I just want to thank President Agent Orange for perpetuating all of the evil that you've been perpetuating throughout the United States.
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"I want to thank President Agent Orange for perpetuating all of the evil that you've been perpetuating throughout the United States," he said, after saying he wasn't feeling the political climate.
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West also accused black communities of perpetuating violence among themselves.
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And, seemingly, Amma's budding discomfort of perpetuating Wind Gap's myths.
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In most cases, these programs are simply perpetuating existing biases.
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Any time you make a rape joke, you're perpetuating it.
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Do you think your creations are perpetuating unrealistic body images?
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Take ownership for your role in perpetuating unsafe, misogynist spaces.
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With UNRWA's support, they've become experts at perpetuating the conflict.
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But don't blame the sugar industry for perpetuating this view.
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Journalists are tasked with exposing this behavior, not perpetuating it.
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We're perpetuating what exactly it is we're trying to avoid.
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It wasn't providing a solution, it was perpetuating the problem.
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They work in unison really, perpetuating this nearly unattainable lie.
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"I wanna thank President Agent Orange for perpetuating all the evil that you've been perpetuating throughout the United States," Busta Rhymes yelled out after entering the stage a couple minutes in to Tribe and .
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And some of them are blaming It for perpetuating the fear.
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Nor does he represent a self-perpetuating dynasty, as they do.
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You should always be conscious of what you're perpetuating, he says.
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Kelly was out there perpetuating oppressive power dynamics on the field.
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But that does not justify perpetuating industries that poison our earth.
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Prosecutors have also played a major role in perpetuating mass incarceration.
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Perpetuating conspiracy theories is beneath the office of the Attorney General.
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Instead, she appears to have been instrumental in perpetuating those systems.
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"That's only perpetuating even more inequality in the school," she said.
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The social distancing runs the risk of perpetuating that yet further.
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Yet such initiatives can have the unintended consequence of perpetuating stereotypes.
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Sometimes I feel I might be perpetuating an old male habit.
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The roots for perpetuating this conflict lie in the domestic context.
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"Low inflation can become a self-perpetuating trap," Mr. Bernanke said.
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But the fake documents proved effective in perpetuating the CrowdStrike theory.
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When people say I'm perpetuating the system, I use this analogy.
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By using past books as examples, illustrators are also perpetuating the bias.
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We need to be part of the solution, not perpetuating the problem.
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He's a man who profits off of perpetuating antiquated ideas of romance.
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Social media users slammed the flyer for perpetuating an unrealistic beauty ideal.
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"By doing that, you're in some way perpetuating their vulnerability," she says.
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Jenkins has for him—even if it means perpetuating her delusion. Florence
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We're all being negatively affected by this and perpetuating the problem, too.
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You're just perpetuating the same cycle that we've seen historically with prohibition.
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But conservatives aren't the only ones to blame for perpetuating this myth.
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Once the exploitation machine called civilization was running, it was self-perpetuating.
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You have the aspect of perpetuating this kind of inequality over time.
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The risk of perpetuating endless, cramped exhibitions is more urgent than ever.
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Volunteers are also perpetuating a system that takes children from their families.
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Having parents that over-accommodate could be perpetuating pre-existing anxiety disorders.
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Louis denounced the paper for perpetuating a culture of disbelieving rape victims.
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Louis denounced the paper for perpetuating a culture of disbelieving rape victims.
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It's self-perpetuating and self-feeding, and right now, it feels endless.
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Finally, there is also the simple reason for perpetuating overwork: cultural inertia.
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The self-serving Establishment has been focused on perpetuating itself for decades now.
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And it's not like women are immune from perpetuating the Nice Guy trope.
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But the two companies' combined dominance is a self-perpetuating fact of life.
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Damore was fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes," he told Bloomberg on Monday night.
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Stop perpetuating the black widow legend, give us more glamour spell spinning men.
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Of course, it's not as simple as the church perpetuating toxic masculinity, either.
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In fact, he rose to national political prominence by perpetuating such bizarre ideas.
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People with MD tend to cluster around one another perpetuating each other's delusions.
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That's also a good illustration of how self-perpetuating these things can be.
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Damore was fired on August 7th for "perpetuating gender stereotypes," the lawsuit alleges.
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"Ninety-nine percent" of the people perpetuating course scams are men, they said.
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"The story is the greatest self-perpetuating phenomenon in human history," he said.
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Chernykh, who is a Russian national, was arrested for perpetuating a sham marriage.
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Louie Gohmert of Texas, who accused Mueller of "perpetuating injustice" by investigating Trump.
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Or how are we supposed to cover online harassment without perpetuating what happened?
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They think this is how the elites are perpetuating their power and wealth.
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Without even thinking about it, you could be perpetuating a really damaging system.
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Faced with the complaint, Sieting changed "Vote" to "Pray 4," perpetuating the controversy.
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Over time, the absence of a unanimous inductee may have become self-perpetuating.
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Google fired the engineer, James Damore, for perpetuating stereotypes, sparking more heated conversations.
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You'll probably end up gravitating towards Hollywood, and it's a self-perpetuating thing.
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For me, perpetuating the inequalities resulting from intergenerational cumulative disadvantage doesn't require intent.
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To solve it, everyone must recognize his or her part in perpetuating it.
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But as it turns out, today's policymakers may be only perpetuating that challenge.
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"What we are effectively doing is perpetuating a cycle of underperformance," she said.
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I feel like I cannot say anything, yet they are perpetuating hateful beliefs.
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You're still perpetuating our ideas—even if you steal it, it's still our shit.
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Yet most of the crimes have historically gone unpunished, perpetuating an environment of impunity.
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And there's no Deus Ex Machina election coming to save us from perpetuating it.
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They're facing a lot of the brunt of this and it's further perpetuating disparities.
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Also, why are we perpetuating that awful stereotype that models don't enjoy eating food?
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In addition, there are tons of social media personalities perpetuating an "ideal" body image.
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Street violence is self-perpetuating that way: Shootings beget shootings that beget more gunmen.
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Instead, she relies on myths that she is intent on perpetuating in federal policy.
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International economic isolation can be self-perpetuating as businesses and currency reserves flee abroad.
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Prominent voices are about to blast "self-perpetuating men's clubs" as sexist social institutions.
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But we can't keep perpetuating this message to everyone because it makes it true.
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And everyone who enables the regime perpetuating this shame shares part of the guilt.
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So by perpetuating a culture of dependence, critics contend, the A.N.C. ensures its dominance.
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Meanwhile, on smaller screens, social media has given rise to self-perpetuating content machines.
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They're dangerous, perpetuating the myth that queerness is a fatal flaw in a person.
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They are allowing sexism to help dictate their sources — and are perpetuating the problem.
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" Damore wrote in an email to Reuters he was fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes.
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Once that hooks people, and you've got that following, that's sort of self-perpetuating.
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The combination of predisposing, precipitating, perpetuating and protective factors will be different for everyone.
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Putin's Syria strategy is indeed making the conflict worse, perpetuating violence, and entrenching Assad.
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He has been a master of perpetuating that view of the world to North Koreans.
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The industry is fucked up; you shouldn't wait around and keep perpetuating the same things.
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That is not journalism, and it's not fair, yet the media are perpetuating these stories.
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These product decisions, however, have troublesome consequences when it comes to perpetuating misogynistic gender norms.
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The absence of high-profile transgender politicians has created a self-perpetuating barrier, Mora said.
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That's perpetuating the patriarchy — by taking it upon ourselves to continue to police other women.
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But as Karvunidis touched on, they have been criticized for perpetuating binary views of gender.
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By doing so, he's perpetuating a defeatist attitude, and even a certain degree of misanthropy.
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Have you really picked the crew that's gonna be perpetuating the largesse and the information?
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Last weekend's election of a constituent assembly, clearly fraudulent, aimed at perpetuating the party's control.
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"There is no public interest in perpetuating unlawful agency action," Bastian wrote in his ruling.
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But I will say that Trump is perpetuating a harmful, deeply offensive form of sexism.
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For example, liberalism warns that uninterrupted power corrupts and that privilege risks becoming self-perpetuating.
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Instead, Democracy Matters 17 seems largely devoted to perpetuating the Clintonian brand of Democratic politics.
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The videos were widely criticized for perpetuating false and hostile narratives about Islam and immigrants.
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I thought it would end the violence, but it was actually what was perpetuating it.
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It was a self-perpetuating cycle, and it kept spinning long after children grew up.
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Once the stock hit the limit on the first day, the momentum became self-perpetuating.
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Ironically, Laurie ended up perpetuating the trauma of the first Halloween inside her own household.
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In a note to employees, Pichai said he was firing Damore for perpetuating gender stereotypes.
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"I am currently suing my government for perpetuating the global climate change crisis," Barrett said.
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She blames "Big Pharma," doctors, and drug dealers for shamelessly perpetuating the cycle of addiction.
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HUD, meanwhile, is suing Facebook for allegedly perpetuating housing discrimination through its targeted advertising products.
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Facebook's business model is under scrutiny again for its alleged role in perpetuating job discrimination.
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I don't appreciate the Times perpetuating these stereotypes that help the right wing propaganda machine.
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Economics, finance and politics became increasingly interlocked in a menacing, self-perpetuating cycle of disruption.
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"It's a self-perpetuating loop that benefits one small group of people," Yusko said. 2.
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Wasn't I perpetuating misery by passing these along to hobble my sisters-in-arms/-feet?
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This raises the concern that a unity government will settle on perpetuating the status quo.
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And just like in 2018, it's the rich people who are perpetuating the biggest frauds.
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They're also perpetuating the identity politics that have come to define the emerging alt-Left.
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"We are perpetuating a culture of surveillance and repression of pregnant people," Adams told me.
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"Promoters are perpetuating a massive scam of the highest order on everyone," Belfort told the paper.
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Particularly contentious is the role of another bishop, Juan Barros, accused of perpetuating the cover-up.
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The downside to all this activity is that its immense geographic concentration has become self-perpetuating.
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If we follow the Sandberg model, we end up perpetuating the patriarchy more than challenging it.
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She accused the government of perpetuating the discrimination and inequality faced by those of Haitian descent.
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If we aren't talking about the wrongs of the world, then we are silently perpetuating them.
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He is an active agent in a system perpetuating a culture of toxic masculinity in Hollywood.
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Young responded that he is "perpetuating the problem," of basing your self-worth on your appearance.
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Background: Eliminating single-family zoning was in part intended to erase a practice perpetuating racial segregation.
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Perhaps it's necessary for artists to begin organizing outside of likeminded communities to begin perpetuating change.
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And many millennials are perpetuating this process simply because it's the only worldview we've been taught.
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And isn't perpetuating these types of sexual stereotypes problematic in keeping women stuck in dualistic roles?
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We are inadvertently perpetuating corruption and misery and violence with every bump or line we do.
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Capitalism and consumerism have become the epitome of perpetuating systems that adversely turn our species parasitic.
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Shortly after the document was made public, Damore was fired by Google for "perpetuating gender stereotypes".
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Then as you begin to rally, speculators pile in and it becomes a self-perpetuating cycle.
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The letter accused the show of perpetuating a myth that prostitution was a glamorous, entrepreneurial adventure.
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But it isn't just political leaders who are perpetuating the marginalization of a new family's needs.
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As the world gets warmer, humans need more air-conditioning, thus perpetuating a nasty feedback loop.
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In my opinion, these parties are perpetuating a completely lopsided power dynamic that keeps women down.
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But Allred's temperament, location, and media instincts have led to a self-perpetuating sort of expertise.
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Louie Gohmert yelled at Mueller and accused him of "perpetuating injustice" against Trump during his investigation.
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The major risk of the data-driven approach is the possibility of perpetuating existing social biases.
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Generations of Palestinian leaders have made entire careers out of rejecting Israel while perpetuating this conflict.
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Indeed, perpetuating the continued silence may be regarded as an affirmation not rejection of such beliefs.
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Read more beauts below: This redheaded Twitter activist called out Match for perpetuating a societal problem.
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He also says that better screening now is the key to preventing these patterns from perpetuating.
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Speaking to Refinery 29 about Thorp's case, Semmelhack argued that high heels are still perpetuating sexism.
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Perpetuating the pursuit of the thigh gap has even gotten brands like Urban Outfitters in trouble.
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When we characterize women who aren't stick-thin as unusual, we risk perpetuating these problematic standards.
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The same holds true for drunkorexia, which appears to be a sort of self-perpetuating problem.
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Without knowing it, I had spent my entire adult life perpetuating this pattern of female judgment.
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How should men be thinking about their role in perpetuating abuse — or working to end it?
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Locals rushed to withdraw their dollars from the banks, perpetuating the dollar shortage in the country.
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Perpetuating the current system will lead to further erosion of public trust and risks actual corruption.
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The euro zone can take other steps to reduce the risk of self-perpetuating local slumps.
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It's just, like, making it more socially acceptable — it's perpetuating the thing that vaping is cool.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has blamed housing patterns for perpetuating the racial makeup of city schools.
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Unfortunately by perpetuating a myth, the proponents of SB 54 only scared members of the community.
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But these are not good arguments for perpetuating conflict in one of the world's poorest countries.
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That didn't stop a laundry list of outlets from aggregating and perpetuating the Post's unsubstantiated conclusion.
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She told me that van Hove has worried more about perpetuating Latin stereotypes than she has.
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Some outright shun the medications — perpetuating the stigma that they simply replace one drug with another.
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The Fed's Keynesian economists and their Wall Street megaphones have a vested interest in perpetuating inflation.
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And by playing along with their game, we are all complicit in perpetuating a broken system.
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I don't know, it's just ... KR: It's a self-perpetuating thing that comes from the culture.
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U.N. agencies are wary of planning beyond six months for fear or creating a self-perpetuating crisis.
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Apart from perpetuating a tiresome joke, it also has legit consequences for the way our nation runs.
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In recent months, Trump officials have repeatedly slammed the Palestinian leadership as perpetuating the conflict with Israel.
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Also, good thing eagle-eyed and savvy IG users screencap them for perpetuity...and perpetuating fan theories.
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This damaging form of objectification degrades an individual to a single identifier, drowning individualism and perpetuating fetishism.
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Yet opioid makers were highly influential in perpetuating the claim that their drugs can treat chronic pain.
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So you're saying the presence of sanctuary cities is perpetuating the culture of the Las Vegas shooting?
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But it could also play a role in perpetuating a major societal divide: The gender employment gap.
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Many accused the movie of perpetuating a cliché that hurts the image of Moroccan women in general.
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Critics slam it for perpetuating racial stereotypes and the positive portrait it paints of Southern plantation life.
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Still, at this point, it's worth asking if we need to keep perpetuating the cycle going forward.
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And the idea that Trump was "pointing out racism" rather than perpetuating it actually makes no sense.
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More than almost anybody else, she has a vested interest in perpetuating the system she benefits from.
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Oftentimes, he added, interns are "recruited on the base of personal or social connections," thus perpetuating inequality.
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Gauvry contends the biomedical industry is perpetuating consumption of crabs in Asia and contributing to their decline.
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A few months ago, Airbnb came under fire for perpetuating discriminatory, often racist, biases against minority users.
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The argument could be made that in putting down Stern, Crowe is just perpetuating the original behavior.
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All it achieves is perpetuating harmful attitudes instead of making mincemeat of the people who hold them.
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And as Reuters found, plaintiff lawyers in big product liability cases are often complicit in perpetuating it.
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Expectant mothers who are malnourished are at higher risk of bearing malnourished children, perpetuating an intergenerational cycle.
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"That comes from a security point of view, mainly, not just perpetuating airs and graces," he said.
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In digital content markets, it's a self-perpetuating cycle: the stronger content provider can keep getting stronger.
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"If you don't have the role models out there, you just risk perpetuating the past," she said.
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You think your body is beautiful or you're perpetuating the body-shaming that too many already experience.
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I think this is the dangerous underside of perpetuating an uncomplicated story of cochlear-implant-as-cure.
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In other cases, they're simply meekly perpetuating the "drugs are bad" trope institutionalized by America's drug war.
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The self-perpetuating pressure to be beautiful, Prum argues, has impeded the survival of the entire species.
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Unesco: A report argues that virtual helpers that come with female voices by default are perpetuating biases.
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Feminists typically have criticized beauty contests for objectifying their subjects and perpetuating a submissive view of women.
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The question is what causes the most damage: sanctions with real teeth, or perpetuating the current nightmare.
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And before long, the entire system becomes little more than a self-perpetuating crucible of escalating exploitation.
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But the endless construction has also created a self-perpetuating gravy train, feeding corruption and distorting priorities.
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They risk perpetuating Ukraine's problems when they use its struggles as the bedrock of the president's defense.
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The Kremlin denies these charges and accuses Ukraine of perpetuating the violence and violating the Minsk deal.
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Can consumers buy and wear shapewear without perpetuating unrealistic beauty expectations and standards in the first place?
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The result is chaos, a self-perpetuating cycle of violence with entire communities caught in the middle.
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Perpetuating the myth that a sexual assault survivor has any responsibility for the crime done unto them.
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At this time in our history we should be more careful than ever about perpetuating national stereotypes.
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Some acknowledge a kind of ownership over their part in perpetuating Instagram's feedback loop of terrible feelings.
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Talking openly about mental health can be uncomfortable, but perpetuating false assumptions and fear is way worse.
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China rejected the fresh U.S. accusations of perpetuating "unfair" trade practices and urged Washington to stop provocations.
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China rejected the fresh U.S. accusations of perpetuating "unfair" trade practices and urged Washington to stop making provocations.
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Jameela Jamil from NBC's The Good Place accused Kardashian on Twitter of perpetuating self esteem issues in girls.
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And that getting in the way of people who are trying to scavenge food is simply perpetuating suffering.
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Notwithstanding, the country's highest office is spewing misinformation for the apparent purpose of perpetuating a petty personal vendetta.
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There are hundreds of web sites, legions of online communities, and whole books devoted to perpetuating these claims.
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As with any system that is based on past patterns, there's a danger of perpetuating previously biased practices.
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And I just don't agree with perpetuating the perception that music has no value and should be free.
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He is an unabashed self-promoter of the worst kind, spouting off pseudoscientific nonsense and perpetuating false hopes.
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"We don't think that you fight discrimination and bigotry by perpetuating it and embracing it," Wright told me.
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It rests on an assumption that celebrity status bars a person from perpetuating and participating in rape culture.
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These factors come together in a pernicious way, leading to dire health consequences and perpetuating cycles of poverty.
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It becomes a self-perpetuating problem that feeds into the stereotype that women are just stressed-out hypochondriacs.
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At the more extreme end of the genre, so-called "torture porn" has been criticised for perpetuating misogyny.
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The junta and the military-backed constitution writing committee say it is not aimed at perpetuating military rule.
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Still, the decision is sure to upset liberals, many of whom blame private prisons for perpetuating mass incarceration.
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Health authorities, media commentators, and schools and their parent–teacher associations waste no opportunity in perpetuating this myth.
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They are a self-perpetuating hodgepodge that will always suit to justify another decade or two of intervention.
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In scuttling ACA repeal and replacement, the Senate would be perpetuating an inferior delivery system for many Americans.
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Inequality is a third: access to superhuman cognitive abilities could be beyond all except a self-perpetuating elite.
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In any case, Mr. Copping's departure leaves another brand leaderless and creates another job opening, perpetuating the cycle.
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That sort of herding behavior is self-perpetuating while it lasts but also self-feeding when it turns.
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I get it: The online squabbling of professional pretty people might seem like inconsequential, self-perpetuating insider drama.
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These are the people perpetuating this culture and exploiting these black men as players on the college level.
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The perverse irony is, by assuming jurors credit rape myths, police and prosecutors can end up perpetuating them.
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So this isn't just ordinary class warfare; it's class warfare aimed at perpetuating inequality into the next generation.
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Advocates and sexual assault survivors counter that this is just another way he is perpetuating violence against women.
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In this case, these gilded ghettos are perpetuating wealth, a sense of safety and access to great education.
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Execution could be misconstrued as martyrdom, perpetuating violence and diminishing America's stature as a defender of human rights.
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It's a distinction fast fashion companies are quick to emphasize, especially when criticized for perpetuating poor labor conditions.
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But he blamed the media for perpetuating the idea, and the Democratic Party for allowing it to fester.
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Trump, on the other hand, is perpetuating the antiquated idea that women are solely responsible for raising children.
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Thus, the UNRWA policy of perpetuating the fanciful dream of a right of a return is a failure.
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Advanced surveillance technology is being deployed despite flaws that risk perpetuating racial biases in the criminal justice system.
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I find this choice disheartening, and it undermines the message by perpetuating the stereotypes this family is challenging.
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They asserted the firings disproportionately affected low-income schools, hence perpetuating the cycle of poverty in those areas.
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Facebook is often criticized for perpetuating success theater, encouraging people to only share the polished highlights of their lives.
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A new UN report says female-voiced AI assistants are perpetuating gender stereotypes and encouraging sexist and abusive language.
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It might also prevent content creators from perpetuating the status quo in the guise of pursuing their artistic impulses.
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McInerney is perhaps best known for perpetuating the "birther" myth that Obama was not born in the United States.
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At the time, Trump was perpetuating the conspiracy theory, which there has never been any evidence for to corroborate.
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The facts are there, but the tone is petulant, arrogant, defiant, defensive — in short, perpetuating the cycle of outrage.
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"We have to stop perpetuating the racist myth that only a white man can save the world," Wu wrote.
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In 2017, with Tumblr and Twitter perpetuating various memes from the show, that character is more popular than ever.
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That same year, Baidu celebrated International Women's Day with a series of lackluster doodles perpetuating stereotypical images of women.
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Perpetuating such an idea seems bizarrely dated for a series that usually seems light years ahead of its peers.
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It sure would be a lot easier if the media acknowledged their own role in perpetuating this false divide.
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Jackson acknowledged the illusion that is created perpetuating the idea that a person's best moments are their only moments.
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When it's all said and done, ignoring the issues with perpetuating distracted driving, CarPlay is good, but not great.
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"I think people care far less about credibility and much more in perpetuating a certain value system," he says.
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Commentary and analysis perpetuating the delusion that this is not so are doing the Conservative Party a giant favour.
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If anything, it exacerbates the problem by perpetuating the myth that both sides are equally culpable; they are not.
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Far from being moderated by the nuclear deal, Iran is perpetuating its direct military involvement in Syria and beyond.
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Recently, I have seen writers perpetuating Hezbollah propaganda claiming that the Lebanese Army and Hezbollah have become close partners.
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The attorney general needs to be dedicated to racial equality to prevent managerial criminal justice from perpetuating racial inequality.
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Rather than "perpetuating" refugees, the UNRWA in fact sought to provide longer-term integration of Palestinian into local economies.
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Perpetuating myths and misinformation not only makes bartenders' jobs harder, but encourages bad behavior among the rest of us.
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Would you say the industry has tried to address its self-perpetuating reliance on overbooking in any meaningful way?
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Extreme partisan gerrymandering renders political will irrelevant, or at least impotent, replacing it instead with self-perpetuating, entrenched power.
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This was often how multiparty wars like Syria's broke from the cycle of self-perpetuating conflict, Professor Fortna said.
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While hoarding opportunity for themselves and perpetuating structural inequalities, they can also come off as smug, condescending and paternalistic.
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The settlement marks a victory for civil rights groups, which have accused Silicon Valley of perpetuating discrimination and inequality.
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Instead they piled on, accusing Mr. Sheeran of perpetuating the worst stereotypes, including making himself into a white savior.
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But Djane is operating under a ridiculous pretense while perpetuating a boring, swimsuit-model type of feminine beauty ideal.
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A lot of times, dealers don't ask as many questions as they should, often perpetuating this kind of thing.
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Aside from most perpetuating the same problems described above, there's also little industry transparency, accountability, or credible information available.
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Feminists criticized Tompkins for cutting and cropping images from her husband's pornographic magazines and thus perpetuating male sexist fantasies.
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It wasn't a starring role, but every millionaire comedian not worried about perpetuating ethnic stereotypes has gotta start somewhere!
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Real clowns are being lumped in with a disturbing group of people who are sadly perpetuating a sick myth.
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Not cheap, but much cheaper than the current public cost, and it should eradicate homelessness instead of perpetuating it.
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Morgan also slammed the corrections officers for not breaking up the fight soon enough and for perpetuating unsafe conditions.
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Quite the opposite: It shows that by perpetuating the conflict, the responsible actors bear real responsibility for such abuses.
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"It's just a self-perpetuating, incredibly dangerous feedback loop," he said, noting that online rage could eventually motivate physical violence.
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" Throughout history, it's been easier to justify taking rights from, slurring and perpetuating violence against people labeled as the "other.
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"They are very concerned unless the RMB is stable there will be a self-perpetuating acceleration of outflows," he said.
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The people rallying behind Dylan believe the administration is hiding something, while faculty accuse them of perpetuating a false conspiracy.
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Keep these witty retorts and Readus' video in mind next time you're up against (or maybe even perpetuating) bisexual stigma.
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"It's a way of perpetuating the memory of what they felt was really important work, of educating and converting Mormons."
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At first, they linked to blogs, then to high-profile outlets repeating the talking points — a self-perpetuating spin machine.
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Recently, Ross even targeted her own series' role in perpetuating archaic gender norms during a Q&A discussion with Deadline.
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On Wednesday, Delaware officially acknowledged its role in perpetuating slavery – and joined eight other states in apologizing for its actions.
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"We have to stop perpetuating the racist myth that a (sic) only white man can save the world," she wrote.
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This in turn causes them to fall further behind, isolating them further, and so on in a self-perpetuating cycle.
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Designer Phillip Lim and others are lambasting a fashion editorial set in New York City's Chinatown for perpetuating racist stereotypes.
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"I'm afraid this is perpetuating the myth that the end of AIDS and a cure is imminent," Anderson, 59, said.
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ANOHNI, "Drone Bomb Me": ANOHNI is making scary, seductive music about problems most of us have a hand in perpetuating.
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The video ostensibly parodies southeast Asian stereotypes that, sadly, still persist today, perpetuating the Western world's fetishization of Asian women.
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The app might have psychological effects — both good and bad — for the user, including perpetuating the downsides of being old.
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But few elected officials with national ambitions will step on that third rail for obvious reasons, perpetuating terrible public policy.
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The role of racism in perpetuating economic inequality has long been a source of division in debates over class struggle.
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Spicer began his tenure by perpetuating Trump's lie about the size of the crowd at his Inauguration, and never recovered.
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And the protest movement is becoming self-perpetuating—this weekend it was motivated by anger at events a week earlier.
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I hope my House and Senate colleagues join me in extending this common sense program and perpetuating the economic boon.
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Anger is a very self-perpetuating energy and I feel like people who are angry are usually angry about themselves.
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The NRA, in this video, is ignoring its role in perpetuating gun violence and passing the buck to someone else.
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Unlike their white counterparts, these characters are reduced to harmful stereotypes about Southern Asians, perpetuating common misconceptions and encouraging them.
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But by perpetuating ignorance about political participation, it undermines our national discourse and subtly degrades support for First Amendment rights.
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The movie has been criticized for perpetuating tropes about Muslim Americans, but I identified with the idea of conflicting selves.
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An expert with the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization warns that some of these practices are actually perpetuating the problem.
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To league officials and data-oriented executives, there is little point in perpetuating a costly and inefficient player-development system.
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Beijing has strongly condemned the US laws and accused Washington of supporting and perpetuating violence in the Asian financial hub.
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When we go out of our way to controvert this fight, we are perpetuating the inherent problems with racialized policing.
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Irish bishops publicly accepted responsibility for their role in the abuse, including perpetuating a culture of toxic secrecy and shame.
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One year on and the Portland rock group are still perpetuating misogynistic garbage that's as dated as their '70s sound.
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"It's just a self-perpetuating, incredibly dangerous, feedback loop," he said, noting that online rage will eventually lead to physical actions.
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This is a fundamental principle of creating and perpetuating a culture of success, and also a guiding light for me personally.
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In contrast, when Black women use reality TV for their gain, they are accused of perpetuating stereotypes or disregarded all together.
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China is burning rapidly through its reserves, but weakness in the yuan is self-perpetuating and damaging for Japan, among others.
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First, censoring speech that is seen as discriminatory risks perpetuating existing biases by failing to tackle the core of the issues.
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On the one hand, there are always downsides to a lack of labels, including perpetuating the erasure of orientations like bisexuality.
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Perpetuating the myth that the worth of a nonprofit organization boils down to what it spends on overhead is simply indefensible.
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That really keeps it self-perpetuating so I can find the energy and the determination to get through some big battles.
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Its summary notes, for instance, that crews working to restore communications in disaster areas were often themselves responsible for perpetuating outages.
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Sure, it's another cliché-perpetuating right-wing voice, but it's also a phony troll amongst a chorus of obnoxious real ones.
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They tend to create a false sense of security, perpetuating the illusion that work — and the knowledge it requires — is static.
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As Google CEO Sundar Pichai said at the time of the memo's circulation, it violated the company's policies, perpetuating sexist ideologies.
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And we millennials, the ever-flexible and ever-resourceful generation, are perpetuating some of the very worst credit myths out there.
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The delayed onset makes it hard to diagnose, and easy to unwittingly imbibe more of the little bastards, perpetuating the problem.
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When stuck in depression, one tends to withdraw further and further from life, perpetuating a downward spiral of detachment and despair.
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Last month, federal prosecutors criminally charged a major drug distributor, Rochester Drug Cooperative, for its role in perpetuating the opioid crisis.
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Our health policies are merely perpetuating the negative stigma of gay men having AIDS, which only hurts the move towards equality.
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"We have a chance to turn the corner at Fox, and perpetuating this conspiracy theory damages our integrity," the employee continued.
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Scientists working on climate change have an interest in perpetuating their case because of the research grants they receive, sceptics argue.
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The sense of power being lost is real, but so too is the sense of privilege perpetuating itself at the top.
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Yet their existence has become self-perpetuating as they attract "orphanage tourists", invited in the hope that they will donate money.
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Unfortunately, states have used numerous workarounds to void work requirements in food stamps, perpetuating dependency and leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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And part of that reality is recognizing the primary responsibility Hamas bears in perpetuating the suffering of the people of Gaza.
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The foremost reason that we should consider a peace declaration is that there is no utility in perpetuating the 1953 armistice.
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But with a law like part 2 perpetuating the secrecy and stigma that leads to discrimination, we will wait too long.
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When the teaser was released, Fresh Off the Boat's Constance Wu asserted that the movie was perpetuating the white savior trope.
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"We have to stop perpetuating the racist myth that [only a] white man can save the world," she wrote on Twitter.
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So while it has abundantly failed in its core mandate, UNRWA has also become an active part of perpetuating the conflict.
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The study underlined a few universal truths—that stereotypes such as "boys don't cry" are perpetuating outdated and harmful patriarchal attitudes.
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Then, the epiphany - we're not feminists, we're perpetuating the bullshit in a different way, wearing leather jackets instead of pink aprons.
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" In another appearance, he blamed the media and 21st-century technology for feeding off Trump's rhetoric and perpetuating "tribal identity politics.
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And there was a long period of about 3,000 years when everyone linked their individuality with the idea of perpetuating groups.
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In the absence of international leadership, some governments in the region have turned to foreign powers for support, perpetuating the bloodshed.
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To this day, advertisements about HIV preventative medication predominantly feature gay men, perpetuating the myth that other populations need not worry.
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Others don't even realize the biases or notions that end up changing the tone of a report and perpetuating harmful stereotypes.
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Many studies have looked at the impact of parents and preschool or elementary grade teachers on perpetuating those beliefs in children.
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App companies, for their part, deny that even full-timers are employees, perpetuating the fantasy that gig workers are solo entrepreneurs.
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Editorial Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has declared war on corruption, a big factor in perpetuating poverty in that country.
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On Friday, the GOP nominee declared President Obama was born in the U.S. after perpetuating the birther issue for some time.
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In her opening statement, Hill chastised the committee for perpetuating the false claim that Ukraine meddled in the 2016 presidential election.
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The greater question is whether this self-perpetuating academic elite can recover the credibility that gave its Nobel Prize its standing.
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Instead of perpetuating a culture of toxic masculinity, Alexander-Julian and Oke-Lawal chose to highlight a man's emotions and vulnerabilities.
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We're talking about Pete Davidson snagging Kate Beckinsale as a rebound after Ariana Grande, perpetuating the mystique around his baffling BDE.
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Cruz and his team are perpetuating is because in Indiana, they're losing," campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said on CNN's "New Day.
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Such dominance is sustained by so-called network effects, or self-perpetuating advantages that make it hard for others to compete.
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The Root's Michael Harriot wrote an essay torching the candidate for perpetuating a narrative that blames the victims of systemic racism.
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" The co-founders offered their "extreme regret for our role in perpetuating sexism in the media industry and society in general.
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A recent lawsuit against the pharmaceutical company that makes OxyContin raised questions about the firm's role in perpetuating the opioid crisis.
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"Changing culture meaningfully means approaching folks from the standpoint of 'these harmful ideas you are perpetuating need to go,'" she said.
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It became clear to her that the occupation's takeover by men in the '90s had turned into a self-perpetuating cycle.
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The problem with the old way of thinking about audiences is not just that it's wrong; it's that it's self-perpetuating.
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At least in Massachusetts, though, the latest attempt at perpetuating the myth failed — and trans people remain protected under the law.
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In October, he publicly second-guessed his role in perpetuating what he called the "institutionalized meathead culture" of the food industry.
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The result has been a self-perpetuating cycle of high burn, higher growth, still higher valuations and a strong positive feedback loop.
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Poverty is one of the biggest motivators for poaching Poverty plays the biggest role in perpetuating the illegal trade, the researchers said.
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These two axes of authoritarianism — weakening Israel's democratic institutions while perpetuating rule over the Palestinians without granting them political rights — are connected.
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"It isn't even slightly true for Mary-Kay to say that about merely perpetuating what Karl brought," Lanchester wrote in an email.
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The film and TV industry has come under particular scrutiny recently over its role in perpetuating stereotypes and unfairly representing minority characters.
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Some out there are likely and unknowingly perpetuating this problem by insisting on publicly sharing their positive interactions with the accused individuals.
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Not only can inflation be self-perpetuating, it is toxic to the value of future streams of income from stocks and bonds.
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Despite the clear evidence that proves otherwise, we're perpetuating the false notion that there's only one entry into the world of programming.
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When the vote to decriminalize the drug took place in Denver, critics argued that decriminalization risked perpetuating the city's "drug-friendly" reputation.
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It evokes a side of segregation not often seen on film; those involved see themselves as merely upholding orders, not perpetuating hate.
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During his redemption tour to save Taystee, Caputo (Nick Sandow) recognizes the power of stories in perpetuating MCC's dominion over the truth.
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No one wants to believe they're shutting out groups of people or perpetuating a culture of sexual violence by supporting alleged abusers.
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But too many local school officials are loath to admit the role that their enrollment policies play in perpetuating de facto segregation.
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Until you say "enough" — and fight back, stand up and resist — you're perpetuating a culture of burnout in which no one wins.
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Many Aboriginal parents therefore struggle to raise their own children, prompting a disproportionate number to be taken into care, perpetuating the cycle.
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" She added, "We live in a culture of self-proclaimed victims and politicians, and the media is thriving off of perpetuating that.
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Its sportswriters excoriated the baseball establishment for perpetuating the color ban and pressured major league owners to give tryouts to black ballplayers.
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Are they perpetuating stereotypes, are they props in someone else's story, is there an effort to make them fit within the universe?
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Yes, there is something wrong with perpetuating stereotypes that paint women as subservient — in fact, it can be viewed as a microaggression.
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However, perpetuating the myth of health insurance and our broken healthcare price system will only lead to higher than necessary healthcare costs.
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Monks declines to go into specifics, saying it's better not to dwell on the band's past "dark energy" to avoid perpetuating it.
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Terrorists are not irrational, can be found for retaliation through intelligence and covert action, and are committed to perpetuating their organization's existence.
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Mainstream outlets avoid it, at least as a serious way to describe how elites are perpetuating their command of this country's resources.
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Mr. Brown recalled how Utah's lieutenant governor, a Mormon, gave a speech in which he apologized for his role in perpetuating homophobia.
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Some are describing these actions as perpetuating a modern form of colonialism, while others continue to rationalize and legitimize the pipeline construction.
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Others accused him of perpetuating Islamophobia and prejudice, as well as capitalizing on the fear in the wake of the Orlando attack.
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Over the years, Mattis played a small active role in perpetuating the fraud by pushing for the military to use Theranos's technology.
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The guilt of the perpetrators of 23-223 is clear; the guilt of those perpetuating genocide justifications upon humanity is beyond comprehension.
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In its Minneapolis 2040 report, the city took the remarkable step of acknowledging — in writing — its own role in perpetuating that inequity.
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In a nation founded on violence against indigenous peoples, the question invites us to examine our own complicity in perpetuating that violence.
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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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By perpetuating this myth that we're better, families are anxious to erase any kind of imperfection in their kid no matter what.
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"It is not reasonable for H.H.S. to cement misclassified costs into future reimbursements, thus perpetuating literally million-dollar mistakes," Judge Kavanaugh wrote.
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"I don't feel that my being part of covering the National Football League is perpetuating danger," he said in a phone interview.
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Recovery from previous disasters, like Hurricane Katrina, has had regressive effects, heightening the disparities between rich and poor and perpetuating systemic racism.
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A new workers' movement would also be a bulwark against the old Jeffersonian nightmare of rule by a self-perpetuating economic oligarchy.
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"It's a perpetuating cycle... They're concentrating on how horrifying that outcome will be and the brain continues to scare them," Prudovski said.
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This limits their job opportunities, perpetuating the harm of the discrimination and hurting the very children the system is meant to help.
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Sanders, appearing on CNN's "New Day," accused the network of perpetuating "a total hoax" in its coverage of the ongoing Russia investigation.
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"It's a self-perpetuating loop that benefits one small group of people," hedge fund manager Mark Yusko told CNN Business last week.
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Perpetuating the stigmatization of recreational and medical cannabis use only supports the broken status quo, undermines consumer choice, and erodes states rights.
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Even if your Powerball purchase this week is a one-off flutter, you're still fueling an industry powered by perpetuating gambling addictions.
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Hill emphasized that this is Russian propaganda, and that perpetuating it bolsters the Kremlin's efforts to contaminate US politics and divide Americans.
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But it's helpful to see the structural factors that are perpetuating one of the worst and most costly wars in recent history.
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Pierre is perpetuating a myth in order to distract from real stories of abuse, stories that continue to come to light every day.
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At the same time, there are still some misconceptions about addiction treatment that he worries the agency or its officials might be perpetuating.
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The consequence is something more complex than anarchy, a kind of substitute tribalism, with its own logic and its own self-perpetuating laws.
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Stop vilifying people of color and produce positive, accurate and inclusive imagery rather than perpetuating trite stereotypes … the Time for change is now.
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" They added that they wanted to express "extreme regret for our role in perpetuating sexism in the media industry and society in general.
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But given the fact that welfare also failed her, Harden's legacy shows the limits of perpetuating personal responsibility narratives to redress systemic issues.
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Damore was fired on Monday — the same day he filed the suit — for "perpetuating gender stereotypes" and violating the company's code of conduct.
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But if there's no action accompanying that truth, then it's merely a smokescreen, big talk to cover up a rotting, self-perpetuating core.
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"There seems to be a self-perpetuating cycle of better U.S. data, stronger U.S. dollar and gains in the U.S. markets," said Nicholson.
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Over the years, the subject matter has proven to be quite divisive for perpetuating a sympathetic view of the South during this time.
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The curious part, for many in the bitcoin community, isn't that Wright is perpetuating another hoax, but that Gavin Andresen would be involved.
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Is it disrupting the contemporary fascist from perpetuating mutated forms of the sociopolitical in our present and his posited futures for a people?
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Eventually, I was able to channel my respect for imperfection into a self-perpetuating system of groundbreaking trial, acceptable error, and noticeable optimization.
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I don't harbor any resentment toward my mother for perpetuating the myth that tampons take virginity by way of never talking about them.
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Any time you put the onus on our daughters — don't wear that dress, don't get drunk, don't lead guys on — you're perpetuating it.
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Notably, there was no declaration from Mr. Zuckerberg about the pain of racial inequality, nor an apology for Facebook's role in perpetuating it.
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One difference between now and 20 years ago is that homophobia and transphobia is now harder to spot, including by those perpetuating it.
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"There is a vicious cycle of widowhood and early marriage - impoverishment among widows is a major factor in perpetuating child marriage," she added.
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Catch 22: As these companies get better at disseminating news, they become even bigger targets for bad actors, perpetuating the cycle of misinformation.
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Prevailing attitudes of distrust in government, strong partisanship and ingrained attitudes — not features of the law itself — are perpetuating the public's negative opinion.
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One only need to imagine their most dreaded candidate's acquisition of such power, in order to realize the hazards of perpetuating this method.
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In telling the true story behind the 19th, we must also stop perpetuating the myth that women were "granted" the right to vote.
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The BBC, she asserted, was perpetuating a "secretive and illegal" pay culture, and, in doing so, failing to live up to its principles.
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So, we have three totally different takes on this centuries-old garment on three celebs with strong trendsetting (and trend perpetuating) track records.
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Between perpetuating stereotypes about curly hair and feeding into the idea that beauty is a burden, this practice begs for a thoughtful revamp.
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Could we all be perpetuating internalized racism by consciously, or even unconsciously, excluding Black men and other men of color as romantic prospects?
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"Unfortunately, in perpetuating an unsubstantiated premise of the Obama administration, Treasury has decided to keep part of these discriminatory regulations," the group said.
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It could be quite easy—fashionable, even—to look at Tom's legacy as necessarily perpetuating a rather narrow view of gay male culture.
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They're part of a long history of movie couples perpetuating the idea that a satisfying relationship means being completely consumed with each other.
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Yet Confederate monuments obscure this history, thereby perpetuating the Lost Cause lie that slavery was not the central cause of the Civil War.
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And this culture tends to be self-perpetuating — very skilled, highly motivated people like to work with other very skilled, highly motivated people.
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Local zoning laws play a major role in denying housing opportunity by perpetuating the enormous wealth gap between white people and black people.
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Thus both live on, copied from generation to generation, latching on to humanity and perpetuating themselves too effectively to be got rid of.
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The judge was also critical of comments made by Mr. Scott's lawyers on television and social media perpetuating the unsubstantiated rumors of fraud.
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One thing seems clear -- in an already divided society, misinformation and polarization are feeding off each other in a vicious, self-perpetuating cycle.
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And if you really think about it, Peter has been the one perpetuating the drama way back at the beginning of the season.
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This, as Guardian US reporter Molly Redden tweeted on Friday, puts us in the double bind of fearing we are perpetuating the problem.
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"We put these people up on these pedestals and we're sort of guilty of perpetuating this graven imagery that we worship," she said.
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Correcting gene mutations in the germline is powerful because any such modifications are inherited by subsequent generations in a fixed, self-perpetuating configuration.
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When American diplomats warn that more pressure would only deepen Israel's calculus and sacrifice American influence, they are blamed for perpetuating the conflict.
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The sense of diversification is manufactured by buzz built around the artist, and it is key to perpetuating consumers' desire for the products.
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Instead, the demographic is shunned and caricatured in marketing images, perpetuating unrealistic stereotypes and contributing to age discrimination, according to a new report.
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"It's been clear for a long time that the tax-credit program is perpetuating racial segregation," said Michael Daniel, a fair-housing lawyer.
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The super-fast decline in LME inventory is perpetuating the most acute time-spread tightness in over a decade in the London market.
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VAL THORENS, France — Perpetuating the tradition of great Colombian climbers, Egan Bernal left his mark on the Tour de France in the mountains.
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That begins with improving the quality of Palestinian governance, first of all by replacing leaders whose principal interests lie in perpetuating their misrule.
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These are the denizens of this subterranean world, perpetuating this repulsive system by not speaking out against it and forswearing its tainted rewards.
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This disproportionality is a problem replicated in statehouses around the country — one that both parties have, to some extent, been guilty of perpetuating.
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Though we may never know these women's names, we deserve to know who hurt them and who among us is perpetuating these abuses.
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However, these conversations should be educated, not perpetuating the hatred and discrimination that get us into these very situations in the first place.
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For peace to come, the Palestinians must decide that they have more to gain by giving up the conflict than by perpetuating it.
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And the breadth of candidates counting on that is a self-perpetuating, complicating factor for the entire field as it approaches the caucuses.
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The second ominous possibility lurking on Mexico's horizon is the end of Nafta, or, at best, the indefinite postponement of renegotiation, perpetuating uncertainty.
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But it also has been accused of perpetuating what critics call a culture of dependency among a population that has quintupled in size.
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Instead of wasting energy and judging a woman for what they're wearing, lets actually hold the abusers accountable, because it's perpetuating the victim-shaming.
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We're saying that if the author isn't competent enough to write something that is interrogating racism rather than perpetuating it, they're a shitty writer.
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Fortunately, both films share deeper themes: trauma perpetuating trauma, an existential yearning for a meaningful life, and the desire to belong at any cost.
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By perpetuating an idea of fun that's derived directly from a "festival inspired" look-book, these festivals are no longer places of reckless abandon.
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By the time Age of Extinction came around, I was practically yelling at audiences for buying tickets and perpetuating this cycle of cinematic sadism.
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While Actual Sunlight was an introspective look at depression, Little Red Lie is about the larger systems perpetuating and heightening the feeling of hopelessness.
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That practice certainly impacted me; new employers are sometimes only willing to increase your current salary by a certain percentage, perpetuating an underpaid status.
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To the Editor: I commend Arthur C. Brooks for his thoughtful and well-argued article on the dangers of perpetuating a culture of victimhood.
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"Allah replaced my house with something better," she wrote, perpetuating the idea — that she'd rescind in later interviews — that ISIS cares for its community.
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In April 2008, the basketball star and the supermodel inspired heated conversations with a cover photo that some people viewed as perpetuating racial stereotypes.
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But there's a unique feature of tight-knit communities, like the one in Washington, that makes them even more prone to perpetuating false beliefs.
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Men with a history of perpetuating misogyny are able to wear a specific color to an event, and get deemed a gender equality activist.
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But they were also interested in the news: They understood the critical role they played in educating the public and perpetuating a free society.
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Consumers' demand for savings is perpetuating the market for illegally sold, untested and unsafe cannabis, and that won't change until taxes are more reasonable.
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Some have also accused it of being instrumental in perpetuating and increasing police harassment, misconduct, and the use of excessive force in minority communities.
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It could have been either, but every moment and piece of signage had been considered, perpetuating the illusion of being wrapped inside the show.
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The self-perpetuating patterns that we call human beings are now dependent on clothes, cooked food, vitamins, vaccinations, credit cards, smartphones, and the internet.
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It's a weird, self-perpetuating system where once they get big and their name is well known, the banks recommend them to pension funds.
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The slur often has racist undertones: Alt-right memes regularly depict "cucks" perpetuating "white genocide" by inviting black men to sleep with their wives.
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The impact of this profound inequality leads to a cycle of poverty that can stretch across generations, perpetuating and compounding already growing wealth disparities.
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The legal market has long been a conservative market traditionally more concerned about perpetuating itself than about solving problems for its clients (the entrepreneurs).
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By turning to court orders to compel Apple's cooperation, the FBI is perpetuating Silicon Valley perceptions of the government as a heavy-handed bully.
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Shine was Ailes's right-hand man for years, and it is believed he played a significant role in perpetuating Fox News's misogynistic corporate culture.
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The federal government, he declared, had been taken over by a corrupt, self-serving elite whose members aimed only at perpetuating themselves in office.
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The permanent members of the UN Security Council — in particular, China and Russia — are complicit in perpetuating the conflict by aiding South Sudan's government.
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As internet rollout continues to gain pace in developing countries, experts have warned that it could risk perpetuating and even exacerbating existing gender inequalities.
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A segment from last October in which he visited Chinatown in New York City was widely condemned as racist for perpetuating Asian-American stereotypes.
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Since 95 percent of incarcerated individuals will be released from prison someday, shouldn't we be implementing reforms that combat recidivism rather than perpetuating it?
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Meanwhile, we remain one of the most marginalized racial minorities in the United States, with a sitting US president perpetuating that situation even further.
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Many media outlets deemed Damore's memo an "anti-diversity" or "sexist" screed, and he was fired for perpetuating "harmful gender stereotypes" amid the uproar.
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For starters, it should refuse foreign aid that passes through mega-charities, which mostly serves to crowd out local NGO efforts while perpetuating dependency.
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America and China are not natural enemies, but the narrative perpetuating the animosity suits those with a self-appointed status of superiority or righteousness.
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" In his 1997 study Standing Soldiers, Kneeling Slaves, historian Kirk Savage concluded that the Memorial was "a monument entrenched in and perpetuating racist ideology.
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Given that this data may be used to determine which offenders receive especial police attention, it may be that these biases are self-perpetuating.
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So, when you get certain artists perpetuating the street life activity, 99 percent of the time, we don't really want to hear about it.
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The ruling African National Congress said in a statement that it was concerned by the "obsession with perpetuating racial polarization" triggered by Solidarity's protest.
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It's perpetuating a conflict the Palestinians lost long ago and aiding Arab governments who refuse to provide for the basic needs of their people.
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The federal government on Tuesday charged a major drug distributor — for the first time — for its role in perpetuating the country's deadly opioid epidemic.
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Some experts think that in a self-perpetuating cycle, 340B may be contributing to drugmakers hiking their prices to account for the mandated discounts.
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The aforementioned works often caricature and trivialize refugees' experiences, perpetuating notions of powerless, pitiful victims, and cartoonish symbols of suffering instead of individual people.
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That's one of Boorstin's big points, that relevance is self-perpetuating, so celebrities are people who are famous for being famous, and so on.
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When talking about cultural differences, there's often a fear of saying the wrong thing or perpetuating stereotypes, and Liu's graphics lighten up the discussion.
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Ethics: While initially criticized for perpetuating the pirated porn issues, its partnership program introduced a viable model for ethical free porn to the industry.
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They are refusing to isolate and still socialize in large groups; they are perpetuating a type of elder neglect that is tantamount to abuse.
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It is a self-perpetuating cycle, one that Russian meddling may have only sped up a bit but that remains almost entirely American-driven.
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When fear is coursing through every group chat, Instagram story, news headline, people don't stop to ask: Are we hurting anyone by perpetuating it?
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If indifference to civilian suffering underlies some arguments for perpetuating our military presence in Afghanistan, it also seems to animate some advocates of withdrawal.
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Its record on perpetuating pseudoscientific drivel is clear, and many were quick to lambast the Post for giving the organization any platform at all.
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Stop-and-frisk was a way of life, emboldening the police and perpetuating a culture of police harassment and brutality against the Black community.
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Opioid manufacturers and distributors more broadly face thousands of lawsuits for their role in perpetuating the current drug overdose crisis by irresponsibly marketing painkillers.
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Here is a man who points the finger at private equity for fostering income inequality, while ignoring venture capital's own role in perpetuating it.
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Production cuts that are too deep or too long risk reigniting non-OPEC investment, especially from the United States, perpetuating market instability, UBS said.
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Perpetuating phony theories about vaccines and autism isn't going to help them — and it's not going to help children on the autism spectrum, either.
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Digital technology and social media also make it easier than ever before to compare our success to others', perpetuating a cycle of self-doubt.
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He tried but failed to disentangle the country from Bush's misadventures in the Middle East, in many ways expanding and perpetuating American commitments there.
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She argues that college campuses have become overwhelmed by sexual paranoia, seeing all encounters as exploitative and thereby perpetuating myths and fantasies about power.
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How do we make it so that the culture does not support people feeling comfortable and powerful to keep perpetuating this type of oppression?
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And whenever we've had instances of shows perpetuating negative stereotypes of people of color, we've always had The Cosby Show to hold up against that.
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The danger of this data, some investors say, is that it could encourage women to limit their funding options, perpetuating a kind of funding segregation.
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Meanwhile, within the Panhellenic system of campus Greek groups, defenses of sororities continue, paradoxically perpetuating the idea that sororities somehow need defending to begin with.
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The spate of violence in 2017 is rightfully linked to the hateful rhetoric and racist policy that the Trump administration has been accused of perpetuating.
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And YouTube removed several of his videos for perpetuating child endangerment and hate speech, and banned him from livestreaming on the platform for 90 days.
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She explains that while both companies and individuals are capable of perpetuating a misogynistic work culture, it is the company's responsibility to stamp out prejudice.
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She said WW is simply trying to capitalize on the body positive movement without actually having to give up their place in perpetuating diet culture.
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And Thomas just doesn't believe that it's impossible to remedy these injustices, he also believes that the acts of paternalism end up perpetuating the injustices.
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But with that power comes responsibility, and perpetuating the easiest and most overused descriptor of the commander-in-chief isn't living up to that responsibility.
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"Let It Fall", John Ridley's compelling take, is careful to show that racial tensions were felt across communities and that the violence became self-perpetuating.
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Beyond finding Tao to be among the great prose stylists of my generation, I do not view him or his work as perpetuating toxic masculinity.
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During that first faceoff, the Democratic nominee slammed Trump for perpetuating a false claim that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
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Spokeswoman Kate Purchase said the tweet on Monday dishonored the victims "by spreading misinformation, playing identity politics, and perpetuating fear and division within our communities".
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During that first faceoff, the Democratic nominee slammed Trump for perpetuating a false claim that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
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Perhaps he could resonate with Black voters by talking about what to do to advance racial justice rather than perpetuating injustice by insulting Black communities.
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There are two things in life that make me truly happy: when it rains, and when survivor-shamers are called out for perpetuating rape culture.
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But the court said he was still liable for perpetuating the fraudulent scheme because he knowingly produced and sent the false statements in the emails.
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" He added "These lies and the perpetuating of nonsense to try to gain some political capital is outrageous and he should be ashamed of himself.
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Armando Guebuza, then the president of Mozambique, claimed in 603 that "the lack of a habit of hard work" was perpetuating poverty in his country.
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Solutions can only be implemented, and therefore effective, if tech companies fully acknowledge their roles in maintaining and perpetuating bias, discrimination and falsehoods, he adds.
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In addition to perpetuating the misconception that weight loss and success are one and the same, this well-intentioned comment can inadvertently be extremely harmful.
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For many Palestinians, the outcome of the 2019 Knesset elections did not matter, as the leading parties are in consensus on perpetuating the status quo.
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Today, women programmers describe a self-perpetuating cycle where white and Asian male managers hire people who look like all the other programmers they know.
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We need to learn from our history, not repeat the faults of our ancestors by perpetuating that same kind of supremacy out into the universe.
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The stalk erupting out of the back of its head rains fungal spores onto more ants below, thus perpetuating the parasite's infection of the colony.
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And ... Congressman Heck, by not even being willing to stand up, by not saying anything, then he's complicit in perpetuating that type of divisive rhetoric.
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The Trump administration is perpetuating a vicious circle—statements like these contribute to its poor performance in the courts, which leads to more destructive statements.
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The CCIA accused the proposal of perpetuating "the current non-competitive landscape," which boxes out third-party devices, placing them on an unfair playing field.
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" In an interview with The Financial Times published Sunday, Belfort warned promoters of ICOs were "perpetuating a massive scam of the highest order on everyone.
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Volsky thinks the controversial lawyer needs to "go away," and called for the mainstream media to stop perpetuating the situation by giving him more attention.
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"We have to stop perpetuating the racist myth that only a white man can save the world," Constance Wu wrote in response to the decision.
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The Trump Administration is perpetuating the same cruel vision of higher costs and less coverage that House Republicans voted for in the monstrosity of Trumpcare.
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"What they mean is a very particular set of institutions," a self-perpetuating alphabet soup of bodies "more experienced in social engineering" than groundbreaking thoughts.
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Throughout history that has been the case, and throughout history media has been complicit in perpetuating racism, prejudice and bigotry for hordes of marginalized people.
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The exchange between the comedians raises questions about the role that white and black people play in perpetuating the n-word and its racist history.
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Pavlovian Twitter responses to negative media coverage, for example, or perpetuating conspiracy theories make the process ripe for exploitation via influence operations and direct communications.
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The G.O.P. phrase du jour is "constitutional crisis," depicting a hog-tied executive and a Republican Congress obsessed with perpetuating their demonization of Mrs. Clinton.
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A super-advanced AI system will create self-perpetuating superiority, since it might then create new scientific leaps in addition to new modes of warfare.
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Perpetuating the myth that mental illness is the cause of mass shootings only feeds the prejudice and discrimination that are associated with mental health conditions.
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The absence of self-understanding is reflected in the Palestinians' blindness to the role they themselves have played in causing and perpetuating their own plight.
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I had seen Ville Valtonen's unwavering belief as a source of relief for his patients, but was he at the same time perpetuating the disease?
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And on top of that, inflation expectations, the ECB's top worry, are steadily declining, raising the risk they become dislodged, thereby perpetuating weak price growth.
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And these divisions are often most evident in the segregated schools, a system that critics warn risks perpetuating the ingrained animosities in the broader society.
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It explored the harmful effects of media at a time when lawyer Jack Thompson was suing the makers of Grand Theft Auto for perpetuating violence.
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It also ignores the many peaceful marches and the reciprocal, seemingly self-perpetuating cycle of violence, with both protesters and police deploying increasingly forceful tactics.
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The latter never revealed — or won an electoral mandate for — their real agenda, of perpetuating themselves in power by attacking the institutions that underpin democracy.
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During his tenure, Pence was responsible for perpetuating one of the worst HIV outbreaks in the state's history, which saw 20 new cases a day.
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By perpetuating inaccurate or incomplete information, abstinence-only programs are a classic case of "information manipulation"—an attempt to misuse information to influence individual choice.
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In effect, this punitive approach has supported mass incarceration for relatively minor offenses, placing an excessive burden on taxpayers, destroying communities, and perpetuating racial biases.
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Other jarring examples of public dollars squandered on "clean coal" research include an Ohio bond issue passed in 1985 that has proven monstrously self-perpetuating.
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By perpetuating the vast majority of official secrecy and creating new cloaks, Trump is missing his best shot against what he calls the Deep State.
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By grossly inflating numbers of Palestinian refugees on its list and perpetuating the so-called "right of return," UNRWA calls its own legitimacy into question.
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Even normally reputable sources like the online Ancient History Encyclopedia fall prey to perpetuating the idea of the link between the army and the acronym.
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Redecorating doesn't stop the night terrors from happening, but it does keep them from perpetuating once I'm in that space somewhere between conscious and asleep.
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This, unfortunately, definitely isn't the first time that fashion editors have been astoundingly ignorant about perpetuating Asian stereotypes (that are, in some cases, straight-up mocking).
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These upticks have been attributed to the presidency of Donald Trump, who has emboldened white supremacists by refusing to denounce Nazis and perpetuating racist conspiracy theories.
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She says the self-perpetuating discrimination makes it a challenge to pull up other women in the industry — but that she's committed to doing just that.
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Though you might blame reality TV for perpetuating a lot of drama between women on screen, you can also look to it for a possible solution.
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By encouraging Sophia Burset (Laverne Cox) to go public with a lawsuit, he's trying to chip at the false narrative bolstering MCC and perpetuating its injustices.
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Whatever their reasons, they'll be balancing them against the stakes of electing someone comfortable with perpetuating racist lies to the most powerful seat in the world.
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By using an image of Jenner before her transition as a men's room sign, Dodie's is perpetuating the damaging myth that transgender women are actually men.
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Some recipes even doled out advice considered unsafe, like, for instance, washing chicken, or perpetuating myths, like that meat is done when the juices run clear.
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This week, I spoke with Rent the Runway CEO Jennifer Hyman, an entrepreneur who realized she might have been perpetuating income inequality... in her own company.
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Instead of perpetuating the cycle, bystanders can first take a step back and refuse to chime in on social media unless it's to support the victim.
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During that first face off, the Democratic nominee slammed Trump for perpetuating a false claim that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
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Until women and feminists address these inequalities within our own community, we are perpetuating the systemic oppression we accuse cis-centric culture of enforcing on us.
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Richard Heydarian, one of a new breed of younger, more internationalist Philippine analysts, said a confluence of factors is keeping Duterte in power, perpetuating the situation.
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Any plan that is based on or implies the continued subjugation of one group over the other is just repackaging the conflict and perpetuating it. Okay.
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The danger in many of this year's elections is perpetuating the public's confidence that America's leaders are in politics only for themselves, not the public good.
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It's the start of a death spiral, a self-perpetuating cycle of price hikes and falling enrollment — which is exactly what Trump has said he wants.
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Since winning one-party control of many states in 2010, growing numbers of governors and legislators are perpetuating their partisan advantage through voter suppression and gerrymandering.
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Plus, it remains troubling to exist in a media landscape in which not doing cultural caricatures or perpetuating American exceptionalism is something in need of praise.
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Rather than perpetuating Islamophobia, presidential candidates need to recognize Muslim Americans as an essential part of American society and recognize their importance in the political sphere.
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This can make it difficult for people to talk about their experiences, even with mental health professionals, who can be guilty of perpetuating the stigma themselves.
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Chicago's famed improv scene has been accused of perpetuating the entertainment industry's already rampant sexism; other hotbeds of improv talent have been said to lack diversity.
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I think it's perpetuating this bullshit expectation situation that's never-ending, and it's never going to be able to effectively promote a restaurant, good or bad.
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"Our phones now offer mini-makeovers in the palms of our hands, but as we use them, we're creating and perpetuating unrealistic beauty ideals," she said.
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Still, there have been no announcements of structural changes, ensuring the community will continue to view the museum skeptically and perpetuating the possibility of avoidable controversies.
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A panel called "Confronting White Womanhood," designed to help white women recognize their own roles in perpetuating racism, was so popular it was ultimately held twice.
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Roosevelt Franklin, the first black Muppet on 'Sesame Street,' was accused of perpetuating negative stereotypes about black children and was removed from the show in 1975.
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I will not list the stories in the interest of not perpetuating the problem, but suffice to say it's something that Gawker was widely known for.
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But they remain very rich men, and their families, for generations, will be able to live off the financial rewards they collected while perpetuating these offenses.
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That not only makes people less likely to report crime — perpetuating the problem of few crimes going reported — but it might lead to even more crime.
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On July 18, 2019, one woman said she went to HR to talk about the "the psychological and emotionally volatile environment" her manager was allegedly perpetuating.
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But over the years, I began to reflect on how the system that I and others had constructed may have been perpetuating deep-seated social problems.
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I don't want to look too expensive and it's like she looks elitist, or if I look poor it's like I'm perpetuating the poor Mexican stereotype.
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But that ubiquity has been self-perpetuating and kept him working consistently in films, sitcoms and, more recently, several made-for-Netflix movies, often alongside Sandler.
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Informed by activist movements like Black Lives Matter, there is a greater acknowledgement of the role that Clinton-era policies have played in perpetuating systemic racism.
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Women (and men) who disagree should put their votes where their anger is, not further tear at our social fabric by perpetuating dehumanizing and vitriolic rhetoric.
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HGTV's alleged insistence that men love breaking down walls and creating big, simple rooms with nary a wall in sight is only perpetuating a bad trend.
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Each round has set off new demands from the victims' families for an investigation that could clear the names of their loved ones, perpetuating the controversy.
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For this, Perkins has been accused of "sweeping sexual assault under the rug" and perpetuating a cover up for which Perkins "owes" some sort of explanation.
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I simply uphold their preconceptions and question whether I should just leave it to women like her, rather than perpetuating the stereotypes that hold her back.
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Leaders have an interest in perpetuating the belief that leadership is vital to organizational (of whatever kind) performance — it is a source of power for leaders.
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Washington (CNN)Utah's second-highest-ranking public official says the Orlando massacre has prompted him to apologize to the LGBT community for his role in perpetuating homophobia.
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And on top of it all, inflation expectations, the ECB's top worry, are steadily declining, raising the risk that they become dislodged, thereby perpetuating weak price growth.
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As a former officer of the couch, as a prosecutor, and I see what happens here and subverting justice and perpetuating a fraud on the American people.
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The staggering plunge in Facebook employee morale mirrors an internal struggle perpetuating the industry—a realization that a company's stated mission might not match its societal impact.
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" As for President Trump, The New York Times reports that he spent his first day in office perpetuating what he called his "running war with the media.
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By perpetuating the idea that a lighter complexion will make you more desirable, Western beauty standards continue to feed a global market that profits off women's insecurities.
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Until we completely reform it we are perpetuating our problems, and generations of people compare their own experiences to what is now and see change as bad.
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But Rajoy has refused to face such a vote unless he has the Socialists' support ahead of time, perpetuating a game of chicken between the two sides.
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"Without the public shaming of this behavior—this industry-wide standard of stubborn and often angry sexism—those perpetuating the problem can continue to behave like cavemen."
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To ignore the role design and designers could play in instituting and perpetuating the inequality inherent in the racist patriarchy Trump's ideology embodies is irresponsible and reprehensible.
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The more rewarding discovery is to dive deep into the absurd, to take the absurd seriously, to see what the absurd means to the people perpetuating it.
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Moody's said Oman could face external vulnerability as wide fiscal deficits will contribute to wide current account deficits, perpetuating Oman's dependence on steady inflows of external financing.
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As more women found firms and become key members as Rae herself is at The Engine, she says that this has the potential to become self-perpetuating.
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Especially when terms divert attention away from the solutions which could help save lives and assets and absolve those responsible for perpetuating the inequalities that disasters reveal.
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As a result, ICOs create a perpetuating cycle of hype: More buzz about blockchain technology, more value for ethereum, more attention for dapp startups, and so on.
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Experts say the extreme stress many officers face wears them down, leading to (and then perpetuating) problems with anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and substance abuse.
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Third, credit conditions are tightening, raising the risk of a self-perpetuating spiral of tighter credit conditions, problems refinancing debt, and consequent difficulties for seemingly sound banks.
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The organization filed a lawsuit against Fary on Tuesday, citing trademark infringement and perpetuating a connection between the company and the Oscars, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Such ubiquity has become self-perpetuating, as he's now become, to some observers in mainstream media, the national spokesman for science in an age of "alternative" facts.
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All it's doing is perpetuating the preexisting trend of pitting women against each other, and it's not even for a good reason: it's because of BACKUP DANCERS.
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"Sometimes Chapsticks can get us in a vicious cycle of perpetuating lip dryness," Van Ness explains as he encourages Chapman to apply even more to his lips.
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Climate solutions too often ignore women and gender issues, perpetuating a bias of infrastructure and services designed predominantly for men, said a C40 report released this week.
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By dialing up their participation in politics, young women are setting up a self-perpetuating phenomenon that ensures even more women will get involved in the future.
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DJ Dimplez came under fire last week after releasing the controversial imagery for his new song "What a Night," with many accusing him of perpetuating rape culture.
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In recent years, that nasally number and the accompanying animation (cats with slanted eyes and buck teeth) have been criticized as perpetuating racist stereotypes about Asian people.
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A self-perpetuating bureaucracy, UNRWA also functions as an employment agency with a reported 30,000 staffers—most Palestinian and some having come from terrorist groups like Hamas.
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It's a finely tuned and self-perpetuating system: Elite collectors, galleries and museums routinely work together to maintain the blue-chip reputations of artists they've invested in.
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Talent-starved tech companies are luring away university professors responsible for training the next generation of AI talent with skyrocketing private-sector salaries, perpetuating the talent shortage.
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Motivation is self-perpetuating and builds on itself, allowing for greater outcomes, so make sure you take the time to address your stress levels before you mobilize.
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But, you know what, I expect the men in this country and the men in this committee [...] Really, guess who's perpetuating all of these kind of actions?
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The aide argued that perpetuating the idea that someone had been tapped by Pelosi to write a bill, or that the process was far along, wasn't helpful.
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His ability to acknowledge the reason for his abuse while still perpetuating it is terrifyingly rendered: The show has been lauded as uncomfortably realistic for good reason.
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They thought the media played a role in perpetuating negative stereotypes of blacks being violent criminals by paying disproportionate attention to crimes committed by people of color.
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Male friends and colleagues also had to stop and think harder about the imbalances of power in the industry, and their own possible role in perpetuating them.
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Tales of his enormous generosity, alongside reports of him taking pay cuts and funding production budgets, became a self-perpetuating viral myth in the post-Matrix era.
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These articles praised Chinese and Japanese Americans for achieving economic success despite being discriminated against, perpetuating the myth that they toiled diligently in silence to overcome oppression.
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We also talked about how perpetuating harmful stereotypes that Chinese people eat "weird" food can be detrimental not just to Chinese people but also to all Asians.
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Its combination of state collapse, civil conflict, ethnic disintegration and multisided intervention has locked it in a self-perpetuating cycle that may be simply beyond outside resolution.
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Murray made his reputation with 1984's enormously influential Losing Ground, which argued that government welfare programs end up perpetuating the problems they were created to solve.
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Rather, communities become increasingly dependent on the international community for protection and assistance, perpetuating the status quo rather than improving the status of minorities on the ground.
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But as I've argued before, these perennially flawed outlooks have a self-fulfilling way of slowing renewables and perpetuating fossil fuels by skewing investment and policy decisions.
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The crackdown by the FDA includes historic action against more than 1,300 retailers and five major manufacturers for their roles in "perpetuating youth access," the agency said.
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"Even if it's old," Ms. Ho said, "as long as you have an ivory item, you are perpetuating the myth that ivory has value and is collectible."
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"The region is currently in a dire need of calm, not escalation and extinguishing conflicts, not igniting and perpetuating them," the statement quoted Aboul Gheit as saying.
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If the Republican majority led by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky refuses, Democrats say, it will be perpetuating a cover-up on behalf of a corrupt president.
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While many would agree the results of microaggressions are unequivocally bad, plenty of us still struggle to identify when we are guilty of perpetuating a common bias.
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These companies have a financial interest in perpetuating the inhumane "zero tolerance" policies whose consequences we now see on the front page of the news each day.
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Because of this history, literally building on this history, marchers were perpetuating symbolic violence before they raised a single fist, before they swung a single tiki torch.
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Speaking at the Culinary Institute of America in December, he spoke about toxic kitchen culture and cautioned against perpetuating workplace environment that enabled abuse, hazing, and harassment.
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It could be the start of a death spiral, a self-perpetuating cycle of price hikes and falling enrollment — which is exactly what Trump seems to want.
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The district appealed the ruling, perpetuating a prolonged legal battle that began when black parents and guardians sued the schools on behalf of 131 "Negro children" in 1965.
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In a recent upload, she criticized an episode of Malhação, a long-running Brazilian soap opera centered on young people at a gym, for perpetuating fatphobia and misogyny.
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Given the MCU's status as a self-perpetuating forever franchise, it's admirable that Marvel is willing to draw its stories to a close — at least for some characters.
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Driven by an ingrained fear of slowing progress, engineering managers' use of blunt instruments to save time in finding talent is perpetuating the facade of a talent shortage.
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And as the trade becomes more institutionalized in Afghanistan, it has undercut years of anticorruption efforts, perpetuating its status as a source of regional instability, crime and intrigue.
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"Yet there's a fine line between encouraging people to take gender less seriously and not considering trans realities or carelessly perpetuating misunderstanding about trans identities," they told VICE.
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In his analysis of the power structures which define the region, Mr Vatikiotis, a private diplomat, analyses the role of monarchies and elite groups in perpetuating political uncertainty.
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There is evidence of a causal role for some conditions, but it is still not clear whether the micro biome is initiating the problems or simply perpetuating them.
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The Kremlin denies Western charges that it is stoking the separatist movement and aiding the rebels and accuses Ukraine of perpetuating the violence and violating the Minsk deal.
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Ravi believes that although some Chamaar-centric bhangra artists are no doubt only trying to transform a negatively connoted word into something positive, they're still perpetuating caste divisions.
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The Democrat, the ranking member on the Senate Finance Committee, said the federal government is perpetuating an unfair admissions system by awarding tax benefits to wealthy American donors.
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As unusual as Trump is in many ways, the idea of large-scale voter fraud is something that Republicans were perpetuating before Trump was their nominee for president.
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But this type of surveillance technology brings with it serious potential for perpetuating bias that's already widespread in policing, and is likely to disproportionately affect people of color.
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This grim event has been widely viewed as a show of intense grieving for the loss of a young calf, perpetuating an unsettling trend for these troubled animals.
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Worse, unintentionally perpetuating the "good immigrant" versus "bad immigrant" dichotomy—which long precedes the Trump administration—feeds into the very movement people like Durbin and Lee are criticizing.
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" These rights included the right to confrontation, which the Obama administration said "may be traumatic or intimidating (for the victim), thereby possibly escalating or perpetuating a hostile environment.
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Trump also accused Democratic governments of pandering to black and Latino voters while perpetuating policies unfavorable to them, and argued he could bring real change to those communities.
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Among them is the pro-telescope Hawaiian group called Perpetuating Unique Educational Opportunities or PUEO, who contend the benefits of the TMT to the community have been undersold.
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This is not an election cycle in which voters have any interest in being told what to do, in conforming to expectations or in perpetuating the status quo.
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A former QVC executive was sentenced Tuesday to 30 months in federal prison for perpetuating a $1 million fraud scheme that enabled him to live a luxury lifestyle.
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Donald Trump has repeatedly gotten into trouble over the years for his tweets, from baseless claims about voter fraud to perpetuating feuds with celebrities to randomly insulting people.
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The town's approach runs counter to the widespread belief — propagated by those perpetuating the professionalized youth sports complex — that athletic excellence and a well-balanced childhood cannot coexist.
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The anti-racism norm prevented people from outright saying, "Black people are inferior," but it didn't stop them from perpetuating a social system that privileged whites over nonwhites.
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Ms. Sered launched Common Justice in an effort to give survivors of violence — like herself — a meaningful pathway to accountability without perpetuating the harms endemic to mass incarceration.
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The criminal justice system too often produces a self-perpetuating cycle, particularly for the poorest people, who can't pay fines or hire lawyers to make charges go away.
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Some liberals see in the web of cumbersome housing regulations an effort to exclude renters, minorities and lower-income residents from many neighborhoods and entire communities, perpetuating segregation.
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But in credence to sites of that sort, the platform runs the risk or perpetuating the same "fake news" problem third-party fact-checkers are meant to solve.
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I can never separate what high feels like from what anxious feels like because both feelings tend to develop together in a self-perpetuating ball, along with guilt.
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Your character in Far Cry 2 is interested not in ending violence or achieving for himself some great, personal status but rather perpetuating war and earning, simply, money.
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I asked Cornell officials at parent orientation what tools they give fraternity and sorority students to avoid perpetuating structural exclusion and social bias when voting on new members.
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In their accounts, people who worked at Outdoor Voices say select managers and leaders mistreated, manipulated, and alienated other team members, perpetuating a culture of fear and mistrust.
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Trump has refused to condemn violent white supremacists, and he has repeatedly made false allegations of widespread voter fraud, perpetuating a myth used to disenfranchise Americans of color.
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Even then, Maeve was a feminist, scolding a woman for "perpetuating old-fashioned patriarchal idealogy" about "women asking for it" when they wear clothing deemed sexy by society.
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LME SQUEEZE AND COLLAPSING PREMIUMS The super-fast decline in LME inventory is perpetuating the most acute time-spread tightness in over a decade in the London market.
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In another 2016 interview, Grayson accused MSNBC correspondent Joy-Ann Reid of perpetuating lies after she questioned him about a House Ethics Committee investigation into his hedge fund.
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At minimum, perpetuating rhetoric that vilifies an organization with the reach, housing, programming, and resources that we have in place to lift them up is counterintuitive and inefficient.
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Instead, she has been instrumental in perpetuating those systems and in helping the intelligence community carry out — and cover up — some of the worst excesses in recent memory.
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If we attribute it only to the past, we would be removing responsibility we have now to change the unrealistic body ideals we've had a hand in perpetuating.
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It mocks and stigmatizes its victims, tearing down self-respect and perpetuating the harmful idea that our unique physical appearances should be compared to air-brushed notions of 'perfect.
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It's that it's unproductive, shaming, and stereotype-perpetuating to align fertility and motherhood with virtue, and infertility with villainy, when real life shows us that that's not the case.
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These tweets by Fox News dishonour the memory of the six victims and their families by spreading misinformation, playing identity politics, and perpetuating fear and division within our communities.
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But in celebrating the violence it purports to deplore, it ultimately winds up doing exactly what we hope this year's election won't: perpetuating the sins it exists to defeat.
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Now, more and more, there's a hunger for that self-perpetuating fame — and once we've got it, we think those voices should have influence anywhere, even the White House.
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So, while reality TV may have been one of the biggest culprits in perpetuating the female fight, it may also be where we start to notice a significant change.
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David Lammy, a Labour MP, accused the government of perpetuating a racist stereotype that black people—who are disproportionately likely to be victims of knife crime—love fried chicken.
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And I just don't agree with perpetuating the perception that music has no value and should be free... I thought, 'I will try this; I'll see how it feels.
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If it takes that effort to do something that easy, it is a system that must be -- it is self-perpetuating in a way that is dangerous... AXELROD: Yeah.
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Trump perpetuating the narrative of the #MeToo movement as some kind of "witch hunt" or as doing more harm than good is not helping victims feel heard or helped.
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The report also found the British government to be complicit in a system that is perpetuating the gender pay gap, and called for urgent action to remedy the gap.
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"Yet there's a fine line between encouraging people to take gender less seriously and not considering trans realities or carelessly perpetuating misunderstanding about trans identities," Vivian-White told Vice.
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But everyone on the political right articulating this theory—everyone who knows how campaigns work, at least, and understands their interplay with media—will be consciously perpetuating a myth.
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You expect, in a way, that the act of traveling can make you a better person, which is reflected in literature and movies on travel perpetuating the thought further.
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And while some sections of the media aim to call out others they suspect of perpetuating lies, this process often descends into mudslinging that makes both sides look bad.
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This will allow communities to advocate on behalf of their common goals rather than perpetuating "us versus them" mentalities where immigrants are viewed as threats to one's personal security.
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The next president should take note of what is by now glaringly obvious: Iran Air should be sanctioned for its role in perpetuating and exacerbating the Syrian civil war.
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If you take a minute to figure out what you're actually saying, though, you might realize that you're just perpetuating the overwhelming pressure to lose weight that's already rampant.
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The suit called for restitution to the survivors of Weinstein's alleged misconduct; it was also designed to block any sale of the Weinstein Company that risked perpetuating past abuses.
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Today, she has a protective order against her husband, though she lives with him—one foot still firmly inside the community she believes is responsible for perpetuating her abuse.
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Some people like to point out that it's the media perpetuating this infuriating hoverboard inaccuracy, that if we only stuck to our guns we could correct this grievous wrong.
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Critics have ripped into Trump for perpetuating the "Government Sachs" culture in Washington where so many of the firm's principals have found their way into high levels of government.
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Local communities also need to carefully consider the numerous barriers to housing choice that interact and compound one another, and that ultimately result in perpetuating our communities' segregated neighborhoods.
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Today, Nicaragua is at a critical juncture: the government can acknowledge citizens' demands and engage in genuine democratic reform, or it can continue to resist, perpetuating the bloody standoff.
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The vast majority of the funds went to the Tierneys directly — totaling more than $3.5 million — or to expenditures for perpetuating the scheme, such as overhead costs and telemarketing.
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Gemini, now at stud in France, has sired more than 30 colts so far, Mary Chapot said, perpetuating the line of Gem Twist in defiance of time-honored expectation.
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The attacks also seek to incite draconian responses from the government and its militias against Sunni civilians, perpetuating a cycle of radicalization that benefits the jihadists, Mr. Bonsey said.
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However, the Kim Jong-un (like his father and his father's father before him) has demonstrated that its larger interest is his own survival and perpetuating regime — not suicide.
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That self-perpetuating dynamo of dissatisfaction and yearning has certainly had economic effects, and has meant that Protestantism has thrived most during periods of rapid or wrenching social change.
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At a time when social cohesion and active citizenship is so needed, we view not encouraging media diversity as acting against the public interest and perpetuating a social harm.
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" Silicon Valley, Foer writes, was supposed to be a liberating force—"the disruptive agent that shatters the grip of the sclerotic, self-perpetuating mediocrity that constitutes the American elite.
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And so the clouds they carry around, and the money they throw around to both Democratic and Republican members of Congress goes a long way to perpetuating this system.
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Because looking away from an injustice has so often amounted to perpetuating injustice, we may feel we have a duty to click through, read the article and get mad.
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In doing so, you are abdicating the voting booth to the enemies of equality and are perpetuating the dynamic that has given us 45 male presidents in a row.
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Second, because A.I. is trained on real-world data, it risks incorporating, entrenching and perpetuating the economic and social biases that contribute to health disparities in the first place.
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At worst, the attorney general, in echoing President Trump's relentless mantra of "no collusion, no obstruction," may have been complicit in perpetuating a lie designed to exonerate the president.
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In the gender wars recently, British retailers have had trouble striking the right balance in the children's aisle, either perpetuating stereotypes or going too far in the opposite direction.
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Perpetuating Mr. Serling's work gave her "an entry into the world that I wouldn't have had otherwise," she told Cemetery Dance, a horror, mystery and suspense magazine, in 22013.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, said the president was "chasing a unicorn" with taxpayer money and "perpetuating the dangerous myth that widespread voter fraud exists."
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Social inequality, poverty and the declining quality of health-care provision in the US and the UK may be perpetuating this stagnation and decline in life expectancy, suggests Jasilionis.
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The educated élite has become a self-perpetuating caste, drilling its children in the rituals of meritocratic advancement and walling itself off from the world of the average American.
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DiCarlo spoke about the role of social media content in perpetuating a culture of perfection and Olay's hope of filling feeds instead with posts promoting positivity, confidence and strength.
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But, much like Presidential politics, the Oscar race is not as simple as voters checking a box; behind the scenes, it is driven by a vast, self-perpetuating machinery.
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"These brand audits offer undeniable proof of the role that corporations play in perpetuating the global plastic pollution crisis," said Von Hernandez, global coordinator for Break Free From Plastic.
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When public officials repeat or give credence to Russian propaganda, they risk contributing to polarization by perpetuating a bifurcated information space with two sets of beliefs for two parties.
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Mr. Saleh, who has more than two million subscribers on YouTube, has a history of perpetuating video hoaxes and pranks, some of them aimed at exposing stereotypes about Muslims.
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In other words, bagging a few celebs isn't going to make much of a dent in the status quo of rich people perpetuating privilege on behalf of adult sons.
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The stories CBS puts out into the world are the ones that reflect the interests of the people who make them, and what results is a self-perpetuating cycle.
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"We have to stop perpetuating the racist myth that [only a] white man can save the world," Fresh Off the Boat star Constance Wu wrote in a widely circulated tweet.
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In the paper, Anderson and his colleagues speculate that this mechanism prevents deleterious mutations from occurring in parts of the rhizomorphs responsible for perpetuating the organism's ongoing growth and development.
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In 1995, on the SBC&aposs 150th anniversary, the annual meeting adopted a resolution apologizing for condoning and perpetuating racism, and committed to eradicate racism in the SBC&aposs ministry.
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Aside from the government's role in perpetuating the gender imbalance, US corporations seem resistant to the idea of including more women in boardrooms, or in promoting them to executive positions.
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In addition, they tend to marry other rich, educated people and are able to pass on more capital to their children, thereby perpetuating inequalities from one generation to the next.
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"So many of the artists playing the festival are addressing and confronting the very power structures that SXSW is perpetuating through their threats," Ruiz told The Verge in an email.
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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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Much of the stigma surrounding suicide especially can be traced back to our reluctance to discuss these issues openly, and unfortunately that's led to a self-perpetuating cycle of destruction.
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"While the mother presents an icon of business success, do the daughters promote a destructive image of women, perpetuating the boobs-over-brains ideology?" reads one line from the story.
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Thanking her fans for doing these things just came across as very insincere and basically is just perpetuating this online culture of cyberbullying and tearing down people over the internet.
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To Lamont, the tradition is not the "biggest issue in the world," but she does believe it plays a role in perpetuating certain stereotypes we have about gender and relationships.
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The result of Ring-police partnerships is a self-perpetuating surveillance network: More people download Neighbors, more people get Ring, surveillance footage proliferates, and police can request whatever they want.
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It's the small, unconscious biases like those that effect funding and fundraising that play as much of a role in perpetuating problems in the industry as the headline-grabbing reports.
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"This cholera scandal is entirely man-made by the conflicting parties and those beyond Yemen's borders who are leading, supplying, fighting and perpetuating the fear and the fighting," O'Brien said.
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The harder task for Perez or Ellison will be to insist that the party be honest about the state of our broken politics and the party's role in perpetuating it.
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Across the spectrum, from approval to condemnation, these reactions reveal a shared belief that Black women's relationships generally, and interracial relationships specifically, have broader consequences for perpetuating or ending racism.
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You are also continuing to reinforce this idea that we can't talk about this idea, and by doing that, you are perpetuating a system that continues to oppress certain groups.
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In response to withering criticism for its role in perpetuating fake news, Facebook has recently signaled to users, regulators, and politicians that it is finally getting its house in order.
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It's time to hold ourselves to a higher standard and make sure that, as we seek to illuminate injustice in our work, we aren't perpetuating injustice within our own family.
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During the 2016 campaign season, Posobiec played a central role in perpetuating the Pizzagate conspiracy theory that ultimately inspired a man to fire a gun in a Washington pizza joint.
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Yes, those perpetuating such sexual harassment and assault tend to be in powerful positions, but they also include everyone from managers at retail stores to supervisors at fast food restaurants.
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If Baltimore's judges continue to defer to the police's arrest statements and set high bails — or revert to denying bail to avoid scrutiny — they will risk perpetuating a racist system.
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The great irony is that, by romanticizing the feminine and the erotic, avowed anticapitalists like Baudrillard, Bourdieu and Zizek end up perpetuating one of the founding lies of modern capitalism.
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The lousy reputation of Christian rock has also been self-perpetuating, encouraging the best bands to abandon the category—or to avoid ever associating with it in the first place.
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People are showing you a lot of love for this investment because you're perpetuating New Orleans food culture at a time when there's a lot of unfamiliar restaurants popping up.Yes.
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The Republican Party may seem in historic disarray, but it will most likely be able to continue to stymie the Democrats' legislative agenda, perpetuating Washington's gridlock for years to come.
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But perpetuating the idea of Southernness as a monolith hurts all of us; it erases the identities of all of the people who have made the South what it is.
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For instance, there's the erasure of the many slave revolts and rebellions that happened throughout the nation, perpetuating the lie that the enslaved were docile or satisfied with their conditions.
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Many activists are now asking the public to take a critical look at law enforcement, traditionally considered a tool to battle domestic and sexual abuse, as instead perpetuating the violence.
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The political leadership in Washington has vowed to roll back regulations that hinder the free market and has revived the idea that social assistance harms the poor by perpetuating dependency.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. This is a small-scale example of an environmental feedback loop—where conditions on the ground trigger a self-perpetuating chain of events.
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"The exact things that I'm learning to resist — Orientalist and Islamophobic narratives surrounding the Middle East — are the exact narratives that the Department of Education is perpetuating," Ms. Jitan said.
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This is what sets her apart from her contemporaries, many of whom look positively puritan in their sense of duty toward perpetuating their style, brand, or meaningful content or commentary.
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I have kept my mouth shut and smiled and tried to not give my opinion, but I feel like I am ignoring my own disgust and somehow perpetuating racist beliefs.
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They make up only 5 percent of female runners, by Carey's estimate, and the low numbers seem to have a self-perpetuating effect, discouraging some from even trying the sport.
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Amnesty International this week withdrew its most prestigious human rights prize from Suu Kyi, accusing her of perpetuating human rights abuses by not speaking out about violence against the Rohingya.
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Healing from sexual violence is a long, painful process and society needs to stop perpetuating the message that victims who don't report are responsible for future crimes committed by their perpetrators.
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For me, "Three Men Walking (Small Square)" (1949) reads as a sculpture of museum directors stuck in a closed loop of thinking, devoted to perpetuating the myth that gives them power.
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This led to a self-perpetuating cycle of influential voters moving out of the North Zone, giving politicians less incentive to invest in local projects for the the remaining working class.
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Lauded for its creativity and outside-the-box takes on political conflict, "Game of Thrones" now risks perpetuating an inability to imagine a morally just, militarily astute, consensus-building female ruler.
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By allegedly paying to get their kids into schools they wouldn't have been admitted to on their own, parents accused in this scandal may have been perpetuating this myth of meritocracy.
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However, black Arabs themselves are largely absent from the picture, and artists like Cardi B could use more responsible and less stereotype-perpetuating imagery that's as outdated as that of Aladdin.
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The families of Sandy Hook victims are currently in the middle of a lawsuit against Jones for perpetuating the false claim that the shooting, which killed 26 people, was a hoax.
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It allows companies to passively reinforce white ideals as beauty norms — ones we've had for centuries, long before beautification became its own industry — without explicitly acknowledging the benefits of perpetuating them.
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"Anybody who looked at those pictures, you're perpetuating a sexual offense and you should cower with shame," Jennifer Lawrence, whose photos were shared, said in a 2014 interview with Vanity Fair.
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So Facebook has two things to fix, if it is really serious about being more than a race to the bottom for perpetuating worthless "engagement" nurtured solely to multiply ad eyeballs.
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Reducing her to four adjectives — young, lithe, athletic, and untroubled — Farago re-objectifies Marie-Thérèse, implying and thereby perpetuating the longstanding notion that being objectified is women's only contribution to art.
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"While no party seems able to achieve 'victory,' all appear to have sufficient capacity to sustain operations for the foreseeable future, perpetuating death and destruction along the way," the report says.
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The ivory tower creates a system of power and punishment not unlike the ones critics like Butler and Žižek have accused the state of perpetuating, though clearly on a different scale.
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The low figures are likely self-perpetuating; Monica Torres, of the Rutgers Native American Cultural Association, said that her ethnic group suffers particularly from lower retention and higher drop-out rates.
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" She said that there has been "a concerted effort" of perpetuating what she dubbed the "Hillary standard," explaining the term as "unfounded, inaccurate, mean-spirited attacks with no basis in truth.
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Whether it be our own retelling of Michelle Obama receiving a gift from Melania Trump or obsessing about Beyoncé's twins, we are still perpetuating the culture that allows for Kim's success.
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Rather than seeing it as their duty to protect all revellers, Burmese authorities appear to believe that women are creating, or at least perpetuating, their own lack of safety during Thingyan.
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Many feel that based on the oppression in India, re-inventing a word will give them the respect and dignity that they're seeking, but ultimately it's still perpetuating the caste system.
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Other than some dancing in the fountain, the ravers were on their best behaviour, likely a result of community peer pressure to put forward a good image and combat perpetuating stereotypes.
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It also ignores the self-perpetuating nature of such a class-based system, where being born into power doesn't actually require skill, compassion, intelligence, or any kind of good work ethic.
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While pop culture likes to portray or even stigmatize step-kids as bullies (see Sixteen Candles, Cruel Intentions, etc.), recent research may suggest that the silver screen isn't just perpetuating stereotypes.
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But these kind of forced communities, since their establishment, have proven to be deeply flawed: from perpetuating racial and class inequality and dominating carbon emissions due to population density and cars.
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Would-be social reformers look to Silicon Valley and corporate donors for solutions, as if the people who are perpetuating our inequalities have it in their best interest to solve them.
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Tonight is not the first time a bunch of ghouls dressed in white denied the humanity of an entire class of people in order to continue perpetuating horrific violence against them.
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"In order to predicate a domestic terrorism investigation of an individual, the FBI must have information that the individual is perpetuating violent, criminal actions in furtherance of an ideology," McGarrity explained.
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"Feeling down about your job can set you up for a self-perpetuating cycle by taking a negative toll on the way you think and the way you behave," she explains.
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In any case, an increased global visibility for funk would possibly result in a perpetuating of the stereotype that Brazil is just its favelas, which means guns, drugs, and gyrating buttocks.
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Perhaps the best part of this whole story, though, is that not a single person involved in perpetuating this Washington Is A Disaster narrative is even on the Washington roster anymore.
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Hope: Many more scientists are aware of how science has contributed to creating and perpetuating disparities and inequities and are working hard to bend the arc of science towards social justice.
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But whatever the creative team's intent, it ended up perpetuating a tired lesbian stereotype—the queer woman in flannel—that I can barely believe has survived all the way to 2018.
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Proof of perpetuating the horrible status quo are the actions of the Independent Police Review Authority, which was created in 2007 for the specific purpose of investigating misconduct and police shootings.
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The fault lies largely in the way we zone and plan (or fail to plan) for growth and development, with the primary goal of perpetuating an almost entirely white, privileged past.
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But at the very least, if recent history is a guide, a run is likely to yield better things, perpetuating the victory-in-defeat incentive structure endemic to modern presidential politics.
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To not consider him a domestic terrorist in the most intuitive sense of the term risks perpetuating the notion that as a Muslim, he was somehow not one of our own.
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These include support for medication-assisted treatment that has been proven to be effective in treating opioid addiction and the importance of addressing the role of stigma in perpetuating this disease.
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Investigators said Gignac would show up at the finest hotels, bark orders to the staff, and run up astronomical charges, flaunting his wealth, apparently stoking his ego, and perpetuating his con.
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This 2012 ad for its chicken snack wraps with Mary J. Blige magically appearing and belting out the joy of crispy chicken was ridiculed for perpetuating racial stereotypes about African-Americans.
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And extreme partisan gerrymandering can also be self-perpetuating because the same party continues to control the redistricting process even if that party does not command majority support among the voters.
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Otherwise, it runs the risk of hindering complete eradication by perpetuating existence of poliovirus in the environment through human excrement and continuing to introduce new vaccine-derived cases of the disease.
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When Trump announced he was sending more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, the Washington Post editorial page hailed what Trump calls his "principled realism" — regardless of the futility of perpetuating that quagmire.
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If everyone is watching for deviant trans women or men claiming to be trans women, who is watching for the respected public figure perpetuating horrific sexual abuse against women and girls?
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By allegedly paying to get their kids into schools they wouldn't have been admitted to on their own, parents accused in this scandal may have been perpetuating this myth of meritocracy.
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A few of our city's most famous Soviet spies include: • Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, a Manhattan couple accused of perpetuating the "crime of the century" from their Lower East Side apartment.
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"The appreciation of the shekel against most currencies continued to negatively impact our international operations in the current quarter, perpetuating the trend in prior quarters," Strauss Chief Executive Giora Bardea said.
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Israel, which welcomed the American decision cut Unrwa aid, has long criticized the agency, accusing it of anti-Israel bias and of perpetuating Palestinian dependence, claims that agency officials have rebutted.
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What it has is a self-perpetuating machine that generates a never ending stream of choices, but their sheer frequency and the lack of personal connection to them annihilates their meaning.
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He concluded that the Board of Education was a "pathological bureaucracy" intent on perpetuating the status quo that sabotaged the open enrollment program intended to foster desegregation and preserved ethnic hegemony.
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And it makes it difficult to have a reasonable conversation about race, effectively perpetuating a status quo favorable to white Americans by averting discussions about how to change the existing circumstances.
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The ECB targets inflation at just below 2% but has undershot this since 2013, raising fears that such a persistent miss could permanently lower inflation expectations, making weak price growth self perpetuating.
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In the last five months, Russian aircraft and bombs have reportedly killed nearly 1,400 civilians, including 527 women and children, all in the service of perpetuating Mr. Assad's brutal and unyielding dictatorship.
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So Trump's hemorrhaging of internal party support could well ripple outward, to voters — making his already bad poll decline even worse and creating a self-perpetuating cycle to drag him down further.
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The report also notes a strong correlation between rates of STDs and those of violent crime, and credits Vermont's "robust sex education" for perpetuating safe dating, online and otherwise, throughout the state.
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In response, Mail Online editor-at-large Piers Morgan penned a response for The Daily Mail telling the actress to "dismount from that high horse" and criticizing her for perpetuating beauty standards.
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Both the likes of Borat (for obvious reasons) and of Everybody Loves Raymond were called out, the latter for infantilizing men and perpetuating the idea that they couldn't lead their own families.
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Walking down the runway as a model making history in an industry prone to perpetuating one type of beauty made me the model I'd always dreamed of becoming: a model carving change.
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The exclusive focus on undocumented immigration expanded to include discussion of the illegal flow between both countries of cash, drugs and guns and how they contribute to perpetuating gangs and drug cartels.
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Being 270 percent underfunded means that perpetuating the system in its current form requires an immediate and permanent 28-percent hike in the system's 29 percent combined employer-employee payroll tax rate.
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There is always this beautiful moment where I think we are creating sacred spaces, where people can learn and grow, and hopefully stop perpetuating so much pain and terror in the world.
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When these businesses make a profit, they set in motion a perpetuating system of positive change that, unlike charity or CSR, is entangled within its rationality rather than a byproduct of it.
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LONDON — The British government is complicit in a system that's perpetuating the gender pay gap and undermining productivity, according to a new report released Tuesday by the Women and Equalities Select Committee.
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He craves international stature but his main aim is "regime survival" and perpetuating his family dynasty, suggesting it will be hard for him to agree to full nuclear disarmament, the officials said.
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And I will stand in their way and I will stop them from perpetuating an agenda on America that is bad for our democracy, bad for our economy, bad for our societies.
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Had I let her conservative label prevent me from doing that, I would be guilty of perpetuating a stereotype and failing to create a space where a dialogue is very much needed.
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"I now believe that by omitting this part of myself from the record, I am complicit in perpetuating the suffering, fear, and shame cast upon so many in the world," he said.
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It "rests on an odd combination of perpetuating both the Confederate legacy and the idea that this was not really in conflict with being a good citizen of the nation," she added.
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In this incident, for example, there are progressives who see the white-male racism of President Trump's Make American Great Again crowd perpetuating itself in a new generation of young fascist bullies.
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"The findings in this report suggest that these real estate agents have been perpetuating residential segregation and convey a disturbing pattern of housing discrimination throughout the region," they wrote, according to Newsday.
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Individuals, governments, businesses, charities and faith organizations who donate to orphanages, and tourists who visit or volunteer at them, are perpetuating a harmful form of care and risk fuelling trafficking, Setter said.
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This can lead to a self-perpetuating cycle wherein employees feel the need to be more and more responsive in order to maintain their relationship with supervisors and succeed in their career.
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"They think having whiter skin is much more beautiful," Filipino entertainment is awash with half-white celebrities, further perpetuating this mentality (this is the case for many countries across Asia and Africa).
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If voters believe that Clinton and Trump are more or less unstoppable – and this poll lends credence to that idea – they are more likely to flock to those candidates, perpetuating the cycle.
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Real personal growth is largely a reality-show anomaly, especially when so many stars are rewarded for perpetuating the same drunken, wine-throwing behavior that got them noticed in the first place.
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There are other systems to rule that maybe they could start to consider, so it doesn't have to necessarily be a king and a queen just perpetuating a system that is broken.
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According to Wachter, there are two ways to fight against such ingrained bias: diversify the dataset, and give courts the tools to both detect and punish when algorithms are perpetuating historic discrimination.
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Of course now, in 2019, when we live in a self-perpetuating Ren & Stimpy sketch that is hellishly inescapable, Invader Zim's hyperbolic Bush era parables seem less "random" than they do prescient.
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With so many strands and themes — and so many locations crammed into the narrow set — Ms. Hutchinson's plotting sometimes slips into melodrama, while perpetuating unhelpful myths about Asian families and female fertility.
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Much like he did his viral BAFTAs speech, Phoenix used his platform to call for for change, asking those in the audience to take stock of their own role in perpetuating injustice.
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Spears' conservatorship later sued Anthony Elia of blog Absolutely Britney for perpetuating claims that the conservatorship is improperly controlling the pop star and manipulating her social media counts to cover it up.
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By the standard of annual consumer electronic upgrades that Apple has played a key role in perpetuating, updates to MacOS have, perhaps, been too subtle to foster the same sort of excitement.
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Often, when there are serious problems, tenants like Ms. Bennett are forced to sign confidentiality agreements in a settlement after they have been compensated, perpetuating the lead paint problems across the country.
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She also revisited a number of top hits from previous public appearances to make the not-so-subtle point that by avoiding outfit rewears, consumers are simply perpetuating a culture of wastefulness.
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" As a result, the former South Carolina governor unleashed the ire of the internet, prompting her to pen an op-ed in the Washington Post slamming the media for perpetuating "outrage culture.
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But this seemingly harmless question is a key culprit in perpetuating the persistent gender wage gap in the United States, according to a growing number of civil rights groups and legal experts.
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"The idea that Lil Nas X is perpetuating some form of cultural appropriation by recording and having success in the country genre is simply absurd," pop culture commentator Jawn Murray told me.
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The ECB targets inflation at just below 2%, but it has undershot that since 2013, raising fears that such a persistent miss could permanently lower inflation expectations, making weak price growth self-perpetuating.
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Israel accuses UNRWA of perpetuating the conflict by promoting Palestinian claims to a right of return, while President Donald Trump has blamed the Palestinians for the lack of progress in Mideast peace efforts.
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I said, finding a good fit means you're just going to find people that are already there, guys you're comfortable with — so you're perpetuating the prejudice and the segregation of the digital culture.
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It's the worst thing you can do because you don't only put a black mark on your record, you make it harder for other women in this industry by perpetuating a stale stereotype.
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In admitting to "left-leaning" bias, and promising to stamp it out when enforcing rules, Dorsey effectively handed conservatives more ammunition, perpetuating the cycle that forces him to continually tiptoe around the right.
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" ESK: "One of the things that we're constantly asking ourselves in my writers' room, whereas maybe in other rooms that I've been in it's not necessarily the case, is 'Am I perpetuating stereotypes?
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Rather than perpetuating the "silos" that have served as barriers to innovation and care coordination, we ask that policymakers bring both broad vision and a measure of "equanimity under duress" to further reform.
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Failing to address your satisfaction in one area can cause a self-perpetuating spiral; dissatisfaction at home leads to dissatisfaction at work, which leads to even more stress at home, and so on.
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By stupidly perpetuating a culture rife with busting chops, teasing, and peer pressure to go out drinking, I made some women feel self-conscious, anxious, and fear they might not be taken seriously.
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Moody's said in a statement on Tuesday that Oman could face external vulnerability as wide fiscal deficits will contribute to wide current account deficits, perpetuating Oman's dependence on steady inflows of external financing.
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Statistics provided by the government's Planning Board shows that our economy will contract 220006 percent in 2202 and a full 2628 percent the following year, basically perpetuating the recession for another three years.
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Amnesty International said on Tuesday it had withdrawn its most prestigious human rights prize from Suu Kyi, accusing her of perpetuating human rights abuses by not speaking out about violence against the Rohingya.
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They get away with paying artists nothing for their work by perpetuating an antiquated theory that performers should just be grateful that radio is taking their music (without their permission) and "promoting" them.
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His tour guides — Puritan preacher Cotton Mather, Thomas Jefferson, nominal abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, W.E.B. DuBois, and modern activist Angela Davis — all represent evolving ways of alternately perpetuating, assuaging, or resisting racist ideas.
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What matters isn't that this bill doesn't currently allocate funding to fight the opioid crisis; what matters is that it is perpetuating the causes of that crisis by declaring war on poor Americans.
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If China indeed envisions itself as a "responsible stakeholder," Xi should prove that Beijing will maximize its leverage to curb Kim's unacceptable behavior or risk the consequences of enabling and perpetuating this problem.
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In other words, UNRWA has been perpetuating the Palestinian-Israel conflict through heredity, and by not insisting that this population be resettled, as the UN has done with every single other refugee population.
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"The challenge for parents is to avoid inadvertently perpetuating these gender divisions themselves, and to help children learn the skills needed to be a confident and independent adult," she said in a statement.
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"I think we are perpetuating the political revolution by significantly increasing the level of political activity that we're seeing in this country," Sanders said in an interview with NPR's "Morning Edition" airing Thursday.
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For the video they tapped into the Armenian heritage of Hamasyan's music—along with its hypnotic rhythms, jazz, rock, and pop influences—and married it with the perpetuating structures of 3D fractal animation.
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This theory states that the children of parents who suffered abuse when they were young are more likely to be exposed to or endure abuse themselves, perpetuating a cycle of abuse across generations.
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But it's still worth asking: What are the ethics and rationale (beyond profit) of regurgitating the same plot devices, and perpetuating the same racial ideas and dynamics, over and over and over again?
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But they explicitly place the individual at the center of his or her media universe, recording, amplifying and perpetuating their preferences into complete, customized media experiences that no traditional news provider can rival.
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This is thanks in part to the multiple hours of heart-stopping video uploaded daily to the internet, documenting not only death-defying feats but also perpetuating a dangerous game of one-upmanship.
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The red feather in his hair is a spiritual symbol of a lot of different native people in this country, so they have appropriated spirituality [and] they are perpetuating a symbol of genocide.
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And this will likely disproportionately impact women and African-American workers since forced arbitration is more common in industries dominated by women and African-American employees — further perpetuating economic injustice in these communities.
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It is a self-perpetuating cycle: Fraudulent elections generate public administrations that promote corruption, and are operated by politicians who create electoral reforms to grant themselves more and more power, resources and control.
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And other heads of schools where sexual abuse has been documented — notably at St. George's School in Rhode Island — have been accused by some alumni of perpetuating cover-ups, either actively or passively.
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The trend of receiving cosmetic procedures inspired by edited photos posted across sites such as Instagram and Snapchat has been subject to scrutiny for potentially perpetuating an unrealistic obsession with correcting subjective flaws.
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He believes that climate scientists should also help rebuild the institutions and knowledge systems that indigenous people built up over generations and stop perpetuating the notion that they are secondary to western science.
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The film has also been criticized for perpetuating the idea that a white man is a trophy for women of color — Hala's love interest, Jesse, is a blonde, amateur poet who also skateboards.
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The deceptions generated a self-perpetuating ouroboros of mistrust: Skeptics dismissed even glaring clues of the Kremlin's guilt, like Russian-language formatting errors in the leaked documents, seeing those giveaways as planted evidence.
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It's worth slowing down and carefully navigating their traps — to avoid spreading an alarming false rumor, getting angry at a group of people for something they didn't do, or perpetuating an honest misunderstanding.
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James Damore, the 28-year-old former Google engineer who was sacked by the corporation for allegedly "perpetuating gender stereotypes", made the claim in his first televised interview with a news media outlet.
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Given his role as a high-profile Asian American presidential candidate, his message is setting the tone for how many people may see Asian Americans and perpetuating a damaging caricature in the process.
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And yet, the #MeToo reckoning is far from over, so until everyone feels safe and the industry becomes more civil, female founders may end up further perpetuating the gender gap in VC funding.
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The lack of trust manifests itself as a self-perpetuating quandary: Women are hesitant to approach human resources departments, and those departments cite the absence of complaints as proof of a respectful workplace.
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Moody's said in a statement in March that Oman could face external vulnerability as wide fiscal deficits will contribute to wide current account deficits, perpetuating Oman's dependence on steady inflows of external financing.
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Smith's forceful acknowledgement of the science is startling only in the context of Fox News, a channel that has long been blamed for perpetuating right-wing ignorance of the science on global warming.
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Although Yelp's service relies on user-uploaded images, there are ways to organize a restaurant's photos in order to promote more than just its daytime menu, thus further perpetuating the Brunch Industrial Complex.
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" But she was also accused by gossip bloggers of perpetuating these dramas, like when she shared an article about her alleged relationship with Kaepernick on Instagram with the caption: "I've witnessed many things.
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A Tribe Called Quest also drew on this anger toward the country's new president in their 2017 Grammys performance, which featured Busta Rhymes growling, "I just want to thank President Agent Orange for perpetuating all of the evil that you've been perpetuating throughout the United States / I want to thank President Agent Orange for the unsuccessful attempt at a Muslim Ban," before the group launched into "We the People…," their most politically charged new song, with lyrics referencing deportation and police brutality.
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Though so much effort goes into our medical training, I believe institutions and medical education organizations should also prioritize creating a hospital environment where perpetuating discrimination against either physicians or patients is not acceptable.
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Donald Trump got two Razzies: One for his "performance" in Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9, and one for constantly choosing to work with his "self-perpetuating pettiness" on an international stage.
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"Google has not responded to Gizmodo's multiple requests for comment on the status of James Damore's employment, however Bloomberg—citing an email from Damore—said the engineer has been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes.
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Muslim rights groups in Los Angeles criticized Angel as perpetuating dangerous stereotypes about their faith at a time when national political rhetoric and terrorist attacks at home and abroad have heightened fear and tension.
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Given the success of M. Butterfly, a play that unpacks the white savior narratives that many have criticized Madama Butterfly and Miss Saigon for perpetuating, these concurrent productions might seem like another step back.
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Given the self-perpetuating, ouroboros-like nature of the world of social video applications, it seems likely that Snapchat will presumably have copied the feature to its app by the end of the week.
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So there's this self-perpetuating cycle where, in an unregulated capitalist market, women are going to be statistically discriminated against because employers typically use demographic information about certain groups to think about productivity expectations.
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AS: I was concerned and continue to be concerned that by putting out this work that I'm just perpetuating the hurtful narratives and the hurtful intended purpose of the items that I am discussing.
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"As a co-parenter and frequent social media over-sharer, I'm guilty of perpetuating the notion that anyone can seamlessly transition from a couple to co-parents with grace, dignity and ease," she adds.
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Why it matters: Skyrocketing rents and housing costs have pushed much of San Francisco's population either out of the city or onto the streets, making the city more homogenous while also perpetuating rampant homelessness.
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To avoid perpetuating gender bias, Gmail stopped its "Smart Compose" text prediction feature — which provides likely ends of sentences and other phrases for Gmail users while composing emails — from suggesting pronouns, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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The Republican Party is contemplating an anti-porn amendment, Hawkins said, because research shows that pornography use is linked to decreased gray matter in the brain, having more sexual partners and perpetuating rape myths.
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The project is intended to be self-perpetuating: Joe uses the money he earns from the endeavor to fund his growing collection of Broodthaers-related objects, which then appear in the reading room/shrine.
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The United States and Soviet Union had been allies during World War II, but then a series of choices and circumstances over a five-year period set the conflict on its self-perpetuating track.
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I excused myself from dinner and went straight back to our bungalow and peed in their shampoo for exacerbating a humiliating experience and basically perpetuating rape culture instead of standing behind a fellow chick.
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I agree with Slate's Jamelle Bouie that, in attempting to sympathize with the plight of the downtrodden white who voted for Trump, we are in danger of perpetuating a false narrative of white innocence.
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Far from marking the dawn of a new era, the election of Ana Brnabič as prime minister has triggered a discussion about Serbia's deep-seated homophobia and the role she plays in perpetuating this.
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Instead of relying on and perpetuating outdated stereotypes about America's cities, Zuckerberg could use his tour to spend time with people whose lives are representative of this country as it actually exists in 2017.
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It's nearly impossible to believe he was not aware of what was happening within the industry; consumers have a right to know what part, if any, he played in perpetuating this widespread consumer fraud.
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"It is not perfect, but it is a way that student and educator voices are being heard to repair harm and build community instead of just perpetuating the school-to-prison pipeline," Faber says.
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Washington (CNN)Actor Terry Crews called on men to speak more about sexual assault -- both as victims and their roles perpetuating sexual violence -- in order to lessen the stigma survivors face in American life.
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" She later added that she doesn't "know if Chris Wallace has information that I don't have, but that he is saying that Barr is perpetuating a lie about this conversation between him and Mueller?
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There is also increasing evidence that global warming is approaching self-reinforcing "tipping points" — like the melting of polar ice or the dieback of tropical forests — that could cause irreversible, self-perpetuating climate change.
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What's been created by the lawsuit that was filed that the president keeps talking about is that they keep perpetuating the notion that maybe the federal government won't be there for these insurance companies.
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"Labour market dynamics are perpetuating the instance of mortgage stress in certain regional economies and Genworth expects elevated mortgage delinquencies in these regions for the remainder of 2017," the company said in a statement.
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The danger is that wiliness quickly becomes a self-perpetuating spiral, as Levada warned, with the excuses and justifications served up by wily men and women only serving to embed these pathologies ever deeper.
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But as "Good Friday" edges closer to the case it wants to make — about sexual violence in a patriarchal, misogynistic society that many women are complicit in perpetuating — it teeters between sympathy and absurdity.
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CK: Well, and this goes back to your comment earlier about the sort of megalomania of being an entrepreneur and the self-perpetuating you are megalomaniac in the community and the world reinforces that.
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"The coal industry is still perpetuating a lie that coal mining is coming back, and it's going to be just like it was before, when all objective evidence is to the contrary," he said.
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His memo inadvertently answered that question — not in his criticism of Google's diversity programs, but by perpetuating the same stereotypes that keep women from choosing careers in science and engineering in the first place.
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Paul Manafort: President Trump's former campaign chairman was sentenced to 47 months in prison for perpetuating a decades-long, multimillion-dollar fraud scheme, a relatively lenient punishment that drew sharp criticism from legal experts.
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The question that spawned a thousand think pieces is whether Amy's overbearing, sociopathic self-awareness was an intentional artistic choice, and therefore whether Flynn is reflecting the pressures of patriarchy or blindly perpetuating them.
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The fast-spreading coronavirus and a plunge in oil prices set off a chain reaction in financial markets on Monday, a self-perpetuating downward cycle that could inflict serious harm on the global economy.
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But perpetuating the delusion that the choice is not impossibly risky, precarity-inducing, only hurts the participants' ability to reconsider the various shapes their lives might take in service of sustaining it and them.
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As Ms. Adamczak argues, this is because most communist criticisms of capitalism take one idealized aspect of capitalist society and pit it against the others, unwittingly perpetuating the framework communism sets out to abolish.
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Even if federal, state and local officials, along with banks, insurance companies and real estate brokers, no longer intend to discriminate by race, their policies can sometimes have that effect, reinforcing and perpetuating segregation.
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From the journalists interviewed to video of CNBC's Jim Cramer, that dynamic allowed Holmes not to create a new technology, but rather to wow investors merely by perpetuating the illusion of having done so.
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To the extent viewers buy into it, they are complicit in perpetuating those practices, as are media outlets that breathlessly cover every beat of these shows because it's good for traffic and, well, fun.
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Therefore, helmet manufacturers are designing technology to perform well under the NFL's testing conditions, and the NFL rankings drive the helmet technology available for the NCAA and youth helmets, perpetuating inefficiencies across the industry.
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President Donald Trump tore into his Democratic House investigators on Thursday night, perpetuating a verbal assault he launched after Robert Mueller's Russia probe concluded without finding a criminal conspiracy between Trump's campaign and Russia.
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A federal court has sentenced former executives of Insys, including founder and ex-CEO John Kapoor, to years in prison for their role in irresponsibly marketing the painkiller Subsys and perpetuating the opioid epidemic.
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The over incarceration of Americans will continue to feed the prison-industrial complex and those who profit from others' suffering and misfortune; this administration and Republicans will remain complicit in perpetuating this unfair system.
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A report published last week by Mighty Earth, an environmental campaign organization, identified Walmart, Costco, and McDonald's as among the leading American companies perpetuating the global market for meat that finances the Amazon's destruction.
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One of the more unsettling consequences that results from perpetuating the "drain the swamp" myth, is its ready translation into spurious lines of attack against political opponents that only exacerbate potentially calamitous societal division.
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The real challenge is that it's a self-perpetuating dynamic, because those at the top feel they are more deserving of what they have, and become less-willing to share those resources with others.
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That hasn't stopped people from perpetuating and reacting to the hoax clown sightings across the country, possibly contributing to the fatal stabbing of a 16-year-old boy in possession of a clown mask.
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The result is a dizzying confusion of cause and effect as the self-perpetuating system finds sonic equilibrium, each noise in the room funneling back into the loop to be played back ad infinitum.
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