The pervasiveness of the abuse, however, doesn't minimize the risk.
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Doctors Despite the pervasiveness of regret, doctors often overlook it.
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But its pervasiveness masks significant disagreement over what it means.
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Roxy Music's pervasiveness continues in a series of pop culture cameos.
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The severity or pervasiveness of harassment is relevant only to damages.
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Through her subjects, Kelly pointedly addresses the pervasiveness of racism in Germany.
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I also asked about the pervasiveness and impact of unwelcome partisan exchanges.
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The campaign is designed to bring awareness to the pervasiveness of financial abuse.
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Because people are fearful of reporting frauds, it's difficult to pinpoint their pervasiveness.
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The pervasiveness of these systems remain a privacy concern for civil liberties groups.
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The pervasiveness of these images helped normalize prejudice against Muslims and Arab culture.
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However, the pervasiveness of sexual biases was apparent among both men and women.
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But the pervasiveness of misogynistic questioning in music journalism isn't exclusive to young talent.
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The responses to Hogg's post thread showcase the pervasiveness of social media conspiracy theories.
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There's something about the pervasiveness of the screen that reduces the painting to a commodity.
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The pervasiveness of this problem is underscored in a new Justice Department report on Chicago.
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The six sites we chose help to illustrate the complexity of lynching, and its pervasiveness.
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Data gathering, sharing, optimization enabled by consumer mobile adoption, social media adoption and sensor pervasiveness.
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Swisher believes that despite the pervasiveness of harassment, companies have an incentive to make things change.
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We need to understand the pervasiveness of childhood "enders," and find concrete ways to combat them.
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Even more appalling is the pervasiveness of violence suffered by women even within their own homes.
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Their pervasiveness echoes and helps perpetuate the message in American culture that you exist to work.
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If we could really see the moment, we should have already begun to see its pervasiveness.
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The pervasiveness of these ads on Facebook and elsewhere has caused some celebrities to complain publicly.
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The incident raises troubling questions about the pervasiveness of security breaches of everyday individuals' personal information.
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LARRY FINK: You know, I think that pervasiveness of negativity would give you a – JOE KERNEN: Okay.
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It is hard to overstate the pervasiveness and potency of what became the accepted version of events.
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Apple's system may also be more concerning for a few reasons, like the pervasiveness of Apple products.
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Do you feel like the pervasiveness of imagery in social media has hindered or helped this expression?
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It is a morally ambiguous film about the pervasiveness of abuse and the collective rush to judgment.
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NYU student Sophie Sandberg began an art project with sidewalk chalk to highlight the pervasiveness of catcalls.
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Nothing can replace the tactile, despite the pervasiveness of digital in nearly every aspect of modern life.
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In 2005, a scandal known as mensalão, or big monthly payment, revealed the pervasiveness of such arrangements.
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Ten years ago, the pervasiveness of racism throughout South African society had helped Zuma win the presidency.
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Others have also sounded off on the need for regulation due to the pervasiveness of fake news.
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Anecdotes provide perspective on the pervasiveness of lot-line windows — and there are a lot of anecdotes.
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Before I worked at The Times, I wrote pretty extensively about the pervasiveness of online tracking technologies.
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Officials said the pervasiveness of cellphones threatened prison security and undermined the very notion of incarceration. 6.
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It will also spark a timely conversation about the pervasiveness of sexual assault and abuse in media.
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Other Republicans on the panel expressed some skepticism over the pervasiveness of Russian interference in the campaign.
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"The mass media is nature," Heinecken once said, recognizing the pervasiveness it has achieved in modern life.
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Urban clearly understands that he's not alone is his concern regarding the creeping pervasiveness of facial-recognition tech.
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The robots, CCTV heads and all, were originally built as an uncomfortable commentary on the pervasiveness of technology.
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If anything, the Cambridge Analytica story has laid bare the level of pervasiveness of Facebook's data collection structure.
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The pervasiveness of the disengagement that we witnessed suggests a need to radically remake the American high school.
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That this was a mystery to anyone at the studio suggests the size and pervasiveness of the blindspot.
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Officials said the pervasiveness of cellphones — nearly 12,000 were seized in Mississippi in 2018 — has threatened prison security.
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But despite the pervasiveness of harassment, the committee has yet to hold a hearing on workplace sexual harassment.
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Now, with the pervasiveness of cameras with police and civilians, in certain situations there is a counter narrative.
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If it seems like there is no industry that is immune to pervasiveness of sexism, that's because there isn't.
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Last month, journalist Liz Plank released "For the Love of Men," a book that explores the pervasiveness of it.
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The focus of We Are Family is to shine a spotlight on the pervasiveness of violence in our society.
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CHRIS PEARCEBristol "Silicon pally" (April 15th) made a strong point about the pervasiveness of sexism in the tech industry.
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If democracy is predicated on an informed citizenry, then the increasing pervasiveness of computational propaganda is a fundamental problem.
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Having raised the spectre of gentrification, you left readers with no way to gauge its pervasiveness across opportunity zones.
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The most dangerous aspect of prejudice is not its presence in an individual, but its pervasiveness as an ideology.
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" The "pervasiveness" of public policy supports for energy sources means it is "futile to attempt to unwind them all.
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Instead, she bends and blurs them, to explore both the porousness of social boundaries and the pervasiveness of guilt.
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On one hand, to discover the extent of the allegations — and the pervasiveness of the culture — has been overwhelming.
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We shared statistics from the New York City police and the F.B.I. about the pervasiveness of attacks against Jews.
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The consistency and pervasiveness of these issues over the next decade became a testament to a growing cultural problem.
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Dr. Newman said that slavery's pervasiveness in England and Scotland, in villages and urban centers, has long been little known.
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And it's become increasingly clear to me, the pervasiveness of misconduct, and not necessarily just confining that to sexual harassment.
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Montella imparted a lesson she learned during the Lehman collapse — do not underestimate the pervasiveness and significance of an event.
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If we can acknowledge the insidious pervasiveness of heteronormativity, how do we also leave room for people to unlearn it?
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From billion-dollar webs of offshore agreements to shady investments, the Panama Papers have proved the pervasiveness of financial loopholes.
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With the pervasiveness of wi-fi and the inevitable introduction of 5G technology, connectivity isn't the challenge it once was.
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Niebuhr's ideas about the pervasiveness of original sin were, in practice, used as protective cover for the advocates of realpolitik.
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The pervasiveness of that mentality, paired with my own trauma from men, made me grow resentful towards expressions of masculinity.
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She attributes this to what she views as the the pervasiveness of this sort of behaviour in the film industry.
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They're a heavy-handed expression of the cruelty of the American economy, and their pervasiveness a testament to its efficacy.
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It made sense: Black people are forced to understand the pervasiveness of racism in a way that white people cannot.
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We must challenge these norms, investigate the reasons for their pervasiveness and fight with all we have to change them.
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The pervasiveness of frustration over housing could help explain why many residents have been setting their gazes beyond California's borders.
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Almost all of the attendees wore black to highlight the pervasiveness of sexual assault and harassment in Hollywood and elsewhere.
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And previous systems it's employed to combat the pervasiveness of disinformation on its platform just didn't seem to be cutting it.
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He responds by saying, "You'd think so, but it's such a tough category this year," underscoring the pervasiveness of the problem.
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Short summaries and analysis of important news stories Erin Griffith has a great piece on the increasing pervasiveness of hustle culture.
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Part of the problem, Sulistyowati and other experts say, is the ease of access and pervasiveness of smoking in Indonesian culture.
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The pervasiveness of sexism in American politics actually creates a paradox in government — elected women are actually more effective in office.
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Prosecutors often weigh factors such as the pervasiveness of the wrongdoing and whether the company has been cooperative with the investigation.
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I called up Julia to talk more about the track, its compassionate message, and addiction's particular pervasiveness in the music industry.
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In this section, students explore how the pervasiveness of sexual harassment affects all of us on personal, professional and societal levels.
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Puhto thinks the images we see online are becoming more damaging because of the pervasiveness of social media in our society.
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This part of the book is extremely effective at underlining the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and sexism in the publishing industry.
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The office was tasked with collecting information on its pervasiveness, following the passage of the Prison Rape Elimination Act in 2003.
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The pervasiveness of WannaCry reveals just how insidious wide-scale ransomware attacks can be, endangering public infrastructure, commerce, and even human lives.
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So, when you have that pervasiveness of bias, yes, it&aposs going to help the person who is complaining about the investigation.
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"In its pervasiveness, concentration, and reach across class lines, black poverty proves itself to be 'fundamentally distinct' from white poverty," Coates wrote.
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I was prepared for him to say the media had gotten it all wrong about the pervasiveness of gang violence in Chicago.
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He was an amazing artist, but not the first on a top ten list of cultural pervasiveness of arts in the 70s.
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While the color white often symbolizes innocence and purity, its pervasiveness here gives Dang's baroque tropical tableau a ghostly, washed-out feel.
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The pervasiveness of e-cigarette vaping has significantly increased among all age groups despite emerging evidence that the practice may be harmful.
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The legislation comes on the heels of the "Me Too" and "Times Up" movements, which have highlighted the pervasiveness of sexual harassment.
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Amazon is another one of Cramer's picks for its major disruption of the traditional retail market and its pervasiveness in our lives.
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Given the pervasiveness of these issues, there's no better time to focus on the needs of one the country's most vulnerable communities.
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But these attacks remind us of the pervasiveness of the problem that had prompted his New Delhi visit: online safety in India.
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Mr. Romney had said he was "sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection" from administration officials, "including the president."
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But as the broader public learns more about the pervasiveness of sexual assault, we must scale our responses to meet the need.
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Recently, Americans have "experienced an awakening with regard to the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and assault in the workplace," Ms. Shaheen wrote.
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The technology's growing pervasiveness is seen in the increasing popularity of service bots and digital assistants like Alexa and Siri getting constantly smarter.
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You won't find any mention of it in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, but its pervasiveness, particularly online, is undeniable.
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While this represents one small corner of private equity, which traditionally used debt to seize underperforming companies, it captures the industry's newfound pervasiveness.
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While confiding to dorm mates at the Beijing Film Academy, Guo realizes the pervasiveness of the sexual abuse she suffered as a teenager.
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The pervasiveness of technology in our lives and in our homes and our kids kind of growing up with this always-on technology?
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The pervasiveness of social networking means that entire schools can witness someone's shame, instead of a gaggle of girls on a school bus.
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The real question is-- you know, what is the degree of pervasiveness and strength of that product five or ten years from now.
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Their growing intelligence, pervasiveness and autonomy requires rethinking everything from taxation to legal liability, a draft European Parliament motion, dated May 31, suggests.
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The pervasiveness of budget pressures in these and other states is inconsistent with a mature national economic expansion and signals real credit stress.
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Strebe aims to highlight philosophical themes about the ever-increasing pervasiveness of AI and how that can affect our relationship with the unknown.
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Despite the pervasiveness of social media in modern life, he feels that media still hasn't nailed how to portray it in on-screen fiction.
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"The industry didn't quite realize that you have to engage and create intimacy and pervasiveness with somebody that you don't really know," he said.
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But we haven't seen a dramatic improvement in our nation's health with the emergence of the "quantified self movement" and the pervasiveness of wearables.
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Given the ever-increasing and seemingly unstoppable pervasiveness of hacks and cyber thefts, every year seems to be the year of the data breach.
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Clinton lashed out at what she described as the "unimaginable cruelty" of Trump's budget proposal and the pervasiveness of conspiracy theories and internet trolls.
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Clinton's loss should not, however, be taken as evidence that the pervasiveness of sexism in America is prohibitive for a woman candidate for president.
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But despite the pervasiveness of O.G., partners apparently do not often consider the possibility that it might be a means of passing along infection.
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In the spiraling revelations of #MeToo, much of the nation (especially men) suddenly saw the damaging pervasiveness of misogyny in every part of society.
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Barr focused on a common concern: the growing power of a few internet giants, whose "size" and "pervasiveness" he said, posed a big concern.
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The fact that there are so few prosecutions of lower level officials for mishandling classified information demonstrates the effectiveness and pervasiveness of this indoctrination.
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Maybe it's the pervasiveness of social media making it impossible to ignore them, or an increasing polarization that's leading to an emotional roller-coaster.
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Workplace sexual harassment is a plague, and though its pervasiveness in the Fox News culture is well-documented, it clearly knows no political bounds.
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" In the video, Wetzbarger jokes about the pervasiveness of fakes on the market: "Some designers even say that if you're not counterfeited, you're not relevant.
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The pervasiveness of this specific tattoo could be attributed to Tumblr, where images of the design were uploaded and reblogged in droves during that time.
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Equally sobering was a recent op-ed about the pervasiveness of harassment in Sweden, a country with a robust safety net and institutionalized gender equality.
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The pervasiveness of violence against women is the real pressing issue: In the U.S., nearly three women are killed every day by an intimate partner.
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I mean, the pervasiveness of sexual harassment that women face, we all know, but now everyone knows, and now the question is now, what now?
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This thought and the pervasiveness of these incidents have led me to contemplate what I, as a female CEO, can learn from these publicized incidents.
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The pervasiveness of nicotine addiction among teenagers who use vaping devices is now sinking in — and there is no clear path to helping them stop.
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Given the pressures from their peer groups, the pervasiveness of cultural messages and their raging hormones, how much of an influence can I really have?
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In context, revisiting the pieces offers an interesting look back at the initial excitement around Patreon's offering and the pervasiveness of the problem it was tackling.
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Yet despite the pervasiveness of the problem, and of solutions to it, not until the 1970s did economists begin to incorporate "asymmetric information" into their thinking.
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For many Indian women, it was an important moment of solidarity and a means of showing the extent and continued pervasiveness of sexual abuse in India.
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Instead, as this #MeToo moment reaches across industries and demonstrates the pervasiveness of workplace harassment, companies need to set clear values, and then live by them.
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Ken Buck, a Republican, and Jared Polis, a Democrat, to address the pervasiveness of these budget gimmicks has been picking up steam in the lower chamber.
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Jefferson's hatchet man, James Callender, published "The Prospect Before Us," an anti-Federalist pamphlet that outlined the pervasiveness of political corruption, especially in the Adams administration.
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But the revelations about the pervasiveness of harassment — and of the legal and institutional failures to address it — illuminate how tough it will be to extinguish.
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The casual forms of sexual harassment that he was accused of rarely make headlines but can be insidious because of their pervasiveness, and often goes unchecked.
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"I am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the President," Romney said.
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What's more, the ever-shrinking and pervasiveness of technology, from basic sensors to sophisticated computational devices, is behind the explosive growth of the Internet of Things.
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But France's relationship with them has in some ways soured, their very pervasiveness making them a convenient scapegoat for many of France's ills, real or perceived.
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If the pervasiveness of sexual violence serves to intimidate women as a whole, then the effect of each individual attack is to reinforce women's marginalized status.
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The National Woman's Party at the Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument in Washington, D.C., has written about the significance and pervasiveness of purple in the movement.
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Pervasiveness: Just because one part of our life could be in shambles, the way it is when someone dies, there are other things that are still good.
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As we came together to share our stories of sexism, sexual harassment and, in some cases, sexual assault, we were struck by the pervasiveness of the problem.
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He later became an outspoken voice detailing the dangers and pervasiveness — the seduction — of the opioid epidemic, and he worked in substance abuse treatment after rehab himself.
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Like the ubiquity of dandelions, substations can be found in all corners of urban life, even our own backyards, but their pervasiveness rarely register in our conscious.
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K2 has been around for many years, but its pervasiveness and popularity with homeless people caused health officials to warn of a public health crisis last summer.
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But despite its growth and pervasiveness -- and despite launching the political career of the 45th president of the United States -- reality TV still isn't taken entirely seriously.
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The high price of acquiring content as a legal streaming subscription service versus the pervasiveness of illegal movie sites offering it for free were the leading demerits.
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Administration officials have contended that Chinese steel is lightly processed and shipped through other countries, but they have been unable to quantify the pervasiveness of this practice.
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There are so many great men in my life who just have no idea of the pervasiveness of this, just how familiar this is to every woman.
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Survivors of sexual assault rightly perceive the pervasiveness of credibility discounting and, in many more cases than not, opt to keep their credibility from ever being judged.
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Amit Narang, a regulatory policy advocate at Public Citizen, said he's worried agencies will start limiting the public's ability to comment, given the pervasiveness of fake submissions.
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It also underscores why it's legitimately confusing to assess the pervasiveness of the "techlash" that journalists and others have been talking about for the past three years.
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But this production from Schaubühne Berlin, which fills the Harvey Theater with the pervasiveness of a slimy fog, could provide just the catharsis you need right now.
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Despite an outcry among some lawmakers about the pervasiveness of guns in the United States, the massacre, like previous mass shootings, was unlikely to prompt action in Congress.
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Casual viewers might lump Kline's work into the nascent category of "post-internet art," a term used to describe contemporary art concerned with the increasing pervasiveness of technology.
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VICE talked to Moisey about America's frats and leaders, their role in society, the pervasiveness of sexual assault at these places, male friendship, hazing, Dionysus, and the Freemasons.
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Thanks to the pervasiveness of smart everything — there's even a citywide operating system in this world — Marcus can hack just about anything using little more than his phone.
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Understanding just how big the problem is, though, is critical, and O'Neil does a masterly job explaining the pervasiveness and risks of the algorithms that regulate our lives.
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Ultimately, their newest finding suggests that inclusion in the newsroom is imperative to wholly telling the stories of sexual assault survivors and acknowledging the pervasiveness of rape culture.
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The big picture: "The announcement illustrates the reach and pervasiveness of China's attempts to steer the online conversation about the demonstrations in Hong Kong," writes the Washington Post.
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That includes the pervasiveness of tracking and surveillance software and the global proliferation of malware produced not just by individual hackers but by nation-states and organized criminals.
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Recent allegations of sexual harassment in academia by professors at Dartmouth, Berklee College of Music and Princeton, as well as by fraternities highlight the pervasiveness of the problem.
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For Stevens, there is something new that comes from technology's pervasiveness in communications, but it's important to remember the many different traditions and genres that feed into it.
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The pervasiveness of resentment toward the cities and urban elites, as well as urban institutions like government and the media, was inescapable after several visits to these groups.
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Beyond embracing bigoted rhetoric, today's GOP has refused to acknowledge the pervasiveness of racist policing, pushed for restrictive immigration, and confirmed an alleged sexual predator to the Supreme Court.
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Despite the clear pervasiveness of masturbation, the topic is often shrouded in shame and stigma, making it difficult for many people — especially people with vaginas— to discuss it openly.
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Many causes and groups were represented among the long list of speakers showcasing both the pervasiveness of harassment and assault and the unity, inclusivity, and momentum of the movement.
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In 2009, as people grew concerned about the pervasiveness of web tracking, the idea of adding a Do Not Track (DNT) setting to browsers gained traction across the web.
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With all that's been said about the pervasiveness of rape culture, you would think that some sensitivity would be evident in how All Eyez on Me tackled this storyline.
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Harsh nationalist sentiments are gripping Europe, and they demonstrate the pervasiveness of the anxieties that Trump is preying on and of the social and economic currents behind his rise.
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But the earthquake image does still highlight the pervasiveness of fake news, and how it can even penetrate companies that are currently trying to deal with the issue themselves.
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Read more: Sexism isn't just unfair; it makes women sick, study suggests Given the pervasiveness of gender discrimination, research on its impact on mental health is still disproportionately low.
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The most important consequence of the domination of intuition is the pervasiveness of confirmation bias—the tendency to seek out and interpret information that confirms what you already think.
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Lost in the pervasiveness of the Baylor scandal is that Minnesota has had a string of sexual assault and harassment claims against players and administrators over the last year.
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The fact that this was done casually in front of a female coworker—Allison was female-presenting at that point—speaks to the pervasiveness of misogyny in the industry.
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I'm tired of the pervasiveness of slut-shaming and sexual morality, especially in the gay community, and it's sad that cruising today is far from what it once was.
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But the pervasiveness of nicotine addiction among teenagers who already use the devices is now sinking in — and there is no clear science or treatment to help them stop.
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But Clearview's apparent pervasiveness troubles privacy advocates, who find both the company's opacity and its apparent willingness to share it far beyond the confines of law enforcement acutely troubling.
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Utah is the only state where a majority of residents (nearly two-thirds) belong to a single church, and the nature of their religion is cultural and political pervasiveness.
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"I am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the president," he said in a statement.
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There are so many great men in my life who really have no idea of just the pervasiveness of this or just how familiar this is to every woman.
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While these apps certainly help, they also highlight the pervasiveness of ableism in society and the measures people with vision impairment have to take to better survive a seeing world.
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Other gender policy leaders included Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, which raised awareness around the pervasiveness of sexual assault and Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, executive director of UN Women.
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That allows us to carve out this best of both worlds scenario where we're leveraging the pervasiveness of the Twitter brand, bit we've got our own thing going with Periscope.
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Yes, I have witnessed the pervasiveness of the often inappropriate selfie, the prevalence of smartphones and bedraggled students whose nights of partying cloud the potential erudition of early morning discussions.
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There's this pervasiveness of physical, lethal, and sexual harm in our culture, and survivors who have been impacted by it are leading an awakening in our country around its prevalence.
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Ms. Diallo's documentary "From Paris to Ferguson: Guilty of Being Black" ("Not Yo Mama's Movement" in the United States) examines the pervasiveness of ethnic profiling in abusive police identity checks.
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Nevertheless, the finger-pointing and soul-searching over the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and assault, and the inability of the country's criminal system to address these issues, have continued unabated.
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The Cosby case "really raised awareness of the pervasiveness of ... sexual misconduct against subordinates and against women of relatively less power," said Daniel Filler, dean of Drexel University's law school.
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The pervasiveness of social media and digital ads has given companies powerful new ways to connect with their target audience and helped enable the rise of direct-to-consumer brands.
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The best way to understand the pervasiveness of Trump's misogyny isn't to just look at how he talks about women he dislikes, or even the women he's attracted to sexually.
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High schools in the late 1800s and early 1900s in the US were likewise not designed to prepare students for work in factories, despite the pervasiveness of that "factory model" myth.
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Indeed, the fact that Flight 209 was supposed to be a domestic one, and that Libyan carriers are supposed to be banned from EU airspace, underscores the pervasiveness of airborne threats.
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Almost half of Trump voters disbelieving this highlights the pervasiveness and effectiveness of the fake news epidemic and illustrates again the partisan divide in the U.S. Who won the popular vote?
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It was a fun, push-the-envelope riff on the pervasiveness on the It bag, one that seemed to ask, "How far can a trend go?" while already knowing the answer.
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There are a few examples of banks engaging in an acquisition as they approach or cross the $10-billion threshold, but the pervasiveness of this behavior has not previously been documented.
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Thanks to its pervasiveness as both an incredibly long-running comic and one of the most popular shows on TV, The Walking Dead lends itself to a variety of merchandising opportunities.
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On this week's edition of "Full Frontal," Samantha Bee used the Roy Moore controversy as a jumping-off point to talk about the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in industries across America.
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The violence itself was bad enough, and critics who seek to downplay the pervasiveness of anti-Semitism in the United States could easily write this incident off as an isolated anomaly.
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If there was one moment that forever changed Williams's perceptions, that made her grasp not only the pervasiveness of shootings but also their cruel indifference, it came in early spring 2006.
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With one line, he chronicles his overcoming of major labels and naysayers who have tried to stand in the way — all who have clearly failed by the sheer pervasiveness of the track.
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" Although it is difficult to measure the pervasiveness of this narrative, one study from 2013 found that 16 percent of students at a Virginia university believed that "blacks fought for the Confederacy.
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Overall, institutional mechanisms and public activism by women in Latin America have made awesome, significant, and meaningful changes to international and public understanding of the pervasiveness of violence against women and girls.
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Women across the globe have brought awareness to the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and assault through #MeToo, but French women created their own hashtag that puts more emphasis on the men responsible.
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She recounted the story of civil rights hero Recy Taylor, who died just days before the awards show, and emphasized the pervasiveness of gender bias in Hollywood and all walks of life.
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As a medical story, this is low-hanging fruit, so to speak, but given the pervasiveness of the myth (or reality), we decided to investigate what the science says on the matter.
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"I am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the President," Romney said in a statement posted to Twitter.
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And a year after the #MeToo movement drew global attention to the pervasiveness of sexual misconduct and assault, 59 countries still lack any legal protection against sexual harassment in the workplace whatsoever.
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To the contrary, if any good at all has come from this ugly confirmation process, it has been to create an awareness that we have underestimated the pervasiveness of this terrible problem.
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Yet through fiction, Ms. Powell illuminates the persistence and pervasiveness of the male-dominated tech bubble in a way that is difficult to appreciate in a parade of headlines about industry scandals.
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Technology companies have come under substantial scrutiny from citizens and policymakers alike over the last year, which at least partially reflects the pervasiveness of the internet and technology in our daily lives.
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The tragic death of rapper Mac Miller and the high-profile overdose of singer Demi Lovato have shined a light on the shadowy pervasiveness of addiction in the music industry as of late.
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But her true talent is that she makes us think about the ordinary and commonplace in a new way, creating a site where we can question the pervasiveness of oppressive language and terminology.
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While many pearls have been clutched over the years over the pervasiveness of the "grim and gritty" strain of superheroism, it would be hugely unfair to paint the entire genre with that brush.
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What I'm calling the "World Sized Web" is a combination of these Internet-enabled things, cloud computing, mobile computing and the pervasiveness that comes from these systems being always on all the time.
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Yet despite any modifications or obscuring of the figures, they remain utterly recognizable, a result of both Sadkin's calculated and masterful touch and undeniable proof of the cultural pervasiveness of these cartoons characters.
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As mainstream feminism addresses issues like the pervasiveness of sexual violence against women in our culture, the need to include trans women and nonbinary femmes in these conversations is more urgent than ever.
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Helped by new technology, a deluge of facts and a public much less given to trust than once it was, some politicians are getting away with a new depth and pervasiveness of falsehood.
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As a former assistant U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York and a former Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) employee, we have seen the pervasiveness of the challenges affecting the BOP.
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Within months, millions were joining Women's Marches all over the world, using social media to organize and protest against discrimination and, through the #MeToo movement, shining light on sexual harassment's pervasiveness and impunity.
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But the historical pervasiveness and contemporary persistence of racism in America offer more than adequate explanations for what should be considered a scandalous state of affairs in regard to race-based economic inequality.
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The complaint from Truth in Advertising involves the pervasiveness of so-called negative-option billing online, which refers to the practice of companies charging consumers for a service unless it is specifically declined.
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We now have kombucha toner and oat milk shampoo because of the collision of two major consumer moments: the pervasiveness of wellness culture, and the increasing fear that our beauty products are dangerous.
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Reports of sexual assaults increased across all branches of the U.S. military in 2017 as the services grappled with numerous scandals that exposed the pervasiveness of sexual assault and harassment in their ranks.
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As he stood off the House floor getting ready to vote, Schiff recapped a number of serious problems facing the tech companies — from foreign governments injecting inflammatory content to the pervasiveness of fake news.
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You would also be arguing the pervasiveness of the scheme when it started, when it ended and the number of emails whether They were originally classified or of classified under the heading of intent.
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Given the pervasiveness these days of fast fashion (and already-fast fashion that only keeps getting faster), a garment that's touted for its lengthy production time is what really stops us in our tracks.
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"Even so, I am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the President," Romney said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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He also decried Amazon's pervasiveness in his city's landscape: Even before the company's Long Island City "HQ2" move, delivery trucks filled with Amazon boxes, or apartment hallways littered with the same, were practically inescapable.
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Because of Facebook and Google's deep pervasiveness on the web, users often stay logged into each company's services all day long, and visit each one's primary websites at least once a day, if not more.
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Skye went on the share that she intentionally released "Build" in October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, to make a statement about the pervasiveness of abuse and that abusers must be held accountable for their actions.
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Although the pervasiveness of widespread violence is the source of my anguish, the complicity of denial, silence, or rationalization from some white and non-Black friends, family, and acquaintances has also contributed to my heartbreak.
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In a letter written to Representative Frank Pallone Jr., the GAO said it would review the "extent and pervasiveness of fraud and the misuse of American identities" during the process, in about five months' time.
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Essentially, Davis says that DEA agents set up a drug bust in front of the White House so that Bush could make a point about the pervasiveness of the drug problem in a televised address.
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According to Dr. Aoyagi, a growing body of work suggests that meditating with prevention and training in mind can help to manage and reduce the severity, pervasiveness, and duration of mental health disorders and episodes.
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The show's pervasiveness no doubt left an impression on kids of the '90s who, like me, got their diet of wholesome life lessons and appreciation of family from a precocious aardvark with on-trend eyewear.
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But that preceded the fall of Harvey Weinstein, the recognition of sexual misconduct's pervasiveness and the damning circus of Trump, whose allergy to apology gives Clinton a chance to model a more generous, better way.
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The Gretchen Carlson story should serve as an important reminder of the disturbing pervasiveness of sexual harassment in the workplace, as well as how difficult it is for any woman to escape from such a circumstance.
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But perhaps most importantly, with Google Home and Nest, the company is taking on Amazon, the clear market leader in the smart home thanks to its Echo line and the pervasiveness of its Alexa digital assistant.
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Because of the pervasiveness of big seed companies like Seminis (which is owned by Monsanto,) many swappers fear that seeds can become contaminated by patented seeds — making the plants and their growers susceptible to legal troubles.
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While studies have repeatedly shown employers engage in age discrimination, little is known about its pervasiveness or mechanisms, especially in hiring, which generally is a private matter with few federal or state laws governing employer conduct.
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"The pervasiveness of torture in Afghanistan makes its criminalization and the prosecution of alleged torturers an urgent priority," Human Rights Watch senior researcher Patricia Gossman wrote in a post calling for the annex to be enacted.
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Resilience comes from understanding three "P's" — personalization, pervasiveness, and permanence — Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, told the University of California, Berkeley's class of 2016 in her commencement speech, invoking the research of psychologist Martin Seligman.
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But the particular narrative that West espoused is still worth discussing — not because it's true (it isn't) but because its pervasiveness tells us something about the means by which two distinctly American myths have become intertwined.
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When it comes to restaurants, this pervasiveness makes for a richer, more exciting Greek-diaspora dining scene — from street food to home-style cooking to tasting menus — than any I've come across in America and beyond.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Thousands of women who marched to protest Republican President Donald Trump's inauguration gathered in Detroit on Friday to organize around issues like the viral "Me Too" movement exposing the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and violence.
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Since the sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein broke in October 2017, #MeToo has gone from viral hashtag meant to show the pervasiveness of sexual assault to a full-blown movement that encompasses dating, consent, and more.
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"It wasn't really a surprise what (the Fed) wanted; it was just the veracity and pervasiveness of their desire to increase rates as early as June," said market strategist Ellis Phifer of Raymond James in Memphis, Tennessee.
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" Stevens notes the pervasiveness of the metaphor—"It is hard to imagine it any other way"—but notes that it is not inevitable: "After all, the As, Gs, Ts, and Cs are not like English and Japanese.
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Her 1982 painting, "Bacchus #46" — an interplay of broad strokes of blues and greens — is featured in the gallery, along with a text from de Kooning that reveals the pervasiveness of gender discrimination in the art world.
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To lawmakers, at least, these and other tweets still illustrate the sheer pervasiveness of Russia's efforts — and the reasons why tech companies and others must act swiftly to guard against future attempts to meddle in U.S. politics.
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There is a powerful and understandable urge, as a consequence of the long-overdue recognition of the pervasiveness of sexual abuse, to expunge the perpetrators, to turn away from their work and scrub it from the canon.
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He cites Robert Ryman's all-white paintings as inspiration for his own use of white, which has included covering himself with mayonnaise or flour, playing his brown skin against the pervasiveness and invisibility of whiteness in society.
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Whatever the quantity, it's hard to imagine a work that touches on as many of those possibilities as "The Antipodes," or makes as strong a case for the pervasiveness of storytelling in all aspects of our existence.
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Highlighting the pervasiveness of China's infiltration into U.S. institutions, Pompeo related that the U.S. stock exchanges give preferential treatment to Chinese firms by excusing them from the reporting and accountability requirements that all U.S. entities must meet.
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As the title would suggest, the performance was an effort to reprogram conditioned responses to black males, against whom the longstanding legacy of unjustified violence is currently — with the pervasiveness of digital video — beginning to receive due outcry.
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"As we came together to share our stories of sexism, sexual harassment and, in some cases, sexual assault, we were struck by the pervasiveness of the problem," reads the letter, which was first reported on by Buzzfeed News.
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I'm also giving it pervasiveness and permanence by telling myself that I'm not worthy of happiness, that I'll never become a parent or get married again, that I'll always be just as stuck as I feel right now.
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The pervasiveness of a conspiracy theory rooted in anti-government sentiment may come as a surprise to some, but a rising distrust in powerful figures and institutions may explain why #EpsteinMurder began to trend shortly after his death.
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Too many of them have a thing for language and grammar, and while this makes sense for a linguist like Daniel (and, we assume, for our author, who writes lovely sentences), its pervasiveness can have a flattening effect.
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In August, a panel of experts convened by the National Academies of Sciences, another leading scientific organization, released a landmark report, detailing the depth and pervasiveness of harassment, bullying, and ostracization of women scientists (Clancy contributed to the report).
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Discord, because it controls so much of the social aspect of gaming, is now using its pervasiveness in the PC ecosystem to start competing with Valve's Steam marketplace, which is far and away the largest PC game distribution platform.
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The appropriation of 9/11-evoking imagery in big-budget action slaughterhouses like Batman v Superman has become something of a punchline in its shamelessness, but the pervasiveness of that imagery remains fairly constant when a film's budget allows.
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In recent years, with the rise of the internet, the pervasiveness of social media and the dominance of 24/7 cable news, those at the fringes — their rhetoric steeped in anger and hate — have gained a disproportionately loud voice.
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A few Republicans did respond to the report with alarm, most notably Senator Mitt Romney of Utah, who said he was "sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection" by the president and some in his circle.
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We should take heed, however, of the statistic underlying this action because it demonstrates the extraordinary pervasiveness of food insecurity in our city: 75 percent of New York's 1.1 million students already qualified for free or reduced-price lunch.
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The pervasiveness of the phrase — which, roughly translated, means players have to distance themselves emotionally from off-court decisions — has rarely been as strong as it was on Monday, when the team held its annual media day in Brooklyn.
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But staring at a diminishing war chest, Warren last week declined to disavow a new super PAC funding high-priced ad buys to bolster her White House bid — another sign of the big money groups' pervasiveness in modern campaigning.
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"Despite the technology field's reputation for being 'male-dominated' and 'family unfriendly,' it was the field's inclusive nature of its benefits packages, and the pervasiveness of such packages," that helped fuel the trend, according to FertilityIQ's report on fertility benefits distribution.
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But it's been terrifying to read about the pervasiveness of rape and harassment in "the real world," divorced from the templates of frats and dorm rooms and 20–year–olds that I've seen repeated over and over again at Penn.
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It may even be an advantage that evolution has positively selected for in our brains – an idea supported by the ease with which we learn new languages and flip between them, and by the pervasiveness of bilingualism throughout world history.
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We don't talk about giving birth while black in the same ways that we talk about driving while black, yet the pervasiveness of racial profiling that takes place in that context is as entrenched as it is in terms of driving.
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The latest observation of its pervasiveness: Women receive less money than men when they auction goods on eBay—even if they're selling exactly the same item, and even if their gender isn't explicitly disclosed, but simply inferred from clues like usernames.
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The report — with pages of vivid, painful detail from accusers — follows other revelations about sexual abuse at several prominent prep schools in the same area, but none have matched the sheer scale and pervasiveness of the misconduct discovered at St. George's.
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The case highlights the pervasiveness of stereotypes about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women across all levels of the Australian law—reflecting that, like in New Zealand, Aboriginal women have often been uniquely failed by both feminism and the law.
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Donald Trump's 2016 chant "Drain the swamp," which most often seemed to refer to the independent institutions of government, has been embraced as a metaphor across the political spectrum and in the media to refer to the pervasiveness of corruption.
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For instance, discussions, debates, weekend retreats that brand themselves as seeking to battle toxic masculinity without broaching topics, like the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and the important role men have in actively battling against it, highlight cracks in the foundation.
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After Davidson's blog post when viral, shedding light on an age-old and sadly pervasiveness form of privacy violation, Superhuman decided to turn its read receipt feature off by default and removed the location tracking aspect of its service entirely.
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In part, of course, the pervasiveness of lies reflects the character of the man at the top: No president, or for that matter major U.S. political figure of any kind, has ever lied as freely and frequently as Donald Trump.
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The singer eventually married drummer and collaborator Max Roach, and in a symbolic shedding of her former image, Lincoln burned the Marilyn Monroe dress in an incinerator, a gesture that's also a powerful indictment on the pervasiveness of narrow beauty standards.
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"While the information vacuum poses challenges, we are confident that the data reflects the most accurate estimation on the pervasiveness of modern-day slavery inside North Korea," Fiona David, an executive director of global research for the Walk Free Foundation, told The Post.
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According to Dr. Kelly Dittmar—an assistant professor of political science at Rutgers University and a scholar at the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP)—unequal power dynamics are responsible for the pervasiveness of sexual assault in politics, as in other fields.
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I spoke to Hussain about being too "brown" for one community and too "fish and chips" for another; about the pervasiveness of hatred in the UK; and, above all, what it means to be a working-class man in the Britain of 2017.
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The pervasiveness of injustice is a persistent theme of "Beale Street," and it held firmly in my mind as I read, for the first time, the James Baldwin novel on which the movie is based, and, later, while I watched Jenkins's adaptation, twice.
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" Senator Mitt Romney, the former Republican presidential nominee from Utah, offered a harsh critique on Twitter on Friday, saying that he was "sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the President.
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" And after the Mueller report came out, Romney offered perhaps the toughest criticism of any Republican lawmaker, saying he was "sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the President.
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In 2017, a group of five cartoonists addressed these concerns on the Nib under the header "I'm Tired of Performing Trauma," pointing to the stubborn pervasiveness of systemic rape culture, the impossibility of being a perfect witness, and the anguish of remembering.
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As the chairman of the ACNUSA has said, the goal is to show bishops and their priests that the laity need more education and leadership to give them a stronger sense of the seriousness and pervasiveness of Christian persecution around the world.
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Amid an intensifying debate around the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in the workplace and society at large—recently supercharged by the #MeToo movement—it seems inevitable that the spotlight will spread to the ways venues tackle problematic behavior on the dance floor.
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Rather, people should be concerned about the pervasiveness of sexual assault and the lack of government action against it, she said, the most recent example being Christine Blasey Ford's "courageous testimony" during the hearing of then-Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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A broad outline of the claims against Khan was made public in a mediator's Facebook post in September, just 10 days before reports about Hollywood titan Harvey Weinstein triggered the #MeToo explosion and revealed the pervasiveness of sexual misconduct, from off-color comments to rape.
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This lack of any significant alleviation of customer pain points results from the willingness of investors to fund concepts and the pervasiveness of limited trials – both of which distract from investing in the less-glamorous and more exacting goal of long-term value creation.
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While there was no particular motivation for the specific timing of the project, Bruteig acknowledges that the "time was ripe," in terms of the pervasiveness of online media, and also sees the effort as tapping potential that could not have been realized in other ways.
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Needless to say, the pervasiveness of hardcore drinking in America is a source of concern for public health researchers who have been trying to shed light on the mechanism through which a mild-mannered individual can morph into a hot mess in mere hours.
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But the apparent pervasiveness of the Pokémon themselves, as well as the placement of in-game destinations like Pokémon Gyms and PokéStops — where players can train Pokémon and battle each other, or stock up on lures to bait Pokémon, respectively — has created some sticky situations.
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And while many commenters focused on women's role in the #MeToo movement, one reader, Phillip, noted that men had a part to play, too: I am not surprised at the pervasiveness of abuses of power by men in industries ruled and fueled by them.
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On March 7, amid news reports about the pervasiveness of vaccine misinformation on social media platforms, Facebook published a blog post that said it would work to "tackle" the problem on its platform and Instagram, which it owns, by limiting the dissemination of such content.
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The show ties this kind of extreme miscommunication directly back to the pervasiveness of porn in young people's lives today, who have no idea what to make of the sexual behaviors they see in the most popular adult content readily available to them online.
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The letter, rendered in careful calligraphy by Phung Vo, appears several times in the show and also on the cover of the exhibition publication; its pervasiveness suggests that Danh Vo takes this Catholic martyr as an alter ego — but one with a troubling legacy.
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" Because of the pervasiveness of this anti-immigrant rhetoric, Michelle Ortiz, the deputy director for Americans for Immigrant Justice, said in a previous interview with Broadly, "even young children live with constant fear and anxiety that they will come home from school to find their parents gone.
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The latter proved to be a little price-prohibitive, with its $1,675 Bieber-branded leather jacket, so the performer and Bravado (the licensing company behind the sudden pervasiveness of all-Purpose-everything) released yet another iteration of memorabilia at Urban Outfitters, with everything ringing in under $100.
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Rather than challenge populism's pervasiveness, many liberal democratic parties and politicians have argued that "bad" populism can only be successfully countered by "good" populism — see the fumbling Democratic Party "unity" tour or Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's desperate, quasi-populist campaign to defeat a surging Geert Wilders.
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Charles M. Blow With the recent rash of high-profile accusations of sexual harassment and assault — from Harvey Weinstein to George H. W. Bush to Mark Halperin — I found myself feeling shocked at the pervasiveness of this sort of behavior, and embarrassed that I was shocked.
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"Apparently no industry is exempt from the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and misogyny," said Yolanda Scott, the associate publisher and editorial director of Charlesbridge, which destroyed finished copies of the picture book "Mario and the Hole in the Sky" after harassment allegations against its illustrator surfaced.
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Sonnet Stanfill, a curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, recently wrote an Op-Ed in The Times encouraging the V & A and the Tate museums to consider women as candidates for director, speaking to the pervasiveness of this problem in European museums as well.
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Senator Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, the Republican chairman of the Intelligence Committee, said he would make the disclosure a central part of a previously scheduled hearing on Wednesday, when lawmakers plan to press outside experts on the pervasiveness of foreign influence on social media networks like Facebook.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel said his decision to keep the competency hearing private, despite objections from an attorney representing news outlets including the Post and Courier and the Associated Press, hinged on the pervasiveness of social media and the level of attention paid to Roof's trial thus far.
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To investigate the how easy it is to engage with this trade, its pervasiveness, and the lax security protocols leading hotels have put in place to stop fraud, Motherboard bought a room in Times Square from an underground forum for $2100, an over 2000 percent reduction from the listed price.
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But the fight over whether to believe Ford isn't just taking place in Washington, D.C. Candidates across the country, particularly those in races already rocked by the #MeToo movement, are meeting voters shocked by the pervasiveness of sexual assault and by the White House's response to Ford and the other accusers.
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Whether it's the proliferation of great, cheap food that's also decent for you, the pervasiveness of restaurant culture, or just the fact that after working our job and our freelance job and the other job that doesn't pay us but we just love, you know, we don't feel like making dinner.
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Much in the same way that the cases of Harvey Weinstein and others exposed the nasty pervasiveness of workplace sexual harassment and assault, these "gray zone" stories have prompted equally important conversations about sexual consent, sexual assault and how we understand the interplay of — and at times ambiguity between — the two.
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Indeed, Kaptchuk seems wounded when he complains about the pervasiveness of research that uses healthy volunteers in academic settings, as if the response to mild pain inflicted on an undergraduate participating in an on-campus experiment is somehow comparable to the despair often suffered by people with chronic, intractable pain.
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The two encounters -- which happened years apart, at dramatically different stages of Bassett's more than three-decade long career -- emphasized to her the pervasiveness of harassment in the State Department, where "deep-seated prejudices" have been tolerated, and where cultural and structural mechanisms have allowed inappropriate behavior to continue, often unaddressed.
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When she tells of teaching a class inside San Quentin prison, where she was forced to confront her own biases, or recounts conversations with her children about prejudice, we glimpse what it's like to be her: a scholar of race who is still sometimes taken aback by its pervasiveness and power.
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"We were certainly driven by an inspector general's report that outlined the deficiencies on our enforcement of the statute and then also by what we saw in the context of doing investigations as related to the 2016 elections and the pervasiveness of foreign influence in that case in our democratic process," Demers said.
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Frank Pallone, one of several members of Congress who asked for a GAO investigation, the agency wrote:Thank you for your letter, jointly signed by a number of your colleagues, requesting that the Government Accountability Office review the extent and pervasiveness of fraud and the misuse of American identities during federal rulemaking processes.
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As pointed out in scholar Elizabeth Johnston's November 2016 Atlantic essay, "The Original 'Nasty Woman'", the way Medusa has resurfaced in recent election cycles also points to the pervasiveness of misogyny: Angela Merkel, Theresa May, and Hillary Clinton have all received the Medusa treatment lately, their features superimposed onto bloody, severed heads.
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"People who think of John as cuddly and all of that, I say I want to see how many of them would be fierce enough to deal with the pervasiveness of segregation and stand up to it when standing up meant you got your ass kicked," says Courtland Cox, one of SNCC's leaders.
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While research has focused mostly on the more severe forms associated with neurobehavioral disorders such as Tourette syndrome and autism, there's a growing realization of the pervasiveness of so-called repetitive, nonfunctional motor behaviors and that the degree to which you engage in them is a barometer of your peace of mind.
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I'm not blaming anyone or anything for any of my actions but I think it's really important to for people outside of us (black folk) to understand the detrimental effects of whiteness and white supremacy/white cultural pervasiveness on black peoples MENTAL HEALTH as a whole and the MENTAL HEALTH of black individual herself.
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In a column for The Hollywood Reporter highlighting the pervasiveness of this kind of behavior, Grey's Anatomy showrunner Krista Vernoff recalled a screen test involving two actors, after which a male executive wanted to cast the woman he personally found sexier despite what Vernoff described as a "radically better" performance from the other actor.
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She also suggests children who are directly exposed to a terrorist attack are more likely to suffer in the long term if they are exposed to lots of television coverage of the event, which seems almost inevitable given the pervasiveness and volume of the media's response in the aftermath of something like the Manchester attack.
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A letter from the GAO sent to Representative Frank Pallone (D-NJ) dated January 9 and published today reads: Thank you for your letter, jointly signed by a number of your colleagues, requesting that the Government Accountability Office review the extent and pervasiveness of fraud and the misuse of American identities during federal rulemaking processes.
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With the book now released in the UK, we caught up with Louis to discuss the pervasiveness of violence, the book's relevance in light of the growing influence of the far-right Front National and its leader Marine Le Pen, and the difficulties of being a working class touchstone for the world's liberal, literary elites.
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"In light of the severity and pervasiveness of Professor Lieb's conduct, and the broad, negative impact the conduct has had on the educational and work environment of students, faculty and staff, I recommend that the university terminate Professor Lieb's academic appointment," reads the letter, signed by Sarah Wake, assistant provost and director of the office for equal opportunity programs.
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Which is why he considers his museum, which houses about 12,000 objects in a winding hallway of the basement of the Ferris State University library in Big Rapids, Michigan, as much a "storytelling facility" as it is a contextual, educational and painful anti-shrine to the pervasiveness of American racism by way of everyday physical objects.
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That global pervasiveness, low lag, and high bandwidth — perhaps around 10 Gbps (10,000 Mbps) per satellite, Pandit says — could benefit high-frequency financial traders, businesses that need an "always on" backup or speed-augmenting solution, remote digital workers in satellite offices or at home, cars, ships, planes, rural areas starved for high-speed broadband access, and more.
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"It has been shocking to see how much this has brought people to explicitly say being bisexual doesn't make you queer enough," she told me over Twitter DM. Given the pervasiveness of this anxiety, and the discord it sows within the queer community, I set out to uncover where it came from — and what we can do about it.
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Joanna Carpenter, a cocktail consultant who works primarily with liquor brands, attributes some of the changing attitudes toward sobriety in the industry to "how we communicate in the digital age, and the pervasiveness of call-out culture" — people are now more forthcoming on social media about their own experiences, and the ways in which they feel others may have crossed lines.
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"There have been so many accusations of sexual harassment at Fox that even if they did break the Weinstein story, it would be called 'Hollywood Stars, They're Just Like Us.'" — JIM JEFFERIES Mr. Jefferies, who's known for his crude and headstrong comedy, ended the segment with a heartfelt mea culpa, then demanded that men work to understand the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in today's culture.
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The pervasiveness of the Mountain Dew urban legend, and its resulting impact on teens' sexual behavior, could speak to a lack in access to birth control or accurate information on sexual health and human biology in the American education system: In 2008, lawmakers in Florida pushed for a more comprehensive approach for sex education following a survey that indicated teens believed drinking a shot of Mountain Dew would prevent pregnancy.
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This theme of an inherently wicked Chinese government, aside from its pervasiveness in US news, political rhetoric, and historical narrative, is also commonly found in the work of popular Chinese artists based abroad, like Ai Weiwei, Yue Minjun, Liu Bolin, and Cui Xiuwen, as well as in critically acclaimed films like Meishi Street (2006) and Up the Yangtze (2007) — a trend rooted in a colonial past that leaves me longing for more complex perspectives.
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In our second of two Popcasts devoted to answering them, we covered the quickly spreading influence of Billie Eilish, the pervasiveness of My Chemical Romance and 2000s pop-emo, the fervency of the rock-critic fan base of the indie rock band Big Thief, the popularity of the Grammy stalwart Gary Clark Jr., Britney Spears's conservatorship, why Aaliyah's music is still largely not on streaming services, reviewing music recorded in languages other than English and more.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE (R-Texas) and Research and Technology Subcommittee Chairwoman Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R-Va.) sent to the independent watchdog Wednesday, the committee requested the agency include the new considerations in its study and recommendations on the pervasiveness of sexual assault to scientific grant awardees.
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Sarah Kunst, an entrepreneur who told The Times about an unwanted advance from Dave McClure, a founder of 500 Startups and an investor, wrote on Twitter that several women had shared similar stories of harassment involving Mr. McClure: Mr. McClure apologized for his behavior shortly afterward: And he announced his resignation on Monday: Chris Sacca, a venture capitalist with Lowercase Capital, wrote a blog post on Thursday about sexual harassment and female entrepreneurs, then updated the post after it was heavily criticized: Several women wrote on Twitter about being harassed by other tech executives, including Marc Canter, a start-up adviser, whose suggestive messages to Wendy Dent, an executive with the start-up Cinemmerse, were reviewed by The Times: Susan J. Fowler, whose account of sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliation at Uber led to internal investigations that spurred the resignation of Uber's chief executive, Travis Kalanick, encouraged women who had been subjected to sexual harassment to speak up: Many people spoke of the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in the tech industry and about their frustration with what they said was its failure to address the problem:
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