Reactive Technologies created the equipment and technique for propagating the data signal, and successfully demonstrated it by tapping into the national power grid all over the country to observe a signal propagating.
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Immediately, people on Twitter denounced Uber for propagating the campaign.
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Among those propagating these theories was conspiratory theorist Alex Jones.
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Ignoring good analysis is a way of propagating its stench.
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"But ultimately, that's just me propagating the victim-blaming," she said.
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His fame, at this point, feels like a self-propagating mechanism.
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These producers are propagating false and reckless fabrications for their profit.
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Are you concerned about pageants propagating a specific idea of beauty?
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It was all about sex, nature's way of propagating the species.
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If pulled up, the underground stems simply break, effectively propagating the plant.
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A sonic boom results, as the jet flies past the propagating soundwaves.
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One class, dubbed "propagating urges," comes from the machine learning term backpropagation.
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Jewish tradition, [and] have been propagating and 'documenting' a new theory of
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It also included inflammatory posts propagating conspiracy theories and spouting Islamophobic remarks.
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"It's rare, and even rarer to have success propagating them," he says.
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Fraternities were "the main source of propagating hookup culture," Ms. Liu said.
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A tremendous burst of energy is released, propagating through space as gravitational waves.
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After World War II, she wrote books propagating Nazi esotericism and ethical vegetarianism.
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It doesn't take long to unearth whole accounts dedicated to propagating this spam.
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The company also succeeded in propagating exactly what elements determined a diamond's worth.
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Gowin said he sees how propagating this data without that context could be problematic.
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His record of propagating plants that others have consigned to botanical history is impressive.
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"It's propagating stigma and misinformation while doing nothing to help prevent STDs," Hauser continued.
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"I saw the senator ... propagating this on television this morning," he said of Johnson.
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For Trump to put BuzzFeed on blast for propagating "fake news" is ironic at best.
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Gravity waves propagating outward from deep convection associated with a #BombCyclone off the Carolina coast.
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Whatever their reasoning, these analysts are guilty of propagating misleading numbers that can deceive investors.
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"Holy cow, are we in the Wild West and propagating a gun culture?" another wrote.
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If that could be done, he concluded it would be useful in propagating sound waves.
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Michael Flynn, has been publicly propagating the Pizzagate conspiracy and the need to investigate it.
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It was diligently and enthusiastically promoted by those who had a stake in propagating it.
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"The elite schools are participating in and propagating the system of segregation," Ms. Cashin said.
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At the same time, she wants us to understand our own role in propagating these images.
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The lawsuit, first reported by The Daily Beast, cites numerous instances of InfoWars propagating fake news.
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The danger here lies in the fact that disinformation ecosystems are self sustaining and self propagating.
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The power of the magazine cover in propagating the ways women should be is still vast.
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No one ever came to our door to arrest us for hyperbole, or propagating conspiracy theories.
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This time he's propagating a theory, not about aliens, but about the cruelest of creatures: man.
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Flashing a beam at the front of the ray's fins caused an undulation to start propagating.
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Ever since, preserving and propagating the world's oldest and biggest trees has been his divine mission.
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At the same time, it's key that the media avoid propagating misconceptions about suicide, even accidentally.
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It was fully self-propagating and moved quickly without any human intervention from system to system.
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But propagating fake news on a platform to support one candidate over another is a problem.
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No wonder there were so many people involved in this propagating this thing and contributing to it.
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Once it recognizes what is happening, the company should identify the accounts and users propagating the disinformation.
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My favorite was propagating urges, the one that focused on motivating yourself to reach long-term goals.
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As news of the SEC court filing began propagating on Twitter, Musk tweeted out a lighthearted meme.
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The government has accused the activists of wanting to cultivate opium poppies and of propagating Maoist revolution.
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While a gravitational wave is a propagating change in gravity, this change never becomes repulsive (i.e. negative).
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When it comes to propagating the Chinese cultural brand, there is perhaps no better ambassador than Confucius.
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Feinstein is not alone in propagating the myth of a DOJ that ultimately answers only to itself.
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Senator Patrick Leahy pushed Zuckerberg repeatedly on Facebook's alleged role in propagating the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar.
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One denied propagating fake news, while two said they didn't care about the accuracy of the content.
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He is just a racist man who is propagating bigoted and misogynist views as a private citizen.
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It glosses over the idea that you have individuals on the left engaging in and propagating Islamophobia.
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By night, he was carrying out those murders — and propagating the very crimes his department tried to solve.
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This could cause a nearly unheard of southward propagating storm surge, dissected here by surge expert Hal Needham.
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The researchers could not identify the specific causes that made it harder for dinosaur species to continue propagating.
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Democrats have accused Trump in recent days of propagating and promoting harsh — and potentially violent — treatment of journalists.
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In fact, the Catholic Church came up with the word "propaganda," in the sense of propagating the faith.
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Pokémon Go is still propagating around the world, starting first with official launches in Australia and New Zealand.
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The organization puts on a Tree School for children to educate them on tree ID, climbing and propagating.
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Or are we propagating a new class system that will only grow more extreme and divided in time?
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There's little to be gained from this other than propagating racist misconceptions and sowing distrust in the media.
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Only a pause to reevaluate whether they should read the card would have prevented the error from propagating.
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This is the President propagating a conspiracy theory, and undermining faith in American democracy, for no good reason.
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Once an idea gets out there—at least in today's world—you're not going to stop it from propagating.
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It has ended a long-standing practice in Brazil of failing to punish white-collar crime, thereby propagating it.
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If the propagating variant made female mosquitoes sterile, it might provide a means to eliminate the troublesome insects themselves.
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You can also push updates this way, sending firmware to one beacon and then propagating it through the system.
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Don't you think that the economics profession has some responsibility here in both birthing and then propagating these ideas?
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The update is still propagating on Apple's servers so it could take a few minutes before you see it.
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At NYU Langone, horticultural therapy can involve propagating plants, arranging flowers, plus lotion making and other vaguely natural activities.
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When people are suffering and dying and a virus is propagating, high-quality, centralized, top-down direction is critical.
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Service is a way of propagating goodness in a world where goodness can appear to be in short supply.
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Yet it was shocking and quite frankly outrageous, that you still went on national television, again propagating this misinformation.
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Now, in truth, classical music bears some responsibility for propagating the idea that the art form is the greatest.
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But more recently, McMaster may be considering revising his position, confronting Erdogan's Turkey along with Qatar with propagating Islamism.
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VET TV is propagating the discriminatory attitudes that permeate the military and isolate veterans from the rest of society.
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Suppliers of commercial face-recognition systems might submit to audits, to demonstrate that their systems are not propagating bias unintentionally.
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They did, however, publicly threatening legal action in January against newspapers and magazines propagating rumors of a split between them.
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When will you realize that half baked news is as bad as propagating straight lies to your ever decreasing audience?
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Rather, our argument is that social media can act as a propagating mechanism for the flare-up of hateful sentiments.
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Worse, the revelation comes just as the company is facing increased scrutiny over its platform's role in propagating conspiracy theories.
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By propagating a culture of grudge and grievance, Turkey's president has widened the many cleavages of an unusually complex society.
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One of the most typical methods for cultivating coral involves pruning and propagating, much like you would for a plant.
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Major Indian political parties have accused each other of propagating fake news on WhatsApp while denying they do so themselves.
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It felt to me like they had to update their policies to mute the level of vitriol he was propagating.
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Walter Knott began propagating the berry and his wife began selling chicken dinners on the property of their modest farm.
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Would it be uncontrollable—since CRISPR gene drives would be self-propagating, could it be stopped if something went wrong?
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When compiled together, they illustrate the waves propagating around the globe — detected by seismometers even if humans can't feel them.
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Furthermore, he has been propagating both within Japan and internationally false information on Japan&aposs legal system and its practice.
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BUT THE SITE HAS COME UNDER INCREASING SCRUTINY, ACCUSED OF PROPAGATING WHITE SUPREMACY, PEDDLING CONSPIRACIES AND PROFITING FROM IT ALL.
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The Princeton scientists discovered a few years ago that hyperuniform materials can have "band gaps," which block certain frequencies from propagating.
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Their goal is to get the news media to negate that frame — and negate the conspirators who are propagating that frame.
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Some of the nodes are "labeled" and we learn associations for the unlabeled nodes by propagating label information across the graph.
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"Now, it is not just celebrities propagating beauty standards: it is a classmate, a coworker, or a friend," the doctors wrote.
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The press may end up unintentionally propagating false information, even if it reports denials by the targets alongside the fake revelations.
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By parroting numbers provided by company executives, some analysts are "guilty of propagating misleading numbers that can deceive investors," he wrote.
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Facebook's new initiative comes as the company has been increasingly criticized for its role in propagating false information masquerading as news.
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The company will now show text from Wikipedia and other third-party sources next to relevant YouTube videos propagating conspiracy theories.
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Some critics accused the showrunners, both of whom were men, of propagating the idea that women in power are inevitably crazy.
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However, their delight in the concept of blackness could occasionally veer into the exploitative, sometimes propagating negative stereotypes of black people.
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As per Bach's renowned biographer, Christoph Wolff, the great composer and court musician was very invested in propagating his own myth.
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Facebook has been at the center of a storm over its role in propagating false news reports and other misleading information.
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But if and when it did fracture, the effect of the randomly organised collagen layer was to stop the crack propagating.
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Those strings vibrate and bend and connect to one another in myriad ways, propagating in multiple dimensions that we cannot see.
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"I wasn't interested in propagating the culture of musical composition as a professional undertaking," Mr. Conrad recalls in Mr. Hubby's film.
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The party problem is the latest test for Airbnb, which has been accused of skirting local laws and propagating overtourism. 5.
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They are passed along by word of mouth, propagating through time and space like viruses, mutating in response to new conditions.
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Eventually, though, those jumbled waves leave the stretch of ocean over which the wind is blowing, propagating with their own momentum.
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" Sanders, in the interview, blamed the media for propagating a misleading perception of democratic socialism by equating it with "authoritarian communism.
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But even after we came out and denied that again and again and again they just kept propagating the same message. MB:
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Ironically, in order to cover day-to-day politics, responsible media organizations find themselves referring to these stories, thus propagating them further.
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These images aren't just propagating false information, they're reinforcing an age-old stigma that women on their period are weak and vulnerable.
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No one could be more effective at propagating a political message than Swift precisely because she's behaved so neutrally in the past.
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And President Donald Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., liked two tweets propagating the false theories about the teen school shooting survivors.
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This program and other HGTV shows with the wife as designer, husband as contractor, have also been criticized for propagating gender stereotypes.
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A significantly larger chunk fell into the ocean generating a noticeable, but not unusually large, wave propagating outward from the rockfall location.
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That's why today's rollout and new test never confront users directly about whether an article, publisher, or author is propagating fake news.
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Several of the top posts on the Trump fan Reddit thread, r/Trump, are propagating his false claims, using the hashtag #StopTheSteal.
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"Rather, our argument is that social media can act as a propagating mechanism for the flare-up of hateful sentiments," they added.
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"You really should be more careful about making or propagating false statements if you wish to condemn Cohen and others," he added.
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Group-thinkers choose the path of least resistance and are famous for propagating the "this is how we've always done it" mentality.
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France in particular has bemoaned Iranian "frenzy" in developing and propagating missiles and wants Tehran to open negotiations over its ballistic weapons.
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In reality, he was paying a firm to push the exact kind of conspiracy theory that Facebook has been criticized of propagating.
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The tree is not capable of propagating itself, and owes its continued existence to a process of cultivation: cutting, layering, and grafting.
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Turning a leader's former home into a tableau for propagating his political-creation myth has a venerable precedent in the People's Republic.
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Cernovich drew attention for propagating Pizzagate, an unfounded conspiracy theory claiming sex abuse by Hillary Clinton allies at a Washington pizza restaurant.
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France in particular has bemoaned Iranian "frenzy" in developing and propagating missiles and wants Tehran to open negotiations over its ballistic weapons.
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Myths have been propagating about the Amazon rainforest that will not help -- and could exacerbate -- the problem that these fires have caused.
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Part of this is driven by Trump himself, his incessant lying, his propagating of conspiracy theories and his leveling of false charges.
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As early as the first part of the twentieth century, California was the propagating grounds for philosophical and dietary movements imported from abroad.
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His anti-kink-shaming stance is wrapped up in the show's success, either contributing to it's unicorn success or propagating as a result.
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Furthermore, because users are the ones propagating the fake news to begin with, it's a curious decision to entrust them with its classification.
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If policymakers want to avoid recession, they must avert the initial disturbance through regulation or prevent it propagating and accelerating through the system.
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Gu says American football culture is all about meritocracy and propagating the idea that if you train hard, you can be a champion.
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Lead by an experienced rape crisis counselor, the men start off by discussing what role they might be playing in propagating rape culture.
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The unique artwork, for Duchamp and for Tzara as well, was only one node in an infinitely propagating chain of reproductions and revisions.
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If we can get that young person to feel like they have a green thumb -- propagating, pruning -- then they can get a job.
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YouTube has a long way to go in refining its policies and ensuring it is not propagating hate speech, supremacist views, and abuse.
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"Their goal is to get the news media to negate [their] frame — and negate the conspirators who are propagating that frame," she warned.
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Occupation: InfoWars host, blogger, author, and the lead voice in propagating the unproven troll theory that Hillary Clinton suffered from a neurological problem.
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Eliminating this tax advantage can give instate retailers more incentive to procure from domestic suppliers, thereby propagating the benefit upstream to domestic manufacturers.
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After all, these are crops that have provided for people around the globe for centuries, humanity and the seeds themselves propagating in tandem.
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These are, naturally, acoustic waves—waves of alternating compression and relative decompression in some material—propagating along the surface of an elastic material.
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Making matters even worse, electrical potentials propagating inside a computer transfer information way, way faster than the action potentials in our puny little brains.
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With Amazon's commercial clout and expertise at building and propagating computing platforms, it wouldn't be surprising if Alexa became the world's default voice interface.
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The crystal-clear images of the propagating sound waves make for good science, but they're so stunning they could double as a desktop wallpaper.
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Barbie's been propagating unrealistic beauty standards since the 1960s, though Mattel's made some positive changes, like their line of dolls with different body types.
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There's also a drumbeat of fear coming from people who, in some cases, have legitimate concerns, and in many cases are just propagating fear.
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While Microsoft has also been active in preventing terrorist content from propagating on its services, the company has received less attention than its peers.
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He didn't short for-profit college stocks before regulating their industry, or buy up shares in solar companies before propagating his Clean Power Plan.
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Employees and leaders in all parts of companies, including CFOs, are playing an increasingly important role in sustaining, crafting and propagating positive experiences. Why?
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Malware known as Dridex, designed to pilfer bank accounts, and the ransomware Locky both depended on Necurs and appear to no longer be propagating.
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These international institutions excuse the looting through institutionalizing, standardizing and internationally propagating the neutral regime of taking care of objects — salvage, conservation, and preservation.
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Certain demographic groups, like students and healthcare workers, are at much higher risk of propagating the virus — with or without the presence of symptoms.
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Kent testified that he warned colleagues that Giuliani and his associates were propagating a "fake news driven smear" against Biden and Yovanovitch over Ukraine.
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"Doing so will not prevent already potentially compromised information from propagating, but it could keep additional information from being collected," the Pentagon's message said.
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While the digital age is endlessly permissive in propagating falsity and racism, authorities are uncompromisingly harsh when the information is accurate, important and inconvenient.
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" Allison C wrote, "NASA is pulling the same excuse most fashion designers did when media accused them of propagating [editorial spreads] with tiny sample sizes.
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Unsurprisingly, the tweet prompted a flurry of incredulous responses on social media, with many rebuking the Indian military for propagating theories previously debunked by science.
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Six years after pro-democracy demonstrations plunged Syria into civil war, many of its musicians have fled abroad where they are propagating their musical culture.
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As you know, propagating fake news on social media only requires a few tens of thousands of euros and can be done with total anonymity.
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Hooks cautioned that solutions to end bail should not be measures that reform one slice of a broader system propagating the criminalization of vulnerable populations.
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They used a laser to measure vibrations propagating through the web, showing how the waiting spider altered wave amplitude by changing tension and silk stiffness.
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Ransomware and destructive malware hacks are increasingly employing methods that are self-propagating, meaning they don't require human interaction or clicking to spread through systems.
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And those publications have their festivals and their feeder systems, and if you're not feeding into the water supply that they're propagating, you don't exist.
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The group-thinker Group-thinkers choose the path of least resistance and are famous for propagating the "this is how we've always done it" mentality.
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"The main goal of this campaign appears to be monetary gain via cryptomining and propagating itself to other systems on the internet," the research said.
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Canadian Muslims say that not only are such fears unfounded, but that propagating them is also dangerous, to Muslims and to society as a whole.
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Or as India's version of the Ku Klux Klan, propagating "extremism and bigotry," as one author put it in a letter withdrawing from the event?
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That's why Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, did the right thing by firing Mr. Damore for propagating profoundly harmful and incorrect stereotypes, against Google's policies.
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In my kitchen, I'm currently growing basil and scallions, and I'm experimenting with propagating succulents and other types of nonedible house plants with the planter.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India made his career by propagating Hindutva, a fanciful Hindu nationalism that extols Indian civilization before the arrival of Muslims.
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The employees work for the firm of Casaleggio Associates, the unlikely nerve center propagating the bare-knuckle message of Italy's anti-establishment Five Star Movement.
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For Trump to put BuzzFeed on blast for propagating "fake news" is ironic at best, given what he's reaped from the viral spread of legitimate misinformation.
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In 63, most of the controversy over Fox News' role in propagating a conspiracy theory surrounding the murder of DNC worker Seth Rich had largely subsided.
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Things have changed after Zika was linked to birth defects, and the virus is now propagating through parts of South and Central America at epidemic levels.
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This slower air should form a boundary layer which, Mr Schlaerth says, would act as a "pneumatic cushion" that softened and impeded downward-propagating shock waves.
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" And, according to the study, the trolls' disinformation "was effective for propagating news articles through social media in the context of the 2015 Disneyland measles outbreak.
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Apple and Google helped design the spec, but a little-known industry group called the USB Implementers Forum is in charge of maintaining and propagating it.
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With a dearth of young women in the village, she entered a world where abductions, forced marriages and enslavement were acceptable methods of propagating family trees.
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He concedes only a self-propagating drive would be sufficient to wipe out malaria in Africa (other techniques might be enough to do so in Asia).
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He would not use a self-propagating gene drive — it would be unnecessary for the task at hand and an irresponsible use of a fickle technology.
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The ransomware, codenamed Bad Rabbit, spread quickly on Tuesday morning, propagating via booby-trapped Russian news sites to lock victims' files and demand Bitcoin in return.
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We can't see it or feel it, but the shock of that collision sends ripples propagating far and wide through the fabric of space and time.
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It's too easy for them to feel inadequate as a result of swimsuit advertising, diet programs and entertainment vehicles propagating "ideal" shapes and sizes for women.
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Active safety features are quickly propagating across the automotive world, with advanced driver assistance available on everything from compact economy cars to tech-forward luxury flagships.
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Owen told me that efforts to avoid propagating misinformation and badly coordinated action are really important but pose additional challenges in the weeks after a disaster.
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Several committee members said that their point was to honor women's collaborative efforts instead of propagating a "lone wolf" heroism that glorifies and overvalues individual contributions.
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"Birtherism," the idea that Obama was not born in the US, was popularized in part by Donald Trump, who gained political traction by propagating the conspiracy theory.
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That's likely because the updated app is still propagating its way across the App Store, given Mozilla only announced the news about the launch an hour ago.
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"But Eros seduces us into striving for the falsely ethereal, and worse, propagating, and thereby subjecting another generation to the same suffering we endure," he goes on.
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If you are contacted by anyone asking for personal and intimate info about me, please report asap Immediately, people on Twitter denounced Uber for propagating the campaign.
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Founded by the Russian Durov brothers in 2000, Telegram offers these munasireen a unique "digital toolbox" for propagating multimedia content sympathetic to the scattered organization's fundamentalist ideology.
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This bill has more to do with propagating a conservative canard about the relationship between environmental advocacy groups and federal agencies than with addressing a real problem.
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They said sanctions would remain on individuals and entities that are obstructing political reform in Myanmar, committing human rights abuses or propagating military trade with North Korea.
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In deep space, two black holes spiraled toward each other, their tremendous mass warping spacetime and propagating gravitational waves across the fabric of the universe at light-speed.
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Over the next two days, journalists and misinformation researchers uncovered and tweeted still more examples of fake news and conspiracy theories propagating in the aftermath of the tragedy.
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So when a media outlet merely reports on the statement in a tweet or headline, that could be the sum of the reader's understanding — thereby propagating Trump's lies.
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Some have criticized Nike on social media (propagating the hashtag #boycottNike), claiming that the product, which is scheduled to debut in early 2018, supports the oppression of women.
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The more and the broader we can share rare and heirloom seed varieties, the more success we will have in saving and propagating seed diversity around the world.
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In embracing and propagating this view, the NRA managed to tap into growing public distrust in government — fueled especially by Watergate and the failure of the Vietnam War.
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Haron is just one of the many critics who think that by casting a white lead, Iron Fist is propagating stereotypical orientalism and the problematic white savior narrative.
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Though he looks at the bleak record of commercial modernity in propagating itself across the world and marks its self-defeating expansion, he holds out no defined alternative.
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" More recently, the Trump campaign hired the CEO of far-right publication Breitbart News, which Clinton accused of propagating "an emerging racist ideology known as the 'alt-right.
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A recent report by the BJP's digital unit ranked all of its ministers and MPs by the number of their followers and diligence in propagating his government's message.
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In the early 2000s, someone developed a self-propagating virus, a worm known as Welchia, that was programmed to find computers infected by another worm, and remove it.
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"Some of these cameras [attached to the telescopes] can take 100 frames per second, and from that, you could actually see waves propagating from coronal structures," Milligan says.
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You don't know the trace of the story you're actually propagating—someone who was creating Weird Twitter stuff was creating images that could be adopted by a racist.
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But the proposal of this plan's mere existence was simply an extension of the rape culture–propagating, victim-discrediting defense that Cosby's legal team used during his trial.
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"If you look at the way that foreign influence operations have changed these last two years, their focus isn't really on propagating fake news anymore," Ms. Moriuchi said.
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Bloomberg has been accused repeatedly of making sexist remarks and propagating a toxic workplace culture, but all those who have leveled allegations at him are bound by NDAs.
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Any collagen in these is organised in an orderly manner and will not stop cracks propagating—so they rely on being more heavily mineralised than those of pirarucu.
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Tech giants like Facebook, Google and Apple have been slammed for propagating fake news, helping foreign governments influence the U.S. presidential election and/or creating overly addictive products.
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He did so again Friday, whacking George Conway for propagating the rumor that Pence might be replaced as vice president after the "Fox & Friends" hosts brought it up.
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Why it's a big deal: Facebook was devoting its resources to managing its own reputation at a time when fake news and political manipulation were propagating on its platform.
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The NHS is good at coming up with new ideas but terrible at propagating them, noted a report published last month by the King's Fund, a health think-tank.
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The event was ultimately canceled, but the incident demonstrated the degree to which unscientific, and even pseudoscientific, ideas are propagating among Indian politicians, policymakers, and the public in general.
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But after The Swindler garnered more attention for its name (which could be interpreted as propagating negative Jewish stereotypes) and was called out by Twin Cities online publication TCJewfolk.
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Even if you were to quit Facebook right now, your personal data may already have been leaked and no amount of quitting will stop it from propagating online forever.
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Thousands of students, citizens and defectors were prosecuted, jailed and even executed under the 0133 law, which bars "praising, inciting or propagating the activities of an anti-government organization".
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SAN FRANCISCO — Apple, Facebook and Google's YouTube mostly barred Alex Jones, the right-wing provocateur and creator of the conspiracy theorist website Infowars, last month for propagating hate speech.
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" In a separate statement, Japanese Justice Minister Masako Mori said that Ghosn "has been propagating both within Japan and internationally false information on Japan's legal system and its practice.
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They have weaponized the bully pulpit of social media, propagating false narratives and branding public debate as heresy in order to restrict liberty of thought and robustness of discourse.
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Ruwan Gunasekera, a police spokesman, said that the news outlet had been raided based on a complaint that it was propagating hate speech but that nothing incriminating was found.
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In addition to penetrating email accounts, Russia is also involved in the more insidious business of propagating "fake news" stories in order to sow doubt and distort public opinion.
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This has given rise to a sheaf of informed-consent laws in more than half the states, including those propagating scientifically dubious information on fetal pain and the abortion risks.
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The company has had several brushes with disinformation propagating through search following events like the Las Vegas shooting last fall, making this an area where Google has room to improve.
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TC writer Devin Coldewey put it well: Furthermore, because users are the ones propagating the fake news to begin with, it's a curious decision to entrust them with its classification.
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If the microwaves propagating in the EmDrive cone are applying thrust force to the material that the cone is made of, then you might explain the trust generated this way.
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Nick Waters, a military analyst at open source investigation house Bellingcat, collated the images [Dropbox]—screenshots from Islamic State's own media channels propagating on-board video footage from bombing sorties.
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"There were a wide variety of the president's critics who were suggesting and propagating conspiracy theories that somehow the president was not born in the United States," Earnest told reporters.
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But the acrimonious session came to an abrupt end after Spicer began lambasting reporters for propagating a false report that Trump hasn't used a translation headset during the G-7.
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But Maloney and other scientists around the world are trying to accelerate the process by propagating and even engineering the toughest customers to help nature keep pace with climate change.
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Finally, the use of WikiLeaks for propagating leaks connected advocates for government transparency in cyber surveillance with a one-sided influence operation that targeted western governments and democratic political systems.
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Moscow's 2016 influence campaign involved hacking and orchestrating the release of Democrats' emails, propagating fake news through social media and probing state voter registration databases and other election-related systems.
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Unlike a typical "determinist" forecast, which takes current conditions and simulates a single scenario forward, an ensemble model varies initial conditions slightly and then simulates, propagating uncertainty through the forecast.
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They decided not to either ban political advertising or institute any sort of fail-safe measure to avoid lies presented in those ads from politicians from propagating across the Internet.
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Arao said the company, already under fire for its role in propagating inaccurate articles during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, should use its power and influence to take a stand.
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Washington (CNN)A prominent Latino civil rights group has sued two top Texas officials, accusing them of voter intimidation and propagating a false narrative about voter fraud in the state.
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Three-quarters of a century ago, foreign researchers had unusual success in propagating the tree in Yangambi, seeding saplings alongside mother trees in remarkable numbers not seen in the wild.
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"The U.S. is publicly propagating a policy intended to damage as severely as possible Iran's economy and Iranian national companies, and therefore inevitably Iranian nationals," said Mohsen Mohebi, representing Iran.
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U.K. Defense Minister Michael Fallon has openly criticized what he perceives to be Russia's interference in foreign affairs, warning of the need to "tackle the false reality" the country is propagating.
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In February, 13 men - most from Pazardhik's Roma minority -went on trial charged with helping people join the Islamic State group in Syria, propagating an extremist ideology and inciting to war.
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MORE. Trump dismissed the outcry from the allegation on Friday, saying that it was made by a "very talented legal mind" and that he was not responsible for propagating the accusation.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have warned the public that "criminal groups propagating radical ideologies" could spread violent ideas and rebellious behavior among young people through video gaming.
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About the same time, he began propagating another theory: Bosnia's Muslims were not Muslims at all, but Serbs who had lost their way when they converted to Islam under Ottoman occupation.
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These examples show that the impacts of a changing climate aren't always slow and gradual; global warming can push some phenomena to tipping points that lead to rapid, self-propagating changes.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), one of the jurors, questioned Vindman's patriotism by propagating an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory from the fever swamps of the dark corners of the pro-Trump fringe Internet.
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" Japanese Justice Minister Masako Mori also said in a statement last week that Ghosn "has been propagating both within Japan and internationally false information on Japan's legal system and its practice.
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The regulations stipulate that anything published online should "serve the people" and promote socialism and do no harm to national interests, barring, for instance, the spreading of rumors or propagating evil cults.
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The company shouldn't just question its responsibility when there's an election in the U.S. Given Facebook's penetration rate around the world, Facebook is now in charge of propagating news in most countries.
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Propagating the notion that a DNA test is all a person needs to be Native American is damaging to tribes and the sovereignty they have earned through years of struggle and strife.
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Last May, Hannity — after weeks of propagating a conspiracy theory surrounding the unsolved murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich — took to Twitter to announce what sounded like a break in the case.
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But DWR was banned in Germany last November for radicalising youngsters and "propagating extremist ideologies and supporting terrorist organisations under the pretext of Islam", according to German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere.
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During a speech in June, he said the body continued to play a key role in bolstering global financial stability by propagating strong regulatory standards that also help protect the U.S. system.
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In December Mr Hakan found himself threatened with an investigation for "propagating terrorism" after a guest on his programme said it was a mistake to dismiss the PKK as a terrorist organisation.
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After their genes were sequenced, they were compared to those of puppy mill dogs, based on the notion that commercial bulldog breeders were responsible for propagating health issues common to the breed.
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Offenders convicted for sharing "false" or "fictitious" information and propagating hate speech will be liable to a fine of 5 million shillings ($49,776.01) or sentenced to two years in jail, or both.
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Teenagers are staring at it, communicating with it, and propagating this tacit message all day long: You are less capable and less important, even when it comes to smileys in your phone.
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However, Barr has a long history of propagating racism and conspiracy theories, and into the wee hours of Wednesday morning, she seemed to return to her default state and embrace her defenders.
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This was a book that I had once recommended to friends and family members, so you can imagine my horror at discovering that I had played a part in propagating dietary misinformation.
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Wylie covers plenty of ground, explaining in illuminating and often scary detail how Cambridge Analytica exploited the data to create Facebook pages that would needle "neurotic, conspiratorial citizens," propagating an outraged solidarity.
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ANYONE USING OFFICE 365 WON'T GET THE MALICIOUS THINGS THAT MAY BE PROPAGATING IN E-MAIL BECAUSE OF OUR ABILITY TO TAKE DATA FROM ONE PLACE AND SECURE IT FROM EVERYONE ELSE.
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My most recent acquisition was a bunch of baby spider plants from an indoor gardening enthusiast who is propagating her plants and who — it turns out — lives across the street from me.
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China, Japan, and South Korea are strong markets for video games with their own idiosyncrasies, studios and market influence, and are certainly as responsible for propagating these tropes as Western developers and publishers.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin said in a statement that Moscow was outraged by the actions of what he called radical Georgian political forces whom he accused of propagating anti-Russian sentiment.
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With last month's failed coup, he now has his own story, and he has wasted little time propagating his own set of events and symbols to cement the narrative in the national consciousness.
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Since the 2014 paper, he's spoken publicly about how stringent the standards for using original self-propagating gene drive should be, and the need for any trial to start small and scale up.
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On January 9, Facebook said it would not ban political advertising or institute any sort of fail-safe measure to avoid lies presented in those ads from politicians from propagating across the Internet.
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"With America experiencing historic levels of anti-Semitism, xenophobia, racism, and white supremacy, there should be no place in our government and on any President's staff for people propagating such views," they wrote.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - A Bulgarian court on Tuesday sentenced radical imam Ahmed Mussa and 13 other Bulgarians for propagating religious hatred and incitement to war in their support for the Islamic State militant group.
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One journalist wrote not long ago that the Orchestra's leader was propagating evil; right-wing news media have described him as a "slimy dwarf" and a puppet in the hands of corrupt politicians.
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Instead of requiring the people and the institutions committing and propagating racist acts to change, it asks the people harmed by the racism to change in order to stop being harmed by the racism.
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Since a gravitational wave is a propagating change in gravity, there will be very small fluctuations in the speed of time, but since gravitational waves are inherently weak, the time fluctuations are as well.
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Instagram had appeared three years before and Facebook had its mobile app, but both were their own kind of walled gardens, which weren't suited to propagating content created there across the internet at large.
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But with audiophiles there's always room for improvement, and he realized that electromagnetic interference from his neighbors' appliances was propagating through their shared power lines, reducing the quality of the sound he was getting.
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"The U.S. is publicly propagating a policy intended to damage as severely as possible Iran's economy and Iranian national companies, and therefore inevitably Iranian nationals," Mohsen Mohebi, an attorney representing Iran, told the court.
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His Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) party earlier this month posted a series of tweets warning media houses and journalists that they should not "end up propagating (the) enemy's stance" in criticizing the government.
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They had had success in seeding the federal courts with people who shared their ideological views, as well as in propagating an approach to understanding the Constitution that conveniently always led to conservative outcomes.
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In propagating the radical and unbridled pursuit of erotic pleasure against all social, religious and moral restraints, the licentious aristocrats seek to establish a sexual utopia that challenges the prevailing forces of the Enlightenment.
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He has received repeated denunciations from the attorney general for propagating hate speech, and is openly hostile toward Afro-Brazilian communities, indigenous populations and members of landless movements, whom he has described as terrorists.
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" When a reporter asked if he regretted using the word "hoax," Trump said his comments were in reference to Democrats propagating other political issues like "the impeachment hoax or the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax.
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While it is possible the other rats running around the little square may be dying slowly from the poison, it seems at least as likely that they are propagating faster than they are dying.
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But residents of the neighborhood complained saying the pub may have violated South Korea's National Security Act, a 1948 law banning the "praising, inciting or propagating the activities" of enemies, a city official said.
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"By propagating these blatant lies about Mr. Oakley, Defendants Dolan and MSG have caused irreparable harm to his name and career," in a "transparent attempt to denigrate his standing among Knicks fans," the complaint said.
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He grabbed ahold of fictitious anti-Trump dossier and he ran with it, propagating it on Capitol Hill, trying to damage Candidate Trump and then they&aposre after -- you know, trying to destroy his presidency.
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Brussels' Grand Mosque, which was leased to Saudi Arabia for 99 years in the 1960s as part of an energy deal, has faced repeated accusations from local politicians of propagating ultra-conservative forms of Islam.
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"Storm surge...can lead to massive waves propagating far inland, devastating structures and vegetation in its path," co-author Kevin Tory, of the Australia's Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) told the Thomson Reuters Foundation via email.
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Meme-propagating social media platforms were crucial in transmuting scamming from crime to entertainment genre: made-for-Instagram personas like Joanne the Scammer popularized and romanticized such cunning acts of deception on Instagram and Twitter.
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This is accomplished by monitoring changes in the WiFi's channel state information (CSI), which is a fancy way of saying the fine-grained data about how a WiFi wave is propagating in a given space.
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"Now we know that once they knew the truth, top @Facebook executives did everything they could to hide it from the public by using a playbook of suppressing opposition and propagating conspiracy theories," he said.
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For any romantic coupling at all to take place, they argue implicitly—and, indeed, for the human species to have any hope of propagating itself—men must exert themselves, and women must gratefully accept them.
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He has sent more than 20 tweets over the past several years propagating the myth that vaccines cause autism and suggesting doctors should cut down on the number of vaccinations they give to young children.
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Shortly after earthquakes picked up at the Kilauea volcano on April 234, 2018, scientists at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory could tell that they were not only increasing, but they were also propagating to the east.
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The email provided misinformation about the spread of the coronavirus in several Japanese cities, and when a user opened an attachment to the email, they downloaded a modular, self-propagating Trojan virus onto their computer.
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But by 2008, under the supervision of Mercer's ardently conservative daughter, Rebekah, the foundation began giving millions of dollars to interconnected nonprofit groups, several of which played crucial roles in propagating attacks on Hillary Clinton.
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When the initial fracture occurs, energy is released as occurs in a normal break, but rather than propagating through the stick and breaking it, the energy goes into relieving the tension induced by the twist.
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"Now we know that once they knew the truth, top @Facebook executives did everything they could to hide it from the public by using a playbook of suppressing opposition and propagating conspiracy theories," he added.
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" He also said that advertising was a "factor" in propagating fake news on social media, and that readers can reasonably "wonder if the New York Times [and other news publications] is being influenced inappropriately by advertisers.
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It is "woke" to despise and prosecute whites who act out on their frustration with being called racists by becoming racists themselves and propagating hate crimes against minorities, as has been repugnantly common since Trump's election.
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The Russian officials carried out "persistent and sophisticated computer intrusions" worldwide, with the aim of propagating disinformation around campaigns designed to shed a light on the Russian state-sponsored athlete doping program, according to the indictment.
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The launch of ransomware attacks such as Wannacry, which struck firms around the world in May and June, has changed the dynamic of such attacks, by propagating them more widely through companies' computer systems, Wainwright said.
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"It's the same notion that troubled, disaffected young men are drawn into the fantasy element kinds of movements," Gladwell said, arguing the mainstream media shoulders an unfair portion of the blame for propagating and glorifying violence.
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The Nation of Islam, led by Farrakhan since 1978, has been labeled a "hate group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for a long history of propagating anti-Semitic and homophobic rhetoric and conspiracy theories.
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Bain was also involved in propagating GamerGate, a misogynist campaign of harassment that primarily targeted women in the games industry as well as other journalists and developers who were perceived as feminist or social justice warriors.
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"To date, it was simply the fastest-propagating piece of malware we've ever seen," says Craig Williams, director of outreach at Cisco's Talos division, one of the first security companies to reverse engineer and analyze NotPetya.
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If the microwaves propagating in the EmDrive cone are applying force to the material that the cone is made of, then you might explain the thrust generated this way by the Mach effect outlined by Woodward.
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Facebook, which offers a sophisticated level of targeting to advertisers, has been in the center of a storm over the role that it played in propagating false news reports and other misleading information during the campaign.
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And that means admitting that each of us is directly complicit in propagating a society that severely limits opportunities for trans people, or indirectly so by not doing enough to help trans people lead sustainable lives.
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In a governmental attempt to protect Germany's upcoming election from fake news, it was reported in December that politicians were considering new laws that could make social networks – like Facebook – propagating fake news susceptible to hefty fines.
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Speaking at a gathering of community bankers in his home state of Utah, Quarles stressed the importance of the FSB in bolstering global financial stability by propagating strong regulatory standards that also help protect the U.S. system.
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Despite the alarm over Zika, U.S. government epidemiologists estimated in June that the Olympics presented only tiny risks of propagating the epidemic, which has spread rapidly through the Americas since it was discovered in Brazil last year.
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And after the Texas mass shooting, Google spread misinformation by listing conspiratorial tweets about the shooter as "Popular on Twitter," and YouTube's algorithm surfaced videos propagating a conspiracy theory that the Texas shooter was linked to antifa.
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The New Zealand mosque shooter leveraged social media channels to spread both a race-hatred manifesto and a horrifying live video of his killings, throwing a harsh light on online platforms' continuing role in propagating extremist violence.
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For-profit sites dedicated to propagating fake news had popped up everywhere—it was no longer just fun and games, as the faux news stories escalated from hoaxes about new flavors of Oreos, and became actually dangerous.
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Bay wrote that the likely goal of the online trolls was to increase media coverage of the fandom's conflict, "thereby adding to and further propagating a narrative of widespread discord and dysfunction in American society," Bay wrote.
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As Oklahoma attorney general in the Obama years, Pruitt led the charge of filing frivolous lawsuits intended to stop the government from slowing down global warming while propagating doubt that carbon dioxide was making the planet hotter.
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Plant-based healing: Horticultural therapy is used in hospitals, addiction treatment centers, prisons and teen wilderness therapy programs It can involve propagating plants and arranging flowers, and can promote mindfulness and help patients through tough physical therapy.
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If life can survive on the moon, even in a dormant state, it could mean that life can survive long stretches of time in the deep reaches of space, traveling between worlds, propagating life along the way.
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"They are propagating hate and they don't care what the outcome is, they don't realize the magnitude of the hate they are spreading," said Husam Kaid, 19, who works part time at his family's bodega in Midtown.
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The group Migrante International, which represents overseas Filipino workers, has come to the aid of Mr. Rafael's beleaguered family and accused the president of propagating a "culture of impunity" that empowers rogue police officers to commit violence.
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For a long time, Hollywood has been propagating the idea that the panderingly, trendily idiotic can be made to seem less so, by polishing it up with bright shiny gloss and enlisting engaging talented performers and writers.
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The case was brought in late January by a prominent Latino civil rights group that accused Whitley and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton of voter intimidation and propagating a false narrative about voter fraud in the state.
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The average temperature in the Mojave has increased some 280 degrees in recent years, and warming of another degree or so could prevent the Devil's Hole pupfish, which already has poor reproductive capabilities, from propagating at all.
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Terrible discriminatory laws targeting trans people are proposed all across the country, and now the commander in chief of the armed forces is propagating lies about us, dehumanizing us and taking away our health care and employment.
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The majority of the paintings are dominated by a network of wide brushstrokes against a monochromatic field, propagating across the surface from node to node, sometimes remaining inside the canvas's physical borders and sometimes spreading beyond them.
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A lot of onlookers criticized Mark Zuckerberg's Thursday night manifesto, "Building Global Communities, " as a public relations stunt, a calculated move to blunt criticism Facebook's role in propagating fake news that might have helped tip the presidential election.
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Yesterday, the government reportedly told three websites — Sina Weibo, iFeng, and ACFUN — to stop streaming video and audio content that apparently were "not in line with national audiovisual regulations and propagating negative speech," according to the Financial Times.
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The phishing emails spread almost like an old-style computer worm, propagating automatically after the fake web app stole contact lists from unsuspecting Gmail users who were sent emails that looked like genuine invites to edit Google documents.
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They also drew criticism for propagating what one skeptic has called a cult of suffering; for failing to treat people whose lives might have been saved with hospital care; and for trying to convert the destitute to Christianity.
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When Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway referred to "alternative facts " earlier this month, she succinctly encapsulated the ongoing narrative of some governments propagating the shadowy, Orwellian world of "disinformation" that has risen to prominence in recent months.
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Randazza is also defending far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones against several families of the victims in the Sandy Hook, Connecticut, shooting, who are suing him for defamation for propagating the idea that the massacre was a hoax.
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In December, the charity was awarded a Norwegian advocacy group's Rusty Radiator Award for the worst appeal of 2017 for a video about street children in Liberia starring Sheeran that was criticized for propagating stereotypical messages about poverty.
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If microbial life can survive on the moon, even in a dormant state, it could mean that microbes can survive long stretches of time in the deep reaches of space, traveling between worlds, propagating life along the way.
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"All of the 82 million people in Turkey are my citizens... What I did was in line with the law and for propagating the national sentiment to all around the country," he said of his visit to Diyarbakir.
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During the election, for instance, Duke worked behind the scenes as the creative director for MAGA3X, a nebulous — and now defunct — coalition of Trump supporters who believe they helped elect the president, in part, by propagating online memes.
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The news network, he said, had "been exposed" for propagating "fake news" and "garbage journalism," after it retracted an article last week claiming that Senate investigators were probing a Russian bank with ties to a top Trump ally.
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Despite the tech industry's constant deflection that their platforms are apolitical, progressives have grown increasingly unsatisfied at each new revelation of election interference, each new data leak, and each new report of extremist views propagating on these sites. Sen.
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If one wants to claim that social media does not have any propagating effect on hate crimes when tensions are already high (which is what we are measuring), one would need to explain the mediating effect of these outages.
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The messaging app has become a key campaign tool used widely by workers of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the opposition Congress party, which accuse each other of propagating fake news while denying they do so themselves.
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"(T)he CSP is known for propagating wild conspiracy theories that have no basis in fact but do stoke a climate of fear and violence against American Muslims," the Southern Poverty Law Center said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Cars can shuttle their collected knowledge down the line, propagating info about a pile-up potentially miles ahead in near real-time to help make it easier for human drivers to take action to avoid problems before they happen.
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Unsure of how to react, the EFF ultimately decided not to cite or share any specific details about the eFAIL flaws until the following morning, remaining fearful of propagating the easy-to-replicate exploits before its warning had been widely received.
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This includes his call for the death penalty for the now-exonerated Central Park Five, propagating the "birther" conspiracy theory against former President Obama, and referring to "very fine people on both sides" after racist violence in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017.
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Despite this, the NOI, which has been led by Farrakhan since 1978, has been labeled a "hate group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for a long history of propagating anti-Semitic, homophobic, and transphobic rhetoric and conspiracy theories.
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This year's follow-on mission will try to refine the analysis by gathering real-time temperature, salinity, current and wind data to put together a better picture of how the Bay of Bengal makes the weather, propagating bursts and hiatuses.
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But beneath all the murk and outrage and alt-right/alt-lite/New Right semantics was a reasonable question: In the Trump era, where is the line between hate speech and the extremist, often outlandish, conspiracy-propagating messaging of those movements?
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At the time of his speech, Galton was already 35 years deep into a career promoting what he termed "eugenics," the idea that the human race could improve itself through selective breeding—through propagating good traits and quarantining the bad ones.
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" Previous research has suggested that the "plink" sound could be caused by a number of things, like the impact of the droplet on the surface, the "resonance of the cavity," or the "underwater sound field propagating though the water surface.
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Social media allows evil to prey on troubled minds and lost souls and we all know that social news feeds can contain more fiction than fact, propagating vile ideology that has no place in a civil society that values human life.
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The NRA is the major national organization standing against gun control, lobbying lawmakers into opposing any new restrictions on firearms and propagating an interpretation of the Second Amendment that makes it hard to pass policies that significantly limit access to guns.
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Berkeley Heights, New Jersey (CNN)President Donald Trump on Saturday promoted a conspiracy theory linking the Clinton family to the death of multimillionaire and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, the latest instance of Trump propagating baseless conspiracy theories and falsehoods.
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An irony in view of Cotton&aposs attack on NIAC is that those following his hardline approach toward Iran are among those quickest to denounce any criticism of undue American deference to Israel as propagating a bigoted "trope" about divided loyalties.
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Such moments—along with the repeated tensions over sex, property, and labor, which rent nearly all these places—are reminders that their inhabitants, for all their efforts at transcendence, stubbornly remain status-seeking, gene-propagating, and, quite simply, selfish creatures.
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Phones are also ubiquitous, which may be why the communications ministry has been sending text messages, sometimes several times a day, warning of prison sentences of up to 20 years for anyone "found guilty of slander or propagating false declarations on social media".
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"We are aware of the Chinese message that is propagating through the phone system and was [broadcast] over the building PA," read an email from Doug Fenderson, the branch chief for infrastructure and Web services at the center, sent at 12:50 p.
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At a press event hosted by Facebook's New York office this week, reporters questioned John Hegeman, the head of News Feed, and Sara Su, a product specialist for News Feed, about its plan to stop hoaxes and conspiracy theories from propagating on Facebook.
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However, I am concerned about propagating the myth that this drug is completely safe and thereby inadvertently adding a new game to the highs of addiction — get high, push the experience to near death, make sure naloxone is handy for reversal, and repeat.
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Active management could include propagating corals in the lab, re-introducing critical species that have been lost, pumping cold water up from the deep ocean, or tinkering with coral genetics—in addition to dealing with underlying problems of pollution, development, and climate change.
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"He has rejected separatism and violence, and sought reconciliation based on a respect for Uighur culture," the foundation said in its announcement of the award, which flatly contradicts the Chinese government's depiction of Mr. Tohti as a dangerous separatist propagating hatred and extremism.
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Trump's shameful retweet "President Donald Trump on Saturday promoted a conspiracy theory linking the Clinton family to the death of multimillionaire and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, the latest instance of Trump propagating baseless conspiracy theories and falsehoods," Jeremy Diamond reported on CNN.com.
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Not all of these fractures formed at the same time, but followed a sequence starting in the Afar region in northern Ethiopia at around 30m years ago and propagating southwards towards Zimbabwe at a mean rate of between 2.5-5cm a year.
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State of the Art After last year's election, Facebook came in for a drubbing for its role in propagating misinformation — or "fake news," as we called it back then, before the term became a catchall designation for any news you don't like.
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Seeing red With special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation -- or at least Attorney General William Barr's summary of it -- behind him, the President is propagating the conclusion that he is not a Russian asset and that anyone that says so is motivated by politics.
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But as Trump's former top Homeland Security adviser Tom Bossert explained over the weekend, it's been impossible to dissuade Trump from propagating a baroque conspiracy theory involving Ukraine and an IT security company called Crowdstrike, whose CEO Trump wrongly believes is Ukrainian.
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" He continued: "The Russian were propagating fake news through Facebook and other outlets, but look, we also had, and this is with all due respect to Kellyanne and her colleagues, look Steve Bannon ran Breitbart News, which was notorious for peddling stories like this.
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Galef described ''propagating urges'' — a mental exercise designed to make long-term goals feel more viscerally rewarding — as an extension of operant conditioning, in which an experimenter who hopes to increase a certain behavior in an animal will reward incremental steps toward that behavior.
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At a time when Mr. Trump's tirades on Twitter and beyond are changing global political discourse, Mr. Fillion and his fellow shock jocks are drawing legions of listeners in this picturesque political capital, propagating a cocktail of anti-immigrant, anti-environment and anti-feminist views.
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That means the people behind websites propagating hate or false information don't just have an ideological influence — they can also make big money from advertisers who often are unhappy or unaware that their brand name is being displayed alongside content they do not endorse.
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"The Pyeongchang Olympics is degrading to a Pyongyang Olympics of Kim Jong Un who is propagating the North Korean system and trying to make its nuclear weapons a done deal", said Cho Won-jin, a ultra-conservative lawmaker who led the rally, according to a video footage.
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Monday was in many ways typical for the late-night comedy shows, with network hosts like CBS's Stephen Colbert and NBC's Seth Meyers performing pointed satirical monologues about Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, and his many years spent propagating lies about President Obama's birthplace.
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"And the problem with the Black Lives Matter movement and Katie McGinty propagating this is just that phrase itself is meant to impugn the integrity of the police by implying that they don't think black lives do matter," Toomey said to mixed reactions from the crowd.
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She criticized Republicans on Thursday for propagating that line of thinking, telling the House panel that the story — which Mr. Trump has embraced — was planted by Russia and dangerously played into Moscow's hands, by sowing political divisions in the United States that adversaries are eager to exploit.
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The one thing you begin to notice in this book is that propagating a reflexive skepticism and sowing discord aren't terribly difficult, especially when there's a vested interest willing to pay for it; "merely creating the appearance of controversy" is often all that needs to be done.
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The Internet Research Agency, a St. Petersburg-based "troll farm" run by Yevgeny Prigozhin—a Russian oligarch and Putin confidant—has been accused of propagating most of the content aimed at US voters, including the 3,000 Facebook ads, which the House Intelligence Committee intends to release publicly this week.
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" In response to the lawsuit, a spokesperson for the Corps sent CNN a statement that reads, in part: "There's a tremendous amount of erroneous information in the media that's almost entirely facilitated by a few critics and supported by a large environmental media group that are propagating the misinformation.
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The Five Star Movement is critical of EU institutions – as are many of the populist parties propagating across Europe – and poses a challenge to Renzi's Democratic Party, scoring a major victory Party in June when it won mayoral elections in Rome and Turin – results which Renzi played down.
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" Article18, an organization that promotes religious freedom and supports Iran's repressed Christians, tweeted on Thursday: "A Christian couple have reported that a court in Boushehr has just sentenced them & 10 other Iranian Christians to one year in prison each for 'Propagating against the Islamic Republic in favor of Christianity.
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" In Burke's own words, "Moderation will be stigmatized as the virtue of cowards, and compromise as the prudence of traitors, — until…the popular leader is obliged to become active in propagating doctrines and establishing powers that will afterwards defeat any sober purpose at which he ultimately might have aimed.
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"Too often news organisations play a major role in propagating hoaxes, false claims, questionable rumours and dubious viral content, thereby polluting the digital information stream," writes Craig Silverman, now the editor of BuzzFeed Canada, in a study for the Tow Centre for Digital Journalism at the Columbia Journalism School.
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Prager University, a nonprofit founded by talk-radio host Dennis Prager that makes videos propagating conservative ideas, sued YouTube and its parent company Google after it marked dozens of its videos as "inappropriate," blocking advertising from the clips and restricting their visibility among students, library users and children.
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The MRFF says it is continuing to complain about his site, despite repeated rebuffs from the Pentagon, at the urging of at least 40 service personnel, including believing Christians who say they feel intimidated by the knowledge that one of their commanders is propagating one particular version of the faith.
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C. Bureau Chief & White House Correspondent" for the Gateway Pundit, a particularly toxic conservative blog known for propagating hoaxes and its exceptional disregard for what's actually true, penned a post headlined "EXPOSED: School Shooting Survivor Turned Activist David Hogg's Father in FBI, Appears To Have Been Coached On Anti-Trump Lines.
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Bounded by the Mediterranean sea, Syria and Israel, Lebanon might be described as having a cocktail of religious sects capable of propagating anything from a 2202-2628 civil war to a potential ground zero for a wider regional Sunni/Shia conflict as the final piece in an Iranian land corridor.
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Large waves are already being experienced along the eastern edge of Hawaii, with a "sizable swell already propagating out from this storm, which is currently impacting the eastern exposures throughout the Hawaiian Islands, showing strongest along the Hilo Side of the Big Island," according to Jonathan Warren, lead forecaster for Surfline.com.
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The spread of online material propagating white supremacist views was often unintentional, Mr. Elley said, with algorithms on websites like YouTube constantly offering viewers more and more "extreme and strange" videos to keep them watching, which often leads viewers of particular kinds of videos from one conspiracy theory to another.
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Some on the right charged that PixelatedBoat had contributed to the overall quantity of disinformation flowing around, and was therefore no less part of the problem of fake news than were the distortions and lies that the right had been condemned for propagating in the lead-up to Trump's election.
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" They dressed in black slacks and military-style jackets adorned with red armbands, and were surrounded with banners emblazoned with an apple, appropriating Nazi imagery and propagating what the artists call "the need to maintain the purity of the German fruits, worshiping the apple as the most emblematic German crop.
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At my prior fund, my DFJ Frontier co-founder David Cremin coined the term "Darth Venture" in the early 2000s in one of his all-too-frequent clever moments, so I suppose we bear some responsibility for propagating the rhetoric that VCs are like the Sith, the champions of the Dark Side.
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At the time, IIM was run by Zachary Freeman, who made a name for himself over a lawsuit to leak abortion clinic employee names to the Center for Medical Progress, an anti-abortion group known for propagating heavily doctored videos purporting to show Planned Parenthood profiting off the sale of fetal tissue.
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Trump Jr. frequently employs his Twitter account to hit social media companies for censorship of conservative voices, pointing attention toward Hillary Clinton's emails, propagating attacks on news sources he deems as "fake news," retweeting conspiracy theories about the deep state, and calling out what he perceives as bias against his father's administration.
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Seema Verma, the recently confirmed head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said she wants women to be able to buy insurance coverage that excludes maternity care, which would effectively raise costs for women who plan to have children and saddle them with the financial burden of propagating the species.
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But that didn't stop Cold War powers from propagating the idea that an all-out space war was nigh—in 1983, President Ronald Reagan introduced the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), also known as Star Wars, which was a plan to launch an anti-ballistic missile system into space to protect Americans from a Soviet attack.
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"This piece of equipment that Amazon has fostered and developed and is really propagating at this point doesn't seem to us to be in the best interest of the common good," Sister Pat Mahoney, a member of the Sisters of Saint Joseph, an Amazon investor that introduced the first proposal, told the New York Times.
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In these seemingly self-propagating images, the London-based Landy is attempting a mind-meld with the American political moment — a risky move that attempts to elevate hundreds of red-and-white drawings on torn paper, the visual equivalents of sound bites, into an aggregate environment beating with the fevered pulse of the times.
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Thanks to the replicator, a technology that turns energy into the matter of your choosing, life was blissfully moneyless: Anyone could have a chateau if they wished, which meant that humans could spend their time worrying about loftier things, like propagating Diomedian scarlet moss, mending tectonic plates, and delivering delegates to far-off peace talks.
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Hale, the under secretary of State for political affairs, also told members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that he did not have any reason to disagree with Fiona Hill, a former top White House Russia expert who told House lawmakers last month that Russian security services were propagating a "fictional narrative" of Ukraine interference.
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In short, there are literally thousands of different kinds of viruses and fungi (as well as more evolved members of the animal kingdom) that have the power to exert control over the minds and bodies of other creatures via violent biological processes, done with the explicit goal of propagating their own species—on other words, to zombifying them.
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Regulatory policy is the way forward If Facebook cannot take appropriate action and remove paid political lies from its platform, the only answer must be earnest regulation of the company -- regulation that forces Facebook to be transparent about the nature of political ads and prevents it from propagating political falsehoods, even if they are enthusiastically distributed by President Trump.
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In his second spell as prime minister, since 2010, Mr Orban has battered Hungary's young democracy: changing the constitution to cow judges, taking over the press, clamping down on civil society, manipulating elections and propagating anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about George Soros, a Hungarian-born billionaire whom he accuses of plotting to flood the country with migrants.
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Sam has been instrumental in propagating the development of a strong and vibrant entrepreneurship ecosystem, and it's through this engagement that he was most recently selected by Jack Ma to lead, through Nailab, the Africa Netpreneur Prize Initiative, a $10 million Initiative that seeks to discover, spotlight and support 10 African entrepreneurs every year for the next 10 years.
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"It's a very generic definition that can encompass all of these different disease-related proteins capable of propagating through a prion mechanism, but importantly, it also incorporates all of these functional prions we find in yeast and elsewhere," co-lead author Carlo Condello, an assistant professor of neurology at UCSF's Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases, told Gizmodo.
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" The senator also warned that the images pose a security risk to medical organizations, with Warner writing that "in their current unencrypted state, CT, MRI and other diagnostic scans on the internet could be downloaded, injected with malicious code, and re-uploaded into the medical organization's system and, if capable of propagating, potentially spread laterally across the organization.
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By trying my damnedest not to stand out but to blend in — to tilt whatever little equation you run in your head when you see me away from "man" and toward "woman" — I'm propagating a system that hurts both trans people and women disproportionately, via everything from broad, systemic violence to the relatively minor sin of the pink tax.
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"In this type of sensor, two transducers are placed on the x- and y-axes of a plate of glass–one each for receiving and transmitting–for propagating ultrasound waves through a glass plate; when the finger is placed on top of the glass, the finger impedes the waves and the receiving transducer can measure the alteration in wave patterns," the patent notes.
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"This piece of equipment that Amazon has fostered and developed and is really propagating at this point doesn't seem to us to be in the best interest of the common good," said Sister Pat Mahoney, a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph, a religious community in Brentwood, N.Y., that is an Amazon investor and introduced the proposed sales ban.
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"We all hold a responsibility, regardless of whether or not we are planning to serve in a government position or if one of our family members is planning to serve in a government position, that we shouldn't be propagating false things that could inspire violence," press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters when asked about the incident at the pizza restaurant.
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There is a station for testing seed viability and propagating plants that's being tended by an environmental science intern for the run of the show, a couch with a reading area and community bulletin board, a table for sorting and packing seeds, and a structure reminiscent of a card catalogue cobbled together from post-consumer waste, where visitors can take and/or donate seed packets.
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Up until the 1003s, agricultural scientists essentially relied on the same techniques as the original tomato farmers in Central America: Be patient enough to wait for nature to produce a useful mutation, be smart enough to recognize that desirable trait (bigger fruit, for example), and be clever enough to create a new variety with that trait by selecting the mutant strains and propagating them.
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Similarly, science was dealt a tremendous blow when the Office of Technology Assessment – an agency created by Congress to advise them on science and technical issues – was defunded by then-Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), making way for big oil and coal to take a page from the tobacco industry's book, this time propagating doubts about the science of climate change.
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The section, commonly known as "the 28 pages" [pdf at the end of this story] and part of a report completed during a joint congressional inquiry into the attacks, contains a discussion of the role of the Saudi government, or top Saudi officials, in funding and propagating the plot, which left more than 3,000 Americans dead in the worst terrorist attack on US soil.
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What made propagating urges so compelling, at least for me, was that it cut to the heart of a fundamental internal struggle: the clash between the shortsighted impulses that drive our daily behavior (checking email until it becomes ''too late'' to go to the gym) and the long-term aspirations that might make us genuinely happier if we could only persuade the petulant toddler in our minds to get onboard.
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The country has been brainwashed by a powerful alliance of forces hostile to government: big business, especially Wall Street, spending unparalleled lobbying dollars to advance its narrow self-interest; a new wealthy elite propagating wrongheaded Ayn Randian notions that free markets are always good and government always bad; and a Republican Party using a strategy of attacking and weakening government as a way to win more power for itself.
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As long as I've taken it this far, it is also possible to think of the paintings comprising In and Around the Water (which are individually titled to evoke times of the day — "Early in a Clear Evening"; "During the Warmest Hours"; "While All the Others Are Working") in terms of the foundational myths of American exceptionalism, which Ford had no small part in propagating, and the perversions they have spawned.
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