Normalizing people who have wrinkles and dark spots via representation is a good step toward normalizing their aging skin.
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Alter worried that normalizing the Muslim ban would lead to normalizing the next chip away at civil liberties, and the next after that.
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But I would have no problem with normalizing capital gains.
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There's a fine line between normalizing or glamorizing these people.
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It's making [harassment] real and seen and not normalizing it.
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In this way, we are all complicit in normalizing Trump.
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They're also less visible, mitigating the stigma and normalizing surveillance.
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He is calling out Hollywood for normalizing men exploiting women.
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But there is a real argument against normalizing this administration.
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Is that normalizing or let's just show you what they're like?
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But if you say nothing, you are normalizing the perpetrator's behavior.
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And I was not going to be part of normalizing that.
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So normalizing people's gender identity can only be a good thing.
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Today, we prize queer visibility as a normalizing tool of equality.
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" Abu-Ghazaleh added, "The pipeline is already back normalizing the supply.
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I'm making sure that I'm normalizing breast feeding, pumping, and everything.
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Now, articles that explain the dangers of normalizing surgery come up.
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Normalizing exercising for every body type should be an industry standard.
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It's the economy that is normalizing, which is very good news.
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Sparking conversation is the first step to normalizing periods within society.
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This supports the ECB's very gradual approach to normalizing monetary policy.
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I'm afraid for a very violent resurgence of normalizing rape culture.
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Kissinger is credited for normalizing relations between the U.S. and China.
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Their jokes also play a vital role in not normalizing Trump.
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And he could begin a process of normalizing relations with Russia.
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They're-- they're already normalizing and moving off of zero interest rates.
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Trivializing the Holocaust and normalizing Holocaust denial have become distressingly common.
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We can combat the normalization of hatred by normalizing human connection.
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NH: When we talk about normalizing post-crisis if you will.
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Normalizing these protections now could help prevent a bigger backlash later.
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Constant barrage may be exhausting, but normalizing it is too dangerous.
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Too often, we risk normalizing the way that President Trump acts.
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Many critics accused the organizers of normalizing the horrors of totalitarianism.
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These unhinged leftists are normalizing outrageous behavior which is only getting worse.
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They're normalizing it by doing things they would normally do, except armed.
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The GOP's embrace of Trump is normalizing behavior we once rightfully condemned.
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Iran's deepening role in Syria complicates any prospect of Washington normalizing ties.
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Jimmy Fallon inviting Trump on is part of the normalizing of hate.
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Clearly, work still needs to be done in supporting and normalizing breastfeeding.
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And as I expected, the Fed will be slowly and carefully normalizing.
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Tokyo says the matter was settled by the 1965 treaty normalizing ties.
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Tokyo says the matter was settled by a 1965 treaty normalizing ties.
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Business leaders, meanwhile, have begun the process of normalizing Mr. Trump's presidency.
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This isn't about normalizing through acceptance; we know these things are terrible.
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It's not perfect, but avoiding the normalizing of bad habits is important.
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History will probably remember him and his party for normalizing something else.
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In California, critics have pounced on such proposals as normalizing substance abuse.
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Some commentators fear "normalizing" impeachment as a tool of routine political warfare.
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I think, though, that we can probably get better at normalizing failure.
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"To see your experience in a puppet, it's tremendously normalizing and validating."
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We might begin by normalizing the possession and use of the drug.
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Of course, that communications pathway failed in normalizing US-North Korea ties.
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Many readers accused The Times of normalizing neo-Nazi views and behavior.
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The hike, pictured above, symbolized the two leaders' commitment to normalizing relations.
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Normalizing relations with Cuba is a bad idea at a bad time.
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They refer to this as "normalizing monetary conditions" or "removing policy accommodation".
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Non-medically necessitated surgeries on intersex children may be perceived as "normalizing" by some in the United States; female genital mutilation may be seen as "normalizing" in Somalia, for instance, and in turn, in Somali communities in America.
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The case for a precautionary pause in normalizing rates is a lot weaker.
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And that's the way things will change — normalizing women having half the jobs.
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Tokyo says the matter was settled by a 1965 treaty normalizing bilateral ties.
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"This stands as a significant obstacle to normalizing our relations," Tillerson told reporters.
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The Fed is expected in 2017 to make significant strides toward normalizing policy.
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Normalizing interest rates is one of the keys to a stable financial market.
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Japan argues the issue was settled by a 1965 treaty normalizing bilateral ties.
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Putin recently lamented that there are institutional "restraints" keeping Trump from normalizing ties.
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Investors were also worried about the Federal Reserve's path towards normalizing monetary policy.
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Normalizing the party's fringe is precisely what got them into their current predicament.
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" BEE: "My audience wants to kill me for normalizing a lunatic like yourself.
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Khamenei said Iran had no intention of normalizing ties with the United States.
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By normalizing failure, a faux pas becomes an opportunity, not just an embarrassment.
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Repairing and normalizing relations will only be possible when Russia reverses its aggression.
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For example, the normalizing of voices that were not part of the mainstream.
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It turns out that the Kennedy administration explored the possibility of normalizing relations.
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By widely sharing these photos, I was engaging in and normalizing cultural appropriation.
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Normalizing this kind of behavior is actively harmful to women on many levels.
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And part of normalizing sex work is showing the person behind the scenes.
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"By normalizing sexual behavior, we help to change attitudes about it," Nugent said.
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"The US President is normalizing hatred," one lawmaker, Chuka Umunna, wrote on Twitter.
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"But normalizing blood sugar alone will not fix the problem," Dr. McCoy emphasized.
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Mr. Sharif has advocated normalizing links and increasing trade with its neighbor. Gen.
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Normalizing them does not mean accepting the rebranded, suited look or the euphemistic title.
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Early training is known to have the best results for normalizing children with autism.
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When Trump took office, there was a chorus of admonitions against "normalizing" his conduct.
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Expressing lust is wildly cathartic and normalizing, and we think it should be celebrated.
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She has become an advocate for normalizing breastfeeding, often speaking out on social media.
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If central banks start "normalizing" policy, Kolanovic believes those gains would gradually go away.
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What we end up normalizing is the violence, womanizing, misogynistic behavior, and the homophobia.
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People saying, "it's Weezy, what do you expect!" are normalizing ignorant and sucker behavior.
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On immigration, he has argued for normalizing the legal status of law-abiding immigrants.
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Otherwise we'd have someone's uninvited personal beliefs normalizing bias on the communities they serve.
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In a few days, an electrocardiogram showed her heart normalizing, and the fainting subsided.
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That "wakes up" the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, normalizing blood glucose levels.
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Some worry normalizing pot will give young people the impression that marijuana is harmless.
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It was the latest step toward normalizing relations between two former Cold War foes.
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Of course, there is plenty of opposition to normalizing sanctions with the communist country.
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Why are you normalizing this regime by having a Trump advisor on your board?
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Ideally you can prevent all that by normalizing into multiple tables and creating indexes.
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Potok believes that people must resist this turn toward normalizing Trump's platform of hate.
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The Fed tried normalizing interest-rate policy and it barely got off the ground.
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The transcripts cites him saying only, "Because he spoke of normalizing Russian-American relations."
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He said it could mark a step towards normalizing relations between the two countries.
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Schools in our district in Tennessee are fairly good at normalizing each kid's needs.
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Mr. Doueiri's critics accuse him of normalizing the enemy to elevate his international profile.
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In normalizing the conversation about LSD, she may one day help others feel normal.
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Over time, the task of extending human presence in space requires normalizing space activities.
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To win over Trump voters isn't normalizing extremism, but a strategy to combat it.
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I worry about central banks normalizing when the fundamental picture doesn't really afford it.
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This is the eighth increase since the Fed began normalizing policy in December 22018.
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This is the eighth increase since the Fed began normalizing policy in December 2015.
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Either way, he will also leave another historic blot: normalizing trade tactics as punishment.
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Japan condemned the ruling, saying the matter was resolved by a 1965 treaty normalizing ties.
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"My audience will want to kill me for normalizing a lunatic like yourself," she countered.
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If the Royals bring him on their team, they are complicit in normalizing and minimizing.
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Normalizing things like stretch marks and cellulite in the public eye is so so important.
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It would be an acute normalizing of the staff, although no one can normalize Trump.
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Japan condemned that ruling, saying the matter was resolved by a 1965 treaty normalizing ties.
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Conveniences by way of technological advances are normalizing a culture of being alone with strangers.
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North Korea is also willing to discuss normalizing ties with the United States, Chung said.
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Macri was elected on promises of "normalizing" an economy distorted by heavy-handed market interventions.
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The Fed has been reducing its bond hoard as it works toward normalizing monetary policy.
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The bottom line: Inter-Korean diplomacy has offered a path toward normalizing relations and disarmament.
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But he said the Fed is doing the right thing in gradually normalizing interest rates.
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" And that normalizing trade relations with China was "another one of her husband's colossal mistakes.
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The process comes as the Fed is on a gradual path toward normalizing interest rates.
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People excitedly applauded the ads, thanking Gap for "normalizing breastfeeding" in such a public way.
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It was the sixth rate increase since the Fed began normalizing policy in December 2015.
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North Korea also is willing to discuss normalizing ties with the United States, Chung said.
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Even if it moves this month, normalizing rates might be a slow and gradual process.
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The Fed began slowly raising, or "normalizing," rates on its funds in December of 2015.
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"I'm strongly warning against normalizing political violence," Kurt Schlichter, a Townhall columnist, wrote on Twitter.
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We have been normalizing hatred and racial inequality in the United States since its inception.
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These public disclosures are critically important in normalizing mental illness and eradicating mental illness stigma.
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If we ignore what Donald Trump has done, what we're doing is normalizing his behavior.
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But it also means normalizing an issue that has long been portrayed as a crisis.
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How important is normalizing inclusion in mainstream beauty pageants, and will we ever get there?
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"Personally, I think they [the media] are the ones who are normalizing hatred," he said.
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This effort to find euphemisms for the word "lie" is actually normalizing his worst excesses.
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The process of normalizing interest rates is being executed in a thoughtful and careful manner.
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Intersex surgery, on the other hand, is often referred to as "corrective" or "normalizing" surgery.
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Since Trump was elected, there's been a constant refrain to avoid "normalizing" an abnormal president.
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Lifting sanctions, normalizing relations, starting to trade — these things may not materialize soon, or ever.
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"We are against her, as a superstar with the platform she has, normalizing our dictator."●
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Critics of such sites raise legitimate concerns about normalizing drug use that could be fatal.
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The normalizing relationship led to restored flight services and greater exchanges between the two countries.
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They include normalizing blood sugar, blood pressure and blood lipid levels and curing sleep apnea.
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During his time in Congress, he pushed for normalizing relations between the U.S. and Vietnam.
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Normalizing digital connection is how the Alesci family continues to nurture a sense of togetherness.
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But Succession keeps normalizing Logan, then revealing that he has so far still to fall.
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For the news media and official Washington, the danger will be normalizing appointments like Bannon's.
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But social media is not the be-all end-all for normalizing mental health dialogue.
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"There has arisen a subset of 'normalize breastfeeding' activism that is less about normalizing the everyday lived reality of lactation, and more about normalizing breastfeeding by making it glamorous and aspirational," Tracy Clark-Flory wrote for Jezebel after Martin, the Sports Illustrated model, went viral.
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It is not expected to start normalizing its extremely loose monetary policy until 2020 or later.
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If white men opt out of this discussion or see injustices normalizing, we won't make progress.
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Normalizing these practices can be both meaningful to your queer friends, and usher in larger change.
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Their joint appearance doesn't mean the two countries will be normalizing relations anytime soon, Turki warned.
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He would close the Guantanamo Bay detention center, and would move toward normalizing relations with Cuba.
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By normalizing those offbeat desires, are you killing the driver for your market in a sense?
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By indulging him, the Republican Party is normalizing him and his behavior, and making itself abnormal.
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An Ohio mom is using her own experience to raise awareness about normalizing breastfeeding in public.
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"The things he posted and portrayed give license to supremacism by normalizing hate speech," Allieri said.
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Viewers criticized Fallon for "normalizing" Trump and acting like the interview was simply business as usual.
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In 2018, the Fed raised rates four times and appeared determined to continue normalizing monetary policy.
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At last year's Stockholm meeting, Midjord said that "normalizing nationalism" was the goal of the conference.
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There are many young artists and activists who are normalizing the LGBTQ narrative in their work.
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If the blockade keeps up, the U.S. risks normalizing a fracture between two key American partners.
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"Normalizing relations is something that I would expect to do after everything is complete," Trump said.
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But normalizing him isn't the same as whitewashing his sins or the history of our country.
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This year marks 40 years since then-President Carter signed accords normalizing diplomatic relations with China.
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Don't 'normalize' As Trump entered office, many Democrats sought to avoid "normalizing" the controversial incoming President.
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For most of their lifetime, normalizing relations with Cuba was a third rail in American politics.
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We're normalizing it, and therefore you see more violence against people of color and L.G.B.T. people.
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His critics, and even fellow late-night hosts, pounced, accusing him of normalizing an extremist candidate.
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Normalizing a war criminal is bad enough, but not engaging in basic research is something else.
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His process of normalizing the variability of facial position, for instance, remains part of the picture.
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We are in danger of normalizing the president's ruthless disregard for health- and science-based protections.
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"The U.S. President is normalizing hatred," a Labour member of Parliament, Chuka Umunna, wrote on Twitter.
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Communist-run Cuba and the United States, former Cold War foes, began normalizing relations in 2014.
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By establishing liaison offices, Washington and Pyongyang will take an important step toward normalizing their relations.
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It also declared its opposition to "foreign interference" and to "any initiative aimed at normalizing military rule".
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You're lifting yields from zero all across the globe and normalizing monetary policy in the United States.
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"But remember, the economy is still expanding, inflation is still accelerating and the Fed is still normalizing."
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"She's kind of normalizing being a black girl being nerdy and having it be alright," said Davis.
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Because you are normalizing this kind of abuse of power while the president is under a special.
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Why are we normalizing not eating lunch in favor of powering through with coffee and no sleep?
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The U.S. and Cuba began normalizing relations in December 2014 and have since restored full diplomatic ties.
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Last year, Malta passed legislation that made it illegal to perform 'normalizing' surgeries on children with DSDs.
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Put more simply, the Fed is tightening (or normalizing), while the rest of the world is easing.
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But by embodying killers, we risk making violence more tantalizing, training ourselves in cruelty and normalizing aggression.
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The Fed is well down the path of normalizing policy, with other central banks about to follow.
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"If you look at the U.S. Federal Reserve, they were very careful in normalizing policy," Mersch said.
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Cavusoglu said ties with the bloc, long strained, were on a firmer basis and had started normalizing.
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But this whole thing is not about monetary policy or whether the Fed should be "normalizing" rates.
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And, the report just may give the Federal Reserve a reason to resume normalizing interest-rate policy.
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"Normalizing relations is something that I would expect to do, I would hope to do," Trump said.
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He told an audience in Frankfurt that the ECB needs to be patient when normalizing monetary policy.
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NAN wants to meet w/ HBO asap about the normalizing of the use of the N word.
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Black America is in danger of normalizing failure unless it is willing to learn from its history.
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But the bigger threat to decency now may come from our own normalizing indifference to these images.
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And it remains shocking that Western nations are normalizing euthanasia for mental illness among otherwise healthy adults.
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Much of the department's work is aimed at normalizing life for patients who cannot leave their rooms.
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Her theory is that self-harm may cause their bodies to release endorphins, normalizing the opioid system.
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The Circle and Love Is Blind is Netflix normalizing staying in your tiny apartment and never leaving!!!
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This long-overdue step goes a long way toward normalizing relations between the United States and Cuba.
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Cuba and the United States began normalizing relations in December 2014 after 18 months of secret talks.
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Normalizing the use of a wildly misleading measure of pharmaceutical spending has the potential to distort policymaking.
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"Central bankers and indeed investors should vie additional tightening and 'normalizing' of short-term rates with caution."
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Fed Governor Lael Brainard spoke at the Normalizing Central Banks' Balance Sheets: What is the New Normal?
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"Our impairments position is normalizing, although some issues remain in sectors such as offshore shipping," said Abrahams.
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It's about a will and showing the readiness for normalizing the relations -- these are the most important things.
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"When you have the most mundane representations as young white people, you end up normalizing that," Ceisel said.
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Thank you for legitimizing his victory without normalizing his departure from the civil discourse we expect and deserve.
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Jason Bateman has apologized for normalizing the harassment that Jessica Walter got on the set of Arrested Development.
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"Personally, I think they are the ones normalizing hatred because there is actual hatred out there," he says.
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And, despite some who claimed the hat to be normalizing Trump's divisive agenda, its fans couldn't agree more.
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Many people criticized his appearance as normalizing controversial views and *ahem* factual inaccuracies he espoused during Trump's presidency.
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"In normalizing the infrequency of periods... we undermine women's health for the rest of their lives," she says.
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"Even passing references would go a long way toward normalizing the realities of everyday child care," June writes.
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When Queen Key dares to name her first project Eat My Pussy, she is normalizing female sexual pleasure.
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I always thought once we're back to normal we step-wise go back to where we were normalizing.
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Remember that sweet, rosy time just weeks ago, when Twitter's main concern was about the press "normalizing" Trump.
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You see, prison is all about "normalizing" abnormal behavior, to use a word popularized in the Trump era.
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A weekend gathering of Fed policy makers seemed to indicate that they remain content to continue normalizing policy.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell at Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research Economic Summit, speaks on normalizing monetary policy
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It also urges Eritrea and Djibouti to work toward normalizing ties and settling a decade-old border dispute.
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McCain was held prisoner for five years, and later pushed for normalizing relations between the U.S. and Vietnam.
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Obama and Cuban President Raúl Castro announced in December 2014 that their respective countries were normalizing diplomatic relations.
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We need to start talking about this and normalizing female pleasure, because otherwise things won't get any better.
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This would be successful only in normalizing no-deal -- it is not a situation that can be "managed".
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"This is already having an extremely negative impact on the process of normalizing our relations," Ryabkov told Interfax.
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The effort to avoid normalizing Trump has been operationalized by, in effect, lowering the bar to covering Trump.
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When we lose sight of what evil means, what it actually entails, we risk legitimizing and normalizing it.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.), has for years publicly opposed normalizing relations with China.
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An immigrant from Mexico, he was in the process of normalizing his status, having been undocumented for years.
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To make such a solution available is to risk normalizing rape by giving it a publicly acceptable face.
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He said the central bank officials will reflect they are on a path to continue normalizing monetary policy.
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Indeed, the other Central American countries have found that they can attract Chinese investment without normalizing diplomatic relations.
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Allowing Syria to wield such weapons with impunity risked normalizing them and might embolden others to use them.
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South Korea also said that Pyongyang is open to talking with the U.S. regarding denuclearization and normalizing ties.
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Because it's sweet and it shows trans people and queer people in a very normalizing and loving way.
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Normalizing abuse is what often happens when you exist in racist, misogynistic American society as a black woman.
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The next step will be normalizing diplomatic relations and re-opening Canada's embassy in Iran, and vice versa.
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"When it's brought up in a joking way — alpha masculinity, just having fun — it's normalizing crime," she said.
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By repurposing a quote that implied non-consensual sexual relations, many argued, Spencer's was normalizing this type of behavior.
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The move marked the fourth increase this year and the ninth since it began normalizing rates in December 2015.
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The ECB meets on Thursday and is expected to adjust its language as it gets closer to normalizing policy.
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But whatever the outcome, Facebook is normalizing the notion that selling fake accounts will get companies in legal trouble.
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But del Toro presents this scene with a matter-of-factness that goes a long way toward normalizing it.
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For van Susteren, it's about normalizing environmentally friendly consumption habits and realigning our value systems to prioritize climate consciousness.
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An NBC News affiliate reported that the image was removed after it was met with criticism for normalizing racism.
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"He added that Giuliani's work in Ukraine was "normalizing lawlessness of the kind that Rudy Giuliani was engaged in.
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The backlash to the article was immediate, with people criticizing it for normalizing the need for such a practice.
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Normalizing ambivalence is crucial for those women who do wish to become mothers but aren't always thrilled about it.
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Given recent moves toward normalizing relations with Cuba, shouldn't this issue at least be part of the public discussion?
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While Republicans have played a leading role in normalizing Trump's alleged predatory behavior, the media is responsible as well.
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Normalizing bilateral ties is a key condition for both nations to advance toward their eventual goal of EU membership.
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Dimon said that "normalizing interest rates would be a good thing," but he declined to make any specific projections.
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In response, critics and journalists cast the article as normalizing members of a fast-growing movement that promotes hate.
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But I don't think it's good parenting to rob them of future rebellion by normalizing rock with their dad.
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"Some people have been saying that these jokes are normalizing hatred," Kjellberg stated in his February 16 response video.
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Economic indicators like recently released weak car sales data could stay the Fed's hand from normalizing interest rate policy.
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The British-drafted resolution also urged Eritrea and Djibouti to work toward normalizing ties and settling a border dispute.
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The filmmakers believe the Mercury 13 women would have had a profound normalizing effect on equality around the world.
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These vending machines challenge that stigma head-on, which is why Raisman thinks they're key to normalizing this conversation.
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"To minimize losses on its balance sheet, the BOJ must be very slow" in normalizing monetary policy, he added.
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By normalizing foreign influence campaigns in American elections, the two men are all but encouraging it to happen again.
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But making a game based on these behaviors available to the mainstream is another level of normalizing rape culture.
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And while this comic does amazing things for normalizing all different body types, it's also a fabulously fun read.
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The acceptance of suffering easily slips into normalizing sexual misconduct and its suppression as simply part of the practice.
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For younger women they are normalizing being involved in politics, they are pushing a pro-choice, pro-women agenda.
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Western feminists who have visited Iran and willingly worn the hijab have also played a hand in normalizing it.
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This fictional family, and the show's very real creator, are further normalizing Trump and his warped, harmful political ideologies.
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It's tempting to blame Trump for those responses — for normalizing threats toward reporters — but it's better to blame voters.
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Some are even breast-feeding their babies in their campaign ads, which is an unmitigated triumph for normalizing nursing.
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Fed Governor Lael Brainard will be speaking at the Normalizing Central Banks' Balance Sheets: What is the New Normal?
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The vast majority of Palestinians boycott the city's municipal elections, viewing it as normalizing Israel's occupation of East Jerusalem.
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In spite of the many warnings against "normalizing" this administration, we can't exist in a permanent state of shock.
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Normalizing banking industry relations with cannabis companies, growers and retailers will help bring businesses out of the illicit market.
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"They're talking about normalizing policy very slowly depending on how the data and the financial conditions react," she said.
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It would make a great deal of sense to allow her to complete the task of "normalizing" monetary policy.
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Supporters of legalization hope the 28500th Congress will move a handful of measures aimed at normalizing the marijuana industry.
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Hanging out with high-school kids seems to work as a contact high for her, normalizing her hidden recklessness.
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"Putin remains open to normalizing relations with our U.S. partners, where it is of interest and crucial," he added.
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Normalizing Trump, which has become a central mission of the Republican Party, depends on denial about what racism is.
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The United Nations agency warned against normalizing the brutality, a sentiment it has echoed in reports year after year.
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"The general public can help by normalizing and promoting a human rights based approach to environmental protection," said Kariuki.
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And that shows you what the US and Great Britain have done in terms of normalizing the use of PMCs.
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North Korea also said it was open to talking with the United States regarding denuclearization and normalizing ties, Chung added.
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The prospect of strong U.S. economic growth and global central banks normalizing years of easy monetary policy drove yields higher.
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That was to be expected… There's a higher bar to stop normalizing than there would be to stop truly tightening.
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From day one, he put "normalizing" interest rates, which were close to zero, at the centre of the bank's policy.
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The film and its creators refused to do the work of normalizing and humanizing people of color for American audiences.
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It's a step toward normalizing and even celebrating the life-threatening reality of prejudice the LGBT community must deal with.
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Critics accuse President Trump of normalizing racism by referring to Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and African nations as "shithole" countries.
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From day one, he put "normalizing" interest rates, which were close to zero, at the center of the bank's policy.
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Most people agree with Jeanine -- normalizing violence toward the President is wrong, no matter which Prez is in the Oval.
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"And so that has an effect of normalizing sexual appearance, a sexual behavior for younger and younger girls," she said.
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"This is the only election I can remember when both candidates are open to normalizing relations with Cuba," he said.
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The nation lost its centrality in U.S. foreign policy as a result, even though antipathy toward normalizing relations remained strong.
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For them, the ability to enlist in the IDF means taking part in the most normalizing experience of Israeli maturation.
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Other panel discussions touched on data privacy, normalizing parenting at start-ups and the public's unanimous love for Regina King.
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Given that North Korea is a nuclear power, normalizing relations might be the best policy choice the United States has.
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Even when you argue with his tweets, you create a firmer foundation for the medium, normalizing what should be appalling.
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The religious employers, most but not all of them Catholic, desperately want to keep the government from normalizing birth control.
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As for monetary policy, the Yellen Fed has begun normalizing the highly accommodative measures it took to boost the economy.
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It aims to roll back certain Obama-era mandates that were focused on normalizing relations between the U.S. and Cuba.
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Indian officials say the situation is normalizing and announced plans for a three-day investor summit in Kashmir beginning Oct.
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A small contingent of Republican lawmakers is joining them, breaking ranks with their party in support of normalizing trade relations.
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Mr. Sharif is a champion of normalizing relations with India and other neighbors, while the military wants to hold off.
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The ruling infuriated Tokyo, which says the former laborers' right to reparations ceased under a 1965 treaty normalizing diplomatic ties.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has begun normalizing its policy in the wake of improved economic growth and low unemployment levels.
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So really, the political work is in normalizing the image of blackness and telling as many black stories as possible.
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There should be no confusion, the president is intentionally overloading our senses and purposefully normalizing disgusting behavior for political purposes.
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When Jimmy Fallon ruffled Trump's hair during the campaign, it was treated as a hideous breach, normalizing the invading vulgarian.
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Those numbers signaled that the economy was normalizing, but were certainly not indicative of high or runaway inflation, LeBas said.
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But there are also some good reasons to be concerned about normalizing secessionism: Peaceful separations of countries are exceedingly rare.
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That's why Europeans should not be surprised if Russia soon produces its own road map for normalizing Serbian-Albanian relations.
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When this kind of behavior is left unchecked, it can lead to bad places — harassment, normalizing offensive language, and radicalization.
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As I outlined in "The case for normalizing impeachment," these terms describe violations of the public trust, not just criminality.
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"We need to start normalizing asking for pronouns, not just for non-binary trans people but in daily life," Henise said.
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Video In Washington last week, Trump himself suggested a deal could include "normalizing relations" between the United States and North Korea.
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Where the bank was hoping to begin normalizing policy, markets now expect it to be on hold or even dialing back.
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Despite the expository angle, the network quickly came under fire for what many saw as normalizing the KKK's actions and philosophy.
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But it is also normalizing and encouraging the use of face mapping and facial tracking for all sorts of other purposes.
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In normalizing to American life, I'd look back at my life in Singapore and go, 'Huh — that was kind of odd.
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Well, the Fed should stop waiting for everything to be perfect and should start the process of normalizing interest rates now.
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"14 months ago, I announced that we would begin normalizing relations with Cuba - and we've already made significant progress," he tweeted.
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It said the principles included "a responsible role" by GM in normalizing its South Korean operations and a sustainable turnaround plan.
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There was a clear view that the Federal Reserve will be taking additional steps toward normalizing monetary policy in coming months.
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Top White House aides, and President Barack Obama himself, have said that normalizing relations with Iran is not happening anytime soon.
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But now that the Federal Reserve is normalizing interest rates, volatility will be a more typical part of markets, he said.
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Pro: More children would have access to virtual reality, potentially normalizing the format for a generation that may sculpt its future.
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But there is increasingly strong evidence that this normalizing strategy may just be bad politics: The candidate who shifts signals shiftiness.
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"It really became normalizing our kind of relationship and showing that people with disabilities can have happy, successful lives," Hannah said.
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Market speculation has intensified over how aggressive the central bank will be this year on its path to normalizing monetary policy.
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So I wonder if journalistic efforts at fairness don't risk normalizing Trump, without fully acknowledging what an abnormal candidate he is.
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But exports are now showing signs of normalizing, LME stocks have been gradually rebuilding and spread tightness appears to be dissipating.
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" She added that Trump's "rhetoric and tweets are normalizing anti-immigrant sentiments and fueling white supremacist conspiracy theories that engender violence.
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A Pew Poll from last summer found that 73 percent of Americans favor the Obama policy of normalizing relations with Cuba.
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Cuban President Raúl Castro says he wants it returned to his country as part of normalizing relations with the United States.
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Normalizing bilateral relations is a key condition for both Serbia and Kosovo to advance toward their eventual goal of EU membership.
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Castro reiterated his demand that the land be returned to his country as part of normalizing relations with the United States.
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While other central banks are joining the Fed in gradually normalizing policy, none seems in a rush to push rates higher.
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A good DBA would tell you how to do away with indexes and how de-normalizing is the way to go.
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Plus: How Republicans are normalizing obstruction of justice in all of its forms and the precedent that sets for the future.
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Gauff and her parents have worked hard on normalizing such moments: "Don't make things bigger than they are," Candi Gauff said.
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He would use this technique whether or not the child's parents were in the room, further normalizing it to the girls.
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" She added, "This slow-and-steady mainstreaming of disinformation-like tactics is normalizing things we would otherwise identify as inauthentic behavior.
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But normalizing what we do in space can run counter to maintaining a diverse portfolio of actors and approaches to space.
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It speaks to the inevitable normalizing of Trump, the acceptance of words (and actions) that would be disqualifying for past presidents.
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To Mr. Fallon's critics, it was "normalizing," which has become a buzzword for any insufficiently zealous response to Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Powell has said he believes the economy is strong enough for the Fed to continue on its path of normalizing rates.
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Fourth, every immigrant must be prepared to make sometimes drastic changes in order to better their chances at normalizing their status.
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President Obama argued that, by "normalizing" relations with Cuba, the regime would be inspired to grant fundamental freedoms to its people.
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"Normalizing use of deadly drugs like heroin and fentanyl is not the answer to solving the opioid epidemic," Mr. McSwain said.
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The dollar should be supported just by the fact the U.S. is ahead of other central banks in normalizing interest rates.
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We are all trying to find that elusive middle ground between normalizing the roughness of our world, and wallowing in it.
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"Unless monetary policy starts normalizing soon, negative side-effects will become more damaging," Spahn told a conference at the German foreign ministry.
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But a confrontation is looming between very aggressive monetary policy and an economy with stable GDP growth, falling unemployment and normalizing inflation.
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Foreign policy experts offer insight on 'Fox & Friends' ahead of high-level talks between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. Normalizing relations?
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Normalizing the idea that we should all go around capable of a lethal act at any moment is completely corrupt and crazy.
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The reforms have encompassed all spheres of social and political life from freeing the country's currency to normalizing relations with its neighbors.
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What we choose to express impacts and educates those around us, stirring them to positive action or normalizing behaviors which impede progress.
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Policymakers are likely to calibrate the language they use as they edge towards normalizing policy after years of huge post-crisis stimulus.
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When watching the preview episode of Generation KKK, it was clear that it was NOT them normalizing racism & bigotry, but exposing it.
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Beyond creating a "new neighborhood watch," Amazon and Ring are normalizing the use of video surveillance and pitting neighbors against each other.
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Any version of feminism that can so easily decry their own circumstances while normalizing the unjust maltreatment of another group is trash.
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The two countries are in talks on normalizing ties, in a precondition for them both progressing toward membership of the European Union.
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Monetary policy reached its practical limitations a long time ago, which is when I would've argued the Fed should have started normalizing.
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The June increase was the fourth by the Fed since it started the process of normalizing its monetary policy in December 2015.
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Twitter, not the media and cultural elites who actually have power to stop him, rightly accused the show's producers of normalizing fascism.
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Reporters will need to continue to go after each and every claim, or risk giving up far too much ground (and "normalizing").
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Credit performance is expected to continue its normalizing trend as charge-offs and delinquencies rise from what had been historically low levels.
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Cuban President Raúl Castro has said he wants it returned to his country as part of normalizing relations with the United States.
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His colleague Richard Fausset was accused of normalizing a neo-Nazi in his profile of an Ohio white nationalist the month before.
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Oh well, at least now we know where Voldemort's not-quite-right-hand-man stands on the issue of normalizing Sean Spicer.
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Every time that kind of video gets replayed — on TV or YouTube — it only makes matters worse by almost normalizing such attacks.
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Normalizing interest rates after so many years of ultra-easy monetary policy was never going to be easy for the Federal Reserve.
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But every tweet has pushed us one inch closer to his alternate view of the world -- to normalizing this un-American behavior.
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His public statements and voting record on the FOMC have so far been consistent with Chair Yellen's agenda of normalizing monetary policy.
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Enhanced rocket reusability also is a core tenet of Musk's broader objectives for normalizing space travel and ultimately sending humans to Mars.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on June 7 that Ankara was "one or two meetings away" from normalizing ties with Israel.
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In a press conference Wednesday, Ryan said he's proud of "normalizing entitlement reform" and said he's going to keep fighting for it.
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"Not to disagree with [Alinejad], but I don't think Nike is normalizing headscarves, only because they're seen in other places," Abdullah said.
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But there needs to be a way of normalizing emotions and issues and treating them as if the soldier isn't weak-minded.
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The EU has made Serbia's accession conditional on normalizing its ties with Kosovo but tensions have been on the rise this year.
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YAEL SPIELMAN Teaneck, N.J. To the Editor: Thank you, Charles Blow, for once again addressing the dangers of normalizing Donald Trump's positions.
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Last year, however, Mexico passed an Internal Security Law that institutionalizes the domestic role of the military, further normalizing and prolonging militarization.
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Or, like the British politicians who condemned his actions, do you think he is perpetuating racist narratives, inciting fear and normalizing hatred?
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This is one of your really good posts from counter, last year, from 210, about the challenge of normalizing Donald Trump. Exactly.
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If Cohn were indeed appointed, Morganlander said, he would likely "stay with a consistent, measured approach" to normalizing monetary policy going forward.
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Four years into his term, his followers have indeed found a vigorous use for technology: curtailing criticism and normalizing hatred and misogyny.
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The longest-serving Israeli prime minister met Sudan's leader last week during a visit to Uganda and agreed to start normalizing relations.
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Above all, Pyongyang has failed in its main goal, dating to the 1970s — that is, normalizing bilateral relations with the United States.
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Now, more than ever, we must be extra wary of false equivalence, extra attuned to the insidious process of normalizing the abnormal.
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So I understand, too well, the arguments of political leaders like Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz against normalizing relations with Cuba.
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When SNL began changing its tune in 2016, Samantha Bee called out NBC as a whole for previously normalizing and enabling Trump.
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When we began the restart of normalizing policy, this is one of the things that was going to be a learning experience.
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You spent a lot of time with Senator John McCain and worked with him on normalizing relations with Vietnam in the 1990s.
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The European Central Bank kept its rates deep in negative territory as expected, but it continues to move closer to normalizing policy.
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In a speech Thursday, Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart said Brexit and uncertainty require the Federal Reserve to be patient in normalizing rates.
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The waitress snapped the picture as if this were a regular request at Nest, which should be commended for normalizing the JNCO lifestyle.
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"I think he's done a great job in normalizing interest rates," said Laffer, formerly an economic advisor to Trump and President Ronald Reagan.
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So her presence on social media, where she's become a vocal advocate for mothers' rights and normalizing breastfeeding can be startling to some.
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"When normalizing for Leap Day last year and a later Easter, we continued to see sequential improvement in comp sales," Wal-Mart said.
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I mean, that a lot of people can look at the Obama administration's zeal with going ahead and then normalizing relations with Cuba.
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It marked the fourth increase this year by the U.S. central bank and the ninth since it began normalizing rates in December 2015.
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And a simple way to start is by normalizing dads caring for their kids — not dedicating a ridiculous trend piece on the topic.
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Malta banned "normalizing" surgeries on intersex children in 2015, making it the first and still only country worldwide to mandate this by law.
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Wade, which is why normalizing the nuclear option this time around would give priceless flexibility to Republicans for when they really need it.
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"In a lot of ways, we have desensitized and, in some way, traumatized entire generations of youth, because we are basically normalizing this."
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It's plausible, then, that increased exposure to posts related to banned substances might have a similarly normalizing effect, if not a positive one.
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He was a decorated officer in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War and worked toward normalizing relations with the nation decades later.
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Retaliation would be a setback to Modi's attempts at normalizing relations with Pakistan, cautioned Dhruva Jaishankar, foreign policy fellow at Brookings Institution India.
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In addition, they enjoyed learning about normalizing infant sleep, understanding how sleep works, and attending to their baby's circadian clock and sensory needs.
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And whether Delta misuses the data or not, the system could serve as an important step toward normalizing scanning passengers' faces at airports.
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Now available over-the-counter, this FDA-approved acne treatment effectively targets both those clogged pores and inflammation by normalizing skin-cell turnover.
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They've obstructed progress by normalizing outright denial of science so effectively that the U.S. has more climate change deniers than any other country.
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Normalizing pot use among kids -- which is what happens when brands hitch their wagons to 4/20 -- poses real health risks to kids.
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There are hundreds of qualified muralists whom Goldman Properties could have chosen, whose contribution to the art world doesn't include normalizing sexual violence.
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The human rights group said in its annual report covering 159 countries that "hate-filled rhetoric" by leaders was normalizing discrimination against minorities.
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That would be the second rate hike in the Fed's agonizingly slow process of "normalizing" rates following the 2007 to 2009 financial crisis.
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The proposal suggests the Kremlin thought Trump would be OK with normalizing relations even after reports of Russia interfering in the 2016 election.
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The truth is: Some people are willing to go to dangerous extremes to lose weight, and normalizing these behaviors only makes that worse.
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Regeni's parents have strongly opposed Italy re-normalizing relations, saying this would remove pressure on Egypt to hold someone accountable for the murder.
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"This is an issue that is of keen importance — that no one is going to stand for normalizing stifling the right to vote."
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With this in mind, why on earth are we nurturing and normalizing this violence and repression, or at the very least trivializing it?
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Havana (CNN)Seven years ago, I visited Cuba to report on President Barack Obama's first flirtation with normalizing relations with the island nation.
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" The ultraconservative organization CitizenGO launched a petition that garnered 25,000 signatures demanding the show be removed from the line up for "normalizing homosexuality.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve should adopt a gradual approach to normalizing its expansive monetary policy, U.S. central banker Charles Evans said on Wednesday.
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"He's got the wheels in motion in terms of pursuing a legal path to normalizing his status in the country," Copeland told CNN.
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Over the last 16 years, the Eritrean government demanded Ethiopia's full compliance with the Boundary Commission's decision as a condition for normalizing relations.
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The Obama administration secretly began the process of normalizing relations between the two nations before an official announcement was made in late 2014.
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But Mr. Obama portrayed the decision as part of the long process of normalizing relations between the two countries after the Vietnam War.
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If we let it pass as politics as usual, we risk normalizing this disregard for our Constitution and reducing its power and authority.
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While giving medically accurate information on reproductive anatomy, pregnancy, STDs and contraception, Sexual Risk Avoidance education focuses on normalizing sexual delay for youth.
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"I think the economies are strong enough in those countries to keep central banks on track to keep normalizing monetary policy," Nelson said.
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It's a determined, peaceful form of activism geared toward normalizing services in an area where critics say the government has fallen woefully short.
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" Cutting-edge skills like "holistic melding" and "responsible normalizing" will qualify humans for exciting new jobs such as "explainability strategist" or "data hygienist.
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Two years ago today, President Obama announced that the United States and Cuba would begin normalizing relations after nearly six decades of hostility.
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Speaking to ambassadors in Ankara, Cavusoglu also said Turkey's relations with the European Union were on a firmer basis and normalizing once again.
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Americans are good at a great many things: normalizing drone warfare, making cherry-flavored jellies taste more like cherries than cherries themselves, optimism.
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"Porn has been normalizing a lot of non-vanilla things such as choking, anal, deep-throating, really rough and violent actions," she adds.
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"We all are interested in normalizing relationship between Russia and Europe," Orban said at the start of talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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By normalizing relations, connecting to average North Koreans, and rethinking our sanctions policy, the new administration could shake up policy for the better.
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President Richard Nixon became the first U.S. president to visit China in 1972, an important step in normalizing relations between the two countries.
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The protest's goal "was to prevent McAleenan from having a platform to normalizing Trump's cruel immigration policies and spreading hatred," wrote the representative.
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By placing things in the context of other experiences, the board member should aid the entrepreneurs in "normalizing" the state of the company.
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"There remains much to do in normalizing the interconnection with the Cuban diaspora," said Carlos Saladrigas, a Cuban American businessman who supports detente.
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Washington loosened trade and travel restrictions, Obama visited Havana, and the old Cold War foes looked on track to fully normalizing their relationship.
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Sitting down to dinner "is normalizing in the best possible sense of the word," said Melina Macall, 53, a founder of the club.
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Elsewhere, the European Central Bank on Thursday dropped its easing bias, fueling expectations that the central bank would move towards normalizing monetary policy.
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One of the ways in which white supremacy has sustained itself is by staying in the shadows and normalizing this structure of domination.
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" However, Hale sought to stress that by normalizing relations with Minsk, the US is "not asking Belarus to choose between East and West.
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Normalizing relations between Kosovo and Serbia is a key condition for both countries to progress in their bids to join the European Union.
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It has banned Palestinians from selling settlement products, though, viewing the industrial zones as a symbol of normalizing the occupation and entrenching it.
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What if the push against "normalizing" the potential horrors of a Trump administration ends up making the actual administration seem better by comparison?
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This week, CATS in the London tube, Shriver's cultural appropriation heard around the world, Clinton's white supremacy explainer, normalizing Trump, Gawken, and more.
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"Thank you to the women in Hollywood (and on Instagram!) leading the way, inspiring and normalizing the female form in EVERY form," Dunham concludes.
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On a more public scale – and outside of the realm of fiction – Trump's controversial comments about women, Adichie fears, have had a normalizing effect.
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Abe, speaking to reporters in a briefing with China's Premier Li Keqiang, also said Japan was committed to normalizing diplomatic relations with North Korea.
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Normalizing situationships teaches people to lower their expectations and take whatever they can get from a partner, because hey, at least he likes you.
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Peskov also said Putin was ready to move toward normalizing ties with the United States in proportion to U.S. willingness to do the same.
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Both the United Nations and the World Health Organization have condemned medically unnecessary sex normalizing surgeries performed without children's consent as human rights violations.
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The move marked the fourth increase this year by the U.S. central bank and the ninth since it began normalizing rates in December 2015.
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In addition to normalizing the conversation around gene modification, the Nuffield Council on Bioethics is providing a sensible and responsible roadmap for moving forward.
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Japan's government says the South Korean court rulings broke a 1965 treaty normalizing ties and an accompanying agreement that settled compensation "completely and finally".
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"I really worry a lot about the velocity of how these things are posted and how they can have a normalizing effect," Weeks said.
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At the same time, it's normalizing the idea of protest, to see people blocking roads, for police to be standing round without a confrontation.
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Another foreign policy milestone was Mr. Obama's decision to begin normalizing relations with Cuba, a move popular on the island and among Americans generally.
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Before that, Fed Governor Jerome Powell said he supported the current rate hike path and that the Fed can remain patient in normalizing rates.
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The last hike took place on September 153, the eight increase since the Fed began normalizing its historically easy monetary policy in late 2015.
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Israel and Bahrain don't have formal diplomatic relations, and a ministerial delegation from Israel in Bahrain will be a big step in normalizing relations.
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We must also understand that the concerns about liquidity created a large impact in global markets, as investors worried about central banks normalizing policy.
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By normalizing conversations about the titillating stuff, hopefully we can normalize conversations about the more challenging issues like sexual coercion, assault, trauma, violence, etc.
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Our sense is that the market is still not comfortable with normalizing interest rates, alongside the conviction that growth will prove to be sustainable.
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It's less about having personhood stripped away, and more about normalizing enslavement to the point where one cannot imagine facing life outside the cage.
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"Vladimir Putin stressed the importance of political and diplomatic efforts aimed at overcoming the disagreements and normalizing the current complicated situation," the statement said.
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Since Sunday's Democratic presidential debate, where Sanders suggested normalizing relations with Iran, Clinton's campaign has looked to cast Sanders as a foreign policy lightweight.
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In his first major policy address in 2014, U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan and South Sudan Donald Booth, spoke about normalizing relations with Sudan.
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Normalizing the idea that you can have special needs and be gay, or be black and dyslexic — those stories will push this moment forward.
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The Federal Reserve and its global counterparts have been normalizing policy over the past several years, potentially posing additional risks to low-grade debt.
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Both stories have recently drawn fire for normalizing white nationalists and supremacists while failing to include the voices of those targeted by their hate.
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Contrary to the hand-wringing, the US housing market is in fact normalizing, and that is mostly a positive development for the American economy.
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He may have also difficulty in creating the conditions necessary for normalizing relations with the United States and following through on a peace treaty.
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Cuba and the United States began normalizing relations in December 2014 after 18 months of secret talks and have since restored full diplomatic ties.
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The United States and Cuba began normalizing relations in December 2014 after 18 months of secret talks and have since restored full diplomatic ties.
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Obama is on a two-day visit to Cuba in an effort to make progress on normalizing relations with the former Cold War foe.
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Obama was the first American president to visit the isolated island nation in nearly 90 years and has pushed for normalizing relations with Cuba.
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The stock market drop isn't going to stop the Federal Reserve from normalizing interest rates, noted economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Wednesday.
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And the Fed has only just begun normalizing monetary policy, so it doesn't have a lot of "dry powder" to tackle a new crisis.
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The basketball request amid serious talks about normalizing relations between the two countries might seem strange, but it lines up squarely with Kim's history.
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And remember that five/six months ago people were concerned about the Dutch elections, the French elections, and now those things are now normalizing.
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That indicates that the Fed's process of "normalizing" credit conditions has been stopped — and reversed — in an apparent move back toward zero interest rates.
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Israel (backed by the U.S.) imposed virtually all its security demands on a weak Lebanese government, including a framework for normalizing trade and diplomacy.
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And many of those outlets, in their efforts to explain alt-right and white supremacist views, have been accused by some of "normalizing" them.
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"We might be normalizing you," said Ms. Behar, a friend who was the first person to call Mr. Scaramucci after he had been fired.
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But the specific circumstances surrounding Meister's arrest allude to the danger involved in the country's top-rated cable network normalizing the president's rhetorical excesses.
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More sports governing bodies are being asked to create their own plans as more professional athletes speak up, normalizing what remains a stigmatized topic.
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Building on Woody's earlier experience at normalizing variations in images, they used a mathematical equation to rotate each head into a forward-looking position.
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He's voted against every trade agreement that has come before Congress since he's been in office, and he opposed normalizing trade relations with China.
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"There needs to be a general mood among the public that conditions for normalizing policy are falling into place," one of the sources said.
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More than a dozen retired military officers are urging the Trump administration to keep normalizing relations with Cuba to strengthen U.S. national security interests.
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But Guerra plays with the expectation one might have of an authoritative account of the island during the normalizing of United States-Cuba relations.
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Many of the key civil society players have opted to become analysts and inadvertently promote the Triage's agenda of normalizing the abnormal in Zimbabwe.
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After Trump's victory, many observers warned against "normalizing" Trump — about treating the absurd things he does as acceptable merely because he's now the president.
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Normalizing relations between Kosovo and Serbia is key condition for both countries to progress toward membership in the European Union both governments are aiming for.
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He said trade worries, speculation about the Federal Reserve's path toward normalizing policy and political risk could keep investor jittery through the end of 2018.
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It puts parents temporarily in charge of making food and exercise decisions for their child and places a priority on normalizing weight and eating habits.
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Many people in both countries believe that normalizing relations will spur investment that can help Cuba develop its economy and improve life for its citizens.
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Here at home, the Democratic women running for President in 2020 are firing up women's imaginations and normalizing female candidacy for the nation's highest office.
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"We know the Fed wants to carry on normalizing monetary policy but they won't ... if the economy is actually slowing," Macquarie analyst Matthew Turner said.
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Normalizing the alt-right is incredibly dangerous, but that doesn't mean that a boycott of Simon & Schuster is necessarily the best solution to this problem.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should adopt a gradual approach to normalizing its expansive monetary policy, U.S. central banker Charles Evans said on Wednesday.
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By making this issue about the liberal media smearing Trump, they are normalizing him — making this a standard left-right fight rather than something extraordinary.
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The NSIDC notes that just a few weeks ago, in mid-October, sea ice levels were regularly hitting record lows before normalizing slightly in November.
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At the July 16 summit in Helsinki, Putin made clear his preference for Trump in 2016 because candidate Trump "talked about normalizing" U.S.-Russian relations.
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While he praises that series' normalizing power, he notes that the pageant organizers intended to trade Drag Race's cutthroat competitiveness for a more universal tone.
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Martin: I'm not sure, but I totally support normalizing breastfeeding in general… I do hope that normalization does happen because it's really a natural thing.
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Martin: … It feels great to be the face of normalizing breastfeeding around the world, but really I just want to be in the magazine *laughs*.
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In the last year, its customer base has grown from 600,000 to 820,000 — and countries gradually normalizing cannabis use could be the next leg higher.
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We never intend on normalizing or condoning sexual assault, and when it seems like we have, we appreciate our readers calling us out on it.
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Therefore Fed policy-makers should review the size of its balance sheet that they had been striving for before they started normalizing it, Bullard said.
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But legal pot there wasn't just a question of embracing drug culture or normalizing pot use in a sometimes socially conservative part of the country.
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"The Attack" was mainly filmed in Israel, and led to accusations by the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement that Doueiri was normalizing relations with Israel.
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He spent it winning a 79-day war in Kosovo, normalizing US trade relations with China and Vietnam, and presiding over a very strong economy.
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Since beginning the process toward normalizing relations in 2015, our anti-drug collaboration has only increased, with several meetings regarding the issue having taken place.
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Normalizing relations between Kosovo and Serbia is key condition for both countries to progress towards membership in the European Union both governments are aiming for.
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"The BOJ will be well behind in normalizing policy even though Japan's economy is doing fine," said Mari Iwashita, chief market economist at Daiwa Securities.
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I wondered whether Ana's classes were part of a trend towards further normalizing the objectification of women, or if sex work could actually be empowering.
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"Normalizing female characters toward competent and non-objectified depictions may be part of the puzzle of mitigating hostility toward women in gaming," the study says.
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Akzo Nobel said at the time that Elliott would suspend all litigation for three months, in the hope of "normalizing the relationship with its shareholders."
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Whatever our goal, a lot of readers found the story offensive, with many seizing on the idea we were normalizing neo-Nazi views and behavior.
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Many Cubans we talked to cited President Obama's 20163 visit as a watershed moment, a critical first step in normalizing relations between the two countries.
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Celebrity ink is helping to change the way tattoos are thought about, and normalizing a practice that has surprisingly continued to carry a social stigma.
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So when they okayed his candidacy, it was normalizing, as if what he had done was forgivable and what he planned to do was acceptable.
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The invitations show some parts of Amazon is already working on future events, signaling anticipation of its supply chain possibly normalizing within a few weeks.
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He is what incels would call a "Chad" — in fact, he even has multiple girlfriends, as normalizing open relationships is another of his pet causes.
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"This is the lowest in several months, but it is still in a range that the FOMC has been comfortable normalizing policy through," said Lorizio.
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Powell came to the position amid a critical time for the Fed, which is normalizing policy after years of accommodation triggered by the financial crisis.
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Kim Jong Un should be proud of his propaganda team for so easily manipulating the media and employing their help in normalizing his murderous regime.
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Abe's visit to Cuba is one of a slew by Western leaders since it began normalizing ties with the United States nearly two years ago.
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LIESMAN: ONE OF THE ASSESSMENTS OUT THERE RIGHT NOW IS THAT THERE'S TWO BARS, ONE TO HIKE AND ONE TO CUT, BUT THAT THE BAR TO HIKE IS QUITE A BIT FURTHER, THAT THE FED IS NO LONGER NORMALIZING RATES FOR NORMALIZING SAKE, BUT THAT THE ONLY REASON IT WOULD HIKE IS IF INFLATION WERE HIGHER ABOVE THE 2% TARGET FOR A SUSTAINED PERIOD.
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Egyptians don't generally drive to Israel for holiday, and Salem's colleagues in the intelligentsia, unamused by the book, accused him of "normalizing" relations with the enemy.
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Turkey had demanded that Israel lift its blockade of Gaza before normalizing relations, while Israel demanded that Turkey prevent Hamas leaders from operating within the country.
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"I think you're really seeing a change of a 30-year time period of declining interest rates to more rising and normalizing interest rates," Ailman said.
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A Trump-inspired T-shirt sold at one of the retailer's brick-and-mortar locations went viral, following accusations of normalizing sexual assault, The Oregonian reports.
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But there are still formidable differences, including whether denuclearisation or normalizing ties should come first, and how much North Korea is actually willing to give up.
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All of this is normalizing an acceptance that prosecutors can jail Americans for attempting to inform the public of the actions their government is engaging in.
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The hardware is still too expensive and awkward to use, but Best Buy could play a big role in normalizing virtual reality for a mass audience.
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"Thankfully, Turkey-Russia relations were already normalizing after what's been a very painful year," Michael Harris, head of research at Renaissance Capital told CNBC on Tuesday.
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I must admit, I love how Insecure is normalizing the idea of a woman owning her sexuality and creating her own rules, unconstrained by society's conventions.
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Ultimately though, normalizing the practice of sharing or asking about pronouns helps build a more supportive and inclusive environment for intersex, transgender and non-binary people.
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King warned that 2018 might be see similarly rapid growth numbers, and that there could be a "normalizing" in the growth numbers Adidas posts next year.
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I do not think we should promise or even look toward normalizing relations because we have a lot of other business to get done with Iran.
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It maintains that normalizing relations hinges on Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands captured in the 1967 Middle East war, territory Palestinians seek for a future state.
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"This is a significant milestone for Somalia, marking the move toward normalizing relations with international financial institutions," IMF mission chief Rogerio Zandamela said in a statement.
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Draghi predicted on Monday a "relatively vigorous" pick-up in underlying inflation, taken by some investors as a signal for a quicker pace in normalizing policy.
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Here they're normalizing their life, which allows more people to connect with them on a human level — even the fact that they're wearing sweaters and jeans.
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Balls put that at around 70 percent, adding that even though the Federal Reserve is normalizing policy it might still be hamstrung when the slowdown comes.
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At the same time, changing public perception by normalizing weed online just might be how we keep the wave of support for decriminalization and legalization alive.
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Ahmad Jannati, 90, is a an outspoken critic of President Hassan Rouhani and his attempts to end Iran's global isolation by normalizing ties with the West.
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Over the past 24 hours, there's been much talk of the devil's bargain the Republican Party made in accepting and normalizing Trump, and it's all true.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said the central bank can be patient in normalizing rates, given the low inflation in the U.S., among other factors.
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Nomura analyst Harry Curtis estimated the month would have been up about 6 percent on a year-over-year basis "after normalizing" for the extra day.
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Dangerous rhetoric written off as "locker room banter" is the bedrock of normalizing rape and misogyny, and apparently when they're "stars," we let them do it.
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In recent months they have been normalizing ties that broke down a year ago when Turkey shot down a Russian warplane near the border with Syria.
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In recent months they have been normalizing ties that broke down a year ago when Turkey shot down a Russian warplane along its border with Syria.
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There's been a lot of talk over the past week about "normalizing" the openly racist, sexist, and even fascist statements Trump and his advisors have made.
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Normalizing the totality of US history is to recognize that we the people have not lived up to the sacred promises of our most cherished documents.
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We expect asset quality to weaken modestly, with non-performing loans and loan losses gradually normalizing from current cyclical lows back to long-run historical levels.
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John Kasich has said he would insist on greater changes in the government before normalizing relations but has been lukewarm in his criticism on this issue.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen reminded investors of that Tuesday when she reaffirmed the Fed's goal of normalizing rates and called the lack of inflation a 'mystery.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — President Obama's announcement that he will visit Cuba this month has prompted a new round of criticism from opponents of normalizing relations.
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Since the United States started normalizing relations with Havana in late 2014, Cubans have begun to debate once-taboo subjects and criticize their government more boldly.
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Normalizing the association between the coronavirus and those of Asian descent will only cause further divide at a time when fear and distrust already run rampant.
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It depends on breaking down barriers against openly offensive speech and normalizing the unacceptable, and it's been working: Trump remains close to Clinton in most polls.
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How does one square the impulses to maintain privacy and uphold an old-fashioned standard of professionalism with the necessity of normalizing and destigmatizing cannabis use?
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Or was the main objective to discredit the American political system at a moment when the Kremlin has lost any hope for normalizing relations with Washington?
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The impact of the Ban is a domino effect that effectively collapses all potential opportunities for those affected, spreading xenophobia further, and normalizing its legal implementation.
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In her testimony, Dr. Ziv told the jury that many rape victims maintain contact with their assailants after violent attacks in hopes of normalizing traumatic experiences.
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In her testimony, Dr. Ziv told the jury that many rape victims maintain contact with their assailants after violent attacks in hopes of normalizing traumatic experiences.
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He comes to the position amid a critical time for the Fed, which is normalizing policy after years of extraordinary accommodation triggered by the financial crisis.
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President Donald Trump, in a recent CNBC interview, bemoaned the central bank's desire to keep up with its gradual but consistent move to resume normalizing policy.
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"Standard monetary policy strategy says a little less inflation, maybe a little less growth ... argue for just a smidgen slower process of normalizing rates," Williams said.
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Anglo American told Reuters on Sunday that it was normalizing mining activities at its flagship Los Bronces copper mine, after previously suspending them for security reasons.
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But pop culture has a way of normalizing the things it celebrates as exceptional in one person into the things that it expects from everyone else.
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Prince Saud championed a 2002 Arab peace initiative which called for normalizing relations between Arab countries and Israel in return for Israel's withdrawal from occupied territories.
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Appearing on CNN, former anchor Soledad O'Brien appeared to criticize the network and other news outlets for normalizing white supremacy through their coverage of Donald Trump.
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The normalizing of mass shootings in US schools, starting with Columbine, has led companies to start marketing their military and police gear to local school districts.
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Instead of normalizing the postfeminist world, as the rom-coms before had done so effectively, Girls saw it for what it was: deeply contradictory, exploitative, and misogynist.
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Meanwhile, Pence will try to make more progress on his Sisyphean task of normalizing Trump — which, given the GOP nominee's bizarre behavior of late, may be difficult.
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Now tech companies see value in normalizing a futuristic and potentially scary-sounding technology in order to get Average Joes used the idea of cars driving themselves.
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The move lead to an impasse in talks on normalizing ties between Belgrade and Pristina, seen as crucial if both countries want to join the European Union.
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Critics say the Fed's plan to shed assets once interest rates have started normalizing is too vague, suggesting that could work its way into increased congressional oversight.
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Most investors don't expect an interest rate hike by the Fed until December, despite the world's most influential central bank talking for years about normalizing monetary policy.
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Current valuations reflect optimistic assumptions with regard to Fed policy normalizing, the transition to a new presidential administration, and a renewed spirit of collegiality on Capitol Hill.
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Francois Monnet, Credit Suisse private banking head in North Asia, said onshore investors' "normalizing" expectations of returns had created a more level playing field for foreign banks.
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To be sure, the normalizing of U.S. interest rates could pressure some emerging markets with capital outflows — most notably Turkey, South Africa, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Indonesia.
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Curbelo called Obama's push for normalizing ties with Cuba a "legacy-building exercise" and said that so far, talks with Cuba have resembled a one-sided giveaway.
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Cannabis/beauty/wellness influencer and yoga instructor Brittany Tatiana (or sweettatas) quite literally embodies this positivity movement, by normalizing weed as a lifestyle choice on social media.
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Faulkner says that makes it a normalizing experience that creates trust over time, giving young people the confidence to ask questions critical to their health and safety.
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With unemployment at 5 percent and inflation making slow progress toward the Fed's 2 percent target, debate has intensified over when the FOMC should start normalizing policy.
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Kuroda's reappointment would mean his signature stimulus program will stay for the time being even as U.S. and European central banks head towards normalizing unconventional monetary policy.
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This is the big difference between Trump and a generic Republican, and it is significant because his train whistle has had the effect of normalizing open racism.
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Using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho, CNBC Pro identified 15 events in the last seven years that were seen as positive developments toward normalizing relations with Cuba.
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Unfortunately, we still have a long way to go when it comes to normalizing breast-feeding, but thankfully we have moms like Montgomery to pave the way.
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Castro spoke before Obama, saying his country remained committed to normalizing relations but reiterated that it could only happen if Congress ends a decades-old economic blockade.
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Remember your values Families are an emotional unit, so try to focus on normalizing the reactions that are coming from the charged up emotions surrounding the election.
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Since the Nixon administration, which started the process of normalizing diplomatic relations with mainland China, the U.S. has often used China as a check against Russian power.
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Some of Trump's defenders then tried to muddy the waters by normalizing corrupt quid pro quos and claiming that Trump and the Democrats alike had made missteps.
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Just normalizing relations with North Korea, and opening up channels of communication, should reduce the chances of a grave misperception by Kim and an attack by Trump.
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An unfunded tax cut today would almost certainly complicate the Federal Reserve's difficult task of normalizing monetary policy by raising the prospect of a return of inflation.
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"We are in the midst of heightened mainstreaming of divisive and often extremist language, the normalizing of hate," said Oren Segal, director of ADL's center on extremism.
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"You can't just ignore the law of this country the way this administration habitually does," Rubio said during a back-and-forth over normalizing U.S.-Cuban relations.
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He met with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan to open what he called "a new chapter of friendship" and stressed the importance of normalizing relations with Pakistan.
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"For Shinzo, realizing the dream of normalizing relations with Russia that Shintaro had in mind is one legacy that he wants to leave," former diplomat Togo said.
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Any organization that doesn't want to be complicit in normalizing Kavanaugh should withdraw its support from The Federalist Society and pledge not to give in the future.
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This is the Administration that is pursing anti-trans policies in the military, dismantling government LGBTQ health initiatives, normalizing racist rhetoric, and supported cuts to HIV funding.
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He's normalizing pseudoscienceOn the first front, Trump is calling into question the truth behind climate change, the effectiveness of vaccines, and the facts behind evidence-based medicine.
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What also heartened me last night is that our country has shifted on this idea of normalizing sexual assault and it's not going to be ok anymore.
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Some observers believe the impeachment proceedings might be normalizing impeachment as a tool of politics in Brazil, since they're motivated by Rousseff's vulnerability rather than major wrongdoing.
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However, Trump has also attempted to dial back expectations, and has cautioned that normalizing relations between the two countries will take several meetings to achieve, if possible.
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Abe has said Japan was committed to normalizing diplomatic relations with North Korea but several issues, including North Korea's kidnapping of its citizens, must be resolved first.
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Longer term, the platform has much broader aspirations of driving better health outcomes, normalizing better preventative health behavior and creating more efficient and affordable global healthcare systems.
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Why it matters: Following Trump's rhetorical attacks on NATO allies in Brussels last week, the summit will be remembered for normalizing an adversary while weakening transatlantic solidarity.
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Tomasula feels the task of normalizing this futuristic take on ready-to-eat ultimately lies with the companies who will eventually incorporate it into their product lines.
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The court ruled that the former laborers' right to reparation was not terminated by a 1965 treaty normalizing diplomatic ties, rejecting the claim by Tokyo, Yonhap said.
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Even though Trump's comments were completely out of step with what experts are saying, Fox News wasted no time normalizing them as one side of an argument.
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Senate Republicans succeeded in normalizing Trump's cabinet and judicial appointments by behaving, well, normally: Working behind the scenes to veto bad choices and elevate more conventional picks.
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For all the talk of normalizing Trump, it was our normalization of the platforms he thrived on — reality television, cable news, and Twitter — that made Trump possible.
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The new government will be expected to relaunch talks with Belgrade on normalizing relations, the main precondition for both Kosovo and Serbia to join the European Union.
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The move halted the dialogue on normalizing relations between Belgrade and Pristina and angered the European Union and the United States, which backed Kosovo's declaration of independence.
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"There's no question that founder power peaked in 2015 and we've been two years into normalizing," said Paul Martino, a partner at the venture firm Bullpen Capital.
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"This is Channel 4 living its remit, normalizing a taboo subject by making it more visible," Channel 4's chief executive, Alex Mahon, said in a statement.
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Even if some of the words Biden says are prudent and expressive of good intent, he misses the point of changing the culture around normalizing domestic violence.
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Some critics and social media users have accused the show of normalizing or even glorifying stalking, with only the sub-par excuse that, well, ghosting is wrong.
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The deficit hawks would also seem to be minimizing how seriously a fiscal stimulus at this juncture will complicate the Federal Reserve's task of normalizing monetary policy.
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McCain had been one of the most vocal proponents in Washington in favor of normalizing ties with Communist-led Vietnam, a former enemy of the United States.
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If economic and political reform advance under a new leader in Cuba, that would give added impetus to the process of normalizing relations between the two countries.
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This has been helped by a decade of monetary stimulus and cheap lending from central banks, who are now moving toward normalizing policy and raising interest rates.
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It is vital that members of both parties admit what they see when these moments happen and avoid normalizing these kinds of reckless departures from presidential history.
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I'd almost call the humor here a theme, but that in itself is a normalizing pigeonhole of the grid's eccentricities ("Don't label me!" it seems to cry).
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The memoirs of those who survived the 1930s — Sebastian Haffner's "Defying Hitler" is a great example — warn against normalizing dictatorships, particularly when new dictators are popularly elected.
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The dollar's upside was also capped, as major central banks such as the Bank of England and European Central Bank are moving toward normalizing their own monetary policies.
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The numbers suggest BTG Pactual's revenues were finally normalizing following the spin-off of a commodities unit and the sale of Swiss private bank BSI Ltd last year.
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The Fed last week raised its benchmark interest rate a quarter-point, the fourth increase this year and the ninth since it began normalizing rates in December 2015.
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Deposit outflows would occur as a result of reserves leaving the system, but overall the steepening yield curve should provide a tailwind to banks while normalizing the environment.
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"The fact is, it's a strong economy and normalizing rates is a good thing — they will do December," Dimon said in an interview with CNBC's Becky Quick Thursday.
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"What's important to me about these ad campaigns is they're speaking to people who aren't users and they're normalizing the space to people who aren't users," he said.
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"We hope to achieve 2 percent inflation at the earliest date possible by maintaining our powerful monetary easing, so that we can begin normalizing monetary policy," Kuroda said.
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"It stands as the single most difficult obstacle to us re-normalizing the relationship with Russia, which we badly would like to do," he said in early December.
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Might ignoring the content and context of such graphic works translate to normalizing the violence experienced by students who sit in the classrooms where these works are discussed?
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For me, it's astonishing to see just how quickly SpaceX is normalizing something that engineers and space nerds have been dreaming of for more than half a century.
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The Federal Reserve's policy of normalizing interest rates is appropriate because the U.S. economy has recovered on all fronts, according to the chairman of J.P. Morgan Chase International.
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One of the biggest obstacles to normalizing fat bodies is the almost total lack of visibility given to women that don't conform to that traditional Hollywood beauty standard.
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American travel to Cuba, both authorized and surreptitious, has boomed since U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro agreed to start normalizing relations in December 2014.
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Clinton has sought to show off her much deeper experience in foreign policy in recent days, while her campaign has hit Sanders for suggesting normalizing relations with Iran.
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Brainard also spoke about normalizing monetary policy, where short-term interest rate change is restored as the primary policy tool and the Fed balance sheet is gradually reduced.
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He broke with many others in the GOP foreign policy establishment by saying he would continue the President's policy of normalizing relations with the former U.S. communist foe.
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Improving growth has cemented market views that the central bank's policy loosening cycle is over and that the Bank of Korea will likely start normalizing rates next year.
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Despite the improved economic situation in the euro zone, the central bank needs to be "patient" when normalizing monetary policy, Draghi also said during his speech on Friday.
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Cuba made the internet more accessible as part of the December 2014 agreement to begin normalizing relations with the US after more than a half century of estrangement.
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" Many leftists evidently believe that the criticism is better applied elsewhere; after Gabeira had a friendly exchange with Bolsonaro on the air, he was accused of "normalizing barbarism.
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" Regardless of who wins the party nomination, "the process is going to be really important for normalizing to voters the presence of that many women on the stage.
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Such silence runs the risk of "normalizing hate," Vanita Gupta, the president and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, said in an emailed statement.
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The U.S. government suspended discussions on normalizing relations with Sudan in April after the overthrow of President Omar al-Bashir, and Hale said that suspension remained in place.
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He boasted that "normalizing entitlement reform, pushing the cause of entitlement reform" was something he was proud he accomplished through pushing his budgets and his record as speaker.
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Showing the penises as they were, in an artistic sense, [and] connected to a person is a way of normalizing the way we look at the human body.
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In December last year, the supermarket chain made headlines when it was accused of "normalizing porn" by selling pre-made cans of Porn Star Martinis in its stores.
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As President Trump thinks about whether to choose a new Fed leader, Ms. Yellen, whose term expires in February, and her colleagues have been busy normalizing monetary policy.
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Mr. Mannan and Mr. Tonoy's murders, and the failure to bring their killers to justice, set a disturbing precedent of normalizing the exclusionary worldview that took their life.
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"They're normalizing themselves as part of the body politic in a way that makes Jews more accepting of them, even if they don't vote for them," he said.
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By making it a harmless part of the opening monologue, the Oscars showrunners are normalizing this as something so expected that it's not even worth being outraged about.
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If there's any one phone to blame for normalizing camera bumps, it was the iPhone X. One the bright side: the bump's one of the smallest (for now).
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The two countries "agreed to begin a process of normalizing diplomatic relations," they said in a joint statement, adding that ambassadors would be restored in the coming days.
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"Ideally, from his perspective, he could replicate the Chinese model by normalizing foreign relations, from the U.S. down, on the basis of a nuclear deterrent," Mr. Delury said.
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"By the Fed normalizing policy and draining liquidity, if that's happening at a time when tax policies are changing that could really be a watershed moment," said Goncalves.
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The hope is that by normalizing ourselves — and by being visible in our normalcy — we can offset the barriers that keep trans people at the margins of society.
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To her credit, Jamil has also been vocal and unapologetic about her own abortion, which is invaluable in normalizing the experience and lifting the stigma that surrounds it.
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While normalizing global demand boosted exports, South Korea's trade minister raised concerns that export growth could slow in the fourth quarter due to a deterioration in trade relations.
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Image by image, and with invocations of history and the Holocaust, Mr. Moaz also suggests that normalizing catastrophic violence — and routinizing mourning — is finally little else than nihilism.
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"This time it is more challenging than usual because of the trade tensions and because of capital flows from emerging markets to countries normalizing monetary policy," she added.
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Some observers believe that the impeachment proceedings might be normalizing impeachment as a tool of politics in Brazil, since they're motivated by Rousseff's vulnerability rather than major wrongdoing.
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But Arrieta, like Madison Bumgarner early in his career, suffered from being coaxed by player development staff into normalizing his natural mechanical tendency of throwing across his body.
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I couldn't tell if this was because of the sleep learning or because, in thinking and talking about my insomnia more than I usually do, I was normalizing it.
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In so many songs, Grande urges women, with immediacy and specificity, to more forcefully assert their needs in a relationship; she's normalizing the conversation around emotional autonomy for women.
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It has maintained for years that normalizing relations hinges on Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands captured in the 1967 Middle East war, territory Palestinians seek for a future state.
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But some say that's no longer the viable strategy it once was as the market environment shifts and the Federal Reserve remains on its path to normalizing monetary policy.
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A major task facing the new government will be to relaunch talks with Belgrade on normalizing relations, key for both countries in their bid to join the European Union.
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It's time we change this dynamic by normalizing conversations about emotions and mental health, talking more about therapy and asking for help, and supporting increased access to practitioners. 4.
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Since The Economist has (wrongly, in my view) made clear they're not disinviting Bannon, I'll show up to make the case for a renewed norm against normalizing racist authoritarians.
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Both the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan were expected to begin normalizing monetary policy in 2019 — reintroducing interest rates that are not at or below zero.
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Chipotle plans to deliver 20 percent margin and $10 of earnings per share by implementing efficiency on food and labor costs, normalizing promo costs and renegotiating contracts for supplies.
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Orientalism has a way of normalizing cultural variations and of excusing any abuses: Scheherazade, the harem and belly dancing exempted some Westerners from considering the plight of Muslim women.
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Daniel DeBolt, a spokesman for the Mountain View Tenants Coalition told San Jose Inside that these companies are just normalizing the idea that we should all bid up rents.
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While Flynn and some cannabis consumers won't be in favor of Black's methods, the artist sees himself as normalizing the culture in a more direct way: on the streets.
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The process of normalizing relations between Cuba and the US will likely take many more years, but easing trade and travel restrictions is a step in the right direction.
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Plexamp also includes some other nifty features, like normalizing playback from songs on various albums, a lack of a playback gap, and "smart transitions," or seamless transitions between songs.
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Moscow, which has provided crucial military support to Assad, is eager to show that the situation in Syria is normalizing now that the government has recaptured most opposition strongholds.
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Yiannopoulos' rise and influence crystallizes how social media can amplify a fringe voice by coalescing followers and normalizing once-abhorred opinions and groups, which leads to real world violence.
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The Cuban government and most citizens are very critical of the continuing embargo and from their point of view, it remains the largest obstacle to normalizing U.S.-Cuba relations.
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Of course, this has the side effect of turning Nazism into a cheap joke; by routinely comparing himself, a vlogger followed by millions, to Hitler, he's normalizing Nazi ideology.
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The reasoning here is that the US is supposed to be normalizing trade, and sanctioning Iran for behaviors that, to be clear, aren't covered by the deal, hurts Tehran.
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But continued gains in jobs and wages should reduce the likelihood of a worst-case outcome and allow the Federal Reserve to continue normalizing conditions later on this year.
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Roommates (or fiancees) seem to exert a normalizing influence: You can't really go full Chad if there's a danger that someone will walk in on you at any time.
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The nomination comes at a critical time as the Fed is in the midst of normalizing policy after the extreme measures taken in the wake of the financial crisis.
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SARA EISEN: Stan, do you think this is gonna be a tricky task in normalizing raising interest rates, now that we are starting to really see inflation take hold?
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When Gabbana first publicly thanked Trump for wearing the brand (and declared her a #DGWoman), many accused the designer of supporting "fascist" ideas and further normalizing the First Family.
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The media has certainly played a role in normalizing gun violence and race relations, but this was true in literature and the press way before Americans started worshipping screens.
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In fact, the Federal Reserve has begun normalizing monetary policy from the highly accommodative crisis levels, raising interest rates and reducing the size of its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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But after a series of punishing national crackdowns on polluters, the government is trying to establish a system of incentives aimed at "normalizing compliance" among enterprises and local governments.
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Mnuchin noted the symbolism of the two sides meeting in Shanghai — the Shanghai Communique of 1972 was considered an important step in normalizing relations between the U.S. and China.
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Fed officials have said they believe the economy is sufficiently strong to handle rate increases and presents the opportunity to start normalizing policy after years of historically accommodative actions.
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Alan Levy, Manitoba, Canada When The Times reported on Trump's first White House appointees, many readers believed that the paper was already normalizing Trump's presidency by inaccurately describing them.
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So if the sales pitch is coming from the athletes they admire or the bands they like, they as a generation could set off the process of normalizing it.
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"People kinda use [the word normal] when talking about Sam and Rose's relationship in this movie, and it's like—'We're not normalizing it, it is normal," Clemons told IndieWire.
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News of Obama's trip prompted sharp criticism from some members of the Republican-controlled Congress, where there is strong opposition to normalizing relations with Havana, mostly from Republican lawmakers.
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U.S. inflation — still below its 2 percent target despite a low unemployment rate — has been a key point in the argument on whether the Fed should continue normalizing rates.
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The National Health Commission has also ordered hospitals to begin normalizing operations, and some hospitals in Shanghai and Guangzhou announced that they were reopening their outpatient clinics this week.
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Protected by ringleaders with political connections, the ruse has ballooned in size, he said, slowly normalizing a practice that has jeopardized the tourism jobs of thousands of honest locals.
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"The North expressed its willingness to hold a heartfelt dialogue with the United States on the issues of denuclearization and normalizing relations with the United States," the statement said.
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"The BOJ has already begun normalizing policy since it shifted to yield curve control (YCC) last year, and that's the direction the bank seems to heading," he told Reuters.
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Strangely, this occurred only a month after the United States prematurely moved towards normalizing relations with the very abnormal government of Sudan by removing comprehensive sanctions on the country.
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"Never before has the outcome and subtext of a general election in Pakistan, including perceptions around normalizing extremism, mattered as much for Pakistan's immediate neighbor China, " Levesques told CNBC.
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This has to raise questions as to how sustainable this debt will be once the European Central Bank stops buying European sovereign debt and starts normalizing European interest rates.
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One stumbling block may occur if the Federal Reserve, led by Chair Jerome Powell, raises interest rates too quickly or aggressively as inflation and employment have both been normalizing.
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On Wall Street, stocks opened mixed in the run up to the Federal Reserve's announcement of when it will begin the process of normalizing its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Yellen leaves the Federal Reserve after four years as chair, and in that time she began the slow process toward normalizing interest rates and shrinking the Fed's balance sheet.
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For me, diversity can be as much about celebrating differences as it is about normalizing them to the point where they really don't matter, inasmuch as everyone is different.
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It has become a cliche among activists on the left to point out that political actors and the press need to constantly be on guard against normalizing Trump's behavior.
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Every so often Iranian officials take note of the rising popularity and call for measures to prevent Iranians from normalizing the notion that a dog is man's best friend.
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The Ministry of Language Policy, established in 2011, has been tasked with normalizing and promoting the use of Guaraní across the government, including in the Legislature and the courts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, CATS in the London tube, Shriver's cultural appropriation heard around the world, Clinton's white supremacy explainer, normalizing Trump, Gawken, and more.
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Cuba has made the Internet more accessible as part of the December 553 agreement to begin normalizing relations with the US after a more than a half century of estrangement.
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Already, plenty of people are criticizing the piece on Twitter for normalizing Trump—who, remember, is apparently not above Holocaust jokes—but it's also achieving internet notoriety in another way.
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Now, they have a small window — a small window — to start normalizing, and I think they intend to take advantage of it," Allianz's chief economic adviser told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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His younger brother, Raul Castro, who took over as president in 2008, made history two years ago by agreeing with Obama to end Cold War hostility and start normalizing relations.
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So by perpetuating the myth that suicide is more common during the holidays, faulty media reports may contribute to more suicides by somewhat normalizing the act during the winter months.
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It has maintained for years that normalizing relations hinges on an Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands captured in the 1967 Middle East war - territory Palestinians seek for a future state.
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With monetary policy normalizing, it has turned its attention to reducing its portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities mostly purchased following the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession.
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I worry that, as I said, MSNBC and CNN are normalizing what Fox has done by being paler versions of it, and that it's going take journalism years to recover.
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Sex toys as status symbols are a really interesting thing because, on the one hand, it's a sign that sex toys are normalizing because you're willing to show it off.
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"I love so much about my friend Tess, her normalizing breast feeding where ever and when ever her child is hungry is just another thing that makes me love her."
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Her landscapes have the mesmerizing effect of at once exalting and normalizing what she refers to, in an accompanying video entitled "Untouched Landscape" (2007), "the untouched landscape" of her body.
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"My audience wants to kill me for normalizing a lunatic like yourself," Samantha Bee said to Glenn Beck as they sat down for an interview while wearing ugly Christmas sweaters.
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Scarborough's take: Bannon's well-documented desire to destroy and undermine existing institutions and processes risks tearing Washington apart — so Kelly can be a moderating and normalizing presence in Trump's orbit.
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ROME (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday an Israeli naval blockade of Gaza will remain in force after a deal normalizing Israel's political and diplomatic ties with Turkey.
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In addition to normalizing bodily content, she's pushing boundaries to afford other people moral and sexual freedom; by allowing herself to be policed, she broadens the scope of what's permissible.
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TRUMP FORCED KIM JONG UN TO &aposBEG&apos FOR MEETING, GIULIANI SAYS Trump also said that "normalizing relations" with North Korea is something he hopes to do during the summit.
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It has also brought more than 10 of its first stage boosters safely back to Earth after launch, normalizing a feat that seemed insurmountably difficult just a few years ago.
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Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization rose 13 percent to 1.527 billion reais, after normalizing for tower sales and other items, above a consensus estimate of 1.481 billion reais.
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It is time to begin ending Armenia's occupation, return of the displaced, normalizing lives of both Armenian and Azerbaijani communities in Nagorno-Karabakh and fully integrating Armenia into the region.
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She then raised the question: Are we normalizing a system in which it is left to women to do the significant labor of spreading this information, and avoiding sexual predators?
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Realizing that anxiety is just part of the human experience and—despite our worries—people aren't noticing us, can be incredibly helpful at normalizing and de-escalating anxiety, Chapman says.
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But the Obama administration has not yet said whether China is complying with the agreement, which was seen as a critical first step to normalizing tense cyber relations with China.
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Beyond denuclearization, the two leaders will also approach the issue of officially ending the Korean War, normalizing relations between the two countries and a framework for reaching a denuclearization deal.
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Over the last two years, the market narrative appears to be one of above-trend economic growth and normalizing interest rate policy, resulting in an accommodative environment for equity investing.
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In a November marked by the normalizing of hate speech, it would be catastrophic for liberals to shy away from the progressive agenda that has defined the party's social platform.
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Maybe normalizing homages in comedy, which other art forms called "remixes" or "pastiche," in a way which gives due credit really is necessary for people to start acknowledging their purloining.
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For media outlets that choose to air or publish these views, there is a danger of normalizing and disseminating that propaganda, as well as giving it the imprimatur of authority.
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Last month the FOMC augmented its Policy Normalization Principles and Plans by providing additional details on the process that we will follow in normalizing the size of our balance sheet.
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We are in the process of gradually normalizing both interest rate policy and our balance sheet with a view to extending the recovery and sustaining the pursuit of our objectives.
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Normalizing the use of netting, purchasing said nets, water safety instruction, and encouraging those who are ill to immediately see a doctor does tremendous work to cutting down infection rates.
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Since the Obama administration began normalizing relations with Cuba in late 2014, the two governments have begun cooperating more closely on maritime security, migration flows, counternarcotics and law enforcement matters.
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But Mr. Trump's speech was a stinging rejection of Mr. Obama's announcement in 2014 that he and President Raúl Castro of Cuba would begin normalizing relations between the two countries.
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It's just more of the creepy normalizing of internet surveillance that we'll probably keep seeing from big internet companies as they insinuate themselves deeper and deeper into our daily lives.
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Global rates are still historically low, he pointed out, and the European Central Bank will move "slower than investors think" going forward when it comes to normalizing its monetary policy.
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Stocks of bread, chicken and beef that once sold for nearly nothing are now being sold at market rates, at least partly normalizing farm production and sales through supply chains.
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Because as Dr. Singh so brilliantly pointed out, your insistence on normalizing a name for white Americans is actually the very definition of cultural imperialism, which is awful and oppressive.
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"If the conclusion of the Governing Council is that that path is at stake and that the delay in normalizing may get bigger...it may decide to act," he said.
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They live under tight restrictions imposed by the Lebanese government, which has barred them from more than 30 professions as part of efforts to avoid normalizing their status in Lebanon.
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Originally Occupy Museums wanted to have it in the lobby and hang the anti-fascist sign there — as public as possible, de-normalizing the experience of the day at Whitney.
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While we've come a long way in normalizing the conversation, that doesn't change the fact that so many women still feel the need to caveat their choice to have an abortion.
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Mr. Obama announced last week that he would end that streak with a visit next month, aiming to build momentum toward normalizing relations with Havana before he leaves the White House.
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Prince Turki, who himself appeared on a panel last year alongside a former chief for Israel's Mossad spy agency, said such appearances do not represent a normalizing of relations with Israel.
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The Republican Party is failing to uphold those values…In supporting Trump, they're normalizing somebody who mimics murderous dictators like Vladimir Putin, Saddam Hussein, Kim Jong Un, and Bashar al-Assad.
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The Fed wants to keep normalizing policy, with will do so in the face of worries about an economic slowdown, and increasing pressure from President Donald Trump to keep rates low.
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This small-scale activation is a natural next step in our ambition to get closer to our consumers; by normalizing disability in advertising and communications, and using humor to challenge preconceptions.
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The U.S. central bank raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point on Wednesday, marking the fourth increase this year and the ninth since it began normalizing in December 2015.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia and Kosovo should stop provoking each other and resume talks on normalizing relations two decades after the end of their war, a senior U.S. envoy said on Friday.
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But in truth, the process of normalizing interest rate policy remains data dependent and dependent, as well, on a strengthening global economy, for which there is no convincing data at all.
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"Politics will be less of a downward force than we initially thought, and the ECB is a bit more comfortable in normalizing policy," said Hamish Pepper, an FX strategist at Barclays.
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But I would bet that negative rates are more likely in the months or years ahead than the Fed normalizing rates through a series of rate hikes that begin in June.
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For these public appearances, Beyoncé has been winning plaudits from cultural commenters, who say she's "normalizing the beauty of black motherhood," as Kelly Glass wrote in a powerful essay for Romper.
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This has contributed to lower-income Americans cycling in and out of partnerships, which grow further apart as they get older as well as a normalizing of out-of-wedlock births.
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Following the feedback she received from the photo, she dished on both her passion for the importance of normalizing breastfeeding, as well as the challenges that come along with the practice.
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"The biggest danger of these kind of comments is not the emboldening of the organized racist —although this is surely to happen — but the potential normalizing of racist ideas," she said.
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The term "normalizing" isn't about tokenism or trotting out tired and offensive stereotypes; it's about giving characters from all backgrounds the opportunity to tell their story, without making it the story.
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" But he said that just as the United States had reached a point where it was comfortable normalizing relations with Cuba, normalization with Iran was "something I hope we can achieve.
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Kosovo blamed a campaign by Serbia for its failure to join Interpol and said Serbia was against normalizing relations, key for both countries if they are to join the European Union.
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In real time, that looks like normalizing "locker room talk" and laughing at rape jokes; rationalizing phrases like "grab her by the pussy" and letting the man who said it slide.
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YouTube is complicit—not so much because of yesterday's footage, but because of the huge role it's played and continues to play in normalizing and spreading this kind of violent rhetoric.
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The core personal consumption expenditures price index has consistently fallen short of the central bank's 2 percent target for over five years, even as the Fed has moved toward normalizing policy.
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"Our volume in those markets is exactly the same as what we had in the fourth quarter of 2016, so it is actually a normalizing with some extraordinary effect," he said.
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With that boom, however, comes rising interest rates from the Fed, which is "normalizing" the ultra-low interest rate policy that was needed at the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Brzezinski was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1981 by Carter for his work on normalizing relations between the United States and China, and for his work advancing human rights.
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For a central bank not so long ago intent on normalizing policy from its financial crisis-era accommodation levels, the developments at this week's meeting represent a striking change in direction.
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The World Bank added that the region's resilience could be tested if global financial conditions tighten faster than expected at a time when the United States is normalizing its monetary policy.
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In the article, Leonid Slutsky, chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, said that lifting sanctions should be a part of a separate dialogue about normalizing U.S.-Russia relations.
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This would seem to leave the Fed with very few options but to continue normalizing U.S. interest rates, which is all too likely to propel the dollar to ever-higher levels.
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BP said on Thursday, after the barge had drifted passed Valhall, that it had started normalizing operations and that it usually took 24 hours to restart output after a complete shutdown.
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You're not complaining about how much of an inconvenience it was (which would make them wonder why you agreed in the first place), and you're not underplaying (and normalizing!) it either.
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"We can say with a large amount of confidence that of course no bright prospects for normalizing Russian-American relations can be seen on the horizon," Peskov said, according to Reuters.
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ET, when the Federal Reserve releases the minutes of its September 21-22018 meeting, at which it left interest rates unchanged but laid out a timeline for normalizing its balance sheet.
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And while other central banks are joining the Fed in gradually normalizing policy, several lenders have become frustrated with the somewhat glacial approach to monetary tightening from major central banks worldwide.
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Of this group, Evans and Kashkari have made more forceful arguments for normalizing policy slowly, testing the degree to which further labor market improvement can be gained without sparking excessive inflation.
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"Somebody in his position, doing what he has done and said, not only in his own country but now getting involved in the debate here, he is normalizing hatred," he said.
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To so generously characterize them, even in passing as part of an otherwise worthy debate analysis, risks normalizing positions that are brazenly unconstitutional and profoundly damaging to the lives of women.
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The SNB is dependent on ECB's pace of monetary policy and may look at normalizing its policy once President Mario Draghi decides to start rolling back the bank's asset purchase program.
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In 2003, for instance, the Agreed Framework — an agreement signed under the Clinton administration in 1994 aimed at freezing North Korea's nuclear program and normalizing U.S.-North Korean relations — broke down.
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A new line of luxury devices from the Didget Babes, a design duo, goes beyond simply normalizing the action — it destroys stigma by making fidgeting liberating, productive and, yes, even sexy.
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" This time around, though, history may not be the best guide, Thomas E. Mann, a resident scholar at Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies, warned: "We should beware normalizing an abnormal election.
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The departure of Yellen and Fischer, who have steered the Fed toward gradually normalizing interest rates, could widen the ideological divide between the banks' more liberal governors and Trump's conservative picks.
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Obama announced his decision at a press conference in Hanoi alongside Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang, saying it will help complete the "lengthy" process of normalizing relations with the Communist nation.
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President Trump's actions have repeatedly proven antithetical to these values — through his efforts to undermine our democratic institutions, his flagrant disregard of lawful congressional oversight, and his normalizing of authoritarian tactics.
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He is negotiating over the trip with the same group of Cuban officials he secretly met with for months in Canada to strike the initial 2014 deal to begin normalizing relations.
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Shooting those sexually explicit selfies and saying these are art and forcing them to look at them was a huge step toward normalizing it, so people could get over the shock.
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Fallon was criticized for normalizing Trump and not doing more to confront him about his politics or behavior, which the Tonight Show host has been justifying or apologizing for ever since.
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The Israeli far-right does this by funding, expanding and potentially annexing settlements, and by normalizing the settlements, especially in the minds of Israelis, as indistinguishable from the rest of Israel.
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It would involve North Korea giving up its nuclear program in exchange for the U.S. ending sanctions and normalizing relations, with some commitments from North Korea on human rights as well.
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Normalizing bad things was sort of the theme of this election and it's already happening now and no matter what I type here or do anywhere else, it figures to continue.
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Just as sexually violent pornography can have a corrosive effect on real-life romantic relations by normalizing potentially harmful behavior, the consumption of child porn could ease the stigma surrounding pedophilia.
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As the feminist author Jane Caputi wrote in a 1993 essay, "American Psychos: The Serial Killer in Contemporary Fiction," Dr. Stade was normalizing violence against women and made it seem mainstream.
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By normalizing all body parts and speaking of them regularly and straightforwardly with correct language, we send the message that every part of a person's body is healthy, wholesome and worthy.
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Normalizing injustice, says a new report by Color of Change and the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center, through inaccurate depictions of a justice system from a mostly white point of view.
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A Pew Research poll released in December showed widespread support for normalizing relations with Cuba, and nearly three-quarters of Americans — 73 percent — said they favor lifting the embargo against Cuba.
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But for media outlets that view themselves as above taking sides, attempts to provide a sober, "balanced" look at presidential speeches often end up normalizing things that are decidedly not normal.
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Market expectations for a rate hike are just 3 percent, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, but investors will look for clues on the central bank's path toward normalizing policy.
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And I think the biggest underpriced risk this year is that central banks haven't really seen the impact, with all the normalizing, that this will have down the road on inflation.
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These consumer-grade spyware apps — also known as "stalkerware" — have come under increased scrutiny in recent years for allowing and normalizing surveillance, often secretly and without obtaining permission from their victims.
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A decade on and the U.S. economy is well into its recovery; the central bank announced in September 2017 that it was ending QE and would start "normalizing" its balance sheet.
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But that's exactly the point: The same technology underlies them both, and the risk of uncritically normalizing one is that we inch toward a world where the other becomes more prevalent.
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Rising health-care costs will add one percent of GDP to Medicaid, and normalizing interest rates will add perhaps three percent of GDP to the cost of servicing the national debt.
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"Seeing more conversations, hearing more conversations is a sign of success that we're normalizing the issue," said Wideman, who's also a lawyer and former player for the Women's National Basketball Association.
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On December 211, 22000, Obama and Cuban President Raúl Castro (Fidel's younger brother and appointed successor) began the process of normalizing relations for the first time since they were severed in 2537.
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Putin is hoping the summit took a first step toward normalizing relations — and most importantly, persuading the U.S. to recognize Russia as a global player whose interests must be taken into account.
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But even though the food-loving women on these shows may not have represented the most attainable body types, they still went a long way toward normalizing the idea of women eating.
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Police can use the technology to quickly find suspects, but civil liberties experts are wary of normalizing face recognition, which both identifies people in public places and matches them against criminal databases.
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Volatility has rocked other assets but foreign exchange traders have tended to focus on the slow-moving path toward normalizing monetary policy in the world's biggest economies rather than react to geopolitics.
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While he described the Trump quote that inspired the T-shirt and subsequent accusations of normalizing sexual assault "horrendous," Mahoney said that Spencer's wouldn't be pulling it anytime soon, per The Oregonian.
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The court ruled that the former laborers' right to reparation was not terminated by a 1965 treaty normalizing diplomatic ties, rejecting the claim by Tokyo and Japanese courts, Yonhap news agency said.
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And you know, of course it's easy for people who own assets to say it's all about lower rates, but the fact is, a strong economy, normalizing rates is a good thing.
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"The reason we wanted to do it is to start normalizing [the birthmark] for her as early as possible now that she's just starting to be conscious of herself," Crenshaw tells PEOPLE.
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The result is that the fully polished look has become the norm, raising the standard for everyone else and normalizing what should really be a once-in-a-lifetime rite of passage.
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Revealing plans for the Unsend button now could serve to dampen the backlash by making Zuckerberg look like a beta tester of the feature, and eventually normalizing Unsend as a common behavior.
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Instead, it was the desire to continue normalizing relations between the United States and Vietnam and to do away with a ban "based on ideological division between our two countries," he said.
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"So those kind of behaviors I think, once they start normalizing, you're not going to be able to tell the difference really between a machine driving versus a person driving," Vera said.
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Much like with the question of Islam's place in the theological discourse, Inskeep allowed the idea of a faked threat to stand, normalizing what was once a fringe idea in American society.
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Long before Donald Trump became the president-elect, his detractors warned against "normalizing" his myriad violations of campaign decorum: the bigotry and misogyny, the Putin-philia and cavalier talk about nuclear weapons.
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And we cannot continue to treat this type of hate-fueled violence as a lesser form of terrorism, lest we risk normalizing this repulsive behavior and missing opportunities to prevent future attacks.
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Sharing our stories and normalizing science-backed, effective treatments for both physical and mental illnesses is a crucial step toward making it easier for people who need help to seek it out.
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Instead, these experts worry that Trump is normalizing a set of practices that are typically seen in authoritarian countries — and, by doing so, threatening to slowly and steadily hollow out American democracy.
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Tech CEOs "are being insensitive to is the fact that for many people, myself included, wrapping Donald Trump in the blanket of 'a major party nominee' is normalizing his behavior," Putorti wrote.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Four European countries and the United States urged Kosovo and Serbia on Tuesday to re-launch their dialogue on normalizing ties in order to advance their bid for EU membership.
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Operating profitability continued to show a positive trend and combined ratio decreased to 105.4% as of Sept-2015 (108.7% Dec-2014; 113.1% Sept-2014), normalizing from the losses caused by Odile Hurricane.
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Starship's long-term aim isn't just to dominate university life, but rather to use this next generation of students as a kind of Trojan horse for normalizing robotic delivery outside of campuses.
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Carter, who signed accords in 1979 normalizing relations with China, has previously urged the U.S. and China to improve relations and find areas of common concern even amid a lengthy trade dispute.
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I understand that he is elevating and normalizing a particular stance of racism and sexism that many view as a spiritual attack, a kind of psychic violence from which they cannot escape.
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The Ethiopian and Eritrean leaders signed a "joint declaration of peace and friendship" on July 9, normalizing ties between the longtime foes who waged war against each other between 1998 and 2000.
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Ummy Mwalimu, Tanzania's minister for health said the government had received reports that some local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) were promoting and normalizing same-sex relationships as part of their HIV programs.
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Companies in the United States added 190,000 in November, suggesting that labor market may be normalizing after months of hurricane-skewed data, according to the monthly report from ADP and Moody's Analytics.
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To the Editor: Your article takes Donald Trump's presidency seriously, as we must, and appropriately recognizes its unprecedented and problematic nature, but you come dangerously close to normalizing a very abnormal situation.
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Amid the shock felt by many Americans in response to Donald Trump's win in the 2016 presidential election, a key mantra among progressives has become to warn against normalizing the president-elect.
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Insurance was part of the normalizing disguise that Bob and the Family Parr wore to hide the brilliant gifts that are at once their calling and their art (and sometimes their burden).
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Calling the president "a man without character or ethical compass," Mr. Schiff insisted that now was the time for members of his own party to choose between normalizing corruption or removing it.
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The dollar's upside was also capped as many of the world's major central banks such as the Bank of England and European Central Bank are moving toward normalizing their own monetary policies.
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Saudi Arabia has maintained for years that normalizing relations with Israel hinges on its withdrawal from Arab lands captured in the 1967 Middle East war - territory Palestinians seek for a future state.
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Powell has said he believes the economy is strong enough for the Fed to continue on its path of normalizing rates, which were held at a historically low level during the recovery.
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She was quickly confirmed by the Senate, even though, as head of the State Department's Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, Jacobson had irritated Rubio with her role in normalizing relations with Cuba.
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"(Fischer) is trying to signal to the market that the Fed is more serious about normalizing policy," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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" Yates, an Obama appointee who was suddenly fired from her post in January after refusing to defend Trump's travel ban, tweeted Tuesday morning that "normalizing" the president's false statements would be "dangerous.
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The fruits of this administration's diplomacy can also been seen in our own hemisphere, where we strengthened our position by normalizing relations with Cuba and helped end Colombia's decades-long civil war.
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Paul Armentano, deputy director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, said Hatch's respectability in the Senate bolsters the seriousness of the bill by normalizing the topic among lawmakers.
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Previous cases the five former laborers had brought in Japan were dismissed on the grounds that their right to reparation was terminated by a 1965 treaty normalizing diplomatic ties between Seoul and Tokyo.
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"It seems like we're coming very close to normalizing corporations being able to say, 'Whatever opinion you have, you're not allowed to speak,'" he told BuzzFeed News, explaining his decision to get involved.
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"After the rise in uncertainty and risks at the start of this year, the situation in the economy is normalizing," central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina said at a news conference after the decision.
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None of us are treated the same and we are supposed to just feel grateful that someone, anyone, has made an effort in focusing on our community, fixing our bodies, and normalizing us.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's new central bank governor Amir Yaron sees normalizing monetary policy as the most pressing challenge facing the Bank of Israel, he said as he took over the role on Monday.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo thanked Burhan by phone "for his leadership in normalizing ties with Israel," his spokesperson said on Monday, and Washington has invited Burhan to visit later this year.
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The meeting in Uganda between Sudan's Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu stirred controversy in Sudan after Israeli officials said it would lead to normalizing relations between the two former foes.
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But he said he kept open the hope to "move forward" with the country in the future, pointing to recent normalizing of relations with Cuba as an example of reconciling with an enemy.
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Macri, a proponent of free markets, was elected in late 2015 on a platform of "normalizing" Latin America's third biggest economy after years of free spending populism under the previous president, Cristina Fernandez.
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And when Instagram launched Stories to try to get users to share more than just their life highlights, it ended up normalizing the behavior of interrupting every special moment with their smartphone camera.
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This bizarrely skewed coverage played a crucial role in normalizing Trump, making his racism just one more scandal not really different than a Clinton Foundation donor asking for favors and not getting them.
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However, the path to normalizing rates is not an easy one, he said, arguing the next five years are going to be as complex to navigate as the past five or 10 years.
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Trudeau and Stephane Dion, his foreign minister, have vowed to begin normalizing relations with some nations that have been in Canada's naughty list for the past decade under Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
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Striking the right tone, then, will be vital for Powell to convince the market that the Fed is mindful that normalizing the most extreme monetary policy accommodation in U.S. history comes with risks.
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" On calling out Trump when he spreads lies: We must say, "this is speech that is reckless and it's undignified and until we do we are complicit in normalizing that kind of behavior.
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But both speeches also had the result of normalizing an election result of which there is nothing normal: The political system that they advocated for failed, and millions will suffer for its failure.
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Normalizing breastfeeding is awesome, but shaming a woman for not doing so is lame, so the high-and-mighties who believe it's the only option can have a seat with all that judgment.
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The match at the Estadio Pedro Marrero was played amid a backdrop of thawing political relations between the two countries as they work towards normalizing relations, but some questioned whether much was accomplished.
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"But I feel from all the budgets that I've passed, normalizing entitlement reform, pushing the cause of entitlement reform, and the House passing entitlement reform, I'm very proud of that fact," he said.
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This hurts the greenback more broadly "because it reinforces the theme that the rest of the G10 is normalizing rates and the (Federal Reserve) is no longer a unique central bank, " said Katzive.
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Many Cubans have said they have rushed to leave because they fear that after normalizing relations, Mr. Obama will do away with migratory policies that give Cubans special status in the United States.
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Europe moved its clocks forward an hour, normalizing the time difference with U.S. And other signs of spring are evident in the Northern Hemisphere, like the cherry blossoms in peak bloom in Washington.
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The brand's viral campaigns like Project Body Hair helped but them on the map by normalizing the conversation surrounding body hair — and why it's equally okay to remove it or go au naturel.
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Thus, Redditors who share this fear of normalizing white supremacy were understandably shocked to discover on November 13 that the subreddit r/AltRight had been chosen by SROTD as its featured daily subreddit.
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Maxime Fiset, 2603, a former neo-Nazi who now works in Quebec City for the Center for the Prevention of Radicalization Leading to Violence, said that talk radio was normalizing far-right ideas.
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A Fed official during the financial crisis in 2008, Warsh has been critical of U.S. monetary policymakers for not normalizing interest rates sooner and thus leaving themselves more room to act when necessary.
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Progress towards "normalizing" relations foundered in 2012 when a long simmering feud over a barren set of islands claimed by both China and Japan boiled over in public protests and threats of retaliation.
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" However Scaramucci, who managed just 10 days as the White House director of communications, accused the president of "gaslighting" and complained that the global conversation is "hyper-normalizing something that's actually not normal.
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It's important, in presenting a revisionist view of her, especially a normalizing one, to note that from the start, resistance was her natural mode, and one that grew increasingly pronounced, and eventually acute.
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Pence will deride any notion of normalizing North Korea's relationships with the outside world while he leads the US delegation at the Winter Olympics this week, a Pence aide told Axios on Sunday.
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Some people have raised concerns that there's an imbalance in terms of our expectations about who should forgive and that simply calling for more forgiveness risks normalizing certain forms of oppression or violence.
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The single currency reached a three-year high above $1.25 in January and ended the month up 3.54 percent amid expectations that the European Central Bank would begin normalizing monetary policy this year.
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For the Cuban state, led by Raúl Castro, allowing entrepreneurs to open small businesses, normalizing relations with the United States and expanding tourism have been central to the country's hunt for economic growth.
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With interest rates now beginning to rise as the central banks start normalizing their policies, it is becoming very clear that these banks face very large potential losses on their bond purchase operations.
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As a leader, you can play an important role in normalizing these secret thoughts — bringing them out from a place of shame — in order to create a more positive, inclusive, and collaborative culture.
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Lacking the language or institutional means to dismiss popular conspiracy theories for what they are, feckless US political and media elites are instead normalizing them, "defining deviancy down" as the old phrase goes.
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"You start normalizing things because that's what you know and you grow up surrounded by people that are going through the same thing as you, so it becomes what you expect almost," she said.
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The dollar rebounded against the yen after the Bank of Japan left monetary policy unchanged as expected, supporting the view that it is the major central bank furthest away from normalizing its monetary policy.
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Here's a thought: maybe normalizing the treatment of women as objects in entertainment is the sort of thing that helps gets a man with a history of being openly predatory towards women elected president.
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" She said that the award would have been valuable as Muslim women often lack visibility is the media, but she "didn't feel that accepting it was worth the cost of normalizing violence against girls.
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Normalizing rates before that occurs, is just like Alice taking the wrong pill at the wrong time and getting stuck on one side of the mirror, or at the bottom of the rabbit hole.
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Colbert also might want to redeem himself after inviting Sean Spicer to the Emmys, a move that for many people was seen as "normalizing" the former White House press secretary's lying at the podium.
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CNN has played an important role in mainstreaming and normalizing Trump's misinformation, thanks in large part to the small army of Trump surrogates the network has hired to defend the president during panel debates.
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Read these stories next: Why These Interracial Couples Are Celebrating #LovingDay Why It's Not Cool To Tell Interracial Couples They "Have" To Have Kids Why It's So Important Hollywood Is (Finally!) Normalizing Interracial Love
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The change is another step toward normalizing travel arrangements between the two sides which have enjoyed increasingly close business ties over recent years, and follows the launch last week of their first telephone hotline.
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On the positive side, both the U.S. and Cuban delegations commented on the drop in illegal Cuban migration to the United States during the talks as a result of past moves towards normalizing relations.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Survivors of sex trafficking urged Netflix on Thursday to can a new show called "Baby" - inspired by an Italian teen sex scandal - accusing the streaming service of normalizing child abuse.
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And by normalizing criticism and controversy around his pardons, Trump has succeeded in creating an environment in which future pardons of his associates (or even himself) could appear less extraordinary than they would otherwise.
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No one expects these Arabs to become Zionists, but normalizing relations is in the interests of all the parties as it will allow them to cooperate in confronting their common enemies — Iran in particular.
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"I think there's a major disconnect between how comfortable the markets are and the reality ... part of the complication is what happens when more than one systemically-important central bank starts normalizing," he said.
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Rouhani's rivals - notably in the powerful Shi'ite clergy and security services including the Revolutionary Guards - oppose any political liberalization at home and normalizing ties with the West, fearing it may weaken their longtime dominance.
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President Obama and Cuba's president, Raúl Castro, shared a cordial handshake at a welcoming ceremony in Havana and opened talks on normalizing relations, despite the continuing trade embargo and deep differences on human rights.
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Rape Culture Is More Than Just RapeRape culture is a term meant to capture the subtle and often not-so-subtle ways that society blames women for sexual assault while normalizing male sexual violence.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS AND VR Despite recent improvements in Argentina's economic policy framework and normalizing relations with foreign creditors, the still adverse operating environment is the principal driver of Macros' VR and IDRs.
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While the installation's shape in the state outline may be a bit heavy-handed, its operative confusion of actual versus fictitious objects feels like a crucial caution against normalizing such dehumanizing actions and policies.
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In America in my lifetime, war has not been a vehicle for positive outcomes, but for normalizing a particular kind of process in which a White House's caprices and a populace's complacency expand indefinitely.
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This has the effect of normalizing Marco — almost everybody wants to be a hero, everybody loves Don Q. Does it not matter what lies one tells to attain the love and adoration of others?
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A Fed official during the financial crisis in 2008, Warsh has been critical of Fed officials for not normalizing interest rates sooner and thus leaving themselves more room to act in times of crisis.
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Belgrade and Pristina both aspire to join the European Union and normalizing relations is a condition of their progress, but Serbia continues to block Kosovo's membership of international organizations such as the United Nations.
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"Republicans have gone from denying what the President did, to normalizing it by claiming every President does it, to now saying there's nothing wrong with it even if he did it," Schumer said Thursday.
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The Fed is amid what it hopes is a long, gradual process of normalizing interest rates and unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet of bonds it mostly accrued during its post-crisis stimulus programs.
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"If he argues that the euro can't have a significant impact, that might suggest that the ECB will go slow in terms of winding down its quantitative easing and ultimately normalizing policy," he said.
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Opponents argued that Europe was giving in to the illegal annexation of Crimea and Russia's support for separatist warfare in eastern Ukraine — and just as important, starting a process of normalizing relations with Moscow.
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While President Obama has made steps toward normalizing diplomatic relations with Cuba and reopened the US embassy in Havana, President-elect Donald Trump has sent mixed signals about how he will approach the Castro regime.
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Public school segregation during the Jim Crow period denied African-American students educational resources and a sense of self-esteem while simultaneously normalizing anti-black racial violence, abuse and institutional racism to whites, for example.
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President Mauricio Macri was elected in late 2015 on the promise of "normalizing" Argentina's economy and financial markets after years of heavy state intervention and non-payment of international debt obligations under the previous government.
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It will be hard to define Ma's most important legacy, but one has been normalizing China's commercial internationalization, a crucial achievement for a country whose rise is viewed with suspicion by much of the world.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - The failure to revive talks between Serbia and Kosovo on normalizing relations could destabilize the Western Balkan region still recovering from the wars of the 1990s, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday.
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"Of course making this series doesn't make me an expert in any way," he says, when asked if he hopes the images will contribute in some small way towards normalizing the image of breastfeeding more.
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Obama delves deep into many of her private and painful experiences in her new memoir, Becoming, in hopes of normalizing conversations around issues that sometimes weren't discussed in her generation and left her feeling isolated.
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Another estimate, from a 363 study by economists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, found that normalizing trade relations with China cost the US between 2 million and 2.4 million jobs between 1999 and 2011.
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Youngest bomber aged just 7 As well as regularly employing women to carry deadly explosives, Boko Haram is also "at the forefront of normalizing the use of children as suicide bombers," according to the report.
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And on the surface, they do look (and sound!) like the fulfillment of countless campaign predictions about Trump normalizing bigotry, evidence of the "trickle-down racism" that Mitt Romney, of all people, warned us about.
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Eritrea has long said it wants Ethiopia to pull its troops out from Badme before normalizing ties, citing a decision by a boundary commission at The Hague which awarded the town to Eritrea in 2002.
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Robin Thicke and Paula Patton are on the verge of reaching a settlement in their custody war over 6-year-old son Julian, and their new peace treaty has come close to normalizing the family.
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Demand-led inflation pressure should keep the Czech central bank in favor of gradually normalizing its accommodative monetary policy, but a trade war between the United States and the EU is a risk, he added.
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Halperin has been carrying Donald Trump's bags for years, but over the last sixteen months he's taken things to another level, constantly normalizing Trump's destructive behavior and arguing that he has a path to victory.
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She told me at the time that the move shouldn't be seen as Bumble taking a hard stance against guns or gun owners, but rather taking a hard stance against normalizing violence on their platform.
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One of the key arguments for "normalizing" was the idea that it was important to get back to high interest rates so there was plenty of room to cut them again if a recession came.
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"The way that Trump treats his senior staff is one of those places where he is totally and completely off the charts," writes The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza, who is usually given to normalizing Trump.
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Enacted by new Chief of Staff John Kelly, the structure for streamlining information within the White House and normalizing the decision-making process has drawn praise from aides rattled by months of disorder and chaos.
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Although it started as the title of Avis's blog, #theluckyfew, has now become a popular hashtag across the social media platform for people sharing photos and stories of their loved ones and normalizing the condition.
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Thank goodness programs like Girls Rock Camp exist to do the work of normalizing the idea of women playing in rock bands and who lower the barrier to entry for young girls around the country.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS VR AND IDR Despite recent improvements in Argentina's economic policy framework and normalizing relations with foreign creditors, the still adverse operating environment is the principal driver of BBVA Frances's VR and IDR.
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It was the sixth such increase since the Fed began normalizing policy in December 2015 after seven years of keeping its benchmark rate target anchored near zero as the economy recovered from the financial crisis.
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Another estimate, from a 217 study by economists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, found that normalizing trade relations with China cost the US between 2 million and 2.4 million jobs between 1999 and 2011.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence will deride any notion of normalizing North Korea's relationships with the outside world while he leads the US delegation at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, this week.
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"Increasingly this issue of normalizing relations with Cuba is bipartisan, this isn't just Democrats, there are a lot of Republicans that believe we ought to do this as well," said Representative James McGovern, a Democrat.
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The dollar index has been in a year-long decline, defying forecasts that it should strengthen from the fact that the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates and normalizing monetary policy faster than its counterparts.
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"This marks a critical step in helping Somalia advance the process of normalizing relations with the international community and making progress toward achieving debt relief under the Heavily-Indebted Poor Country (HIPC) initiative," Georgieva said.
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"You're seeing an affluent, beautiful stretch of Germany diversifying, normalizing after nearly 60 years of the closest thing to a single party state in a democracy," said Mr. Kleine-Brockhoff of the German Marshall Fund.
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This is a well-argued video: How, and why, white supremacy continues: One of the ways in which white supremacy has sustained itself is by staying in the shadows and normalizing this structure of domination.
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"If the industry was interested in improving public health, there are a couple thousand things they could be doing differently," like not fighting against anti-smoking laws and not normalizing their "reduced risk" products, Elias said.
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