We have normalized indignity and anguish, and we have normalized dictatorship.
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As cannabis use continues to be normalized, cannabis photography will continue to be normalized as well.
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But I think as time goes on, it will be normalized in the way 'Star Trek' and 'Star Wars' fans became normalized, in the way 'Lord of the Rings' fans became normalized.
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Among the six signature-dominant countries, three experienced below-average normalized fraud and three experienced above-average normalized fraud.
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Before Mayor Pete normalized being gay on the presidential trail, Araud normalized the idea of a gay French ambassador living openly with a partner.
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"If interest rates are going to be normalized higher, that means stock prices need to be normalized lower," said Matt Maley, equity strategist with institutional brokerage firm Miller Tabak in Boston.
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By having this behavior be every day, it normalized it.
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So it's something very normalized in the community for us.
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"I wish we'd [normalized relations] way back then," Abourezk says.
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Online dating, already widespread, was moments away from being normalized.
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"The drug war has normalized misogynistic violence," Ramos Ponce said.
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And we see great demand when the weather is normalized.
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It was a culture of silencing, and that was normalized.
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But the impact of domestic policy has normalized, he said.
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Trump has normalized trafficking in hate, racism, xenophobia and sexism.
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" He tweeted later Monday afternoon that Miami had "normalized operations.
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Giving head is so normalized, but receiving oral sex isn't.
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And I've really normalized that kind behavior, even for myself.
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Being raised in that environment, it was normalized to him.
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"It's still not normalized yet in our society," he said.
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Women are becoming regular winners and that has normalized it.
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The United States and Vietnam normalized relations in July 1995.
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Those thoughts are normalized, causing the death of our shadows.
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Violence is glorified and normalized on our screens every day.
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This also prevents L.G.B.T.Q.+ people and relationships from becoming normalized.
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Soon afterward, his vitamin C and D levels had normalized.
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And once that point clicked, Caller ID became fairly normalized.
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It was a culture of silence and that was normalized.
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Our two countries have had normalized diplomatic relations for years.
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The truth is that social media has normalized conspiracy theorists.
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Professional prevarication on behalf of Trump "was normalized," he said.
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"The overwhelming majority of Americans have not normalized it," Rep.
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These devices also help normalized skin texture a bit as well.
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But that doesn't mean it should be normalized or brushed over.
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We've lowered the bar so much and normalized so many things.
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Multiracial looks are normalized and, by extension, mixed identity is validated.
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We haven't just normalized the weird, we've turned into something basic.
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It did not feel normalized within the culture, especially for nonparents.
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But we also get the normalized version of Diane's real abortion.
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U.S.-China relations weren't normalized until more than six years later.
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We've worked together for so long now that it's just normalized.
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It was hard to complain about something that was so normalized.
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When something is normalized, then younger people can aspire to it.
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Nu-metal taught me to be comfortable and normalized those emotions.
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But as president of the United States, Trump is already normalized.
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"Indian society has normalized the practice of forced marriages," says Memon.
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After a couple minutes, the nudity in the room became normalized.
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Bad behavior has been tolerated and normalized for far too long.
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It was a system that normalized and codified its everyday brutality.
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Somehow the fear and the constant threat of violence become normalized.
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The #invisibleload with today's normalized cluttered lifestyle taking on epic proportions.
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It happens so frequently, it's been normalized for all of us.
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The rates are still low rates and are still being normalized.
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Traditionally, this seems to be a more normalized reaction to this.
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Diplomatic ties have since normalized but Hyundai's recovery has been erratic.
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It normalized their presence and pushed identity politics into the background.
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We must ensure that this kind of hatred does not become normalized.
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They've become normalized — in some cases, cemented into place by court decisions.
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I wish it was more normalized, that you have some poundage after.
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Breastfeeding isn't as accepted or normalized as people might like to think.
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Bee doesn't want this fact to go unnoticed, or to become normalized.
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To me, and those I am generally around, these ideas seem normalized.
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So it's something that at some point will have to be normalized.
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Surface low pressure map along with precipitable water normalized anomalies for Jan.
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I think when everything is normalized, it becomes not a big deal.
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We've normalized a lot of things that we shouldn't have made normal.
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Extreme, hateful views and speech increasingly repeated and normalized in public discourse.
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Instead, the presence of sex, nudity, and the female body, is normalized.
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When they model cruelty, cruelty becomes normalized and loses its shock value.
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Hancock smartly reminds me that common objects are not normal, only normalized.
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That's the biggest impact to me—that I normalized girls in sports.
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"Worse than all of this, assassinations—extrajudicial killings—appear normalized," Buttu continued.
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After all, even death camps become normalized when you visit them enough.
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Having so many skeletons was to his advantage because it normalized him.
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Basically it takes time for your electrolytes to become normalized and recover.
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A lot of the hateful rhetoric that has been normalized is frightening.
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These daily grievances are just that: daily, as in, we've normalized them.
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Although relations between Baghdad and Erbil have normalized again, major differences remain.
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When our story becomes normalized, we gain interest and respect and appreciation.
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"I don't want to see this moment become normalized," Mr. Puryear said.
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There's never normalized space in that moment, or more generally, in society.
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This good feeling leads to what I like to call normalized stupidity.
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But we will be returning to a more normalized compensation structure, yes.
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" But she also said recently the situation in the country has "normalized.
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However, the bank has yet to be tested in a normalized economy.
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Hope in a new era of normalized relations with the United States.
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I look forward to the times when those depictions are just normalized.
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"I worry that casual hate speech and possible violent acts will be more normalized under an administration like this, which could lead to even worse things being normalized and increase the struggles the community already faces," they said.
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She also normalized taking medication —again — by virtue of simply talking about it.
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Only certain dishes like noodles, dumplings, kebabs, and rice bowls have been normalized.
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Is this just business, or is it simply a form of normalized corruption?
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At this point, it's safe to say the drug is pretty damn normalized.
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Then, eventually, I would abandon it when it became too familiar or normalized.
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It's scary to me how it's become normalized that our world is dying.
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I think that's simple logic—unless illogic has been normalized for me, too.
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The jewish media is right to be terrified of these ideas becoming normalized.
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"I think they feel attracted to nudes because it's not normalized," Sahuquillo posits.
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"We want our family to be normalized, not just tolerated," said Nette, 32.
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My identity had become so entwined with heroin that I had normalized it.
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Where we normalized was a place we were more than happy being at.
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Venezuelan authorities said they had "normalized" the situation, an assertion the inmates refuted.
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"The state of war that they're in is becoming more normalized," he said.
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And that bad behavior has been normalized and tolerated for far too long.
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No, but we must still do it, so that it doesn't become normalized.
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The death of Iraqi civilians at the hands of terrorists has been normalized.
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Though Tokyo and Seoul normalized diplomatic relations in 1965, their relationship remained uneasy.
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But do panic buttons change a global culture of deeply normalized sexual violence?
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The foot fetish is not exactly normalized, but it's no longer taboo, either.
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Larry Harvey normalized the abnormal, expanding the boundaries of what creators could attempt.
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His opinions reflect the atmosphere of a sexist culture that has normalized harassment.
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Earlier this week, Matt Yglesias noted how these ridiculous remarks have become normalized.
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As more women join government their representation will become more and more normalized.
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Nazi sympathizers are supposed to be reviled and ostracized, not humanized and normalized.
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In a "normalized" financial world, the real yield will be positive, not negative.
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Normalized margin expectations for pork have been maintained at 212000%-4807123% since 212001.
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He's normalized this behavior, so people think it's OK to do the same.
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Since President Carter normalized relations in 1979, China's economic rise has been staggering.
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Japan sees the claims as settled in a 1965 treaty that normalized ties.
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What statistics seem to back his point about hateful speech having become "normalized"?
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Yet it's more dangerous because it's normalized and there are no restrictions to it.
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Subjecting Bannon to Remnick's sharp questions would have, according to these journalists, "normalized" him.
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Fear that turns into hate has been normalized, even expected from others and ourselves.
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Peloton's success is also a convincing sign that high-priced fitness has been normalized.
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"Twitter normalized, promoted, and profited off of Nazi white supremacy propaganda," Lenarsky told Motherboard.
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"The meaning of practical steps is fully clear: Iran's economic relations should be normalized."
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Even codeine use had been somewhat normalized through the late 90s and early 2000s.
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But today is about making sure that this gun violence is just not normalized.
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A lot of my friends had issues with drug use but it was normalized.
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"I normalized it and made myself believe it was no big deal," she wrote.
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They've "normalized Trump's extremism" with wall-to-wall coverage of his campaign, she says.
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A body like mine in a swimsuit was, if not normalized, then normal-ish.
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The Obama administration only rolled back a few of these abuses and normalized others.
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The responsibility lies with us all for letting this lawless, kleptocratic presidency become normalized.
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Trump has normalized many horrible things in our politics: racism, lying, scapegoating and corruption.
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On Wednesday night, Comey said America faces a situation where lying has become normalized.
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Ryan also cast his legacy as having normalized the pursuit of meaningful entitlement reform.
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Excluding the change in accounting standards, normalized EDITDA will grow between 3.4% to 8.4%.
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People talk about how they are worried that what's happening now will be normalized.
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Okay. It's all been, to use a term much abused and misused lately, normalized.
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If so, why did residential investment remain depressed five years after credit markets normalized?
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He has normalized a toxic form of presidential speech that undermines our civic culture.
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Trump could not be easily normalized, even if the media had such a goal.
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Now that tool has been deployed from their arsenal, it has quickly become normalized.
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It's pretty amazing what kind of behavior has become normalized around Washington these days.
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They normalized ties in 1995, and Hanoi's "doi moi" reforms have transformed its economy.
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It's becoming increasingly normalized for people to feel like their real lives are online.
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Luck definitely exists, but it can also be normalized through repetition and sample size.
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Yet this practice is also so normalized that when allegations came out that Sen.
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"I just want it to feel like it's normalized regular Blackness," Rae, 31, told me.
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But experts predict such rules will likely be relaxed as the substance becomes more normalized.
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By your logic, his ignorance has become normalized/expectedLastly, then why did he capitalize 'trail'??
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What we're talking about is bad behavior that's not just tolerated but that's been normalized.
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However, growth in developing markets are likely to moderate to more "normalized levels", it said.
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The holding of the 7th Congress could symbolize that the Worker's Party's role was normalized.
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This language has become normalized within the highest levels of our government and the GOP.
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It is fair to say that the Trump campaign normalized lying to an unprecedented degree.
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Pretty Little Liars catches its protagonists in adolescence, before this watching has become completely normalized.
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This kind of normalized things for them and at that moment it made them happy.
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Animal exploitation has become so normalized it goes virtually unnoticed but we are paying attention.
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And they are all connected to a patriarchy intertwined with normalized, accepted–even welcomed– misogyny.
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And they are all connected to a patriarchy intertwined with normalized, accepted—even welcomed— misogyny.
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Unmonitored trolling can lead users to dark places, where dangerous behaviors are normalized and encouraged.
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The Republican electorate has not only voted for Trump in 2016, but also normalized him.
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Sexual harassment like this was rampant, Crisp says, but it was normalized at the time.
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These white supremacists have not only weaponized free speech, but also have normalized hate speech.
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Also, we should take note of how normalized routine stress has become in our society.
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This kind of fact-free political vengeance is not normal, even if it's being normalized.
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"Being LGBTQ isn't normalized in the media as much as it should be," concludes Wilson.
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Since then, media and elected officials, including former President Ronald Reagan have normalized its use.
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Terburg says it "normalized" their response, meaning the other women broke eye contact more readily.
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When normalized for the impact of the Barclays separation, Absa's overall HEPS were up 3%.
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How, then, do we explain why this behavior seemingly has been normalized in America today?
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Seventy-nine percent of the population now want to see relations with the West normalized.
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It's not enough to ask if hate is being normalized (or ratcheted up for ratings).
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DC gridlock soon became normalized as once-fringe conservatives consolidated control of the Republican Party.
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I think it's very worrying that right-wing populist movements are being normalized like that.
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But when the reporting structure is normalized and enforced, machine readability is automatic and painless.
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It's not that this behavior is being normalized as much as it is becoming ritualized.
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But Bill Clinton's impeachment already normalized its use against Democrats on the flimsiest of pretexts.
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"Life, and economic activity, is not going to be normalized any time soon," he said.
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It bears repeating that one must remain critical and not allow problems to become normalized.
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Within the gay male community, sexual harassment appears to be largely downplayed, normalized, and excused.
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And this is one of the few shows that continues to make it feel normalized.
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Last Day's celebrants have already passively accepted the end, indeed normalized it, in today's parlance.
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Still, many within the aerospace community don't want this kind of behavior to become normalized.
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Adams said legalization of the drug in many states has normalized its use among adolescents.
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If the way Amy Schumer looks was truly normalized in Hollywood, it wouldn't bear comment.
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Islamophobic rhetoric has been normalized in Mr. Modi's India, but the Delhi campaign intensified it.
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"It's part of this narrative that killing has been normalized," Curato, the sociologist, told me.
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But geopolitical turmoil has since become somewhat normalized in many people's minds, Ms. D'Arpizio said.
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We did state, as all financial institutions do, that that assumes a normalized operating environment.
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The only thing necessary for bigots to be normalized is for the unbigoted to shrug.
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The Republican Party degenerated into a cult, converted cruelty into public policy and normalized racism.
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Then there was Istvan Faludi, the "normalized" identity Ms. Faludi's father assumed after the war.
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I feel like in this world, more often than not, apologies are being digitally normalized.
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Kateryna Ardanyan, an IOM anti-trafficking specialist, said exploitation had become "normalized" in the camps.
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They think about tens of years, hundreds of years, so inevitably we'll have our relationship normalized.
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"These issues have been a part of our society and normalized for so long," Champion laments.
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She's confident that eventually video integration within dating apps will become normalized, but it'll take time.
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His great lasting sin, in my view, is that he's unleashed this hate and normalized it.
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Madden has also reiterated this point, adding that sex scenes featuring two men should be normalized.
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Japanese firms want to see ties normalized so they can compete with U.S. and European rivals.
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If that happens, a form of Trumpism has been normalized in our hearts, in our hearts.
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If drones offer police enhanced abilities, Khan argues, how long until these extraordinary enhancements become normalized?
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They're how bullies and assaulters know that their toxicity will be tolerated, excused, normalized, and justified.
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He has also pleaded with citizens to be patient while the new distribution system is normalized.
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But it was the late '70s, early '80s — I think it was all too terribly normalized.
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What's normalized — nay, mandated the inclusion of a man busting a grumpy into a sacred scene?
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After the segment aired, activists, who said it normalized domestic violence, created a petition on Change.
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What about the culture of instant gratification fostered by the boomers and normalized by Gen X?
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These will also be lifted as economic ties between the countries are normalized, the leaders said.
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Campbell calls upon the industry to examine the behavior that for too long has been normalized.
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The fact that Trump had been signaling this move normalized it, routinized it, made it thinkable.
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Pathological lying has been normalized and vulnerable groups of people are afraid of losing their rights.
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Do you want children growing up in a country where white supremacy has been re-normalized?
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People take their kids—it's so normalized that it's like taking your kids to the circus.
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"[The] danger is that a little bit down the road facial recognition gets normalized," said Schwartz.
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I fear that within the next few months, anti-Muslim rhetoric and policies will become normalized.
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And whatever is normalized for Mattis and McMaster today will be available to their successors tomorrow.
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And the argument was that—to vets—death is then normalized as a solution to problems.
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All of this has left regional experts skeptical over the promise of disarmament and normalized relations.
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"It's not normalized to use a condom, because of all of this abstinence training," she said.
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Sadly, cruelty has become normalized on modern factory farms, and animals are treated as unfeeling commodities.
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Her liver shrank back to its usual size, her blood counts normalized, and she achieved remission.
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In Lear, everything strange is, to use the word of our decade, "normalized": Mr. and Mrs.
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Bigotry becomes normalized when we excuse or even embrace the people who put bigotry into action.
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There is something about America that makes the ownership of guns ordinary, and mass shootings normalized.
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But now, AirPods have normalized the idea that anyone can demonstrate expendable wealth to the world.
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"This challenge expands across the entire industry, in part because we've normalized the problem," Thomas said.
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But I mean at this point in time, sexting is quite normalized, particularly among young people.
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It's ridiculous that it's become so normalized that since I was 5 I've been doing lockdowns.
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Every advance in cybersex has met with cultural resistance before it became normalized, Dr. McArthur said.
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"Dancing is normalized through these mediums," said Damian Woetzel, the former New York City Ballet star.
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Or, perhaps, gay culture will become so normalized that drag itself will become irrelevant and vanish.
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"This has become a more fashionable, normalized, routine sign of Serbian victory over time," Subotic said.
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Once exposed to racist content, the once-shocking social media posts can become normalized, she says.
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It recommended the "temporary suspension of U.N. activities in the area until the situation is normalized".
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Or is public transit normalized and used by a wide variety of people in your community?
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Gun use was normalized, but I have no memory of anyone in my life open carrying.
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My mother had normalized what I thought was going to be a mortifying experience for me.
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But the hypocrisy has been so normalized I don't think most of them even see it.
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Once my weight started going down, those issues normalized, and I haven't had any medical complications.
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To use a word people like using now, it's going to be normalized from the top.
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Redefining holiday explosives as a normalized consumer product remains a longstanding taboo for so many states.
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For one thing, the tongue-in-cheek video suggests, breast-feeding would likely become way more normalized.
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Tokyo argues that the matter was largely settled in a 1965 treaty that normalized relations with Seoul.
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Anxiety is medicated; burnout is treated with therapy that's slowly become normalized and yet still softly stigmatized.
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For years, the sort of emotional and sexual abuse unearthed by #MeToo was normalized, excused, or ignored.
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It's not just that characters have normalized these atrocities, which is an important theme of the show.
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Just like men: We don't talk about a man being without a shirt, because it's been normalized.
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I'm a woman, and I'm afraid that rape cases are going to be dismissed and completely normalized.
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I'm on record arguing that impeachment should be normalized, and that unfitness for office should be impeachable.
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And Brazilian supermodel Cintia Dicker says that normalized semi-nudity shouldn't be exclusive to her native land.
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But I have normalized, and the doctors think I should be able to leave the hospital soon.
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Margins in the Pork and Beef segments were above their normalized range at 0003% and 3.7%, respectively.
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Fitch expects FITB's profitability may improve under a more normalized rate environment, along with its peer banks.
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In my dreams, femme expression is just another normalized piece of this fun thing we call 'fashion.
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Club photography's pretty normalized, but not everyone loves having a flash gun in their face at 1AM.
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With fundamentals in mind, Cramer struggled to determine what the normalized earnings power should be for Herbalife.
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"If you look at normalized earnings, then valuations are in line or below historical levels," he says.
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Bit by bit, this sort of behavior becomes quickly normalized (in the parlance du jour) and escalated.
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Ex Machina, Westworld, and the real world, meanwhile, have somewhat normalized the idea of human + robot sex.
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Tokyo says that issue was settled by a 1965 treaty that normalized ties between the two countries.
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Venezuelan authorities later said they had "normalized" the situation at the prison, but inmates refuted the claim.
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Relations between the Asian neighbors are arguably at their lowest ebb since they normalized ties in 1965.
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Limits on the public speech of American Muslims have become a startlingly normalized part of American life.
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But ever since, the weather has mostly normalized and Argentine soy harvest estimates have begun rising again.
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Within five months, his blood-sugar levels had normalized, and he was back to working part-time.
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Whether it is increased frequency, intensity or normalized damage, the data do not support the administration's statements.
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The coup was never successfully normalized thanks to continued criticism on online where the government lacked control.
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Sullenberger, an Air Force veteran, said that the "current absence of civic virtues" should not be normalized.
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Asked when the problem would be fixed, she said it was in the process of being "normalized".
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Alcohol consumption is so normalized these days that it's complex and hard to see the alarming signs.
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What was billed as a temporary measure in a time of crisis has been almost completely normalized.
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He took something that is genuinely abnormal about Donald Trump and normalized it through silence and acquiescence.
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The culture we worked in normalized our otherness just as much, if not more, than vanilla society.
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If the DREAM Act is approved, many young immigrants will have their status in the U.S. normalized.
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"Trump has consistently normalized violence, sexual deviance, bigotry and hate speech," she said in an email interview.
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This is how we'd normalized the trauma, tried to integrate it, by making comedy out of it.
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"There is a risk of racial abuse and harassment being normalized in our public life," he said.
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Our first class created a provocative campaign to draw attention to the absurdity of normalized gun violence.
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" Edelman went on: "I've seen this play out in Turkey, and that's how this stuff gets normalized.
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Millennials have normalized facial plastic surgery, in part because of the influence of social media and technology.
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Of the 12 PIN-dominant countries, seven saw above-average normalized fraud over the past five years.
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" He added, "We are now living in a world where tariffs have become normalized and even applauded.
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But the couple have somewhat normalized royal criticism of media coverage in the nearly three years since.
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It's important, too, because the more people who give up their privacy, the more normalized it becomes.
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Whether it's standards regulations, ease of customs, different types of things that should be modernized or normalized.
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Annual U.S.-Vietnam trade swelled to $45 billion last year from $450 million when ties were normalized.
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It's an understandable supposition, especially as ISIS' uninterrupted refuge on Telegram became sadly normalized over the years.
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This difference in power can create an environment where sexual harassment is tolerated, ignored or even normalized.
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But maybe those depictions aren't normalized yet because there is still so much violence against our bodies.
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The report authors note that leaks have been normalized in the wake of Edward Snowden and Wikileaks.
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"What is prohibited today can be normalized tomorrow," he said of Libya&aposs status as a safe haven.
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However, the columns below are an attempt to represent normalized cost structure for mature startups that execute successfully.
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But in today's society, it feels like so many old taboos are becoming normalized—religion, sex, bodily fluids.
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The amount, which is 5 percent more than Crown's normalized 2017 net profit, comprises back taxes and penalties.
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Overall, Debney said the outlook is for a "normalized environment" free of events that might spur consumer buying.
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Relations between the two U.S. allies have sunk to their lowest point since they normalized ties in 1965.
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SO WE'RE STILL LIVING ON THE HIRINGS FROM THE NORMALIZED ECONOMIC GROWTH THAT'S BUILT INTO THE SYSTEM HERE.
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It has become normalized in an era of brazen promotion by drug companies, insurance plans and even hospitals.
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The amount, which is 5 percent more than Crown's normalized 2017 net profit, comprises back taxes and penalties.
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By gently mocking its bizarre, skeleton-free patty, McD's normalized it—and deflected further scrutiny of its origins.
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Definition of "bomb" cyclone is deepening rate (normalized by sine of latitude) of 603 mb in 24 hours.
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The world doesn't get much stranger than this... Yeah, and it's crazy how quickly things can become normalized.
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"It normalized the struggles that some people might have dealt with in their own families," Ms. Atchison said.
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Online relationships are not only more normalized but can be a healthy part of a young person's development.
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Slowly, the party and their allies have normalized the skepticism and resentment that had long been publicly shunned.
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Trump has normalized lots and lots of behavior that would have been unheard of from any past President.
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A lot of our daily routines, from sitting on a toilet to using silverware, have become completely normalized.
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The wave of Republican defections from Trump's side is the same process that normalized him, but in reverse.
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White rage is normalized, while Black women's emotions are not only seen as anomalous, but also as dangerous.
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Prisons remain overpopulated by more than 50 percent overall (women's prison populations, however, have normalized in recent years).
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It's just interesting to open up the book and see week one and see what we have normalized.
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In recent years, the United States and Vietnam have worked to improve relations that were normalized in 1995.
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But the selfie was an indication that relations between the leaders, at least on the surface, had normalized.
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It was so normalized because all the girls around me, my close friends, were doing the same thing.
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I felt safe until the illusion was shattered, realizing the culture I grew up in normalized these encounters.
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But his seeming moderation, therefore, should only highlight the degree to which the Trump administration has normalized extremity.
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But as the economic situation normalized in his second term, calm became something more like boring and ignorable.
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So the question I'm asking myself, and, now, you, is this: How will you deviate from normalized stupidity?
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Excluding the effects of the IFRS 16 accounting change, normalized HEPS rose 0.1%, Bidvest said in a statement.
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Crying out of helplessness is simply part of a day's work in this role and is totally normalized.
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Google may lead them to white nationalist outlets like The Daily Stormer, where hate and harassment are normalized.
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Many will face daily temptations in high school, where vaping may be common and normalized, Dr. Bagley said.
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Google may lead them to white nationalist outlets like The Daily Stormer, where hate and harassment are normalized.
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If PINs were more effective than signatures, one would expect most PIN countries to have lower normalized fraud.
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Levels of vegetation were ranked on a scale under a system known as normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI).
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It's all part of a naive approach to trade that clinched "normalized" trade relations with China in 6900.
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Today's THC is actively advertised, normalized, and promoted for one reason only: to make a few people rich.
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And I think we have a lot more to do to make sure these guys don't get normalized.
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It documents the brutality of labor practices we've normalized, and exposes the language we've used to normalize them.
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No matter how Trump leaves office, those ideas have now been normalized in ways that defy instant reversal.
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Schuster noted another caveat: it is not known whether the improvement has been normalized within the first week.
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It should be normalized, which is exactly why I won't let my skin define or control me anymore.
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Perhaps that is because such wealth has been normalized in the age of Trump, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes.
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Expected Strong FCF: Fitch expects normalized annual FCF of the combined firm to be greater than $2 billion.
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By the end of the week, it was normalized, a mere matter of strategy—would it win votes?
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The neoliberal museum has become normalized, he added, and the art world has become an engine of inequality.
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So it's just remarkable to me that over time, the killing of civilians in Gaza has become normalized.
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"What I'm saying is that they have to get normalized margins and normalized profits along with everyone else in that whole channel of drugs ... Once that is done, this stock could easily contract to from where it is right now to $40 or $45 a share," Left said in December.
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With adult use or medical cannabis legal in more than half the country, smoking pot is becoming more normalized.
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"I think (LGBT cinema) is becoming normalized, becoming more a part of the fabric of everyday movies," Trengove argues.
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Indeed, Trump has contributed to a new America where racist beliefs, practices and laws may once again be normalized.
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This is the technology, after all, that normalized mobile video, pocket web surfing, location services, and the cloud itself.
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And clearly, services like Carrier IQ were allowed to thrive to the point location tracking has been normalized today.
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"If more action isn't taken, then it can become a normalized thing for journalists to be arrested," he said.
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Prices of perishables like vegetables and meat will get normalized as soon as monsoon-related transport disruption is over.
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However, when researchers added the gut bacteria back in later on, the changes to the mice's miRNAs became normalized.
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"White nationalism will not be normalized in New York," said Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. in a statement.
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"Sometimes these practices are normalized for them and they don't understand it's a crime," she added, referring to victims.
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For some, there's still a stigma attached to it, but that will likely change as it becomes more normalized.
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The father of three called #MeToo a "learning experience" and proof that society had "normalized" men's abuse of power.
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Whatever his motivations, Trump has normalized the alt-right in a way that would've been unthinkable a year ago.
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By 14, I had been bombarded with so much sexual harassment that I had normalized the feeling of it.
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Japan says that issue of compensation was settled by a 1965 treaty that normalized ties between Tokyo and Seoul.
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It's the fact that his presidency has normalized anger and division in a way that we can't even quantify.
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You suddenly realize that much of what happens is normalized in society; that those things are considered fair game.
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"Over time, (it) will be normalized, like everything else that was once hidden and is now open," she said.
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Over time, these tactics probably became normalized in some areas, according to University of Baltimore criminologist Jeffrey Ian Ross.
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US-Egyptian relations normalized in 21968 when President Barack Obama ended the freeze on weapons shipments to the country.
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As cannabis use becomes normalized, the tech industry is finally starting to innovate the seed to weed growing process.
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By that time, the trope of older male musicians and their underaged muses had already been normalized for decades.
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In any event, the building has now been normalized, and the employees are no longer doing menial tasks, etc.
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Notably, that's around the same time shows like Game of Thrones, and later Outlander, normalized fantasy in mainstream culture.
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Nixon also guided the nation out of Vietnam, normalized relations with the Soviet Union and opened talks with China.
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However, basic and diluted normalized headline EPS from continuing operations would rise between 4.4% to 9.4% from 27.5 cents.
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The Louisiana Republican said those responsible for the packages should be punished, adding that the behavior shouldn't be normalized.
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But only if they show riled up liberal partisans that they're not going to let that fraud get normalized.
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The IT series shows U.S. labor productivity levels from 85033-2016, normalized to a value of 100 in 1995.
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"It's really been normalized that gun violence is a part of my everyday life," said Jolie Simone Barga, 14.
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"White nationalism will not be normalized in New York," District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said in a statement Wednesday.
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"Your father's sodium has normalized," he said, almost accusingly; normalcy meant that he no longer belonged in this unit.
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Trump and his dangerous rhetoric must be called out each and every single time -- or it risks becoming normalized.
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" In an interview with NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, Greenblatt said that anti-Semitism is "almost becoming normalized.
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The Kardashians may lead drama-filled lives, but they've challenged and normalized much that was once deemed unacceptable behavior.
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And the tricky part about social constructions is that the more people reinforce them, the more normalized they become.
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Interest margins, consistent with the bank's business model, and the sustainable generation of non-interest revenues support normalized operations.
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"The two countries that have had hostile relations for about 70 years normalized relations on June 12," he said.
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After that, things normalized between Martinez and Rivera — 33 for 10, including the one encounter that still bothers Martinez.
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During his five years in office, the ghosts of Ayodhya returned as hatred and violence against minorities were normalized.
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Saudi Arabia is an important trading partner, and Ms. Wallstrom is quick to say that relations have since normalized.
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"Everyone is a bit more optimistic thinking about the future with a more normalized interest rate environment," he said.
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SkyCity also reported a 5.7 percent fall in normalized revenue to NZ$262.1 million for the quarter ended Sept.
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These include normalized ties and a peace treaty with the United States, as well as the lifting of sanctions.
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It's now been normalized for these communities to be under constant surveillance, which contributes to the criminalization of people.
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Trends suggest the aggregate loss of life in Puerto Rico is slowing and may have normalized, Santos told me.
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Politicians, commentators, influencers and the media on the right have waged a war against Muslims that has become normalized.
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It's all anonymized and normalized so in a given time period, the highest search volume is indexed to 100.
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"I'd feel a lot better about where asset prices are, including equities, if interest rates were normalized," he said.
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Fitch expects net charge-offs (NCOs) to remain within FHN's normalized operating target range of 20bps-60bps over time.
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"They are trying to normalize Trump, but I don't think Trump can be normalized," said a senior French diplomat.
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Like that scene in Euphoria, that dangerous misunderstanding can encourage reenactments of the violent, punishing sex normalized by porn.
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In exchange, North Korea has the possibility of normalized relations, fuel oil and help building light-water nuclear reactors.
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It's a movie that's championed as much for its inherent blackness as it is for how normalized that is.
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With the humiliation of fat people so normalized both online and off, extreme weight loss measures are encouraged in Brazil.
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His co-stars have the spunk to be black women and men with a normalized sense of agency and power.
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But several issues, including North Korea's kidnapping of Japanese citizens, must be resolved before bilateral relations were normalized, he said.
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Watching Luna clean up the wound, I wonder whether body modification is just the next thing that will be normalized.
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"We are seeing right now a more normalized competitive environment," Chief Executive Michel Combes said in a call with reporters.
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One is that harassment is normalized to the degree that many perpetrators might not realize their actions are even wrong.
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She said the Cuban government wants Guantanamo Bay returned to Cuba and the embargo lifted before relations can be normalized.
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"This sort of normalized groping is still groping and it's still sexual assault," Walker said in an interview on Tuesday.
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Especially in the current political climate, we've almost normalized a world where we can still obliterate ourselves in huge numbers.
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The video is a chilling reminder to just how normalized sexual harassment is for a number of women and men.
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I think the No. 1 problem is that bad behavior has been tolerated and normalized for such a long time.
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Though the timeline has been extended, normalized free cash should plateau around $32-37 per share in the 2022 timeframe.
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They are brushed off and glossed over, dismissed as jokes or banter, and normalized through a sense of social acceptability.
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The fact that this kind of rhetoric has become normalized, including in elite circles, is itself a kind of insanity.
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I think because it was normalized while I was working at GGV, other firms are more open to those structures.
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When this mindset is normalized, it creates a high-stakes, competitive environment around schooling and perpetuates the model minority myth.
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I know Republicans were railing against Barack Obama when he made overtures and normalized relations with Raul Castro and Cuba.
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In a post-#ImWithHer era, are we really still OK with such widespread and normalized objectification of the female body?
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Annual U.S.-Vietnam trade has swelled from $450 million when ties were normalized in 1995 to $45 billion last year.
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Corruption is so normalized in sports institutions it is hard to imagine what sports would be were this not true.
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Trump empowered this element of the base, he normalized it, and I think we absolutely have to reckon with that.
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I think it has a lot to do with the way open, frank conversations about desire were normalized and encouraged.
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"Everybody's aware of it right now, but it's getting normalized, and in a couple years we'll all just accept it."
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It's the responsibility of the city of San Diego and this country to make sure negative rhetoric is not normalized.
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Fausset normalized Hovator's life, and quoted his bigoted words without analyzing them, thus suggesting that the words were normal also.
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Alleghany continues to report reasonable underlying run-rate accident-year combined ratios normalized for average catastrophes in the mid-90s.
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Japan says the issue of forced labor was settled by a 1965 treaty that normalized ties between the two countries.
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All greenhouse-gas emissions associated with free shipping will be normalized to CO2 pounds and then offset by carbon credits.
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He said regular crude could reach Belarus again next week and the situation may be normalized around May 10-15.
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He's normalized perversion, bragging about how an aging man with his sense of entitlement can walk in on naked women.
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The persistence and evolution of institutional racism attests to its normalized state in American culture, our politics, and our democracy.
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"The cycle of violence against the community has become too normalized," said Nadine Smith, chief executive officer of Equality Florida.
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"Dating apps have become a very normalized way of meeting people professionally," said Alex Williamson, chief brand officer of Bumble.
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Platforms such as YouTube and Facebook can send users barreling into fringe communities where extremist views are normalized and advanced.
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I think it has a lot to do with the way open, frank conversations about desire were normalized and encouraged.
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"Women's political ambition has finally been normalized and championed and it's trickling down to girls and young women," she says.
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How is such an abandonment and subsequent fraudulent awarding of course grades normalized as partial completion of an MFA degree?
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Mr. Wu cited as examples Panama and El Salvador, which normalized relations with China in June 2017 and August 2018.
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I mean, it had been so normalized in our workplaces that people just assumed this is the way life is.
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They remained bitter foes until the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev normalized relations with a visit to Beijing in 1989.
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Stress is so normalized, it is easy for women to shrug off those symptoms as simply the consequences of stress.
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If a pedophile's gaze could be normalized and even beautified, then perhaps I could normalize and beautify my own situation.
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But from a confidence point of view, when that has been impacted it's really hard to have normalized reaction functions.
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It's an important part of one's identity, and like Doctor Barbie or Black Barbie, it should be represented and normalized.
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The discrimination Gililland faced in Coos County "highlights how normalized it is to treat sex workers like garbage," she said.
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Homicide is not just a consequence of something else: In our society it is a normalized practice for resolving conflicts.
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But that relationship flipped in 1979, when the United States normalized ties with Beijing and broke its alliance with Taiwan.
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Sanders touted his opposition to NAFTA and normalized relations with China, which he said resulted in outsourcing and job losses.
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Surely, we do not want to be remembered as the generation that allowed such atrocities to continue and become normalized.
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Loan losses remain below the company's through-the-cycle loss estimate of 65bps and Fitch's expectations of normalized credit losses.
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For the nine months ended July 2, 2016, each of Tyson's core segments performed within or above their normalized range.
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There wasn't full-on racism but more microaggressions, especially toward Asians because that's just what was normalized at the time.
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And we've all got to stand up and speak out against this kind of bigotry so it is never normalized.
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Suitably for a new statue designed to look old, the process of making a Heisman is both normalized and artisanal.
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It is so normalized there that I had no idea people everywhere in the United States didn't feel like that.
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Nevelson's refusal to recognize who he married was a mirror of the deeply entrenched and normalized misogyny within her society.
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All of us know we are victims of different abuses but we don't talk about it because it's become normalized.
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ESports in general, I think, is definitely part of this whole trend around gaming behavior becoming normalized and really celebrated.
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To these women, Trump's comments exemplify rape culture — how sexual violence toward women is pervasive and normalized through cultural attitudes.
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Yet for all that Trump has normalized his approach to public policy, he remains a profoundly abnormal figure in American politics.
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How much more normalized and present-day does a record player get when when its needle is an ice cream cone?
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"In fact, I'd argue that, for the first time in a very long time, they've become mainstream and normalized," Withey said.
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And a strong stance from game creators that questions the natural and normalized prison is a step toward that better future.
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People have already normalized the wildfire smoke — they joke that there are now five seasons: winter, spring, summer, smoke, and fall.
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But rape culture exists because the vanilla world has normalized coercion, non-communication, deception, and following scripted narratives without questioning them.
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Japan says the claims were settled in a 1965 treaty that normalized ties and has accused Seoul of breaking that treaty.
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You might then think that sex work ought to be celebrated, normalized as an integral part of any healthy, functioning society.
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Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008 but Belgrade does not recognize its independence and the two have not normalized ties.
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I was very open about it with friends, and I'm very happy I was, as it normalized it quickly for me.
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Citing weather issues and bloated inventories for the weakness, Ferriola said the company is seeing a "more normalized ordering pattern" now.
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We need more normalized codes of conduct, thoughtfully walled space, visual partitions, alcoves, private work rooms, and vastly more sound suppression.
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That culture was so normalized and glorified that at a young age I ignored any feelings of being underpaid and overworked.
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As we head back into a more normalized economic environment, volatility--which was suppressed under quantitative easing--is to be expected.
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Excluding the Yamal LNG stake sale, first-quarter normalized net income jumped by 87.4 percent to 58.2 billion rubles ($893 million).
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This "suppression" of melatonin in response to light represents a "normalized" reaction, more typical of younger adults, the study team notes.
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The retailer will move toward "a more normalized" level of overhead costs, below the levels of the latest quarter, Jackson said.
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"Opening the Corpus Christi Ship Channel to ship traffic and improvement in other logistics will accelerate normalized operations," the company said.
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But it doesn't erase the fact that this behavior should never be normalized — even if Trump currently occupies the White House.
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During the LTM ended June 2017, Comgas's normalized EBITDA was BRL7503 billion, which positively compares with BRL1.4 billion reported in 2015.
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Michael Moro, CEO of Genesis Global Trading, said the concept of cryptocurrency became increasingly normalized as that pool of traders grew.
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"Today's news indicates that the Icelandic economy is on track to be normalized," Chief Analysts Jakob Christensen from Danske Bank said.
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That's why it is time for lawmakers to consider ensuring banks' past misdeeds are not normalized or accepted as status quo.
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"Either Iraqi blood is too cheap or murder is normalized," Sayed Saleh Qazwini, an Islamic educator in Michigan, wrote on Twitter.
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"It feels like he's normalized discrimination, and I'm afraid it's open season," a Muslim American woman in New York told us.
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Trump didn't invent the phenomenon of overblown internet outrage, but his presidency has exacerbated and normalized this way of living online.
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A more troubling option: Sexism has become so normalized many women are ambivalent about elevating one of their own to leadership.
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The trauma that can be done by non-consensual and irreversible surgeries is bigger than just being something that is normalized.
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Trump is becoming de-normalized, and the structure that made it safe for Trump skeptics to vote for him is crumbling.
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"This is becoming a crisis of the 1965 system," he said, referring to the year the two countries normalized diplomatic ties.
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" Deliberately or not, Ana has taken sex work into a context so normalized that it's referred to as "nice" and "quiet.
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This has been normalized to the point that politicians advocate arming teachers and companies want to sell them bulletproof safe rooms.
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If relations are normalized, and the abductees are returned, Japan may be ready to give Kim $10 billion in economic assistance.
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If sexuality was normalized, teens would be able to find outlets to express their sexting-related issues and ask for help.
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Grocery and meal delivery services like FreshDirect, Amazon Fresh and Seamless have become all but normalized in much of the city.
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What has happened in the transfer market has normalized his fee, but that is not the same as Pogba justifying it.
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"We increased delivery capacity and the situation has normalized," Chang said, adding users could now get delivery slots within three days.
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"[Being a virgin] needs to be normalized; it's just who I am and what I believe in," he told People magazine.
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The surgery normalized the heart rhythm, and the king would be able to resume his duties without any restrictions, MAP said.
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Despite the tensions on display, both leaders offered a dose of optimism about establishing fully normalized relations between the two countries.
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It also looks at how misconduct is "normalized" in some firms due to misplaced group loyalty and managers setting unrealistic goals.
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"Putting on a condom needs to be as normalized as washing your hands or putting on a seat belt," Burwell said.
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The other is the responsibility of a patriarchal society that has, at least until recently, normalized behavior and promoted toxic attitudes.
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He was part of a new class of emo hip-hop artists that normalized the emotional and mental pain experienced by many.
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"There will be regulation, there will be control, but it will be a normalized control," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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The rejection of an entire religious group is now normalized in a segment of American politics, in large part thanks to Trump.
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The findings have real potential to help us understand what would actually occur if behavior like Trump's were to be gradually normalized.
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A statement on the city's website did not specify how high radiation levels had risen, but said the level had fully "normalized".
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When it comes to white nationalism, the ideology has been normalized — not over a few years or decades, but far beyond that.
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His behavior is normalized because his father already did it — this is what you do, it's not something to be conflicted about.
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But dating apps have more or less normalized the act of ghosting the strangers we chat with or meet on the internet.
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It's only thanks to this mounting mystery, normalized by "Spies Like Us," that Scandal was able to pull off its greatest twist.
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To her and other women, the comments exemplify rape culture — how sexual violence towards women is pervasive and normalized through cultural attitudes.
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Most of us have never gone to school in a place where gun violence was not normalized, and that is not okay.
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The Japanese government said all wartime reparations were dealt with in a 1965 treaty that had normalized ties between the two neighbors.
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SLG is still anticipated to retain well over $100 million in 2017 despite the normalized payout ratio which provides strong financial flexibility.
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Reciting the call to prayer outside of normalized Islamic ritual time rendered this July coup a kind of war against Turkey itself.
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It is making everyone have that conversation and to think about how sexism has been totally normalized just on a everyday level.
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"Similarly our normalized earnings yield guide," he continued, "is also signaling about a 93 percent chance of higher markets in a year."
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He pulled troops back from Lebanon, normalized relations with Egypt and cut inflation from 445 percent a year to below 20 percent.
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As a result, their feeds are hyper-personalized places where music promotion, fashion shoots, and Xanax use sit, normalized, side-by-side.
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And each has, against all odds, been normalized as a mainstream, responsible member of the party in spite of his radical origins.
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President Nixon's meeting with Chinese leader Mao Zedong was important but it took six more years until relations were normalized with China.
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He took the lead in talks with Cuba that achieved normalized relations after more than half a century of Cold War hostility.
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It is violence that is at once unimaginable and familiar, normalized, perhaps more so by the rage underpinning our volatile political rhetoric.
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He even went further by suggesting the necessity of a national referendum to decide whether relations with the U.S. should be normalized.
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These are things that we long ago forgot about but they were the creeping authoritarianism that in this chaos we have normalized.
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This documentary aims to normalize black women as healers, doctors and medical professionals— We have always been 'normalized'…as caretakers and healers.
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And Mr. Trump will continue an unbroken string of visits to Vietnam by American presidents since diplomatic ties were normalized in 1995.
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I am among the tens of thousands of dissidents who have been targeted by punitive measures normalized under the state of emergency.
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But the fact that Trump's behavior barely registered on the news radar also reflects the extent to which it has become normalized.
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Then, perhaps there can be the acknowledgement that anyone can break under immense pressure, and discussions of mental health can be normalized.
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And Yang, by helping make basic income a household idea, arguably normalized the concept, making it politically safer as an emergency measure.
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But Trump has tapped into it, normalized it, enhanced it, uplifted it in a way that has now led to pure violence.
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Despite a 1979 peace treaty, the two countries have not normalized relations, and public debate about the subject remains taboo in Cairo.
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According to Jamieson, the ability to download videos from smartphones directly onto the Internet has normalized what used to be shadowy practices.
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No U.S. president or president-elect had spoken with a leader of Taiwan since the U.S. normalized relations with China in 1979.
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The more countries that install China's centralized surveillance technology, the more that China's very own autocratic use of it may be normalized.
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That being said ... AOC says folks can't allow Trump's rhetoric to become normalized, and she poses some important questions about America's future.
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To adapt a line, they proved that the only thing necessary for bigots to be normalized is for the unbigoted to shrug.
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The bar for impeachment also needs to be extremely high so that this does not become a normalized tool of partisan combat.
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"Within a late-cycle backdrop characterized by more normalized profits and limited global growth, we continue to strategically favor more defensive" names.
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Casual singing became so normalized that when I went home, it took me weeks to stop peppering my conversations with melodic interludes.
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"Many cultural venues in Diyarbakır are normalized to the political situation," he defiantly explained to me on a visit earlier this year.
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The Japanese government says all wartime reparations were dealt with in a 1965 treaty that had normalized ties between the two neighbors.
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As yet another quiet week in Europe attests, the scale and frequency of gun violence America has normalized is not, in fact, normal.
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This process is almost complete, and Frontier expects to return to a "normalized trend" by the start of the second quarter, he said.
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It uses our desire for joy against us, normalizes itself, and maybe preys on the assumptions that it brings that we've normalized already.
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To get a normalized Fed is good for the economy, good for the world – STEVE LIESMAN: Rates up at this point, you're saying?
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As a result, we see significant opportunities for operating profit leverage on a lower cost base as revenue returns to more normalized levels.
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It sounds eerily similar to Donald Trump's post-Charlottesville comments and is a disturbing reminder that this type of rhetoric has been normalized.
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No matter how normalized it's become in recent years with both Google and Apple offering public betas, they're called "Beta" for a reason.
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We have a lot of work to do with Iran before we ever say that they could move toward normalized relations with us.
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She also spoke at length about her own upbringing and how LGBTQ experiences were normalized in her household, reciting a poem about inclusion.
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And so I think that there are many of us who are still grappling with that and that trauma should never be normalized.
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Should credit costs increase significantly and rise above normalized ranges and continue to pressure earnings measures, ratings could be downgraded by one notch.
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"OPEC cuts will nevertheless lead to accelerated inventory drawdowns in 2H17, but the return to normalized inventories will ... drag into 2018," it added.
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When you see people issuing warnings about some idea or another becoming normalized, this is exactly the sort of thing they're talking about.
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Readers took issue with how the profile of Tony Hovater, an Ohio man described as the "Nazi sympathizer next door," normalized his behavior.
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Gulf Arabs have shifted their foreign policy focus to their rivalry with Iran, with some officials even calling for normalized ties with Israel.
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OPEC wants oil inventories back at normalized levels, and that is not happening, the director of research at ClipperData told CNBC on Wednesday.
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I think trying to combine that with being engaged in a creative practice should not be normalized as much as it has been.
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Our new target price assumes X trades at 4.5x EV/EBITDA on blended 2019 and 2020 estimates, which we view as more normalized.
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All shares were obtained using local time, in order to compensate for time zone differences, then normalized by average client performance and volume.
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He met with Cuban President Raul Castro on Monday amid a path to normalized relations that remains complicated by the island's political environment.
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His policies reflect a shift in U.S. perceptions of Cuba, with most Americans – including a majority of Cuban Americans – now favoring normalized relations.
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"I think it would be a mistake to offer normalized relations," Clinton said, saying her commitment to the Iran nuclear deal is strong.
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Trump's antics are relentlessly normalized by Republicans in Congress and the conservative media, whose latest defense is that incompetent collusion isn't a crime.
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Its giggle-worthy crack still exists, but our dear peach is now rounded out, nerfed, normalized to better mimic its real-life counterpart.
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It also would send a strong signal that Iran and the United States, despite decades of antipathy, might be moving toward normalized ties.
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"In Iran, convincing operators probably isn't the most challenging task, because all of this has been normalized to a certain degree," says Toker.
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"We expect more normalized conditions to come in the next coming months and that's what we are working on right now," he added.
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What's more, by electing Arnold Schwarzenegger governor, in 20093, the state normalized the idea of installing a bombastic and untried entertainer in office.
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Aspen, which counts developed Europe as its biggest revenue generator, said normalized headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six-months ended Dec.
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With the swipe of a pen, decades old trade and travel restrictions were reinstated, dashing hopes for normalized relations in the near future.
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Latin America This region faces the same challenges as Asia, in terms of harassment and abuse being somewhat normalized by culture and society.
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Ultimately, Space Relations is a testament to how normalized it was, and still is, to sexualize minors and fetishize rape in science fiction.
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Tokyo says ties cannot be normalized until the three issues of the abduction of Japanese citizens, missiles and nuclear weapons are comprehensively resolved.
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Some have blamed Trump's harsh rhetoric on Islam for the uptick in anti-Muslim activity, arguing that the president has normalized such behavior.
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It's bleak, with some rays of hope: portraying a woman who has normalized her own mistreatment and determines to be successful despite it.
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My parents took me to Wreck Beach [a Vancouver-area nude beach] at a young age, and nudity was very normalized to me.
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QVC has since become more conservative in offering this program and will work to reduce write-offs to more normalized levels below 1%.
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The far right is expected to take one-fifth of the vote, and some Swedes worry that one such party is becoming normalized.
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Such a marker would perhaps serve to balance the post-election criticism that Twitter has normalized neo-Nazism by helpfully identifying its presence.
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End the conflict and all outstanding claims, enabling normalized relations and enhanced regional security for all as envisaged by the Arab Peace Initiative.
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"Alcoholism is so normalized, but I know that there are so many people out there who made similar decisions to me," he said.
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"Theoretically we could have a pretty big washout in 2020 for the cruise industry and a return to this normalized environment," she said.
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"We're living in a crazy time where it's normalized that we should censor online publishers and tell them what to publish," he said.
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What's more, a Trump presidency would never have been possible had the '90s not normalized new depths of voyeurism, mudslinging and hardball politics.
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Japan says the matter was settled by a 1965 treaty that normalized bilateral relations following Japan's 1910-45 occupation of the Korean peninsula.
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I think over time in the trade area, it is in the interest of both countries to be in a more normalized position.
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Obama acknowledged concerns, most vocally made by the Cuban government, that the embargo serves as a major stumbling block to fully normalized relations.
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"People come for the cute animals," and what they find are protesters who, in the presence of pets, seem more "normalized," more human.
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"I normalized a lot of things growing up — like I never thought, Damn, I'm sleeping in a car," Jacobs told ESPN in 2018.
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Indeed, the most dangerous thing about living at a time of constant stories about anti-Semitism is how quickly the hatred is normalized.
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"Now I see a much more normalized spending environment," he said in an interview ahead of the company's quarterly earnings call with analysts.
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REPORTS RESULTS FOR THE FIRST QUARTER ENDED MARCH 31, 2018 * QTRLY NORMALIZED FFO PER SHARE $0.18 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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CUBA In December 2014, the U.S. and Cuba announced that diplomatic relations would be normalized, leading to the opening of embassies in 2015.
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It's a business that's become commonplace and normalized in society, but also has a reputation of being a little scammy at times, too.
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Hear the phrase "gay culture" and you'll likely think of gay male culture, and the elements of it that've been normalized and celebrated.
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Task & Purpose first reported on the study, which found indications that "mistreatment of women is pervasive and becoming normalized" in the Marine Corps.
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" Publicly reported October 31, 2017 More than a dozen people report that he created a hostile environment "in which sexual harassment is normalized.
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" Publicly reported October 83, 2017 More than a dozen people report that he created a hostile environment "in which sexual harassment is normalized.
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These days people forget the risk, as apps have normalized 'discreet meets', so it's something a 13-year-old will do without thinking.
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I worry we have normalized his behavior and in retrospect this will be part of a catastrophic series of events leading to crisis.
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Once you've normalized all kinds of vile speech, it becomes easy to make the jump to full-on hate speech and white nationalism.
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As a result, the "once-shocking violence becomes normalized" and citizens stop responding with the panic and outrage that were once their reactions.
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"Student precarity has been normalized not just at CalArts, but also the whole country," he said, referring to the mounting student debt nationwide.
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As relations between the two countries normalized, starting in 2014, some Cubans worried that their special status would end, so thousands sought to leave.
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We must be the checks and balances when threats of nuclear war and earth death are ignored, and even normalized, as a new center.
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This toxic atmosphere has been compounded and normalized by politicians reacting disproportionately to the attacks, calling for war against enemies from without and within.
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Battles against oppression are hardly over, but what used to count as counter-cultural insurgency has become normalized in the centers of cultural production.
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Perhaps the only way the market could dry up would be if Venezuela radically normalized its oil prices to reflect the global market value.
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One of those groups included Auschwitz Memorial Museum who explained why education was so important to prevent this type of hatred from becoming normalized.
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Symrise, which counts Unilever, P&G and Colgate-Palmolive among its clients expects for the full year normalized EBITDA margin to be around 21%.
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Activists and privacy scholars are wary of facial recognition and fingerprinting being normalized, particularly because presenting them as convenient alternatives can obfuscate the risks.
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Fitch expects earnings for FY 2016 to improve from 3123 levels given more normalized performance in life insurance and continued improvement in group protection.
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However, Shannon claimed that the bridal gown was "beyond inappropriate" and normalized forced child marriage, which continues to be a problem around the world.
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We have loads of government subsidized stuff which we just don't think about because these things have been normalized as part of our culture.
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As the discussion surrounding mental health and mental illness is becoming normalized, we need to support one another in the quest for mental wellness.
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Some may have viewed the actions of these men as gross or unspeakable, but they were still normalized: That's just the way things are.
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But the line between voluntary and mandatory is often fluid," says Freitag, blaming "tentangled power and dependency relations... as well as normalized sexual violence.
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SM: The same applies in L.A. People are getting more realistic about valuations, though I think it'll be another six months before it's normalized.
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In a campaign where the unexpected has become normalized, both parties -- but particularly Democrats -- suspect that the next month could bring a shocking revelation.
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Like their modern day BLM counterparts, the Panthers raged against not only racial injustice but the ideology of white supremacy that normalized black oppression.
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It's not an alternative that does not call for guns, knives, or any other mechanism of senseless violence that is normalized in our country.
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"The development of the normalized combined ratio shows that the five-year softening phase continues to affect margins," Baader Bank analyst Daniel Bischof said.
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A New York Federal Reserve Bank report issued Thursday sketched out a working scenario that set a new "normalized" balance sheet at $2.8 trillion.
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As social media continues to work its way progressively deeper into our everyday lives, this near-constant documentation of our kids has become normalized.
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But even as that setup is becoming more normalized, our cultural programming — that a man makes more money than his partner — hasn't caught up.
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"What this database points to is the fact that use of children is far more normalized," Charlie Winter, the report's co-author, told CNN.
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Even accounting for the normalized exaggeration from the president, it's hard to square big rate cuts when the economy is, well, just about average.
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There is not much to say about Huckabee's tweet except it is another sign of how normalized racism is becoming in the Trump presidency.
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Blankfein said more normalized market conditions, with a return to a healthy level of volatility, provided a lift, though shares actually traded lower Tuesday.
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It offers insight into the true nature of the right's fear of immigration, and shows the extent to which that fear has been normalized.
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"Essentially our business is normalized," Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress said, forecasting improving profit margins due to sales of the high-end gaming chips.
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" Fast Company goes so far as to hail it as "a remarkable feat," praising the advert's portrayal of a "completely normalized same-sex relationship.
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Racial profiling on airplanes is unfortunately nothing new but in our current social and political climate, this type of behavior has become dangerously normalized.
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Customers train the software to understand their unique pronunciations, which it then translates into normalized speech output in the form of audio or text.
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Even though travel is still restricted for tourists, supporters of Cuban air travel have applauded the changes as a key step toward normalized relations.
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Supply grew by 2000 million barrels per day in October as Saudi Arabian production normalized, while Norway, Canada and the U.S. saw marked increases.
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By the time I was an adult, I had normalized my poor health, and I expected to keep pushing through like I always had.
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The grand list of players in history who normalized this box score for an entire season amounts to two: Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor.
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Simply by taking place, the summit further normalized Russia's ties to the outside world, which have atrophied since its annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Or he could use it as a bargaining card to win normalized ties and a peace treaty with the United States and economic recovery.
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"It's one of those things that's hard to talk about, and just becomes normalized, so people don't talk about it any more," she said.
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Rape culture is a society in which rape is common (one in five women experience sexual assault) and normalized by societal attitudes and practices.
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I do also think the explicitness might be a symptom of how the show has to set a precedent of normalized violence quite quickly.
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But in withdrawing from the 1955 treaty on Wednesday, Mr. Pompeo also appeared to reject the idea of returning to normalized relations with Iran.
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South Korea and Japan signed a treaty in 1965 that normalized relations between the two countries and was supposed to settle lingering wartime issues.
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"It becomes so normalized, the types of things that people say," said Mya Whitaker, 27, a Democrat running for City Council in Oakland, Calif.
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"Once that balance is struck — and maybe it's never fully struck — e-commerce growth will slow from really rapid increases to more normalized levels."
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Such an expansive reading of the 2001 authorization has now been normalized, in large part endorsed by Congress and, to some extent, the courts.
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Her site, which serves as a lifestyle site for younger generations to feel normalized and inspired, aims to take back and own that narrative.
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But a social media kerfuffle last weekend between staffers from two campaigns over the Nevada caucus showed how normalized this strategy had suddenly become.
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When President Obama "normalized" relations with Cuba in 2014, he said it was time to move away from the past and into the future.
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Normalized or underlying profit for the year-ended June 30 was NZ$169.9 million ($114.43 million) compared to NZ$153.8 million a year ago.
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This was important because it positively branded TOPPS and normalized mental health along a continuum of optimization that could be shared by all athletes.
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The reason for this is simple: Trump has normalized authoritarian behavior while mainstreaming tactics that were previously considered out-of-bounds by both parties.
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The findings show that non-drinking is "becoming more acceptable," while "risky behaviors such as binge drinking may be less normalized," the authors wrote.
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" So in people with eating disorders, fasting is "potentially risky in that it disrupts attempts to build and maintain hard-won normalized eating patterns.
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The show spent no time trying to explain or justify same-sex marriage to viewers; instead, it simply presented a normalized same-sex couple.
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But while horror has a long tradition of the weird, it is a genre that has gotten increasingly normalized in the last few decades.
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"Accents will become normalized at the same rate as actors with those accents are promoted up the ranks of the cast list," she says.
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The strength of Museum of Capitalism is that it doesn't need science fiction to provoke contemplation on an economic system that has become normalized.
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In a sense we've normalized it, thinking of intimate partner violence as a "private" issue that shouldn't cause restrictions on one's liberty or professional success.
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Despite claims that Marine Le Pen's National Front and fellow parties have been "normalized" since Trump's win, I don't believe this stands up to scrutiny.
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Thanks in part to CBD's mainstream appeal for treating health conditions such as anxiety or chronic pain, talking about cannabis use is becoming more normalized.
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But Kim's crowning achievement was his June summit with U.S. President Donald Trump in Singapore, where he "normalized" his status as the world's supreme dictator.
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"The confluence of normalized inventories, tight spare capacity and the lack of new oil from conventional projects… will likely lead to tighter markets in 2019."
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The danger is that this message is normalized daily, not only by adults but by more than 300,000 school children per year, reproducing harmful divisions.
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On an online world that's normalized ironic racism and shock trolling, it's impossible to tell exactly who is a threat and who is just trolling.
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The rise of late night pot-friendly television, internet videos, meme culture, and GIFs have normalized weirdness and reduced pop culture moments to mere minutes.
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Fitch considers the decline in 2015 to be non-recurring and expects GAAP interest coverage levels to improve assuming more normalized mortality experience in 2016.
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In many cases, what used to be scandalous — and, once made public, enough to eject you from society — has now become accepted, tolerated, or normalized.
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The Fed "may have normalized all it could for this cycle," Tracie McMillion, head of Global Asset Allocation at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, tells Axios.
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"We have a lot of work to do with Iran before we could ever say they could move toward normalized relations with us," she said.
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"Mail Order Family is the most recent example of how the exploitation and violence women face is normalized in U.S. mainstream media," the petition reads.
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"I've had a guy jerk off in front of me, and, at least among women, it seems like such a normalized experience," she tells Refinery29.
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The election normalized hateful rhetoric, and it's up to everyone to call out "casual" comments by friends or acquaintances that perpetuate bigotry of any kind.
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It was refreshing to see those dynamics normalized on screen for a change, especially when it's so easy to pathologize every part of Black culture.
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The Arab Peace Initiative still stands and offers Israel normalized ties across the region after it withdraws from all Arab territory it occupied in 1967.
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She told me that she hopes her shows offer a refuge of sorts from the ugliness and hate that our current political climate has normalized.
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Consumer prices likely rose 1.7 percent in February, easing from a 2.5 percent increase in January as food prices normalized following Lunar New Year celebrations.
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Japan's Foreign Ministry summoned South Korea's ambassador to demand consultation, based on an article of a 1965 treaty that normalized ties between the two sides.
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The Catholic and insurance industry lobbies have fought so hard against revealing the cover-ups that we've normalized claiming victory for a one-year window.
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America's ongoing acceptance of civilian-related gun deaths, however – including attacks on schools – is a stark reminder of just how normalized terrible incidents can become.
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Principle six: End the conflict and all outstanding claims, enabling normalized relations and enhanced regional security for all as envisaged by the Arab Peace Initiative.
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Going forward this should lead to a more normalized tax rate for the group Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Stockholm Newsroom)
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The biggest surprise for many at the end of these first 100 days will be the degree to which the Trump presidency has been normalized.
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While smartphones and tablets definitely normalized the idea of putting our greasy sausage mitts on our expensive, beautiful gadgets, it's still a point of contention.
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I'm deeply concerned that the press, emboldened by this post-Brexit atmosphere of normalized xenophobia, seems to be ramping up its attacks against trans people.
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"Our risk scenario to excess reserves ... suggests the balance sheet could be 'normalized' by summer next year," BNP Paribas said in a research note Wednesday.
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The "social justice warriors" have normalized failure for black students, demanding that the bar of competency be lowered for their academic performance, attendance and behavior.
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Most of these players were born in the mid- to late 20163s, which means that, by their formative amateur years, modern metrics had been normalized.
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It consisted of images of people (men mostly) who seemed to engage in violence in ways as normalized as the habits of eating and sleeping.
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It's a unique substance in the world of addiction as it continues to gain wide acceptance as a medication, and becomes more normalized through legalization.
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"I don't think throwing stuff at politicians you disagree with is a good idea," he wrote on Twitter, adding that it normalized violence and intimidation.
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In a nation where police stop-and-frisk tactics are the subject of much debate, Americans who live on the border have normalized government intrusion.
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Week by week, tweet by tweet, Mr. Trump has normalized all of our worst impulses — and the routine expression of homophobia and transphobia not least.
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Bidvest, whose businesses spans freight, automotive, aviation services and office and print, said normalized headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six-months ended Dec.
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But since the swift departure of Michael Flynn from the National Security Council, Trump's immediate circle of advisers has, well, normalized to a certain extent.
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If inflation going forward runs at the Fed's target inflation rate of 2 percent, that would suggest a normalized fed funds rate of 3.3 percent.
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In the year to June 2016, the company's international business represented 15 percent of the group's normalized revenue of around NZ$1 billion ($716.90 million).
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It normalized, minimized, and desensitized conservatives to a truly malicious and dangerous movement, all for the sake of "destroying political correctness" and helping Donald Trump.
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In 1995 -- the year Hanoi and Washington normalized relations -- US exports to and imports from Vietnam were worth just $252 million and $199 million respectively.
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Either path likely pushes yields even higher well before a final decision is made as investors begin to anticipate this Fed transition towards normalized policy.
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Violence concerns the anti-intellectual conditions in which the persecution of "the Other" can be normalized and become part of the everyday fabric of existence.
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More normalized inventories lower or eliminate that incentive and reduce price volatility, which is a benefit to low-cost producers like Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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The media hypocrisy would be astounding if it were not already so normalized by a national press corps with entrenched bias against conservatives and Republicans.
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It's instructive how normalized its permanent war has become, with its high body count, bloodlessness and fascist chic (the black uniforms evoking the Nazi SS).
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The road has been normalized as a safe haven for white cis men to explore; women, trans, and nonbinary people rarely get to move freely.
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" He sings about this logic, the accumulation of debt, and "normalized anti-sympathy" on the 11th track of the album, "They'll Take Everything You Have.
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Fitch's 2016 outlook for finance and leasing companies is negative due to expectations for normalized credit performance, increased compliance costs and a more intense competitive environment.
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Men from both groups have sued over beard bans, but a corporate sector that has historically normalized whiteness and "othered" minorities continues to prohibit facial hair.
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Just like the 1980 Audi Quattro normalized all-wheel drive, it's clear the German car company hopes the e-tron does the same to electric power.
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The gap between 21.1-year and 25-year yields has since 'normalized' - meaning 22-year bonds yield more than their shorter-dated counterparts - though barely so.
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But I do hope that in years to come, just as occurred with Cuba, 22012, 21 years ago, people would say, reach normalized relations with Cuba.
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It's pretty much impossible to say how common female athlete triad is, simply because the behaviors and symptoms associated with it are so normalized among athletes.
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So many of these little behaviors have become normalized, says One Love engagement coordinator Emily Lloyd, that it can be hard to see through the fog.
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"Companies that will do well when things become normalized are the banks, and any company that will benefit from the rebuilding plus consumer goods," he added.
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Fitch's expectations for $4 billion of normalized FCF also supports liquidity, as does Dell's moderate to strong parent-subsidiary linkage with VMware, which provide contingent liquidity.
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"At first it wasn't about making a statement, but after this outrage it's clearly something that's not normalized and we need to raise awareness," she said.
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It expects current-quarter billings growth to be in the low single-digit range, before returning to more normalized growth rates for the remainder of 2020.
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And calling it terrorism and getting a life sentence can send a powerful message that white nationalism will not be normalized in New York, Vance said.
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Fitch expects that future underwriting results and overall profitability will not be as favorable, due to more normalized catastrophe losses and continued difficult reinsurance market conditions.
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"We are seeing right now a more normalized competitive environment," Michel Combes, chief executive of France's second biggest telecoms company, said in a call with reporters.
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"At first it wasn't about making a statement, but after this outrage it's clearly something that's not normalized and we need to raise awareness," she says.
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Cuba has shown us how 60 years of repression can be normalized: Miguel Díaz-Canel was recently handpicked to succeed the dictator Raúl Castro, Fidel's brother.
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But in making the utter rejection of Nafta and normalized trade relations with China central to his campaign, Mr. Trump is evoking a different United States.
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It's been more than four years since the couple divorced, which evidently is long enough for an ex to achieve at least normalized celebrity-audience behavior.
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"Moreover, the U.S. to import price spread should correct to more normalized levels, as additional clarity on trade protectionism, namely Section 232, materializes post May 1."
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If the media judges Trump by extremely low expectations, or if his outrageous conduct is normalized, that could really affect how some viewers understand what happened.
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The suit alleged that Riot created a sexist work environment by fostering "bro culture" that normalized sexual harassment and misogyny aimed at employees of both genders.
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South Korea and Japan signed a treaty in 1965 that normalized relations between the two countries and was supposed to settle most of the wartime issues.
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" Since the détente in late 2014, travel to Cuba had become "more and more normalized," Mr. Guild, said, adding, "you could go there for the weekend.
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If Will & Grace normalized talk of gay existence to some homophobes, it did so by sweetening the medicine with whiteness, lots of money, and nice clothes.
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Fitch forecasts improving margins and normalized FCF (cash from operations less capital expenditures and dividends) of between $400 million-$500 million for the next few years.
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It then normalized all that data and offered it to developers in a slick API so that everyone else can build on top of its platform.
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It's only as we see Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer perform their outrage, that we come to realize just how maddeningly we have normalized such behavior.
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We might attribute Michael Jackson's alleged sexual abuse of children to the fact that he was abused as a child, which normalized the behavior for him.
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The competition community almost unanimously considers the show in poor taste, but it normalized the idea of child stardom among competition-dance students, teachers and parents.
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B.C.U.s are a space of nurture," he added, "where you can be surrounded by black excellence, black genius, and black excellence and brilliance can become normalized.
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Under the 1965 treaty that had normalized relations between the two countries, the Japanese government would deliver a $500 million economic assistance package to South Korea.
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Impeachment is not historicConsidering the increasing division in our country – no doubt exacerbated by Washington status quo – it&aposs likely that impeachment will soon become normalized.
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Red Hat revenue grew 220% in the quarter on a normalized basis, up from the 21% growth in Red Hat's last quarter as an independent company.
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This, Tucker continued, "might cause people with eating disorder to question the necessity of recovery," if -- as with many overeaters, what they are doing appears normalized.
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Of course, if inflation turns out to move higher than 2 percent, the normalized federal funds rate, and also the other rates, will be correspondingly higher.
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She told me that it was a corrective for a system that claimed to value marginalized people but actually normalized them to a voice like hers.
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He never hid his sexual contacts with multiple underage swimmers; he was open about their "relationship" — common parlance in the swimming community that normalized child molestation.
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Despite a slow start to the current season, caused by lack of moisture, rains have normalized and the crop is progressing with good results, he said.
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The move may seem old school in a time when Netflix has normalized marathon viewing of TV shows, but it's actually a smart move, analysts say.
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Longer-term, Fitch views EBITDA of around $13 billion and an operating margin around 6% as more reflective of a normalized level of profitability for Tyson.
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It launched a Chinese version of its small Kona SUV after diplomatic ties normalized, but recovery has been tepid with Hyundai's market share dropping this year.
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Twenty years later and that shocking image of the militarized police raiding the Gonzalez home has become normalized in raids by border police across the nation.
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Reports 2nd quarter 2016 earnings * Q2 core FFO per share $0.18 * Qtrly normalized ffo per diluted common share $0.16 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The more LGBTQ people we see on TV and in leadership roles, the representation theory goes, the more normalized (and therefore, hopefully, more accepted) we become.
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Some commentators, including Carl Hulse of the New York Times, have argued that impeachment could be normalized as just another tool of partisan conflict going forward.
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There's been a study showing that permanent normalized trade relations with China, which was enacted under Bill Clinton, ended up costing us 2 million manufacturing jobs.
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"I feel street harassment has been normalized within our society," said Anindya Restuviani, coordinator of Feminist Festival Indonesia, which organizes events on women's issues, including harassment.
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Vietnam and the United States normalized relations in 1995, two decades after North Vietnam defeated the American-backed South Vietnamese regime to end the Vietnam War.
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Vietnam normalized relations with South Korea in 1992; it is now Seoul's fourth-largest trading partner, with two-way trade valued last year at $62.6 billion.
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An Istanbul high court will hold a hearing in the case, representing 740 victims from 37 countries, on Wednesday, four months after the two nations normalized relations.
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As a society, we've normalized alcohol despite the harm it can cause, including the well-established links it has to cancers, heart disease, and other health conditions.
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In this conception of society, individuals make choices of their own accord in the free market, which is normalized as the only legitimate source of social change.
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Abortion is a normalized, silent genocide, and laws like Alabama's will hopefully wake up society about how desensitized to this destruction of human life we have become.
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And so to make that care feel normalized, Kyriacou tries to put the laptop in the luxury category, where such care may feel a bit less onerous.
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When the national shitshow eventually seemed to grind into predictability, if not become normalized outright, in the last months of the year, I tried to catch up.
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"Having the on-set world be so constantly normalized to me at an absurdly young age 100% played a role in where I am now," she admitted.
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Pro-immigrant groups pounced on Ryan's and Dobbs' involvement in the event as an example of how FAIR's rhetoric was becoming normalized in politics and the media.
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Fitch believes margins could decline modestly in 4Q16 and 0003, with more normalized transaction fees, but they will remain at the upper end of the peer group.
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The 1,200-page report details how the marginalization of indigenous women led to safety issues that subjected them to increased levels of violence, which had become normalized.
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After the border is secured and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people.
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"That's the thing we have to imagine: In a normalized rate world, equity is a great business [and] stock selection makes a ton of sense," he said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is willing to advance its relations with Japan and return to healthy and normalized two-way ties, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday.
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Its normalized, undiluted headline earnings per share -- a key profit measure in South Africa that strips out one-off items -- for the six-month period ended Dec.
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"We think as long as women are viewing renting clothes as a normalized behavior, they will flip between different ways of renting throughout their life," Hyman said.
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The online drug trade has made psychedelics easier to buy, and media publicity about the use of these drugs as medicines has normalized them to some extent.
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When the US normalized relations with the Soviet Union, that opening helped along internal political reforms that turned the country into a free-market democracy, however briefly.
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Even the often arduous process of prepping, grocery shopping, and washing dishes has added a level of structure to my life and gradually normalized my daily routine.
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By contrast Apple, which according to Forbes was the world's top company in terms of profits last year, had normalized core earnings, or EBITDA, of $81.8 billion.
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Saudi officials have long stated that it would only be possible to reach an OPEC agreement once Iran had normalized its output following the lifting of sanctions.
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" Parker's family moved to the Pacific Northwest following the Newtown shooting, a change that "really normalized [us] again and it made us blend in a little more.
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But it was language that had been normalized by Republican media and elites for years as a useful tool for justifying their unyielding opposition to Obama's agenda.
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"I'd love to get us to the point where attraction to fat bodies is normalized, and we don't read it as somehow necessarily unsafe/unsavory," she wrote.
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The good news is that when 12 of the addicted teens were given nine weeks of cognitive behavioral therapy, the levels of GABA to glutamate-glutamine normalized.
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The fear of black people is often normalized and the abuse of black people in contact with the police is justified under the cloak of this fear.
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As government restrictions on cultural events in Cuba have loosened and relations with the United States have normalized, more international artists are beginning to schedule events there.
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Herndon's desire to see technology as neither the best thing ever nor the worst marks her as unusual, given the divisiveness and normalized dread of our times.
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In 19803, a decade after Vietnam and the United States normalized diplomatic relations, Mr. Khai became the first prime minister of a unified Vietnam to visit Washington.
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"I have an impression that the Japanese are not quite well informed," said Yoshiki Mine, head of a previous Japanese delegation seeking normalized relations with North Korea.
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"The astonishment of the early Saatchi has now been normalized," said Stephen Bayley, a cultural commentator and former director of the privately owned Design Museum in London.
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"As we've become more divided on the subject of immigration, racism and hate crimes have become normalized, and British society has become more closed-minded," he said.
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More fundamentally, North Korea has expressed a desire for normalized relations with the United States and a willingness to denuclearize if its security concerns are adequately addressed.
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The enterprise tech company's normalized tax rate could rise from 15 percent to "perhaps closer to 20 percent or more," analysts Toni Sacconaghi and Daniel Chen wrote.
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Black history rooted in slavery means that the country was always going to have to make ugly compromises with its own ideals, a process that became normalized.
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Though the scars of sexual assault remain present for boys abused by girls and women, these acts, specifically, are often not only normalized, but even sometimes celebrated.
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"We cannot allow the use of chemical weapons to become normalized – within Syria, on the streets of the U.K., or anywhere else in our world," she continued.
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This year Tyson raised its normalized margin in chicken to 3371312%-3371368% from 33713125%-33711%, after increasing it from 3371212%-33710003% at the end of fiscal 33710282.
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Our justice system must be able to take away white supremacists' power and show that their bigotry and violence cannot and should not be normalized or excused.
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Japan believes that all such claims were settled in a 1965 treaty that normalized relations, Suga said on Friday, and that Seoul has now broken that treaty.
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The gender, race, and sexual orientation diversity of the two Democratic debates had a huge impact on the content of the conversations, because it normalized the diversity.
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In recent months, it has awoken nationalistic and xenophobic rhetoric rarely heard here but increasingly normalized north of the border with the political rise of President Donald Trump.
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It's striking that Trump, who fared unusually poorly with Mormons in 2016 for a Republican, appears to have been "normalized" in the eyes of the people of Utah.
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I THINK GETTING BACK TO A MORE NORMALIZED MONETARY POLICY WITH INTEREST RATES THAT ARE MORE REFLECTIVE OF SORT OF LONG TERM RATES IS HEALTHY FOR THE ECONOMY.
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The recent economic regulation the country is taking on, coupled with the normalized exchange and access to foreign currency will decrease somewhat the desperate search to access USD.
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Partially, that's because of online dating, which is where the idea of meeting a random person you only knew about based on what they put online was normalized.
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After a brief training period, the Voiceitt app can turn the user's statements into normalized speech, which it outputs in the form of audio or text messages, instantly.
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But often larger women's rights issues like abortion or maternity leave start with having honest, frank discussions about these more normalized social behaviors we all encounter every day.
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The existential threats of nuclear war and climate change are becoming normalized, he said, and widespread lies and propaganda are making it harder than ever to fight them.
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It's all part of a gradual build toward Rick and the group's grand moral realization that only through fair justice and mercy can they rebuild a normalized society.
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That the Lynch-Clinton meeting was a huge scandal and Barr's trip to the Trump International isn't reflects the extent to which the Trump administration has normalized corruption.
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IF YOU WERE CONVINCED THAT THE SECULAR DISINFLATION WAS THE NEW NORMAL AND IT HAS BEEN FOR AWHILE, WOULD YOU RECALIBRATE HOW NORMALIZED RATES REALLY NEED TO BE?
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"The humanitarian situation in Aleppo could have been normalized in August but that was not done, it was not allowed because the armed groups prevented that," he said.
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But I think the neo-Nazis who went to Charlottesville had to be reminded that we won't stand for this, that we won't allow them to be normalized.
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Source: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Note: The Merrill Option Volatility Estimate is a yield curve weighted index of the normalized implied volatility on 1-month Treasury options.
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"If the occupation is normalized, the one thing, the one group of people who are still bringing the occupation to the table need to be silenced," Shaul said.
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I believe we've been taught there's a separation between knowing your home and knowing your vulnerable spirit and what has been normalized—what people feel comfortable talking about.
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Speaking on Wednesday at a news conference with his German counterpart, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said he hopes the dialogue between Washington and Moscow could be normalized.
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A member of the U.S. central bank's monetary policy committee told CNBC he believed global developments are preventing the world's largest economy from returning to normalized interest rates.
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"We cannot allow the use of chemical weapons to become normalized – either within Syria, on the streets of the UK or elsewhere," May told reporters in Downing Street.
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According to the NSSF executive, the industry has returned to normalized levels where they were in 2015 before major political or terrorism events led to spikes in demand.
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Can you imagine if I had long term ZERO interest rates to play with like the past administration, rather than the rapidly raised normalized rates we have today.
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Abe reiterated to Moon that the issue of wartime forced labor was settled by a 1965 treaty that normalized relations following Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule, NHK said.
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"After the very slow credit and fiscal expenditure growth in July, policy support has likely normalized in August to support activity growth," the analysts said in a note.
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And the staged, Jerry Springer-like partisan brawls on cable news have become so normalized that this ugliness is reflected across the public discourse on social media platforms.
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Hitler's "scientific anti-Semitism," as he called it, echoed the French racial theorist Arthur de Gobineau and anti-Semitic intellectuals who normalized venomous language during the Dreyfus Affair.
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Japan and South Korea normalized diplomatic relations in a 1965 pact that saw Tokyo give Seoul grants worth $300 million and loans of $200 million over 10 years.
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"Afternoon of the Sex Children" draws a chilling picture of a culture in which youthfulness is fetishized and the pedophilic impulse of Nabokov's Humbert Humbert has become normalized.
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This is a crucial status for a gay artist to maintain at a time when "gay" is being domesticated and normalized, its potential for political resistance smoothed away.
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"It feeds off a lack of visibility, indifference and tolerance of practices that have become socially normalized," Aeromexico and the CNDH said in a joint statement on Monday.
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Perhaps auspiciously, after relations between Cuba and the United States were most recently normalized, both countries signed agreements to cooperate over the protection of marine and coastal habitats.
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In fact, the worst times in history have always been preceded by a period when hatred, bigotry and cruelty have been normalized, with pure, irrational fear as motivation.
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She also posited that spaces need to be created or curated where whiteness is better understood because it is not easy to see normalized or systemic power structures.
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Scrolling through the Rawtarian's Insta followers, reams of profiles with names like "Kacees_Vegan_Life" and "Raw_vegan_beauty5053" show just how much we've normalized the you are what you eat ethos.
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Give the trailer a watch above, and let Equanimity help you say goodbye to the normalized chaos that was 2017 when the special drops December 31 on Netflix.
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But in America the practice has been completely culturally normalized, liberal opinion generally accepts it as a positive good, and any residual opposition usually comes from social conservatives.
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Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi gave up his nuclear weapons program, in exchange for promises of normalized relations with the West, only to be attacked by NATO and executed.
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There has always been a stigma with Chinese people in Vietnam, and I think the culture here has normalized and taught Asians to be tolerant of this behavior.
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Womack claims, starting in early 2017 during Peep's The Peep Show tour, the use of controlled drugs and illegal substances were allowed, normalized and even encouraged by management.
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Because the unraveling of American organized labor happened gradually over the last four decades, the decline in worker protections and benefits has been normalized by board-room corporatists.
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"Especially since the start of the so-called War on Terror, Islamophobia has been normalized in an aggressive way," said Yousef Munayyer, a Palestinian activist based in Washington.
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If inflation runs at 22019 percent, that gives us 2 percent plus 2.5 percent plus 1.7 percent, or in total 6.2 percent, as the normalized mortgage interest rate.
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Social media has normalized casual cruelty, and those who remove the "casual" from that descriptor are simply taking it several repellent steps further than the rest of us.
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Rather than encourage Americans to call for deeper reforms, the Target breach only normalized the view that our personal information will never be ours (or very safe) again.
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"There's a fear that if we don't do anything now, this will become permissive and normalized — and we would be willingly watching our democracy really evaporate," Democratic Rep.
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"While we expect BA to eventually reinstate the MAX and return to targeted, normalized cash flows, we think the timeframe is unknowable," Credit Suisse analyst Robert Spingarn said.
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Revenue was up by a third to 234 billion rubles, while normalized earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) increased by 55 percent to almost 118 billion rubles.
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Preparing to depart Washington for next week&aposs meeting, Trump dangled before Kim visions of normalized relations with the United States, economic investment and even a White House visit.
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"After the border is secure and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that they're talking about who are terrific people," Trump said.
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"After the border is secured and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people," he said.
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Studying the practice of post-mortem photography and the way they so embraced and normalized the idea of death made me feel a little less like I'd gone crazy.
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Though supply chains seem to have normalized following the end of the late-May strike, power rates remain high due to the effect of scarce rains on hydropower generation.
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"If leave is normalized for new dads as well as for new moms, it's difficult to stigmatize either one," she wrote in a 2018 Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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Meanwhile, the populist rise in more secular nations, especially in Scandinavia, is backed by rebranded, normalized right-wing political parties that have sought to seize the mantle of traditionalism.
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But it's only a matter of time before apps that help us with everything that comes after you stop dating around and commit to a relationship become normalized too.
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Yildirim on Wednesday raised the prospect that Yucel could soon be freed, something that would remove what Germany considers a major impediment to normalized relations between the two countries.
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But it's through cases such as this one, and the precedents that they set, that the practice of cryonics, or whatever seemingly futuristic practice is in contention, becomes normalized.
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Fitch forecasts improving margins and normalized free cash flow (FCF; cash from operations less capex and dividends) of between $350 million-$9083 million for the next four fiscal years.
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Relations between Japan and South Korea, plagued by bitterness over Japan's 1910-1945 occupation of the Korean peninsula, are arguably at their lowest since they normalized ties in 1965.
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Recruiting someone like Cuban—who's probably richer than Trump, and also a loudmouth—would only further normalize Donald Trump's candidacy, which has already been normalized to a dangerous degree.
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Ties between Ankara and Moscow have since largely normalized but the ban remains in place and may not be lifted for another three to five years, officials have said.
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The FOMC took the target rate to near-zero during the financial crisis and left it there until beginning a path toward a more normalized level in December 2015.
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Despite weak 1Q CMS results and soft Ipreo commentary, we assert IHS will deliver mid-single % organic rev growth and ~100 bps of normalized EBITDA margin expansion this year.
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It was a culture of silencing, and that was normalized... May we teach our children that speaking out without the fear of retribution is our culture's new North Star.
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"After the border is secured and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people," said Trump.
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In tough times (or, arguably, just normalized times), smart companies recalibrate their valuation expectations in order to secure new capital and don't try to hang onto unsupportable prior valuations.
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That may end up changing as it looks to roll out the Register product, but Square said its hardware growth rates have normalized since the first half of 2016.
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PARIS, Aug 1 (Reuters) - French investment bank Natixis said in-flows of client money into its H2O asset management unit had normalized in July after massive withdrawals in June.
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Tokyo had refused to hear the women's case against its government, maintaining that the matter of compensation for the women was settled under the 1965 treaty that normalized relations.
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One might hope this move by Google would provide the access to Wifi President Obama all but promised when he normalized the relationship between Cuba and the United States.
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"If the stock pulls back to more normalized valuation levels, we could look to become more constructive again, as our enthusiasm for the LT story remains unchanged," he wrote.
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Tokyo had refused to hear the women's case against its government, maintaining that the matter of compensation for the women was settled under the 13 treaty that normalized relations.
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Tokyo had refused to hear the women's case against its government, maintaining that the matter of compensation for the women was settled under the 1965 treaty that normalized relations.
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The current administration has done its part to set our nation on the path to normalized trade—and overdue reconciliation—with our Cuban neighbors 90 miles from our shores.
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Fisher talked about how bipolar can masquerade as substance abuse and eloquently normalized the highs and lows of mania and depression so that all people could hear and understand.
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That may leave parents wondering how to take action, given how normalized smartphone usage has now become, and how difficult it is to pull devices out of kids' hands.
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There was no Slut Walk or any of those things that normalized the fact that women can embrace their bodies and their sexuality and not be persecuted for it.
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It has become a matter of orthodoxy on the left that Trump, a highly unconventional candidate who has courted controversy at every turn, is being "normalized" by the press.
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In the process we've normalized casual racism, intense personal insults as an approach to politics, and completely decentered the idea that elected officials should grapple with difficult policy questions.
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Relations were normalized with Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to Beijing in May 1989, and China and Russia have become much closer in recent years, under Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.
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That the rhetoric of "invasion" has become so normalized on Fox News is an illustration of how deep-seated incendiary anti-immigrant rhetoric has become in Trump's Republican Party.
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The power of moral persuasion has made it socially unacceptable to drive drunk or to allow others to do so and has normalized the idea of a designated driver.
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The issue here was the real act of a real person, saying the sort of thing that leads to real corrosion in the real world when it becomes normalized.
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Citi's "normalized earnings yield gap analysis" showed a near 90% chance of market gains in the next 12 months, according to the bank's chief U.S. equity strategist, Tobias Levkovich.
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Vietnam is now a communist state, but the US normalized relations with the country under President Bill Clinton and entered into a trade agreement under President George W. Bush.
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But three years in, Trump has normalized gaslighting and authoritarian rhetoric to such an extent that this interview with Ingraham barely registered as a blip on the news radar.
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A highlight this year is "Stonewall at 25: What Now?" a discussion on whether LGBTQIA+ culture has been "normalized," moderated by MoMA Media and Performance chief curator Stuart Comer.
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It is torn between a young majority that seeks normalized relations with the world, and the aging apparatchiks of the theocracy who depend on "Death to America" and confrontation.
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"As it was in April last year, we are serious about our demands that chemical weapons not become regularized or normalized as a weapon in any conflict," Tillerson said.
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For one, Project Zero has normalized something that years ago was more controversial: a strict 90-day deadline for companies that receive its bug reports to patch the vulnerabilities.
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Last January, the retired leader indicated he's open to his brother's decision to pursue normalized relations with its northern neighbor but made it clear he's not entirely on board.
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"We are surrounded by technology but it's so ubiquitous and homogeneous that its presence and form becomes normalized and we don't consider its full potential," notes Mendoza to Creators.
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Many US companies moved parts of their manufacturing operations to Mexico after the 1994 NAFTA agreement — and to China after the US normalized trade relations with China in 2000.
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The Fyre Festival may have normalized horrific behavior — from the treatment of the guests to, most egregiously, the workers of Exuma — but that doesn't mean we have to accept it.
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For the last two years, the Trump administration has normalized hate through its policy attacks on Muslims, asylum-seekers at the southern border, and the transgender community, among many others.
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"We have a responsibility to prevent Trump's bullying and aggressive behavior from becoming normalized in the eyes of America," said Reid, who is retiring at the end of the year.
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"Now this is becoming just a normalized part of our society," she said, adding that, as something of an indoor kid, the internet had a special place in her life.
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But starting May 5th, North Korea will adjust its clocks to sync with South Korea in yet another step toward normalized relations, according to state news agency KCNA and Reuters.
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The devaluation of women's bodies in ballet starts early, and the casual assumption of male control over those bodies is normalized to the point of being completely unremarkable, even unnoticeable.
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And as alt-right discourse becomes increasingly normalized within the conservative political sphere, there is every reason to think that figures like Yiannopoulos will continue to get major book deals.
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In their raw honesty, Blige's albums anticipated the direct-to-fan, semi-mediated mode of celebrity access later normalized by MTV shows like Unplugged and Diary and, ultimately, social media.
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