has grown among the wealthy, a potentially worrying sign for a business empire that sells luxury.
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" Huffington Post news website founder Arianna Huffington: "I feel the mainstreaming of Donald Trump, instead of him being treated as an extreme, dangerous candidate is really the most troubling aspect of American politics right now.
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And most troubling, many believe, is what it says about the rise in anti-Semitism among young people, and the millions of impressionable rap fans who are generations removed from the horrors of Nazi rule.
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These laws had provisions that allowed the government to expel foreign opponents, round up and incarcerate aliens, make it more difficult for newly-minted citizens to vote and, most troubling, forbid any criticism of government.
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In keeping with the tradition started by former Vox writers Brad Plumer and Joseph Stromberg, here are seven of the most troubling, intriguing, and encouraging things we've learned about Earth since the last Earth Day.
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Several experts on financial crime and espionage told the FT that the most troubling part of the interplay between Trump's past in business and his present in public office was his potential susceptibility to blackmail.
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Most troubling is the fact that the Trump administration apparently intends to fund increases in the defense budget by slashing components of the federal budget that contribute significantly to national security, including the State Department.
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Mr. Ricco, the defense lawyer, said the most troubling thing about court reporters incorrectly transcribing African-American English was that it was indicative of larger difficulties of black witnesses trying to get their points across.
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" Huffington Post news website founder Arianna Huffington: "I feel the mainstreaming of Donald Trump, instead of him being treated as an extreme, dangerous candidate is really the most troubling aspect of American politics right now.
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But one day it could turn its sights on other unfenced sections — and one of the most troubling possibilities would be the miles of protected areas in Arizona and New Mexico where jaguars occasionally roam.
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What's most troubling is that the FCC uses this data to help make internet policy decisions and to help allocate $4.6 billion in subsidies and funding each year to correct the country's rural connectivity gaps.
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Most troubling for the American business leaders in Davos, who had grown accustomed to being atop the global technological heap, was that they heard time and again how quickly they were falling behind their Chinese peers.
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"Although the settlement we reached with Facebook will result in removing many of the most troubling of Facebook's advertising practices, there is more work to be done," Galen Sherwin, an ACLU attorney, said in a statement.
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Trump, with his talent for shaping the political battle, is brandishing the narrative set by Barr over the Mueller report -- which ignores many of the special counsel's most troubling findings -- to put Democrats on the defensive.
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So Demetrious Pagourtzis certainly didn&apost display the ticking time bomb qualities we usually associate with school shooters but then again the investigation is early and the most troubling signs might be yet to come, Melissa.
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"Although the settlement we reached with Facebook will result in removing many of the most troubling of Facebooks advertising practices, there is more work to be done," Galen Sherwin, an ACLU attorney, said in a statement.
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Read MoreGrowth fears send stocks plunging Most troubling to Worth is that many stocks have broken through their so-called uptrends — a key pattern that technicians use to signal a turning point in a stock's direction.
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Most troubling, in my opinion, is the linking of federal financial aid in the form of the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH) to the rating obtained by each teacher preparation program.
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But it's Trump's criticism of London Mayor Sadiq Khan that provides the best -- and perhaps the most troubling -- preview of how he would handle an attack similar to those carried out recently in the British capital.
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It's one of the most troubling tropes in films like Say Anything, both because of how much it undermines a woman's voice and agency, and because it often winds up indirectly endorsing negative behaviors like stalking.
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The most troubling thing about this new normal is that in the immediate aftermath of these attacks, while Americans wondered whether the attacks were terrorism and who might be responsible, the government actually knew almost nothing.
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Most troubling, researchers say that an attacker who compromised the servers that manage the Voatz API might even be able to alter ballots as they arrive, an alarming threat that distributed ledgers should theoretically protect against.
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Each episode tackles a different case, but the most troubling mystery is an ongoing one that threads the show together: The wife of the lead detective, David Bradford (Hugo Speer), has been missing for three months.
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Of all the issues afflicting America's current medical system, there's one that Adrian Aoun, founder of healthcare company Forward, sees as the most troubling: As a whole, the current healthcare system doesn't focus on preventative care.
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And without even bringing my religious commitments into it, I think the most troubling thing about all of Parker's words is that they're coming from the writer, director, and star of The Birth of a Nation.
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One of her most troubling findings, she says, is that few corrections systems even track or know how many of their inmates have physical disabilities, making it nearly impossible to assess the scope of the problem.
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One of the most troubling allegations to surface during the final months of the campaign was that members of the Trump team were coordinating with officials and hackers in Russia who were trying to sway the election.
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And perhaps most troubling, according to the study's authors, is that Apple keeps both its code and epsilon values secret, allowing the company to potentially change those critical variables and erode their privacy protections with little oversight.
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But the delayed results in Iowa are most troubling, experts said, because they raise concerns that slow vote tallies in November's election could sow doubt in the results, and therefore in the legitimacy of the next president.
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"This report has some minor encouragement, not anywhere near the kind of encouragement we were hoping to see," ANCOR CEO Barbara Merrill told The Hill, adding that the workforce issues were one of the most troubling aspects.
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"That paragraph as it relates to energy and climate issues — I thought it was the most troubling paragraph of the whole speech," said David Victor, an expert on energy policy at the University of California, San Diego.
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The Cohen deal is the most troubling development for Trump, given that his former fixer is now acknowledging that talks about building a Trump Tower in Moscow went on for months longer than he had originally stated.
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"Most troubling, on October 29, 2016, Strzok forwarded from his FBI account to his personal email account an email about the proposed search warrant the Midyear team was seeking on the [Anthony] Weiner laptop," the report states.
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Most troubling could be an Associated Press story a few weeks ago quoting organizations and individuals who were victimized by pedophilic priests and who charge that, as district attorney, Harris failed to act aggressively against the church.
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In February, in perhaps the most troubling instance, the court's conservative members not only misled the public about the facts surrounding Domineque Ray's imminent execution, then doubled down on those falsehoods in an unrelated case last month.
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Her letter said the "most troubling" aspect of the GOP's tax bill was the fact that it would add $1.5 trillion to the federal deficit over the next decade," hampering the nation's "ability to fund critical priorities.
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She also manages to hack into his brain, thanks to Delos spectacles that show him the most troubling, traumatic moments of his life—moments in which he inflicted trauma on humans, not simple-minded creatures like Dolores.
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Most troubling for American workers staring into a future in which Nafta is still the name of the game, the wage gap with Mexico has not closed, even with the tepid wage growth in the United States.
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Perhaps most troubling of all has been the unmasking of the names of private citizens by political appointees and the leaking of highly sensitive information for political purposes, the surveillance of Erik Prince being but one example.
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Perhaps the most troubling moment this year came when President Trump retweeted a faked video of him body-slamming and punching a man in a suit with the CNN logo plastered over his face, and many journalists trembled.
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But what is most troubling, he said, is how it overlooked new research published in the American Journal of Public Health that found marijuana legalization in Colorado led to a decrease in opioid overdose deaths in the state.
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"What we found most troubling was that the prosecutors argued the fact that Alexei filming meant he was supporting it and made him more complicit," said Alexandra Ellerbeck, the North America program coordinator for Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Voris and his team disagree with the Catholic Church's stance on a host of issues, like immigration and climate change, but what Church Militant finds most troubling is the Catholic Church's shifting attitudes toward LGBT men and women.
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Voters indicated they found Trump's interactions with Ukraine most troubling because he "thinks he is above the law," the survey showed — an argument that will also work as pushback when the White House tries to dodge congressional subpoenas.
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Still the most troubling potential consequences of imperfect genetic testing and a lack of regulation on how this data can be used may not have even happened yet — or we may just not yet be aware of them.
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One of the most troubling instances involved a noose at a display about segregation in the National Museum of African American History and Culture, which has become a popular tourist destination in Washington since its opening last fall.
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But most troubling to Cristina and many of the other members of the Chris Watts Facebook group was Watts' admission that he — not his wife, as he had previously suggested — had killed his daughters, Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3.
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In perhaps the most troubling, and yet most ingenious, video, a YouTube user called "the LA Beast" rapidly nose-chugs six Coronas using a tricked-out power drill adapted with a section of garden hose and a nasal tube.
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"One of the things that was the most troubling was the discussion about abortion in the case of sexual assault and putting adults in a room that would give that kind of information to students," Stasia said to BuzzFeed.
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The most troubling criticism concerns a description of prior authorization requirements - the annoying procedure found in many health insurance plans that forces enrollees to run meaningless paperwork gauntlets before an insurer agrees to cover a specific procedure or service.
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"This has proved to be the most troubling case to me in 19 years," Judge Margherita Patti-Worthington said while issuing her ruling on Monday, referring to the details of Mr. Deng's death and her time as a judge.
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"What's most troubling is that this occurred so long ago, in August 2013, and no one saw any indication of a breach occurring until law enforcement came forward," said Jay Kaplan, the chief executive of Synack, a security company.
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The most troubling — and from our point of view the most disappointing — development of the Trump era is not the president's own election and subsequent behavior; it is the institutional corruption, weakness and self-betrayal of the Republican Party.
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What's perhaps most troubling about the plagiarized portions of your book are the minor word changes — a person's last name being changed to a pronoun, for instance — that seem to hint at something even more insidious than sloppy citation.
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"Most troubling for markets is that there is no sign that market turbulence will be coming to an end any time soon and global assets are likely to undergo an accelerated pace of risk on/risk off," the analysts noted.
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Brandon Terry, a Baltimore native, Harvard professor and friend of DeRay's, said that what's most troubling is not necessarily that DeRay's candidacy has had trouble catching on, but that his ideas have not bubbled to the surface of the mayoral debate.
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"What is most troubling to me as a doctor is that to the average person, these fake women's clinics are incredibly difficult to distinguish from real health clinics," said Jennifer Conti, an OB/GYN and fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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When Sanders ticked through what he said were Biden's most troubling votes, the former vice president countered with Sanders's own votes against federally mandated background checks and to protect the gun industry from lawsuits brought by the victims of gun violence.
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But it's the first half that's most troubling, because it effectively creates what David French of National Review — no Trump admirer — describes as a kind of "Trumplaw," a set of restrictions on presidential action that only apply to Donald Trump.
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What is the most troubling is the likelihood that foreign governments will use Mr. Trump's overseas debts, assets and property as hostages for favorable treatment, or that foreign actions against his properties could influence presidential decisions that go against American interests.
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Which means one of the most troubling takeaways from 2017 is this: As global average temperatures continue to rise, we can expect more extreme weather events like these here in the US. We tracked 2017's disasters in stories and photos.
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I think one of the most troubling things about the situation we find ourselves in is that there is so much power consolidated in the hands of just a few leaders that are not accountable fundamentally to the people. Right.
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And in Tennessee, in what security experts have described as perhaps the most troubling development so far, the leading Democratic candidate for Senate, Phil Bredesen, alerted the FBI that he had received emails from an account posing as the campaign's media buyer.
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Until there's a feasible way to create some sort of reliable moderation for the most troubling, illegal posts — an endeavor that's costly in a financial and a personal, physical way — it's safe to say that this is a threat that'll continue to exist.
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"Judge Gorsuch has repeatedly sided with corporations over working people, demonstrated a hostility toward women's rights, and most troubling, hewed to an ideological approach to jurisprudence that makes me skeptical that he can be a strong, independent justice on the court," Schumer said.
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What's interesting about Jennifer's Body is that the tension in Needy and Jennifer's relationship feels less like a catfight orchestrated by male executives to please a male audience, and more like a woman's perspective on the most troubling aspect of a precious relationship.
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"One of the most troubling things about this donor threshold is that it treats digital fundraising as a tactic rather than as a strategic advantage Democrats have," said Jess Morales Rocketto, a strategist and former digital organizing director for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.
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Another major problem, perhaps the most troubling, is that most Facebook users had no idea these partnerships exist, and Facebook may not even know the scope of how your personal data is used considering how many other companies have access to it.
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The most troubling abuses are being carried out in the western province of Xinjiang, where human rights groups and journalists say the Chinese government is detaining and surveilling millions of people from the minority Muslim Uyghur population on a nearly unprecedented scale.
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As a privacy and data security enforcer, what is most troubling about this debate is that it appears to be part of a larger effort to substantially shift the risks of data security from companies to consumers and to weaken consumer privacy choices.
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One of the most troubling sections of the bill seeks to regulate the operation of foreign platforms and to protect Iran's Internet exchange points—where Iran connects to the internet—from attack under the supervision of the General Staff of the Armed Forces.
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The three main safety mechanisms are no longer functioning: no more American power willing to be the last-resort enforcer of international order; no solid system of international governance; and, most troubling, no real concert of nations able to re-establish common ground.
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Perhaps the most troubling of the meetings she described was one with Mr. Trudeau himself, who asked her to "find a solution here for SNC," stating that "there would be many jobs lost and that SNC will move from Montreal," she said.
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The most troubling example came right before the election, the report said, when Mr. Strzok sent an email from his work account to his personal one that included a draft of a search warrant affidavit that was under seal at the time.
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This is, I believe, one of the most troubling aspects of this speech and the shift in American policy under Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson — a complete abandoning of even paying lip service to civil liberties, free press, human rights.
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Yet most troubling to congressional Republicans is the Montana seat, which they lost in 2012 in part because a Libertarian on the ballot received late support from a liberal group and captured enough of the vote to ensure Mr. Tester's re-election.
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His thesis is plausible, but the study has its weaknesses: It shows only correlation; there was no logic to the selection of lots or time of day; and, most troubling, the sample size was small, ranging from 106 to 159 cars per country.
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For computer scientist Ben Adida, the most troubling part came afterward, when voting security experts and Green Party candidate Jill Stein called for a recount of the vote in three thin-margin swing states, raised millions of dollars to do it—and still mostly failed.
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The fact that so many are so willing to surrender their privacy and the freedom their forefathers fought for — just because that's the way things are and they don't consider their own privacy to be that big of a deal — is what's most troubling.
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Trump doubles down with Putin invitation Coats' humiliation, however, was not the most troubling development on another stunning day of reverberations from the Helsinki summit, on which Trump moved on from haphazard cleanup efforts to a defiant counterattack that was embodied by the Putin invitation.
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The most troubling part of this news cycle is perhaps the opposite of what Cockburn intended: In a way, it normalizes Riggleman, and draws some sympathy—even if it's through jeers and joke-blogging—for the awkward position his opponent has put him in.
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Of the half-dozen specific issues he raised, the most troubling, from his perspective, were multiple instances when senior Goldman bankers tried to extract confidential client information from him that they intended to share with other Goldman customers or otherwise use for the bank's benefit.
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At its best and most troubling, "Weiner" plays like a real-life "Scenes from a Marriage," with Abedin fulfilling her duties on the campaign trail with good-natured enthusiasm until she learns about her husband's further misdeeds—at the same time as the world does.
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Bergen: I think that is representative of a more general shift that we are seeing in American English, and to some extent in British and New Zealand English: the most profane words, the ones that have the greatest emotional impact and feel most troubling, are slurs.
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The most troubling part for the Dodgers is that Kershaw's back was again the reason for his stint on the D.L. Perhaps a benefit may be that Kershaw, like last year, will have extended time off from the wear and tear of pitching during the regular season.
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Americans more likely to be locked up "The statistic that I find the most troubling is that in the United States, your average American is six times more likely to be incarcerated, in prison or in jail, than your average Canadian, or European, for that matter," Gilmore said.
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Photo: GettyA website that allowed Gindr's gay-dating app users to see who blocked them on the service says that by using the company's API it was able to view unread messages, email addresses, deleted photos, and—perhaps most troubling—location data, according to a report published Wednesday.
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Among the most troubling, according to Berners-Lee, Lessig, and van Schewick, is a provision that would allow ISPs to create "fast lanes" for "specialized services," and a guideline that would allow for "zero-rating" — a practice whereby select apps and services are exempt from monthly data limits.
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Perhaps most troubling for oil companies over the long term is the goal — agreed to last December by virtually every country in the world at a climate conference in Paris — of staving off a rise in average global temperatures of more than 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
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Most troubling for Democrats is that the biggest job gainers have been groups that have historically suffered from stubbornly high levels of unemployment, including younger workers, black workers and so-called marginally attached workers, whose employment is tracked by the BLS with the so-called U-6 rate.
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Perhaps most troubling is the fact that Trump does not seem to be at all concerned about his lack of friends and allies, nor for that matter has he expressed any real plan of response beyond a tweeted threat of retaliation against 52 Iranian targets if Iran strikes back.
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The latest, most troubling example is his decision to obliterate the Paris climate accord: After nearly 200 years of scientific inquiry and over 20 years of patient diplomacy that united every nation save Syria and Nicaragua, we had this afternoon's big game-show Rose Garden reveal: Count us out.
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"Golsteyn is the most troubling, because the system was never given a chance to work," said Charles Dunlap, a retired major general who was the deputy judge advocate general of the Air Force and is now the head of Duke University's Center on Law, Ethics and National Security.
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For liberals who support Israel, the most troubling aspect of the B.D.S. platform is its opposition to Israel's remaining a Jewish state, both through the insistence on full equality between Jews and non-Jews in Israel and through the call to recognize the right to return for Palestinian refugees.
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"Judge Gorsuch has repeatedly sided with corporations over working people, demonstrated a hostility toward women's rights, and most troubling, hewed to an ideological approach to jurisprudence that makes me skeptical that he can be a strong, independent justice on the court," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement. Sen.
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"What is perhaps most troubling about the Ninth Circuit's opinion is language that can be understood to mean that a coach's duty to serve as a good role model requires the coach to refrain from any manifestation of religious faith even when the coach is plainly not on duty," Alito wrote.
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At worse, they must confront the hard charge that, even with their party in control of the White House, House and Senate, Republicans cannot resolve one of the most troubling and urgent problems convulsing the country -- our immigration muddle – leaving incumbents to scramble for safety as the volcano's heat builds.
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"Most troubling of all, we have no record of General Flynn identifying on his security clearance renewal application — or during his interview with security clearance investigators — even a single foreign government official he had contact with in the seven years prior to submitting his security clearance application," the two wrote.
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But that furious retaliation, which follows years of battle in Sinai against a vicious Islamic State affiliate that downed a Russian passenger jet in 2015 and has regularly attacked Egyptian security forces there, revived the most troubling question about Mr. Sisi's strategy in the desert peninsula: Why is it failing?
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"One of the things that is most troubling as a survivor of sexual assault and as somebody that's a woman — putting aside the sexual assault — you have no ability to have a voice when you're unconscious to say yes or no," Book said, according to the Treasure Coast Palm newspaper.
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"One of the things that is most troubling as a mom in the workforce is finding child care and being certain that your children are safe and well cared for and not feeling like they are going to miss out on things because you put yourself on the guilt bus," she added.
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AMANPOUR: What is most, most troubling for the United States is that North Korea is working on long-range intercontinental ballistic missiles that would be able to reach the United States and that would, once there's a militarized warhead, be able to carry a nuclear payload as far as the United States.
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Perhaps most troubling for Mr. Trump, several ethics lawyers said, is a relatively obscure provision of the Constitution, called the Emoluments Clause, which prohibits any government official from taking payments or gifts from a foreign government, or even from sharing in profits in a company that has financial ties to a foreign government.
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Nagle, who was in meetings with tribal leaders and Ernst's office, said one of the most troubling provisions in Ernst's bill would allow a defendant to request a stay at any point in proceedings, and remove the case to a federal court for review — without first exhausting all remedies in a tribal court.
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While many critiques of the category have fixed on the language requirement as the biggest problem — and I'll get into that more below — it's this self-submission rule, which grants individual countries power to determine which of their films will be under consideration for a nomination, that is most troubling to me.
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Over the weekend, it was replaced with an edited version that cut out two of the most powerful — and, experts said, most troubling — lines in the script: The patient's emphatic declaration that she believes she has been cured by the experimental therapy, and her musing that her doctors also believe it's working (see Facebook post).
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The show seems to normalize a power imbalance in romantic relationships, and this can lead to some unhealthy beliefsOne of the aspects of "The Bachelor" seen as most troubling is the way in which the show seems to reinforce the idea that an extreme power imbalance within a relationship is acceptable or even romantic.
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I'm publicly on record as saying its choice to work in K-12 American education was a mistake — and that's also among the areas where the Gateses' work has the most troubling implications for democracy, given that their money has given them a somewhat shocking amount of power over the whole discourse around education reform.
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And perhaps most troubling of all, among many Britons there seems to be a tacit agreement that we're just not going to talk about it: Who wants to mention climate change among friends, only to be met with awkward silence and pegged as the bore who is ruining everyone's summer of picnics and barbecues?
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And the most troubling thing about the anonymous op-ed — apart from the dubious judgment that inspired its writing — is that the author doesn't seem to recognize this issue, or acknowledge any distinction between protecting America from Trump's erratic personality and extra-constitutional whims and frustrating the agenda that won our president the White House.
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In the most troubling recent case, first reported by The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, the Australian authorities have confirmed that they are investigating accusations made by Nick Zhao, an Australian businessman who told intelligence officials that he had been the target of a plot to install him in Parliament as a Chinese agent.
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Even though I'm familiar with the story, I found the film unsettling: The tendency for any religious person is to seek definitive answers for the greatest, most troubling existential questions, and I was confronted with the suffering that can happen on the path to faith, and the doubt that has to be part of that.
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Among the most troubling signs for Sanders's down-ballot revolution: Geoffrey Skelley, a political analyst for the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, notes that it's possible these down-ballot efforts will get more people involved at even lower levels of government — and that they will then be better positioned to run for higher office in a few years.
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"To offer the American Dream to people and then to take it away and punish people for trusting their government and coming out of the shadows … is one of the most troubling things that I've seen in a long time in our country," Zuckerberg said before he let three "Dreamers," as the immigrants are called, share their stories.
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And while the limits of Jerry's thirst for more NBA glory after the 1990's is ultimately the most troubling element of Bulls fandom—Reinsdorf has, in the past, made it clear how much more he cares about his Chicago White Sox than his NBA franchise—Forman's shy trigger finger and peculiar basketball decision-making are worrisome as well.
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"In the meanwhile, he would appreciate you respecting his and his family's privacy as they weather this unexpected and hasty proceeding designed to accommodate perhaps political and press considerations rather than his right to have counsel of his choice by his side during the most troubling and challenging day for him and his loved ones," Selig said in a statement.
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What is ultimately most troubling about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's order is not that it is un-American, but that it is so very American.
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Which raises the real story here: Amazon's decision to invest heavily in two preexisting "superstar" cities perfectly epitomizes one of the most troubling aspects of digital economies: their strong tendency to concentrate people and investment in a very few well-educated, tech-rich hubs that have, in recent decades, continued to pull away from the rest of the country on basic measures of prosperity.
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And I find it incredibly troubling that this ... One of the most troubling things I find is that ... so, one of the reasons that we're very grateful to partner with the New York Times, for example, as well on this story is that it's only the United States that can legislate against these companies and in that sense and only the US press that they pay any attention to.
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The text messages between Peter Strzok and his alleged mistress, Lisa Page, from which we've learned their general loathing of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, are perhaps the most troubling.
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If Barr, Horowitz and Graham can answer these questions and release the still-secret evidence underlying their conclusions, Americans finally will have the wherewithal to answer the most troubling of all the questions raised about the Russia collusion narrative: Was this a case of bureaucratic bungling, or an intentional effort to use the U.S. intelligence community for a political dirty trick aimed at defeating Trump at the polls and, later, delegitimizing his election?
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None of these positions are especially radical, but it takes only a minute to find the rabbit holes: "Agenda 21 seeks for the government to curtail your freedom to travel as you please, own a gas-powered car, live in suburbs or rural areas, and raise a family"; the fight against ISIS "is a charade to help build the New World Order"; the most troubling aspect of "Our Nation's Expanding Refugee Program" appears to be "the UN's role" in it.
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It found no fault in the Trump-GOP Convention's decision to weaken its plank so as to be more favorable to Ukrainians sympathetic to the Kremlin; it downplays the role George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE—an individual who has pleaded guilty to lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation—and the role of Carter Page, a man who is widely reported to be the subject of a warrant issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court; and, perhaps most troubling, it takes exception with the intelligence community's unanimous assessment that the goal of the Russian government was to undermine the campaign of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and assist Trump.
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