She brought the issue to the public attention in a way it had never been brought to public attention before.
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Yet, election security issues have received relatively little public attention.
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Before his nomination, Dr. Jackson had garnered little public attention.
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Terrorism is about capturing public attention and manipulating our emotions.
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The case was first brought to public attention on Feb.
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Ramirez's allegation got significantly less public attention than Ford's account.
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Now, the issue is at the forefront of public attention.
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DeepMind's horizons stretch far beyond talent capture and public attention, however.
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But unlike Kolomoisky, Gennady Bogolyubov, 54, shies away from public attention.
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The rare phenomenon gained public attention after the 2013 documentary Sharknado.
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Of these, only three turned sufficiently adversarial to draw public attention.
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But public attention is not the only way of creating leverage.
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For now, the focus of public attention is the Akbar case.
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Then, media and public attention shift to the next big scandal.
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He uses television as the central mechanism to command public attention.
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Now it is her scorching dissents that draw most public attention.
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The foundation suspended the program after it came to public attention.
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Then, seemingly overnight, the epidemic evaporated and public attention moved on.
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Trump manages the government clumsily, but he controls public attention masterfully.
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Here are some that have drawn public attention in recent days.
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These places are constantly in danger of disappearing without public attention.
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They've also succeeded in focussing public attention on the issue of inequality.
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In Trump's world, public attention, even when it's negative, has tremendous value.
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The Steubenville case captured enormous public attention for a couple of reasons.
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He retired in the early 1980s and lived away from public attention.
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Sexual assault has received a surge of public attention over recent years.
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The feature garnered an unprecedented level of public attention for the issue.
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Closer public attention might motivate FINRA to clean up these unsightly conflicts.
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Journalistic coverage of breaches and unethical data practices has captured public attention.
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Terrorist attacks are designed to draw public attention and inspire widespread terror.
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"Great whites generate more public attention than other species," Dr. Hammerschlag said.
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But public attention, even refracted through Mr. Trump, was irresistible, she said.
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Now more than ever, public attention needs to be turned towards Greece.
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But recent winter storms have brought the issue back to public attention.
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When did fish start deserving more public attention and protection than humans?
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In the past few weeks, those claims have come back to public attention.
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"Public attention was very important to my parents," she told PEOPLE last year.
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Regardless of how one defines it, this kind of shooting deserves public attention.
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Awash in electoral messages, the media's enduring strength is in focusing public attention.
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For years, the "right to repair" movement struggled to gain widespread public attention.
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Communist leaders have tried to shift public attention away from the growth target.
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"It's gaining public attention," Amnesty International researcher Rob Freer said of the case.
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Mueller's investigation has pressed on quietly behind the scenes amid massive public attention.
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The fame that brings public attention turns a celebrity CEO into a target.
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Aftermath: Never interested in courting public attention, Ms. Owen sought to disappear entirely.
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The application had sat for years with the commission with little public attention.
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He first gained wider public attention as a candidate for Congress in 1958.
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Governments that commit torture rarely want to draw public attention to their deeds.
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Now, however, the news cycle has moved on, taking public attention with it.
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President Trump, though, hasn't given the issue much public attention since taking office.
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Now more than ever, art requires public attention in order to be effective.
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Generally, employees will need TLC and check-ins post-crisis beyond immediate public attention.
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The Kushners have attracted enormous public attention because of their connection to President Trump.
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The tragedy grabbed and held public attention, eclipsing some of Voyager 2's accomplishments.
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But it is the threat posed by Shor's algorithm that draws most public attention.
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When conversions come to public attention, it is usually for one of two reasons.
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Rarely has this routine ritual received so much public attention — and with good reason.
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Stereotypes die when those whose stories contradict them become the focus of public attention.
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In the past few weeks, public attention has been turning increasingly toward outer space.
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The public attention to the Agalarlovs has had other effects on the family business.
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In just the last few months, public attention on forced arbitration has expanded rapidly.
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The porcelain pour-over coffee makers and paper filters were now attracting public attention.
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But her work did not get widespread public attention before she won the Nobel.
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The court dispute has drawn public attention to an issue that was previously sidelined.
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They were happy that she would bring light and public attention to this disease.
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They offer ranking points, prize money, the strongest competitors and lots of public attention.
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Next, we can use disasters, which focus public attention on risks, to improve preparedness.
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But stabbings, which are often spontaneous and result from ordinary quarrels, grab public attention.
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But the vast majority of eligible applicants cannot muster this level of public attention.
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But over time, public attention on the issue fades, and Congress fails to act.
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Anything that draws public attention to what's going on will only hurt Pruitt politically.
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High-ranking roles like Cabinet officials draw the most public attention -- and at times, controversy.
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"That got a ton of public attention," Halpern of the Union of Concerned Scientists said.
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The effort seems much more designed to avoid letting Democrats command public attention without rebuttal.
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What we lose in logical consistency we might gain in public attention and public sympathy.
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It is very understandable, then, that fluctuation in drug prices draws so much public attention.
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Without public attention or pressure, it's uniquely possible, of course, that nothing at all happens.
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Both are natural entertainers with long histories of controversy and talent for winning public attention.
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But as public attention grew, the government quickly tightened the net around the young protesters.
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The public attention has prompted the makers of prescription opioids to revamp their marketing practices.
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The coalition and public attention appear to ignore the Yazidis in favor of other priorities.
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As abstract and distant as these concepts may appear, the Ryan plan requires public attention.
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The site mirrors tactics used by other far-right parties to compete for public attention.
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The event had already attracted public attention for its opulence and Marie Antoinette-themed costumes.
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Until recently, the lack of accurate records of land ownership had attracted scant public attention.
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These aren't the elections that typically draw a lot of mainstream media or public attention.
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Those policies have drawn considerable public attention and protest, becoming a focus for political conflict.
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The ethics investigations will drag on, and public attention will shift back to political rage.
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Until recently, public attention toward the scandal focused mainly on where that money ended up.
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It deals with bereavement, too, albeit unmoored from the public attention a national tragedy commands.
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But until Minassian committed his crime, the grievances of incels had received little public attention.
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The lack of promotion means research from scores of government scientists receives less public attention.
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Comey thinks Giuliani is a showman with an insatiable desire for public attention and acclaim.
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These tactics take time to work, and are most effective when there's limited public attention.
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Bitcoin gained public attention later in 210 with the creation of an exchange called Mt. Gox.
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The app came to public attention last week after a report from Motherboard highlighted its existence.
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"I'm a very private person and not at all interested in public attention," Moses, 40, writes.
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The studies captured public attention and scientists began researching more events and delivering results more quickly.
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The protectors, meanwhile, are bringing public attention to the urgency of reducing a fossil fuel dependence.
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But all of this public attention also makes us more exposed and vulnerable to the authorities.
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But they also acknowledged that they were eager to stop an onslaught of negative public attention.
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But children are different, and not (as some skeptics have said) as gimmicks for public attention.
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Lawmakers and regulators, spurred by the uptick in public attention, have begun to scrutinize the currency.
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We need to audit and responsibly bring to the public attention the shortcomings of these systems.
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This week may matter because bringing and sustaining public attention is a key ingredient for change.
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Is that at least partially driven by the media and by public attention to this hearing?
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They have focused public attention on gender dynamics, said Lawless, which could benefit Democrats in 2018.
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The Simpson trial was a momentary blip when public attention was focused, somewhat, on police violence.
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Auto Racer Danica Patrick received little public attention until famously posing for Playboy magazine in 2009.
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As this drags on, it will be ever more difficult for Democrats to corral public attention.
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Russian women spoke out about sexual harassment and abuse through the "I need public attention" hashtag.
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Mr Appelbaum aims to focus public attention on the role of economists in the miasma's descent.
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Bold rocket startups, namely Elon Musk's SpaceX, have done quite a bit to capture public attention.
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His latest grab for public attention saw him offer Kanye West $10 million for his album.
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Although many of these businesses failed, Trump enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle and ever-increasing public attention.
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While important in the intelligence community, the post usually draws little public attention or political fire.
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The whistleblower complaint has been the subject of massive public attention over the past two weeks.
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Some have fretted that the intense public attention might be encouraging whoever is behind the calls.
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Generating petitions, advertising campaigns, and even live demonstrations can be effective mechanisms to draw public attention.
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In the meantime, no one appears to be relishing the public attention more than Ms. Newman.
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This is particularly so, given the unique extent to which this case has attracted public attention.
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It was the 2004 trial of Ms. Stewart, however, that brought the judge her widest public attention.
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It's their lot in life to tend to any issue that gets public attention—planned or unplanned.
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Yet with less public attention being paid to the problem, Facebook had little incentive to do anything.
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And more than measuring candidate or party support, Twitter data is more likely just measuring public attention.
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Even though the public attention has been largely positive, Johnson is a private citizen and a minor.
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Public attention on the investigation could outweigh efforts to keep details of the findings under seal. Sen.
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The lack of racial representation in the U.S. Congress has gained widespread public attention in recent years.
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But as public attention increases, the marketing tide may finally be retreating, a new ProPublica analysis shows.
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AI technology has garnered increasing public attention — and stoked fears — amid rapid advancements in recent years. Sen.
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During the court battle, Nakahara's lawyer advised her to garner public attention by creating a support group.
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The video is the latest incident involving a police call to a restaurant to get public attention.
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The race to rescue them gripped public attention as experts from around the world volunteered to help.
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It's a different time, where there are a lot of distractions in terms of the public attention.
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Those linked hands came to wider public attention after BuzzFeed published an article about them on Wednesday.
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Ms. Fan's legal troubles mushroomed after a personal grudge not directly related to her drew public attention.
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Here are some reports of hate crimes and harassment that have drawn public attention in recent days.
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When public attention does turn to judicial nominations, it is usually focused exclusively on the Supreme Court.
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Work on that deal was abruptly halted last month as it began to trigger considerable public attention.
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Instead, public attention lurches from one story to the next, never quite focusing on any particular controversy.
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The letter is an effort to bring public attention to the ads and their potentially dangerous impact.
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With public attention focused on any high court signals regarding the fate of the 1973 milestone, Roe v.
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The allegations gained widespread public attention following two bombshell reports in October 2017, ultimately leading to Weinstein's downfall.
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Though, when public attention changed for the worse, Reggiani was dubbed "The Black Widow" by the Italian press.
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They are eventually resolved, but that may take time--and sometimes time and public attention can run out.
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Cosby denied some of the allegations publicly, and for years, the women received little media or public attention.
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The family initially sued Tesla for 1 yuan to raise public attention, but increased their compensation demands later.
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Then there are two cases that might bring Native American rights and sovereignty some long overdue public attention.
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As someone who has also recently experienced newfound public attention, not all of it positive, Bro advised them.
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To some critics, though, it still amounted to a half-measure, and one framed to maximize public attention.
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He asked not to be identified for fear that any public attention would hurt his chances of acceptance.
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The modern gender gap first drew sustained public attention in 258, after the election of President Ronald Reagan.
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The patients who went blind received the injections in 2015, and their cases gained public attention in 2017.
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Bill Clinton's history with women started to get renewed public attention in 2016, during Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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He started enrolling patients about two weeks ago, well before the malaria drug gained so much public attention.
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Fifteen years his senior, Flack's relationship with Styles didn't last long because of the overwhelming negative public attention.
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Mr. Trump is not the first president to try to shield his administration's policy deliberations from public attention.
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Manafort first came to public attention as a consultant for the Russian-leaning Yanukovych in Ukraine's 2010 election.
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Disrupting the intergenerational transmission of poverty requires a programme of serious public policy, which first requires public attention.
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But most companies need the cash that selling shares will bring in, and they need the public attention.
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Ramirez was never invited to testify before the Senate, and her allegation received less public attention than Ford's.
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Public attention over lead poisoning has grown in the wake of the water contamination crisis in Flint, Michigan.
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First up, Ethan Kerswell of Extreme Fliers, a drone company that first reached public attention on Dragon's Den.
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Kavanaugh declined, through a spokeswoman, to comment on the ongoing claims or public attention tied to the Ford allegations.
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In May, President Obama approved permits for both projects while public attention was diverted to Dakota Access pipeline protests.
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Their rivalry first came to public attention at the 1942 Oscars, where both competed in the Best Actress category.
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But in reality, the spyware was likely made by another Italian company, who hasn't gotten much public attention yet.
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Every once in a while, dumps of these images spill over into the mainstream, triggering public attention and investigation.
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The winners are also likely to move further up the leadership ladder, thereby gaining more influence and public attention.
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She came to public attention in the early 1990s when she began writing a column for The Sunday Times.
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Current calculations show the chance of collision is extremely unlikely with no cause for public attention or public concern.
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To bring public attention to a criminal practice that continues to harm millions around the world, Congress named Jan.
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The figures have spiked rapidly as each successive lottery drawing garners increased public attention; the advertised jackpot on Dec.
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The ministry did not give further details about the investigation but said the case had drawn widespread public attention.
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Divisive issues are distracting public attention from policy reforms that could make everyone better off by expanding the economy.
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The latest scientific and engineering achievement that captured public attention is the successful arrival of NASA's InSight Mars Lander.
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However, he reportedly backed out of the position after news of his hiring began to capture public attention, Cleveland.
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It's one more example of how the president's Twitter feed distracts public attention from policy changes with harmful effects.
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For years, there was little public attention paid to the problem of suicide behind bars—until Jeffrey Epstein's death.
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The McGovern-Eagleton fiasco pushed the issue of the health of political candidates to the forefront of public attention.
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Meanwhile, advisers said that a handful of digital capabilities that garner less public attention are actually the most important.
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"It's a concern for any lawyer that the media or public attention will infect the jury pool," Cheronis said.
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Still, the economic nuts and bolts of such a program have gotten scant public attention: Who would be paid?
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That remains a risk, but only if we continue to let his potty mouth consume so much public attention.
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While the majority of troops behave appropriately, the high-profile nature of recent scandals has received significant public attention.
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The general election has essentially begun, and Biden is entering it at a disadvantage not just in public attention.
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Some people unexpectedly catapulted into the harsh spotlight of public attention may wish they had stayed in the shadows.
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This risk, and not just the identity of the next justice, should be at the center of public attention.
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"This lawsuit is an attempt to continue the legal barrage and public attention on Mr. Weinstein," Kupferstein told Variety.
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If an advantaged interest group can wait out the storm of public attention, then it will regain its advantage.
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Now, there is no doubt that the debate over Internet regulation has generated significant public attention, as it should.
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It's a strategy they think could generate fervor in House campaigns, which generally don't garner too much public attention.
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" Finally, the information allows public attention to focus on the worst emitters — maximum attention on minimum performers, thus "maximin.
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This is the moment when a hashtag becomes a trending topic, and public attention is directed to a new cause.
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For decades, infosec and hacking was a niche industry that got very little news coverage and very little public attention.
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He has seen the evolution and growth of public attention on police misconduct, which he credits to this mass documentation.
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"Public attention to the copyright reform is having an effect," wrote Pirate Party representative Julia Reda in a blog post.
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After all the public attention this lawsuit has garnered, it seems natural Kesha would want to ensure her medical privacy.
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So Democrats' main goal was instead to draw more public attention to what they viewed as the report's damning findings.
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She also plays Lady Margaret Delacorte, the slightly reclusive Duchess of Montenaro who wears large sunglasses and avoids public attention.
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Yet he says there is not enough public attention on the sport right now to propel young players to stardom.
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Mr. Obama is increasingly competing with the presidential candidates for public attention, even as he looks to burnish his legacy.
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Mueller testified on Wednesday in back-to-back hearings that Democrats hoped would focus public attention on Trump's alleged misconduct.
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Groups gained public attention this week when The Guardian uncovered a vast network of groups spreading false information about vaccines.
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The Democratic media pundits have been distorting the discussion by misdirecting public attention and false accusations of crimes against Trump.
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"Also, I want to ask Najib on his many failures and several issues that have drawn public attention," he said.
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By bringing public attention to problem areas, urban-dysfunction tours may help nudge the political system to address such issues.
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" He said the press distorted and controlled reality as a means to hold public attention, but with "no moral inspiration.
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But the glare of public attention hasn't always been so enlightening about the nature of the foundation and its activities.
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Until now, public attention has focused on how undemocratic actors use various social media platforms to undermine democracy or security.
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Despite having perhaps as many fighters as ISIS, Ahrar al-Sham has received little public attention from the US's media.
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Despite how long she's enjoyed a relatively private life, Ms. Simpson said she isn't nervous about courting public attention again.
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The continued gulf in earnings between men and women has attracted significant public attention over the past year or so.
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It's the first time since Sandy Hook that public attention on gun control has persisted for such a long time.
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The case has drawn unusual public attention partly because of questions about whether it had a tinge of political interference.
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"Human flesh searches" are all about punishing people whom the cyberspace masses decide are deserving of public attention and scorn.
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"It's a valuable mechanism to bring public attention to the city's oversight of Rikers and to compel much-needed reform."
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Ms. Nielsen was desperate to get the White House to show leadership and focus public attention on this critical threat.
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Sometimes you can even make a difference without legislation, and just shine the bright light of public attention on problems.
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Consider Charles Byrne, the so-called Irish giant who in the late 19th century became the object of public attention.
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It's a gap, unlike many others, that has been growing, but it receives considerably less academic study or public attention.
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Outraged demands for "platform responsibility" are a muscular-sounding response to terrorism that shifts public attention from the governments' duties.
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Its demise, though ultimately uneventful, captured public attention in recent weeks, as scientists around the world tracked its uncontrolled descent.
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So she'd be able to jockey for public attention with a showboat who has never exactly been a bosom buddy.
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The public attention meant that Koestler was spared; in the end, he was released as part of a prisoner exchange.
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But Mr. Mauer said many people associate parolees with recidivism and violence, and their crimes often garner significant public attention.
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Legal experts said public attention has become a weapon wielded by lawyers on both sides, with potential risks to each.
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That will thrust a court that has tried to keep a low profile back into the center of public attention.
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Friday morning, the company revealed its chief accounting officer, Dave Morton, had resigned as of Tuesday, citing intense public attention.
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Most of the public attention was on women who spoke up about sexual misconduct in the media or tech industries.
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I'll mention our principal duties and then focus on one: monetary policy, the responsibility that gets the most public attention.
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WE FIND OUT THAT WHEN YOU BRING PUBLIC ATTENTION TO IT, AS WE BROUGHT PUBLIC ATTENTION TO MYLAN NOW AND HAVE A VERY BAD PUBLIC RELATIONS PROBLEM, AND THEY'RE IMMEDIATELY TRYING TO SOLVE IT BY GETTING THE CEO OUT THERE OR GETTING THESE GIFT CERTIFICATES OUT THERE TO QUIET PEOPLE DOWN, TRANSPARENCY BRINGS ACCOUNTABILITY.
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Even though children of color go missing more often than white children, they receive far less media coverage and public attention.
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And now that Demi's journey is over, she and her mom deserve to reunite in peace and away from public attention.
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She's also attracted public attention due to her family's high profile, and suggestions that she's used their connections to her advantage.
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" Jones is grateful that Trump has drawn public attention to Carrier, but he sees Sanders "as a champion for our cause.
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Brown's case next came to broader public attention when celebrities including Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, and LeBron James picked up her cause.
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Military officials allegedly forged classified memos regarding alien activity in order to divert public attention away from secret aerial weapons programs.
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It's possible Stonetear isn't Combetta, but if it is not, why bother deleting the account after it gets some public attention?
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According to Guerrero-Saade, occasionally, companies might find it hard to pass up on the public attention that some research gets.
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Those types of really extreme bans on abortion are sweeping the nation and really capturing public attention in an unprecedented way.
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The cruise-missile guidance systems which came to public attention in 1991, during the first Gulf war, worked in this way.
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The incidents have battered French law enforcement and intelligence communities over the past two years, but have received little public attention.
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Epstein's case has received renewed public attention since Julie K. Brown of the Miami Herald reported on the deal last year.
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While all the public attention has been going to health care, Trump aides are teeing up an extremely aggressive tax plan.
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Former child abuse prosecutor Roger Canaff said that the Herald's investigation brought a tremendous amount of public attention on this case.
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Gantz has sought to focus public attention on the states decision not to deem Netanyahu a suspect in the submarine case.
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After Amet's allegation garnered public attention in late 2018, three other women came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct by Tyson.
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The poll showed that Baghdadi's death did not seize public attention as much as other top news events of recent years.
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Garner's case has been brought back to public attention after the Justice Department announced it will not bring charges against Pantaleo.
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Private companies are determining which tiny fraction of cases will garner public attention, and which will remain secret and go unnoticed.
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" Jones is grateful that Trump has drawn public attention to Carrier, but he sees Sanders "as a champion for our cause.
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In the months after his death, public attention swelled and faded as Ms. Santee agonized over troubling details of his murder.
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Donald Trump's "look over there" media strategy is a trap that keeps Democrats from focusing public attention on his bad policies.
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JOE RUSSO I think there's less room for people to be anointed stars, and the public attention span is much shorter.
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But public attention in Harare, the capital, was more focused on the old guard, represented by Mr. Chombo and Mr. Chipanga.
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Facebook detractors slammed the company for releasing the report at a time when public attention is focused on the midterm elections.
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The leadership campaign struggled to attract public attention, possibly because there were 14 candidates, often turning the debates into turgid affairs.
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Digital advertising plays a particularly important role in political communication in an era of heightened media choice and fragmented public attention.
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But Democrats enjoyed wide margins on handling gun violence, domestic violence and sexual harassment – all issues now commanding wide public attention.
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Morton, who had only been at the company for one month, cited the public attention as a reason for the departure.
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It's been a long time, but Russell is optimistic that more public attention can lead to a break in the case.
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Trump's allies in the Senate are trying to focus public attention anywhere but on Trump's interactions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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And that's a big deal too and could benefit from a little more public attention because the consequences are so big.
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In April 22016, as public attention faded, the families and organizations that had sprung up around gun issues changed their strategy.
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Perhaps more engagement with this ongoing debate would have provided the contemporary relevance and public attention this enterprise is striving for.
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" "It is no surprise that his Department of the Interior would prefer public attention to climate change would simply go away.
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The Nazis organized with little public attention but have quailed under the scrutiny applied to them in the wake of Charlottesville.
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Enriquez was released from detention last week, apparently (at least in part) thanks to public attention being paid to his case.
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They're constantly reinventing themselves as they get shut down, using different names, dummy profiles, and obscure titles to divert public attention.
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At the same time, public attention has turned to crowded conditions in border detention centers while Trump has called for tougher restrictions.
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The GOP divisions come at a bad time for the party: Elections are approaching and immigration has riveted public attention for months.
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Allegations of sexual abuse in USA Gymnastics began to get widespread public attention in 2016 via an exposé in the Indianapolis Star.
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"I'm a very private person and not at all interested in public attention," Moses wrote in a lengthy blog post published Wednesday.
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Lauer was part of a wave of powerful men deposed from their jobs as the #MeToo movement gained public attention in 2017.
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It will take a little more public attention before comics journalism is able to lose what Ms Glidden calls its "naming problem".
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Because the sightings have garnered public attention, senior Navy intelligence officials have briefed Congress, as well as aviators on the safety hazards.
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The footage, which was uploaded Tuesday on YouTube, came to public attention through the Site Intelligence Group, which monitors extremist activity online.
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The area has been a popular photography spot for a while, but it has seen increased public attention over the last month.
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But in recent decades, one diet has attracted the lion's share of research dollars and public attention: the Mediterranean way of eating.
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Every month, countless inventions come to public attention that make leaps — or even much-needed baby steps — toward tackling important global issues.
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However, they promised more protests in the future, saying direct action was the only way to bring the issue to public attention.
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But it wasn't just the IG post ... Drai's says Chris' recent behavior has "garnered negative public attention" causing concern among Drai's management.
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We don't know yet whether the public attention will cause any trouble to NSO, which is reportedly for sale for $1 billion.
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That is partly because public attention has driven down the share of domestic violence killings, which are routinely solved, Professor Rosenfeld said.
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It's the virtual assistant with a helpfulness that's approximately inverse to the amount of public attention it's getting at any given moment.
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A lack of diversity is a problem across the tech industry, but Google has recently been at the center of public attention.
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As they suspected it would, the controversy of the GOP majority's refusal to meet their constitutional obligation has faded from public attention.
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Press and public attention have been focused largely on the Trump administration's relationship with Russia, and there is much to be learned.
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Mr. Tice's family has sought to keep public attention on his case to pressure the government to continue working for his release.
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Perhaps because reviews land so much earlier in the cycle of public attention, there seems to be a lot more spoiler sensitivity.
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But a number of recent high-profile cases in Italy have galvanized public attention around the issue of feeding children vegan diets.
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Since the #MeToo movement gained public attention in 2017, sexual misconduct allegations against high-profile men have made headlines around the world.
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Nassar's trial probably received more public attention than it would have if it had not taken place in the midst of #MeToo.
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Telecommunications policy does not always attract public attention, but net neutrality does, and polls indicate that 76 percent of Americans support it.
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The Sussexes have had a complicated relationship with public attention and have opted to shun the traditional photo opportunity after the birth.
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"Sometimes you can even make a difference without legislation, and just shine the bright light of public attention on problems," she said.
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In travels around the country, he has rarely spoken with the press as public attention has centered on the government's Russia inquiry.
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"I can honestly say that I never expected any public attention from what happened and am completely humbled by it," he wrote.
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Such behavior might not have attracted much public attention even if Mr. Staley were still leading a division of a large bank.
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Did the President create serious instability for his own needs, possibly even in an effort to divert public attention from the impeachment.
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What matters more is that Microsoft is choosing to expend some of its limited public attention bandwidth on Teams over other options.
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Porter endorsed Warren in October, after garnering wide public attention for questioning corporate executives — including Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg — in congressional hearings.
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US Navy missions in disputed waters may get more public attention but flyovers have important role to play, senior military officials say.
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Trump's never-ending circus of corruption will continue to suck up most of the news coverage and a lot of public attention.
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Blowjob wedding photos first sprung to public attention after an image of two newlyweds, taken by Dutch photographer Michel Klooster, went viral.
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Through this program, she has brought public attention to the lived experience of refugees and helped us better understand our shared humanity.
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The first thing that changed is that more public attention has been put on what is, percentage-wise, a pretty small problem.
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Simpson said at his parole hearing he was ready to spend time with his children and friends and could handle public attention.
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Public attention has focused in recent days on PG&E infrastructure as a possible source of the current Camp Fire in Butte County.
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"If you want to draw public attention, you have to put up a big, visible fight," Wikler said in another interview this week.
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Patricia Arquette catapulted the gender pay gap to the forefront of public attention when she delivered her powerful Oscar acceptance speech in 2015.
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Gabbard sees a new opening this year, with Democrats in control of the House and the public attention to the 2020 presidential race.
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Hernandez said he believes it was the public attention that pushed US officials to reverse their decision; however, ICE has offered no explanation.
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The robot is the Method-2, and first came to public attention last December when videos and pictures of the bot circulated online.
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They'll at least be able to draw public attention to companies that could be discriminatory, and highlight those that could be very inclusive.
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The company came under a lot of fire and public attention from large newspaper publishers several years ago for precursor newspaper "clippings" service.
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"It's a Catch 22," says Leigh Turner, a bioethicist at the University of Minnesota who first brought the FDA's letter to public attention.
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The vote seemed to throw cold water on a strategy that had drawn public attention to hitherto obscure passages in America's founding documents.
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If so, Republicans will argue that their ideas have already received plenty of public attention—except that their ideas have not withstood scrutiny.
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Details: The move against the bill, SB1748, received little public attention because it was seen as a foregone conclusion, according to the Post.
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The case quickly quickly garnered public attention, however, and was widely seen as an attempt to frame the reporter and restrict media freedom.
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Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Home yesterday, a Bixby-enabled speaker, which garnered public attention not for its arrival, but for its bewildering design.
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And even when the Flint crisis gained public attention, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was slow to act under the Barack Obama Administration.
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Though some of the stress was due to the outsized public attention he was now getting, he also went through an existential crisis.
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While some of this merch has been released in earlier years, all were released or re-released this year and deserve public attention.
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The one that caught the most public attention was Istanbul's Gezi Park, a rare patch of green in the heart of the city.
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"I tell clients that if something outperforms enough to draw public attention, it's probably already too late to make the investment," he says.
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Rosneft's operations in Venezuela have come to public attention amid a power struggle between the National Assembly and pro-Moscow President Nicolas Maduro.
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The justices will also scrutinize an area of criminal law that has received significant public attention in recent years: excessive fines and fees.
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Senators on Wednesday held a hearing to draw public attention to the threat posed by invasive species on wildlife, public health and infrastructure.
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Friday evening's announcement that Mueller had wrapped up his sprawling inquiry brought to a close a probe that has attracted immense public attention.
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When confronting failure, his modus operandi is to blame someone else or to shift public attention to issues that work in his favor.
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These types of cases are, if you will, sexy, grabbing public attention while not requiring a significant resource commitment from the Justice Department.
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Now, he is planning a rural tour, which he said would be to learn about issues facing farmers with relatively little public attention.
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As the sole female prosecutor on the case, her appearance, job performance, and personal life became a matter of public attention and record.
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Public attention to the crisis led to massive donations of bottled water as well as state and federal funding for water and filters.
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In recent years, increasing public attention to these problems has given rise to change; in 2017, multiple studios agreed to significant contract reform.
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The shift, described in interviews with immigration lawyers, federal officials, and current and former judges, has been occurring without public attention for months.
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Mr. Mostafa first came to public attention in 2014, when he was arrested at a Muslim Brotherhood protest in Fayoum, south of Cairo.
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The use of cellphones in prisons received public attention in September when inmates in correctional facilities across the country participated in labor strikes.
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House Democrats, returning from a weeklong recess, see an opening to focus public attention on presidential misconduct, but they are split over impeachment.
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Then and now, the surprising appearance of bodies in common spaces grabs public attention, and holds the potential to open and change minds.
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It was removed because it had "attracted increased public attention and it has been threatened with damage," a spokeswoman for the mall said.
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The authorities have also sought to refocus public attention on the killing of Qassem Soleimani, the commander killed in the U.S. drone strike.
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Emerging in the mid-1960s, he largely stuck to straight-ahead jazz at a moment when the style was slipping from public attention.
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On the second anniversary of the #MeToo movement, its founder, Tarana Burke, is taking the opportunity to refocus public attention on political action.
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The issue gained wide public attention after Reuters began publishing a series of investigative articles on problems with base housing in August 2018.
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Large policy changes tend to draw public attention to any of these issues, and that attention can both build support and foment opposition.
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However, it wasn't until 2010 that bitcoin gained public attention with the launch of the first exchange that allowed investors to trade it.
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After the "Twilight" franchise that made her internationally famous, her relationship with co-star and then-boyfriend Robert Pattinson received intense public attention.
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Rogers on Sunday said lawmakers on both sides should stop openly discussing the Russia probe, arguing it brings "public attention" to the investigation.
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Among land management issues in the American West, Bears Ears National Monument pushed to the forefront of public attention Native Americans's land issues.
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The change appears to be in response to public attention to how the social network might have influenced a 14-year-old's suicide.
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Friedman tells PEOPLE that Bresha was able to remain positive and receive the sentence she did thanks to social media and other public attention.
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During an outbreak, increased public attention — such as New York's new $1,000 fines for failing to vaccinate in certain zip codes — can boost rates.
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The shooting focused public attention on the presence of foreign students in American military training programs and exposed shortcomings in the screening of cadets.
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Were it not for George Holliday, a plumber from Argentina, videotaping King's beating from his apartment window, the incident may have escaped public attention.
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But advocates hope that discussion of Warren's history will have the side effect of directing public attention to the severity of pregnancy discrimination today.
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Specifically, efforts to combat anti-black racism in national politics and policy have not received this kind of public attention in a half century.
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For a while, Somali piracy attracted unprecedented public attention, displacing images of peglegs, eye patches and a dreadlocked Johnny Depp from the popular imagination.
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After a summer of scant public attention to Garland, Vice President Joe Biden earlier this month visited Capitol Hill to try to spur action.
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It's taken months, but this death toll reporting seems to be shifting public attention back to the island and the devastation it has suffered.
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How the share of public attention may break down 150, or even 50 years down the line is an interesting, if impossible, thought experiment.
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As details of Nassar's crimes came to the public attention, Penny resigned from his position and has pleaded the Fifth when asked about Nassar.
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Green describes wanting to avoid another incident of "wolves at the door," as happened years earlier when the press was stormed by public attention.
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Fame is what she's wanted since she was a child competing in talent shows, but the public attention and pressure have since debilitated her.
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The company first gained public attention when the Utah-based founders, mother and son Judy and Bobby Edwards, appeared on Shark Tank in 2014.
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For the first time, it puts a face on the records of a band that's deliberately shirked public attention in favor of ghostly emotions.
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Over the past couple of years, increased public attention has been given to the significant levels of depression and suicidality in the legal profession.
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For instance, Omar Wasow amassed a wealth of evidence showing how nonviolent tactics increased public attention to, and sympathy for, the Civil Rights movement.
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The Yazidis came to broad public attention after Islamic State fighters captured Mount Sinjar, in northern Iraq, in 2014 and engaged in systematic slaughter.
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Though it has attracted little public attention or parliamentary oversight, the scale of the campaign surpasses Russia's in Syria, analysts monitoring both conflicts note.
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While Pruitt's scandals garner well-deserved public attention, the very foundation of the agency is at risk – and largely out of the public eye.
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So far, none of them are marquee cases on abortion, gay rights, gun control, or other issues that frequently capture headlines and public attention.
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And his position as one of the most powerful CEOs in the world will bring a lot of public attention to his personal life.
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While largely a ceremonial post, the presidency afforded Mr. Peres a perch with access and public attention, and he tried to exert his influence.
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The hearing comes at a time when public attention is trained on the health of rural communities, particularly those hit by the opioid epidemic.
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Some Ugandans expressed anger at the cost of the ban, saying it served only to divert public attention from failures of President Museveni's government.
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It's hard to overstate how much worry and pessimism there was about this behind the scenes, even as other Trump controversies dominated public attention.
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North Korea gets far less public attention, but it is a literally existential threat to two of America's closest allies, Japan and South Korea.
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It received public attention when it downed a critical junction point on the internet, briefly shuttering Twitter, Netflix, The New York Times and Etsy.
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But because of the public attention on the issue, some women in high-profile cases have been able to speak out without being penalized.
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Increasingly, actual or potential conflicts of interests — factors that can consciously or subconsciously influence the outcomes of research — are being brought to public attention.
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It's too soon to say whether the sanctuary movement will open a new chapter in state constitutional law, but it is capturing public attention.
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He has committed many federal crimes, but what first attracted public attention was a complaint by another neighbor, this one in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
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The government is also launching a multimedia ad campaign across 13 languages, competing with the presidential campaign for both public attention and advertising slots.
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DONALD TRUMP'S style of political crisis-management is straightforward: admit nothing, counter-attack, obfuscate, ride it out and wait for public attention to wane.
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The possibility that our hunter-gatherer ancestors might not endure an unremitting struggle against the elements first came to public attention in the 1966.
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The practice has attracted public attention recently as the department seeks approval for a formal policy governing its use from a civilian oversight board.
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Remember: This is a group that gained massive public attention in 1998 with Wide Open Spaces, which sold more than 1 million copies worldwide.
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I am concerned that public attention has been diverted from preventing a recurrence of foreign electoral obstruction to musing about President Trump's political vulnerabilities.
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Ms. Sauvage first attracted public attention when a petition calling on the president to grant her a full pardon collected more than 400,000 signatures.
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Keeping the president's failing and flailing at the forefront of public attention is a role well-suited for the party and its congressional wing.
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The threat gained massive public attention in early 2628, when Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center paid $28503,22019 to hackers in order to unlock its networks.
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Until now, the Yellow Vests generally tried to avoid discussing politics with each other, preferring to focus public attention on their shared economic troubles.
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Indeed, the fact that every story that does make it to a reporter galvanizes public attention and action demonstrates the importance of that reporting.
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That kind of accountability and public attention, supporters say, could convince companies that it's simply not worth keeping a predatory employee on the payroll.
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These photographs were a major force in drawing public attention to child labor, especially those images that showed mangled hands and coal-stained bodies.
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Beginning with his first — and hugely controversial — press briefing, White House press secretary Sean Spicer's daily briefings have consistently drawn public attention and scrutiny.
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Sexual harassment has been at the forefront of public attention following a string of recent complaints against prominent men in Hollywood, the media and politics.
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The case focused public attention on USA Gymnastics, which knew about allegations against Nassar for weeks before contacting law enforcement, according to the Indianapolis Star.
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Although some people felt this spat mere theatrics meant to increase public attention, both Tyger and Cat's promoters swore that the animosity was long-standing.
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But many Democrats (and the occasional Republican) have argued that Mueller's findings were in fact quite damning, and deserve far more public attention and scrutiny.
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Adam Schiff, the Democrat who now runs the House Intelligence Committee, has reopened the investigation, and will keep public attention on Mr Trump's misdeeds indefinitely.
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As a writer, she steered away from famous murders and instead focused on mysteries that others had either overlooked or had not gained public attention.
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But dialogue around geoengineering is nevertheless ramping up, attracting both support and criticism from many stakeholders, ultimately generating more public attention than perhaps ever before.
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The Uber freeze has attracted public attention because many Philippine commuters regard the ride hailing app as more reliable and competitive than mainstream transport services.
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At the center of that are the advertising technologies that are managed and operated by the companies that are in the public attention right now.
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But the committee's executive session showed DeVos faces choppy waters ahead for a post for which there is typically little congressional debate or public attention.
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You may recall ... Mane proposed to Ka'oir on the kiss cam at an Atlanta Hawks game, so it's clear they don't mind the public attention.
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Though it has attracted little public attention or parliamentary oversight, the scale of the campaign currently surpasses Russia's in Syria, analysts monitoring both conflicts note.
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Manafort was the focus of tremendous public attention during the course of Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, which concluded in March.
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For the past twenty months, public attention has been focussed on the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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A Massachusetts native who speaks in a pronounced Boston accent, Ms. Redstone shies from public attention with the same alacrity that her father attracted it.
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Waters won't be able to put a stop to Trump's deregulatory push, but she could slow it with hearings, letters, and public attention, Boltansky said.
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A third group, a secretive entity that holds the remaining 22011 percent, will remain out of the spotlight because it vigorously avoids any public attention.
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The narrative that took shape showed a devastating failure of the US government, and turned public attention away from who was accountable for the attack.
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The change also acknowledges the challenges of running a museum in a time of increasing competition among cultural institutions for philanthropic dollars and public attention.
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Yet media coverage of the impeachment trial, while still largely confined to cable television, has attracted more public attention than earlier phases of the scandal.
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But tech employees are increasingly finding that public attention on some subjects of gravity is an effective cudgel against the historical strength of corporate management.
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He studied in Saudi Arabia and first came to public attention while working in London as an imam, known as Sheikh Faisal, after the Sept.
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Often lawyers involved in litigation will seek reporters out to tell a client's story in the hope that public attention will help win a case.
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The veteran actor plays a villanous grandmother who poisons her granddaughter, Infinity Jackson (Zoey Deutch), in order to elicit public attention, pity, and free gifts.
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We are glad that increased public attention to the impact of banking rules on all of our financial security is creating some constraints on giveaways.
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In the years that followed, the issue got massive public attention, with many students holding their schools legally accountable for failing to keep them safe.
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It wasn't until Ronald Reagan was elected president with a solid Hispanic vote in 1980 that Hispanic businesses and their formation came to public attention.
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The main opposition conservative New Democracy party voted against the bill saying it was a "sloppy" attempt to divert public attention from Greece's financial woes.
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Any trans person who receives public attention, even for non-trans related news items, is likely to face a torrent of online abuse in return.
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Despite the difference of opinion around legislation, though, many agree that more public attention paid to the concept of virginity testing is a good thing.
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However, the scandal has drawn public attention to the electricity sector, with the case implicating other high-ranking people in the government and private sector.
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However, the scandal has drawn public attention to the electricity sector, with the case implicating other high-ranking people in the government and private sector.
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The Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes have brought much-needed public attention to the all too cozy relationship between the FAA and the aviation industry.
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The overwhelming amount of public attention, political bandwidth, and government resources being devoted to the coronavirus outbreak could open up security vacuums around the world.
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So far, she has focused most of her public attention on anti-bullying efforts, which could perhaps become a major focus of her philanthropic work.
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There's no reason to think this was a strategic effort, but it seems the gradual alerts have averted much public attention about the matter until now.
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We must see the new white narrative for what it really is, an attempt to refocus public attention and political capital away from people of color.
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Maybe if its leadership wrings their hands and looks anguished for a while, public attention will move on before they have to make any tough decisions.
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The section underwent restoration in 2014, but its new look came to public attention only recently, after outraged Chinese netizens started sharing photographs on social media.
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Particularly chilling for the authorities is the involvement of graduates of Renmin University, who have kept up their efforts to draw public attention to the case.
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But the filibuster accomplished its goal of drawing public attention to congressional inaction on gun control, even on modest measures supported by the majority of Americans.
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Public attention on this new attempt to give telecoms free reign over which sites get preferential treatment has seemed a bit more subdued this time around.
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In the days since the executive order has been released, cases of detention (and allegations of mistreatment) have come to near-immediate press and public attention.
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For instance, if any Google-involved system has outcomes based on sensitive data or categories, the system will be fully auditable and available for public attention?
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Few women in Britain hold top positions and salary differences have attracted significant public attention, with large businesses required to publish pay gap figures this year.
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October 2016 The FBI agreed to pay Steele to continue his work, but he ultimately backed out after the dossier became a focus of public attention.
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By raising awareness and collecting signatures for a petition calling for repeal, they've been able to draw increasing public attention to an otherwise arcane legislative effort.
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" The UK's Independent captured public attention with the piece, "'Catastrophic Collapse' of West Antarctic ice sheet could raise global sea levels by three metres, warn scientists.
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Mental health advocates say media reports of mass shootings by disturbed individuals galvanize public attention and reinforce the impression that severe mental illness leads to violence.
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Public attention and awareness are factors that motivate and inspire, in this case, young women to strive to be like those they follow and read about.
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Rosneft's operations in Venezuela have come to public attention amid a power struggle between the Latin American country's National Assembly and pro-Moscow President Nicolas Maduro.
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Browne accused some newspapers of "whipping up public attention" on the case and ridiculing court rulings to put pressure on the judiciary to lift the ban.
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They never really managed to catch much public attention after their debut in 2012, and their 2014 single "Up & Down" was failing miserably on the charts.
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But to date, the red flags raised by these regulators have been largely left buried in nursing home inspection reports and have drawn little public attention.
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The strategic move also calls further public attention to the high-profile hearing in which Whitaker will appear before the House Judiciary Committee on Friday morning.
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Karl lived away from the spotlight as well — he "wanted no public attention and always turned down any honors," according to a 2014 company-released statement.
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It's the first time U.S. troops have been killed as part of the counterterrorism mission in the northwestern African country, which has received little public attention.
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The pair had called social media quits on Monday, with Rob deleting their pictures together in an effort to reduce the public attention on the couple.
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The mass shooting in Las Vegas, in which the authorities say at least one bump-firing device was used, is bringing public attention to these accessories.
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His investigation into Catholic clergy sexual abuse has certainly garnered the most public attention, but even before it Mr. Shapiro's broader national profile had been rising.
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The nonresident portfolio was finally closed in 2015, but it took an investigation from Berlingske, a Danish newspaper, for the scandal to come to public attention.
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There has been very little scholarly or public attention paid to a second policy trend that intensified the antagonism born of this ethnically split labor market.
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The episode drew public attention this week — including outrage against the airline, but also criticism of the activist — after reports surfaced in the Japanese news media.
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Possibly helped by public attention to her case, Ms Dong eventually got her divorce in June, two years after the beating that temporarily damaged her hearing.
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The Bipartisan Policy Center established the Senior Health and Housing Task Force, which we co-chair, to draw public attention to these concerns and offer solutions.
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Rechnitz, whose role as a fundraiser for New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio drew public attention to the case, pleaded guilty and testified against Seabrook.
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He first came to public attention by using Facebook to organize a series of antigovernment protests in 2011 and seemed regularly at odds with political decorum.
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But with so much public attention on the base this week, the chances that any pilots will zoom anything cool across the sky seem zero-ish.
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Like the commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Guards, though, Ayatollah Khamenei did his best to shift public attention back to the conflict with the Washington.
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There was notoriety, there was decorum, and there was a reason to get up every day, even if the public attention could be stifling at times.
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Every year more precious pups are brought to public attention, reminding us that there is still some good in this world, and 2019 was no different.
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Public attention to the welfare of poor children, the historian Linda Gordon has argued, coincides with eras in which women have had a strong political voice.
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Though George W. Bush's was shortened by the Florida Recount, much of the public attention to the presidential transition happens during these often chaotic 28503 weeks.
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Republicans including Mr. Scalise argue that expanding background checks would not have prevented many of the mass shootings that have garnered public attention in recent years.
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Multiple media outlets have reported that the brothers told investigators that Mr. Smollett staged the incident — in which they participated — in the pursuit of public attention.
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That much more high-profile case returned to public attention last year when two prestigious TV projects dug into the trial and the attention it commanded.
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So activists in Ohio and elsewhere hope to fuel anti-Trump opposition as the convention gets a lot of public attention to maximize voter turnout against Trump.
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Today, the 150 bombs evade public attention to the extent that a post–terror attack nuclear scare in Belgium can occur without the bombs even being mentioned.
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Even if the defendants uncover her identity, however, the actress can assert a right to shield her claims from public attention because they involve sensitive, private material.
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The policy has also apparently been on the site for months, but only got public attention in the last few days, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Sujin Hwang, a producer for the film, said in a statementthat he is "grateful" that the troubling tone of Red Shoes has been brought to public attention.
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This issue has received much less public attention and the source said the government has not decided whether to legislate to head off this vote as well.
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While Germany's hate speech laws single out anti-Semitism, the issue has come to public attention recently over speech targeted at the wave of refugees entering Germany.
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Nearly 60 women have accused Cosby of sexual assault—with many coming forward after public attention was brought to the accusations by comedian Hannibal Buress in 2014.
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In reality, the ACA consists of four major parts: Of course, it is mainly the exchanges that get public attention and, unfortunately, much of that is misinformed.
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Catlin's mother, Holly Catlin, helped call public attention to her son's plight with an impassioned Facebook post and she has since advocated for greeters around the country.
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PUBLIC attention is inevitably swept up in presidential races—they are loud, ideologically contentious, and drenched in controversy over who might be quietly buying influence from whom.
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Its current system has been decades in the making, steadily strengthened over the years as the issue of gun control has gotten more and more public attention.
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Similar viral social media tapings connected to the incidents with white people calling the police on black people also played a huge role in capturing public attention.
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The docking of the vessel after five weeks anchored off China's coast ended long-running speculation over the fate of the cargo, which had captured public attention.
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Stories of parents sent back to their home countries with little contact with their children and images of crying children have raised public attention to the issue.
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"In some ways, this case is unprecedented; the amount of public attention has been extraordinary," Brooklyn US District Court Judge Brian Cogan wrote in a recent ruling.
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Some government-funded efforts did not receive media and public attention but were major achievements in terms of promoting Cervantes, including a project to digitalize his works.
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The optimal time to challenge Obama's climate diplomacy hoodwink is this week, when media coverage of the U.N. signing ceremony focuses public attention on the Paris Agreement.
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But it's still possible to demand that he use his enormous power of public attention to be more exact and focus his fire on the right people.
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The Justice Department has moved to draw public attention to the problem and marshal resources to combat it as part of a broader effort against religious discrimination.
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The recent public attention on suicide in custody will not last forever, and we must seize this moment to demand the release of these vitally needed data.
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The Apple case already seems to have garnered more public attention than the Snowden revelations about "metadata collection" and programs with code names like Prism and XKeyscore.
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Trump's response to the outcry over his degrading remarks about women has been to try to shift public attention to Bill Clinton's behavior when he was president.
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One of the first missions to draw broad public attention to the secretive Navy SEAL Team 6 unit was its dramatic rescue in April 2009 of Capt.
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In 2004, the Iraq War, fears of terrorism, the state of the economy, same-sex marriage, and discussion of both candidates' character dominated far more public attention.
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But public attention is much more easily held by myopic and hyperpartisan debates, like whether or not service members will be able to watch a football game.
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"In contrast to Russia, China often executes its strategy in a more deliberate and subtle manner that tends to generate less media and public attention," he said.
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Over the next two weeks, Indivisible chapters across the country will hold at least 14 separate "Kill the Bill" protests to call public attention to Graham-Cassidy.
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Trump's lies work to focus public attention on issues of his choosing; if Democrats are trying to explain that they don't support infanticide, Trump has already won.
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One danger, they say, is spreading limited resources — like staff, time and public attention — too thin, creating a wash of white noise that just gets tuned out.
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But a senior F.A.A. official, who wasn't authorized to speak publicly, told The Times that the study highlighted important issues that had not received sufficient public attention.
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" Phyllis Kupferstein, an attorney representing Weinstein, told CNN in a statement, "This lawsuit is an attempt to continue the legal barrage and public attention on Mr. Weinstein.
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An ex-political aide, Spicer became a figure of public attention this year as he attempted to diffuse a string of PR fiascos within the White House.
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The historic nature of the event has attracted an enormous amount of public attention, with thousands of people tuning into the livestream at the time of writing.
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But in the months since the largest caravans reached the U.S. border and dispersed, public attention has mostly moved past them and the migrants who took part.
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The segregation scheme originated just after the Paris attacks in January 2015, when public attention was focused on the prison system's reputation as a factory for terrorists.
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But the fact that a very serious claim didn't even get public attention until now says a lot about how America still views the words of women.
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That part of the ruling received far less public attention — but it's that part that likely has had the biggest impact on states over the past four years.
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Since the #MeToo movement gained widespread public attention in 2017, the call to "believe women" has become a core part of the fight against sexual harassment and assault.
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She echoed the argument made by other #MeToo critics that accusations have to be as serious as those against Weinstein in order to be deserving of public attention.
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While public attention understandably focuses on the president's high-profile cabinet selections, one obscure position receives little attention — yet it's vitally important to the future of our economy.
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Goldman gained public attention in 2017, when he began tweeting about a variety of controversial topics, including whether Facebook uses the microphones on consumers' smartphones to target ads.
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For the most part, we only find out when the speakers themselves learn that their posts or accounts have disappeared and choose to call public attention to it.
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The two-decade-old case, which has received scant public attention until now, is surfacing as the Democrat finds herself in a surprisingly close race against Republican Sen.
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Countries around the world, from the United States to India, are just beginning to grapple with the ways that highly lucrative model affects political speech and public attention.
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As she did at her convention, she needs to bring a bevy of speakers to public attention who can testify from working with her how trustworthy she is.
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Public attention was galvanized last month by the plight of Esraa el Taweel, a disabled young photographer who vanished for two weeks before eventually surfacing in a courthouse.
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In 2016, a new commander in the department's Youth and Family Services Division opted to begin aggressively using social media to generate immediate public attention for missing persons.
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In short, while much public attention is still focused on the futuristic city-driving dream, the real progress is often happening in transport niches largely out of view.
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Johnny, who is asking the judge to slap Amber with $100,000 in sanctions, strongly insinuates Amber doesn't really want a divorce ... because she's reveling in the public attention.
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While most criminal defendants lie low, he has sought public attention since his December 2015 arrest, lashing out at critics and boasting of his wealth on social media.
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Thursday brings us the next installment when Comey will go before the Senate Intelligence Committee in what's likely the final time he will capture public attention so epically.
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The knowledge that money buys access to the law is by no means new, but this case could serve to bring this systemic issue more to public attention.
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The painful spectacle of endowing a flaming narcissist with vast resources and public attention does give us an opportunity to witness our culture's dysfunctions, amplified into a caricature.
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Plus, September is usually the most active month for fires in Brazil, and public attention may have temporarily reversed any policy-driven incentive for land clearing and burning.
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This week marks the 10th Annual World Oceans Day, a global confluence of ocean-awareness events intended to bring our oceans the level of public attention they deserve.
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Charlottesville has pushed Trump's racism out of the shadows, and the media have focused public attention on the grotesque moral deformities that have become suddenly and embarrassingly visible.
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George W. Bush soared in approval after 9/11 and stayed high for nearly two years; his response to terrorism, not the Tier-3 economy, commanded public attention.
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While recent lone wolf attacks might have turned the spotlight on perpetrators of domestic abuse later committing acts of terrorist violence, most abuse remains hidden from public attention.
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The technology caught public attention in April 2018 when comedian Jordan Peele created a video pretending that former President Barack Obama insulted President Donald Trump in a speech.
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Judge Sharp says Kim's success with Alice Johnson proves she's incredibly effective in a process that would normally take months, because of the public attention she can bring.
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The people who staff and head executive branch agencies make a stream of daily decisions, the vast majority of which never rise to the level of public attention.
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The letter also highlights an issue that hasn't gotten as much public attention: Outbreaks inside detention facilities, they say, pose serious risks to the general public as well.
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The Kingston spill brought to public attention one more hazard of the fossil-fuel economy: the creation of immense, dangerous piles of filthy coal ash near power plants.
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After all, Mr. Comey first came to wide public attention for his role in a 2004 drama at the hospital bedside of John Ashcroft, then the attorney general.
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All the outrageous prosecutions and permitting cases that came to public attention over the past decade have been under the pre-WOTUS rules that EPA just re-imposed.
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The killing suddenly refocused, at least for the moment, public attention on foreign policy, which has played a minor role in a presidential primary dominated by domestic concerns.
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This year, there's been increased public attention on the industry, which is partly driven by an outbreak of vaping-related lung injuries that have alarmed public health experts.
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Accidents, including a fatality involving an Uber test vehicle in Arizona last year, have grabbed public attention and reinforced perceptions that self-driving technology is not yet ready.
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Space has long been a pursuit of wealthy investors, and Mr. Bezos and Mr. Musk have captured the most public attention in recent years for their audacious visions.
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The difference in the Oncor deal is the public attention it has received, the sort of coverage that invariably triggers a flood of public opinion and broad speculation.
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After decades of work far from public attention, Mr. Romo and his staff are now facing what could be the most significant change to their sleepy agency in decades.
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Public figure Kim Han Sol first came to public attention in 2011, when a private high school in Bosnia-Herzegovina confirmed that he had been accepted to study there.
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Pai's charge to repeal the 2015 Open Internet Order, the net neutrality rules enacted under former Chairman Tom Wheeler, drew unprecedented levels of public attention over the past year.
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Hearings have historically served the function of focusing public attention on pertinent issues and educating the public about problems -- from failed policies to political corruption -- that have plagued Washington.
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Shaw sued in federal court without much public attention, at least until the Justice Department chimed in with statement of interest, saying Shaw had a valid free speech claim.
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Illegal Chinese immigration came to public attention in 2000 when 58 Chinese migrants were found dead in the back of a lorry that had come through the Channel Tunnel.
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Sheldon Whitehouse said one key task for Democrats over the next three years is keeping public attention on Donald Trump if he continues to "sabotage" the Affordable Care Act.
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He suggested the NFL was encouraging the controversy over players kneeling at the start of games to divert public attention away from what was happening in the concussion case.
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"Putting public attention on that misconduct is the only way for others to know they're not crazy, they didn't just mess up — it's a systemic problem," Konanova told me.
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The legal loopholes surrounding sexual encounters between officers and detainees first drew public attention after Anna Chambers reported that two NYPD detectives raped her while she was in custody.
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"Such public attention elevates the importance of hostages and gives nefarious actors an incentive to capture Americans in order to draw attention to their demands and causes," he said.
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The seemingly small display of resistance to the state legislation helped increase safe restroom access to trans people, while also increasing the public attention and outrage toward the bill.
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"All the public attention on VR has focused on visual experiences and putting on a headset and being inside a digital space," said Narula, who started Improbable in 2012.
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The FDA has its work cut out for it as it tries to rein in unregulated and unproven industries that are racking up public attention and billion-dollar profits.
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The company's plans to launch an ICO were still in the early stages when Nix was suspended last month and the Facebook data leak started to gain public attention.
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It also featured paintings and poems from the pop star, who has seemingly shrunk from public attention ever since her long-simmering feud with Kanye West erupted in 2016.
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Why they were ever convinced of that, considering Trump's longstanding ability to get more public attention than all the journalists covering him combined, is a bit of a mystery.
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While its balance sheet and share price are unlikely to be affected by a lengthy and draining lawsuit, the bank might feel uncomfortable at the level of public attention.
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Given the amount of public attention that FINTRAC's enforcement notice against Manulife Bank as attracted, Canadian firms should expect similar scrutiny the next time over future FINTRAC enforcement activity.
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Yet, it seems the war we engaged in and fought in to avenge the 2628/28503 attack has slipped from the consciousness of our political debate and public attention.
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He looks like the kind of rockstar you'd never see slumming it at street level, but this kind of public attention is a relatively new addition to Fortune's life.
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The issue came to public attention after the State Department reached a settlement with Defense Distributed in June, paving the way for the group to release the files online.
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But there's another explanation: After Halbach's murder gained public attention, both police and prosecutors realized they needed to prove to media and the public they could solve this case.
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Rosenstein oversaw Mueller's investigation as a result of Sessions's own recusal and endured massive public attention as well as some attacks from Trump over the course of the investigation.
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The Changsheng case, which dates to November but first gained public attention on July 15, is the latest in a slew of scandals that has plagued China's pharmaceutical industry.
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Instead, it mostly works to distract public attention away from hot topics by highlighting the positive, cheering the state, symbols of the regime, or the Communist Party's revolutionary past.
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Congress wrote new laws to insert human rights concerns into the guts of U.S. foreign policymaking, while private advocates formed new organizations to focus public attention on the issue.
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Almost two years after it started and more than three months after it came to national public attention, the residents of Flint are still struggling with lead-contaminated water.
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Pelosi knows that Trump loves public attention, and she has total control over whether Trump can be officially invited to give the State of the Union at the Capitol.
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Washington shocker: With overwhelming bipartisan support and little public attention, the House of Representatives recently passed the most significant reforms to individual retirement accounts in more than a decade.
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Mr. Buttigieg's ability to articulate his sexual orientation through the lens of faith has captured public attention and drawn him into a theological spat with Vice President Mike Pence.
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That caper has increased public attention to the problem of foreign interference in US politics, but the problem is more extensive than discourse about the impeachment process would suggest.
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Coming from the founder of the company that brought the yoni egg to public attention, there isn't anything that the actress and businesswoman could do that would surprise us.
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Therefore, it is fair to assume that the sole purpose of issuing the report was to create media hype and draw the public attention to Holden's cyber security business.
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With a circulation of fifteen hundred, Wagner's diatribe makes limited inroads on public attention and would have been forgotten had its author failed to deliver works of greater genius.
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In fact, it's rare for a fashion retailer to lose a large portion of its customer base over poor labor practices, although public attention can pressure it to improve.
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Mr. Trump's attack on the media for publishing leaks from the F.B.I. and domestic intelligence agencies succeeded for a few days in diverting public attention from his Russian connections.
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Zaslavskiy and Lacroix appear to be capitalizing on the newfound interest around bitcoin and other digital currencies, which have captured public attention by reaching record values in recent months.
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L.S.U. certainly gained plenty this season, including months of public attention and a soaring reputation that may help the Tigers to guard — somewhat — against the pitfalls of college football.
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At issue are four hard drives and 246 thumb drives, comprising years of backups of Mr. Hofeller's computer, that came to public attention only by the oddest of coincidences.
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A January 2018 study by two M.I.T. researchers first focused public attention on the higher misidentification rates for dark-skinned women by three leading purveyors of facial recognition algorithms.
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Since the inception of the digital age, the United States has been the unchallenged global leader in computing technology, but with little public attention, our advantage has been eclipsed.
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But a senior F.A.A. official, who was not authorized to speak publicly, praised Dr. Dekker's study and said it identified important issues that had not received enough public attention.
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Kaepernick and Eric Reid, both former San Francisco 49ers who used public attention on games to make symbolic protests, attended the U.S. Open where Williams played on Friday night.
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Just by showing up in the well of the Senate during trial, Trump would draw mass public attention to the process, which likely would not serve his political interests.
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Tesla's chief accounting officer, Dave Morton, has resigned after just a month, citing "the level of public attention placed on the company," the carmaker said in an 8K filing.
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How and when exactly Mueller's investigation will finally conclude has captured significant public attention as President Donald Trump fiercely maintains that his campaign did not collude with the Kremlin.
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The White House issued its statement a day after the meeting took place, as public attention was dominated by congressional testimony by Michael D. Cohen, Mr. Trump's former fixer.
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But if we focused on all gun violence, we couldn't do that — public attention on the daily occurrence of dozens of tragedies would make the problem impossible to ignore.
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For years, she didn't report the assault, but as the #MeToo movement gained public attention in 2017, she decided to come forward, making reports to police and her former employer.
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" Ringli adds that the "outward appearance of the TWA Terminal bears evidence of the same economic thinking of attracting public attention through an exclusive design — and possesses that very potential.
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A free mobile application called Be My Eyes has also recently gained wide public attention, in which anyone is able to sign up to provide visual assistance to the blind.
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The Russia scandal might get in the way of Trump's agenda because it reduces the amount of public attention paid to it, or Trump's sway with lawmakers to enact it.
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And the long drama diverted public attention from the country's sluggish economy and political muddle "to something that the government could take action on", says Pavin Chachavalpongpun of Kyoto University.
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These are the bigwigs who profited from the Zuma years, and did not mind the race-baiting that the Zuma camp used to distract public attention from its own misdeeds.
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Ned Price, a former National Security Council spokesman for Obama and former CIA official, said Trump was trying to shift public attention away from the critical book by Manigault Newman.
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Since then, public attention has shifted away from the crisis, which was sparked by the city's decision to switch away from Detroit's water system to use the Flint River instead.
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He tried to deflect public attention by tweeting about Comey's admission that he asked a friend of his to share the content of memos about their meetings with the press.
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But all those new promotional paths and the extended runway of public attention have also led some regular Super Bowl advertisers to start exploring ways around that pricey main attraction.
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The British conservationist Norman Myers drew public attention to mass extinction, disappearing habitats and environmental refugees long before they became common topics in the news and causes of widespread concern.
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Stone has attracted public attention for a series of tweets he posted during the heat of the 22019 campaign that appeared to forecast email releases from WikiLeaks before they occurred.
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This selective fear of evil is evident, too, in the Trump administration's heavy-handed efforts to turn public attention away from the role of gun access in the Vegas massacre.
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Among all these changes, YouTube's beauty community has attracted some major public attention, with publications like The New York Times covering the scandal between YouTube influencer Tati Westbrook and Charles.
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The public attention has forced the government in her home state of Maharashtra to enforce a court judgment allowing women into any part of a temple a man can enter.
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He has shied away from scheduled news conferences that could draw more public attention and possible fury from the White House, preferring informal, impromptu encounters with reporters at the Pentagon.
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Efforts by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to overhaul federal rules on sexual misconduct have focused public attention on college campuses, where assault, rape and harassment have made headlines for years.
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Most presidential candidates (with the exception of Senator Bernie Sanders, who has been a strong opponent of the Yemen war) don't mention Yemen much, and it receives little public attention.
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Just as the public attention of the 1978 strike contributed to that 1980 decision, so might the current prison strike create changes to the current system of prison labor exploitation.
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With much public attention currently diverted to the investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, Republicans may feel that now is the right time to move on health care.
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With Mr. Lehrer reporting from Washington and Mr. MacNeil from New York, the program sought to represent all sides of a controversy by eliciting comments from rivals for public attention.
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The issue first came up after Vox Media journalist Carlos Maza called public attention to the repeated harassment he was receiving from conservative YouTube commentator Steven Crowder on the platform.
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The campaign, carried out by IRA agents and using automated troll farms jumped on events almost instantly to juice tech platforms' algorithms and grab an outsize portion of public attention.
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Several mayors said it was heartening to see their strain of public service magnified in Mr. Buttigieg's run, listing their own recent civic feats that received considerably less public attention.
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The tool received public attention last month when President Donald Trump threatened to use "the military version of eminent domain" to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Among the many calamities engendered by the circus atmosphere of this White House is the diversion of public attention away from many other activities undertaken by the Republican-controlled government.
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Syed's case won public attention in 2014 when it was the subject of the "Serial" podcast, produced by public radio station WBEZ Chicago and downloaded tens of millions of times.
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Ms. Shim's troubles first came to public attention last January, when she left the national team training facility in the run-up to the Pyeongchang Games because of physical abuse.
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The #MeToo movement has resulted in increased scrutiny of the treatment of women in the workplace, and anti-bullying campaigns have received increased public attention over the last few years.
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From average residents to Sanders supporters, and even to those who favor Clinton herself, several residents expressed concern that both political and public attention will die down after the primaries.
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Mr. Putin's foreign policy adventures, including the annexation of Crimea in 2014 and direct intervention in the Syrian war since 2015, diverted public attention from economic problems — up to now.
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At the end, I thought of something Ted Kaczynski (also known as the Unabomber), once said: In order to gain public attention and retain it, one had to kill people.
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The second lesson, given how little public attention has been paid to the wildfires, is that there is little reason to think increased natural disasters alone will produce the necessary leadership.
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"To capture public attention and concern, it may be more fruitful to talk about extreme events that have potentially much more serious effects on the economy and human health," Mullin added.
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Oceanographers and environmentalists have been concerned with plastics pollution for years, but the issue gained broader public attention in 2018, with many jurisdictions banning plastic drinking straws, eating utensils and bags.
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The issue received widespread public attention in 2017, after a high-profile federal court judge in California, Alex Kozinski, said he would retire after multiple women accused him of sexual harassment.
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Though their deaths have received different levels of public attention, the search for their killers has been equally frustrating for the victims' loved ones and for the people investigating the homicides.
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Buonfiglio alleges that Stanton's TV gigs, on both The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise, have put their two young daughters in the spotlight, whether they wanted that public attention or not.
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In this case, however, it appears to have distracted public attention as the Puerto Rico crisis — fueling accusations that the Trump government is uninterested in the welfare of ethnic minority groups.
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He can portray them as motivated by partisan spite, while running down the clock until after the next election, when the subpoenas expire, or at least until public attention moves on.
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He first came to public attention running Mjaft, an activist anti-corruption group which did much to discredit the government of Sali Berisha, who was prime minister from 2005 to 2013.
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They came to public attention in the 1990s, when a variant form of the best known of them, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), was shown to be transmissible from cattle to people.
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That on-screen success led to public attention when Alexis decided to transition to female in her late 30s, a process she documented in 2007 documentary Alexis Arquette: She's My Brother.
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Brown's story first captured public attention after the 22004 documentary Me Facing Life: Cyntoia's Story, which explored her case and the impact of her life as a teenage sex trafficking victim.
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Still, he remains a constant focus of public attention, helped by his use of Twitter, a tool that was seldom used or was entirely unavailable to his most recent three predecessors.
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He came to wider public attention with his star turns on the BBC's popular satirical TV quiz show "Have I Got News For You" and his gift for humor comes naturally.
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Mr. Reed's team of lawyers has been digging hard for new evidence and witnesses, but Mr. Benjet said the rise in public attention might also have encouraged some to speak up.
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Opposition leaders accuse the BJP of protecting Sengar after the case stirred public attention in 2018, when the woman tried to kill herself, saying police had refused to take her complaint.
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But as public attention grew, the authorities quickly tightened the net around the young protesters, leading to the detention and disappearance of student activists -- including several recent graduates from Peking University.
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As both the Italian and the American hedgehogs know, public attention is often fitful, imperfectly formed, ignorant of the science or reasoning behind policies and projects -- and increasingly suspicious of authority.
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Working his way through a package of red Twizzlers as he waited for a TV appearance, Hickenlooper expressed the lament of all the Democrats struggling for the sunlight of public attention.
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Almost 50 years since the passage of Britain's equal pay act, the continued gulf in earnings between men and women has attracted significant public attention over the past year or so.
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In dozens of stories, the mainstream media has played a pivotal role in bringing to public attention the Trump Administration policies and practices related to immigrants at the border with Mexico.
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"This is an American-style use of our judicial system," he said to some shock laughter in the audience, adding that the lawsuit was a "performance" aimed at getting public attention.
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At First Boston, even though he was among the earliest to popularize trading in mortgage securities, his peers including Mr. Ranieri and others drew more public attention as innovators and moneymakers.
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His taste for the dramatic has caught public attention and his willingness to disturb the status quo has convinced many that his intentions are more sincere than those of his predecessors.
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In an effort to try to build pressure on Democrats, as well as capture public attention, dozens have been trying to get into the secure area where witnesses are being questioned.
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"The public attention doesn't make me feel like a star or unique; I see it as an opportunity to raise my voice and educate more people," Vizguerra told the Westword recently.
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But even though this happens — and occasionally draws public attention — the opposite is happening at a far larger scale: Dozens of generic drugs are being discontinued because prices are too low.
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The war has garnered relatively little public attention in the West, but that may be changing, particularly because of the role Western governments play in supplying arms to the coalition countries.
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"Since I joined Tesla on August 6th, the level of public attention placed on the company, as well as the pace within the company, have exceeded my expectations," Mr. Morton said.
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"The level of public attention placed on the company, as well as the pace within the company, have exceeded my expectations," Mr. Morton said in a statement included in the filing.
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Among other things, Justice Kennedy was the bulwark against legal assaults against abortion, perhaps the one issue, more than any other, where the court's influence and public attention so clearly intersect.
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One reason is that the most gruesome crimes that have caught the public attention were directed at immigrants, mostly with a Muslim background, or were crimes connected to the immigration crisis.
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Syed&aposs case won public attention in 2014 when it was the subject of the "Serial" podcast, produced by public radio station WBEZ Chicago and downloaded tens of millions of times.
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A more plausible explanation, suggested by Parkland, is that public attention may remain on gun control over a prolonged period, even if there is no substantive national gun control legislation pending.
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Horowitz attracted public attention early in his career as an assistant U.S. attorney in New York for prosecuting corrupt police officers in the infamous "Dirty 22019" case in the mid-1990s.
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The final stages of Peak Pegasus' one-month journey to Dalian captured public attention in China as it became uncertain if it would arrive in time before the duties kicked in.
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Several opposition leaders said Danko was trying to divert public attention away from criticism of the distribution of EU subsidies for research programs in the education department led by his party.
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Instead, they are drip-fed first to Turkish media -- who will presumably be less questioning -- and then to their foreign counterparts to be sure the case never falls from public attention.
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Chief accounting officer Dave Morton resigned after just a month with the company, citing "the level of public attention placed on the company," the carmaker said Friday in an 8K filing.
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Ms. Kidman said she wanted to ensure that domestic violence, perhaps the story's darkest theme (unless you count homicide) received proper public attention and was not overshadowed by the outré histrionics.
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Mr. de Havilland first came to public attention in 1964, when, during a photo shoot in London, someone spotted the shoes he had designed for his girlfriend, the model Perin Lewis.
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In a jailhouse interview with Jillian Lauren for New York magazine, Mr. Little said that he had evaded capture by preying on those whose deaths would not garner widespread public attention.
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The racist violence nearly a century ago in Tulsa gained new public attention in October when the HBO television series "Watchmen" opened its debut season with a depiction of the massacre.
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Public attention was focused Thursday on FBI official Peter Strzok's televised testimony before two House committees regarding his anti-Trump texts while he was investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential race.
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His protestations did nothing to stop Hannah from all but dragging him out of the house by his ear, and naturally, it seems he doesn't want any public attention on his feed.
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It has been selling the powerful Pegasus tool since 2011, but it first came to public attention in 2016 when a Dubai-based human rights activist was targeted with the hacking tool.
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In recent days, public attention has focused on how some 250 children recently held for as long as three weeks at the Border Patrol's station in Clint, Texas, southeast of El Paso.
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"The reason for this choice of name is to bring wider public attention to the need to continue protecting fragile habitats in the U.S. that still contain many undescribed species," he added.
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After just a month at the company, Tesla's chief accounting officer Dave Morton resigned over "the level of public attention placed on the company," the company announced in an SEC filing Friday.
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As political violence carried out in the name of Muslim superiority came to public attention in recent decades, bigots and racists used the phenomenon as proof of their theories on Mulim culture.
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In this light, I, Tonya reads like a prologue for the current status quo of media coverage, which revolves around glimmering spectacles that draw in public attention, and gain traction over time.
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Ceph is an open source technology for distributed storage that gets very little public attention but that provides the underlying storage services for many of the world's largest container and OpenStack deployments.
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And while Carson expresses confidence about his ability to master new topics quickly, recent terrorist attacks drew heavy public attention to issues of defense and foreign policy where he has little experience.
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While Oculus has devoted much of its public attention on prototypes to standalone headsets, "Half Dome" showcases some big changes that will move the dial on the highest-end VR headset displays.
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While it's great that Blair is drawing public attention to the realities of living with MS, there's a lot that researchers and doctors simply don't know about the disease — including the cause.
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While there's no shortage of weighty issues to occupy the two leaders during their first-ever meeting April 6-7, public attention has shifted more toward diplomatic etiquette — such as Trump's handshake.
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The person familiar with Cohen's time in Otisville said that Cohen was relieved to be free of public attention and of the anxiety he felt before reporting to prison on May 6.
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We saw that with #MeToo movement," Jefferson said, "pushing open to acknowledge a kind of solidarity with and call for a kind of public attention to working class women and sexual harassment.
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The spectacle of using the Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb on Thursday held public attention until the weekend, when North Korea began a celebration that many expected would include a nuclear test.
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It's a step in the right direction to stand up for our democracy while drawing public attention on the fact that we will not accept unmarked, maliciously-intended deep fake videos. Period.
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The timing of the announcement also helps deflect Israeli public attention away from a new corruption scandal exposed this week involving Netanyahu purchasing stocks at an incredible discount, possibly hiding a bribe.
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And they were saying the real reason for the firing was because Trump blamed Comey for continued public attention to the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties with the Russian government.
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The turmoil was first reported by Mexico's Milenio newspaper late last month, making public the type of legal disputes over Mexico government contracts that are frequent but rarely rise to public attention.
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Mr. Wehelie first came to public attention in 2010, when he and his brother, Yahya Wehelie, both American citizens, were temporarily detained in Cairo and prevented by the F.B.I. from flying home.
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The Judiciary Committee investigation, which began this summer, has received less public attention than the intelligence committees', which have been looking at Russian interference in the 2016 election since early this year.
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And despite this deep history, these issues have been met with only mild police reforms — causing every successive police shooting that draws public attention to fuel even more outrage toward law enforcement.
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Kate's public life has centered around the well-being of children, from encouraging them to play outside to encouraging public attention on issues facing kids such as addiction, poverty, abuse and neglect.
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Professor Lessig, the lawyer for the Washington State electors, said a decision in their favor could help focus public attention on the shortcomings of the Electoral College in reflecting the popular will.
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But now that he's back to making big movies — including a starring role in the upcoming The Batman — Pattinson, 33, said he's not worried about returning to that level of public attention.
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Martin Schulz, the Social Democratic candidate for chancellor, called it a "phantom debate," fabricated to divert public attention from a right-wing terrorist who had just been discovered in the German Army.
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While public attention has shifted away from the Rio Grande Valley, given the caravans and large groups arriving elsewhere, the region still has the highest numbers of illegal crossings along the border.
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Foxx went on to star in the sitcom "Sanford and Son," which premièred in 22008, and brought an entire attitude out of the night-club scene and gained it worldwide public attention.
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Syed&aposs case won public attention in 2014 when it was the subject of the "Serial" podcast, which was downloaded tens of millions of times, inspiring news articles and an HBO documentary.
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The lawsuits are drawing new public attention on the company's practices and are highlighting critics' two chief concerns: TikTok's ties with the Chinese government and how it handles the data of minors.
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Although the nine-member Supreme Court draws most public attention, the country's 13 appeals courts (the second tier of the three-level US judiciary) can significantly impact the law in American life.
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And whatever else the Kardashians lacked — talent, class, a clear reason for being famous — they had a stranglehold on public attention, and the ability to direct that attention as they saw fit.
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Controversy around YouTube's policies hit a high point in June after Vox Media journalist Carlos Maza called public attention to the repeated harassment he was receiving from conservative YouTube commentator Steven Crowder.
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The lawsuits are drawing new public attention on the company's practices and are highlighting critics' two chief concerns: TikTok's ties with the Chinese government and how it handles the data of minors.
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Ellwood, a former captain in the British army, received widespread public attention when he was pictured on Wednesday with blood on his face and hands after joining unsuccessful attempts to revive Palmer.
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Egyptian human rights activists, who say the government has arrested more than 300 gay and transgender people since 2013, condemned the arrests as an attempt to distract public attention from social problems.
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Although professional cyber criminals would likely be a lot more targeted in their attacks, and less keen to draw public attention, given their motive is economic gain — rather than watching the world burn.
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Orlando's body count elevated what was already a harsh yet representative week into an unreal tragedy, one more than capable of demanding public attention in a way that most mass shootings do not.
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That's the trip that drew public attention because Linton posted a picture of the couple disembarking from their government plane on Instagram — and then responded to a critical commenter with a lengthy rant.
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Networks of automated and semi-automated accounts have received increased public attention over the past four years as they have been leveraged to spread disinformation, denial-of-service attacks, and generally cause chaos.
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Democrats are trying to focus public attention on Mueller's words and on his 448-page report, including several episodes in which Trump sought to influence the special counsel's investigation into Russia election interference.
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Now, after Friday's seizure by police of hundreds of bags, including expensive Hermes ones, and a stash of jewelry from apartment units where Najib's family was living, public attention is focusing on Rosmah.
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Gantz, who has promised to pursue clean government, has sought to undermine Netanyahu by focusing public attention on the state's decision not to deem the prime minister a suspect in the submarine case.
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With more public attention to this issue — and with April 2 marking Equal Pay Day — gender and diversity funds have emerged to help investors identify companies that are paying attention to these concerns.
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"Despite increased public attention, APT40 continues to conduct cyber espionage operations following a regular tempo, and we anticipate their operations will continue through at least the near and medium term," the post reads.
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Johnny Townsend, who interviewed survivors in the late '80s and finally published their accounts in 2014, said the 40th anniversary commemoration gave it a kind of public attention it had not had before.
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Insider has previously documented some of the better-known side effects to winning the lottery, which include being scammed, getting taken advantage of by friends and family, receiving unwanted public attention, and overspending.
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But with so little public attention focused on these negotiations, the danger is that we could end up without an amendment, or one that is not sufficiently ambitious to deal with this threat.
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The Interpreter It is a truth universally acknowledged by every war correspondent, humanitarian aid worker and Western diplomat: Some wars, like Syria's, receive tremendous public attention, which can translate into pressure for resolution.
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Fascinating, because of the sheer number of amateur armchair prosecutors who have come out of the woodwork to clamor for public attention and wax poetic about investigations in which they had no part.
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In an Instagram message accompanying a clip of the flying flag, the embassy said the move was "to support the LGBT community and draw public attention to the discrimination LGBT people constantly face".
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The issue has come to public attention after the family of a six-year-old boy who suffers from a rare form of epilepsy applied to the government to use cannabis oil medication.
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But as Posner points out, the truth is more complicated; the Patriots' once-united team harmony has become more polyphonic as they've weathered the vicissitudes of the game, politics, controversy, and public attention.
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In relation both to Project Dragonfly and to Google's involvement in the US government's drone programme, Project Maven, whistle-blowers have been crucial in bringing ethical concerns over Google's operations to public attention.
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Deals have happened because Republicans and Democrats alike have worked together quietly, while keeping public attention focused on high-profile, deeply polarized disagreements over things like gun regulation and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It also undercut domestic critics who had warned of a "diplomatic tsunami" because of Israel's policies toward the Palestinians, and it diverted public attention, at least temporarily, from the corruption investigations against him.
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JERUSALEM — After the spectacular collapse of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempt to build a coalition threw Israel into an unprecedented do-over election, Israeli public attention on Thursday was glued to two politicians.
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The primary reason cases like this should be reviewed is to ensure both that justice is done and that neither public attention nor political motivation has tainted the calculus of a sentencing recommendation.
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Daraprim came to public attention in 2015, after the pharmaceutical company Turing Pharmaceuticals increased the price of the decades-old drug from $13.50 to $750 per pill -- a hike of more than 5,000%.
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As president, Mr. Trump has brought public attention to his family-owned golf clubs by visiting them regularly, including six visits to the Virginia course while the P.G.A. promoted tickets to this event.
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Donald Trump&aposs visit to London on Wednesday, which could have derailed the campaign, passed largely without incident, while last week&aposs London terror attack also took public attention away from the campaign.
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In the course of her fight, Ms. Li said her biggest challenge was a personal one: fear of speaking out about a marriage gone wrong, and enduring the public attention that would bring.
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Chen Weixiang ran a blog called "Heart Sanitation" which provided advice to workers on how to deal with unfair contracts and gain public attention for their working conditions by using social media platforms.
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"Since I joined Tesla on August 6, the level of public attention placed on the company, as well as the pace within the company, have exceeded my expectations," Morton said in the filing.
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"Since I joined Tesla on August 6, the level of public attention placed on the company, as well as the pace within the company, have exceeded my expectations," Morton said in a statement.
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The decision not to engage on the facts and substantive merits is consistent with Trump's tendency thus far to steer public attention away from the actual evidence and towards his claims of victimization.
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While working on "The Art of the Deal," Schwartz kept a journal in which he expressed his amazement at Trump's personality, writing that Trump seemed driven entirely by a need for public attention.
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Boel's case, however, gained public attention in a 1999 biography of Queen Paola, Albert's Italian wife, which noted he had an extra-marital relationship from which a daughter was born in the 1960s.
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Government data shows women in Britain earn 18 percent less than men on average, and salary differences have attracted significant public attention, with large businesses required to publish pay gap figures this year.
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Trump's conversation came to public attention last week after an unnamed whistleblower alerted the intelligence community's inspector general, Michael Atkinson, that Trump made a promise to a foreign leader in a phone call.
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"Despite increased public attention, APT22019 continues to conduct cyber espionage operations following a regular tempo, and we anticipate their operations will continue through at least the near and medium term," the post reads.
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The trip came after Obama received an email from an 8-year-old girl, Mari Copeny, who is known as "Little Miss Flint" for her efforts in drawing public attention to the crisis.
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Collins has been hustling behind the scenes to find support for the proposal -- lining up support from a swath of Republicans and Democrats -- even as public attention focused more high-profile tactics, like Sen.
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Meanwhile, here's a look at Lyft CEO Logan Green, who has mostly shunned public attention up till now but is racing to take his company public before its much larger rival Uber gets there.
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Plainly that is gossip as it relates to Obama and has no place on his article, but it is relevant to the song in that is brought the music video to wide public attention.
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There have been several attempts to take up gun control in Congress in recent years as a string of shootings across the country, at schools, churches, and concerts, focused public attention on the issue.
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The Butina case captivated public attention in the U.S. because it unfolded around the same time as special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference, even though the two probes were entirely separate.
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Well, it could mean that the theory motivating most of the 20-plus candidates — that they should make their cases and wait for their turns in the sun of public attention — is just wrong.
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In effect, the strike managed to divert public attention away from Iran's efforts to co-opt the Iraqi state for its own gains and onto the United States' apparently dangerous presence in the country.
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Green claimed that after reading, he attempted and failed to meet with Harbach and his agent to discuss the overlaps; he also wrote a Medium post about it in 2016 hoping for public attention.
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More recent police shootings and incidents of police brutality still draw local attention and activist outrage, but they often fail to attract the same level of public attention they did from 2014 to 2016.
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As technology and social media scholar danah boyd noted in a truly revelatory podcast about internet misinformation, the precise goal of bad actors and conspiracy theorists is to get public attention at all costs.
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Also, marijuana panics are much easier to stir up when there isn't another demon drug vying for public attention—and at the moment, given the tremendous overdose death rate, opioids are in the spotlight.
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"It's already my second hometown #dubai selfie," he captioned: Now, we feel we shouldn't give more media attention to this chap, but considering that it's out there in the public attention, we're caving in.
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Despite sex discrimination being outlawed in the 1970s, few women in Britain hold top positions and salary differences have attracted significant public attention, with large businesses required to publish pay gap figures this year.
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While the scandal centred on the German carmaker's cheat software, it also focused public attention on an industry-wide disparity between nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions on the road and those recorded in regulatory tests.
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Shadow Brokers came to public attention last August when it mounted an unsuccessful attempt to auction off a set of older cyber-spying tools it said were stolen from the U.S. National Security Agency.
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Some of these requests could result in newly embarrassing information and, at the very least, will refocus public attention on controversial internal disputes within the DNC, such as disparagement of the Bernie Sanders campaign.
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In another interview, Graham told CBS News the House investigation is "a bunch of B.S." That comment generated a lot of public attention, though it also rubbed some of his colleagues the wrong way.
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The defense: Smith said he believes the funds were used appropriately and only regrets not authorizing them to be used immediately in order to avoid some of the maintenance issues that captured public attention.
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"We are beyond excited to partner with the Human Rights Campaign in raising LGBTQ issues and the policy stances of candidates to greater public attention in this cycle," UCLA Luskin Dean Gary Segura said.
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Theresa wrote about that strike and became really interested in using these strikes, which involved a lot of women in the streets, to begin to draw public attention to the conditions that workers experienced.
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This was at the front of protesters' minds as they called for justice, due to a real worry that the killer here would not be caught without more public attention going to the incident.
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The crisis might undermine Mr. Trump's plans to run on promises of continued prosperity and instead focus public attention above all on the difficult process of managing a contagion and rebuilding a shaken economy.
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Those attracted little public attention for Mr. Bush's failed White House bid, but the experience gave Mr. Muzinich a taste of doing thankless work in a political caldron and managing big personalities under pressure.
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Productivity — how much value the economy generates in an average hour of work — gets less public attention than more intuitive economic concepts such as employment and wages, but it may be even more fundamental.
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"Defendants' assertion that Makaeff anticipated in 2011 the degree to which this case would attract public attention due to the 2016 presidential campaign is risible," Curiel wrote in a 24-page order issued Tuesday.
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A combination of suspense and outrage can distract from whatever congressional Republicans are doing, sap energy from political opponents and keep the glare of public attention where the president likes it best — on himself.
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Public attention may be focused on an impeachment battle in Washington, but the underlying forces that drove recession fears in the summer are still very much here — with some new ones potentially in play.
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But now, with public attention spread thin, a more carefully engineered version of the ban remains in effect to ensure the "same basic policy outcome," in the words of White House adviser Stephen Miller.
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Congress first limited Section 215 in 2015 with the USA Freedom Act, passed two years after former National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden brought the bulk surveillance of phone records to broad public attention.
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The focus of public attention appears to be shifting from the well-documented defects of the health care law to the plaintive pleas of people terrified of losing insurance if the law is repealed.
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How to become a leaderFeloni: In terms of being the CEO and the leader of the company, how did it feel when the company started to get a lot more attraction and public attention?
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Several cases have captured public attention since the landmark Wolf Pack ruling in which the Supreme Court found five men who attacked the teenager guilty of rape, overturning a previous verdict of sexual abuse.
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Neither has received much public attention by party leaders, and both share the basic structure of an earlier legislative plan that divided Republican legislators so much that it never made it to a vote.
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Neither has received much public attention by party leaders, and both share the basic structure of an earlier legislative plan that divided Republican legislators so much that it never made it to a vote.
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By requiring 60 votes to move bills before they even come up for debate on the Senate floor, the minority party is able to obstruct without having to vote on amendments, minimizing public attention.
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Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters told a news conference he would seek a new venue for the retrial because the considerable public attention given the case in Cincinnati had "seeped" into the jury room.
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Well aware that their earlier battery-car offerings have failed to get anything like Tesla's level of public attention, the German brands are doggedly courting Silicon Valley-style buzz for the coming product blitz.
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The charter is championed by President Jacob Zuma and his supporters, who have backed populist policies under the guise of "radical economic transformation", perhaps to distract public attention from a growing mountain of corruption scandals.
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Though it is typically the Supreme Court that is "the focus of public attention", Mr Roberts observed, America's "system of justice depends fundamentally on the skill, hard work and dedication of those outside the limelight".
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The conspiracy theory has been gaining steam since late 2017, and came to wider public attention in late July when dozens of Trump supporters attended a rally in Florida while sporting QAnon shirts and signs.
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From 1973 to 2014, no officers in the city faced charges for on-duty shootings, even as high-profile incidents like the 2013 police shooting of an unarmed man named Clinton Allen drew public attention.
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This has, by and large, been a fairly substance-free election -- with Trump's tantrums leading the way in drawing all meaningful media and public attention away from matters of actual policy that affect our lives.
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All the furor over Facebook and Amazon has diverted public attention from Comcast and Charter, just when the cable industry's risk of regulation has been substantially eliminated through the helpfulness of FCC chairman Ajit Pai.
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" "If your aim is to become president, then you're going to have to field divisions of singers and dancers out on the street doing anything they can to grab public attention and seize those votes.
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The incident was brought to public attention by Dacia Anderson, a woman who often volunteered with the Amarillo-Panhandle Humane Society, which rents space from the AAMW at the facility where the controversial procedure occurred.
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For almost all of his adult life, he has been a lover of the limelight, ever hungry for the validation of public attention, from seeing his name in print to becoming a reality show star.
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But with all the discussion focused on Congress's agenda and how its leadership will work with the soon-to-be new president, a key aspect of the Senate's success — or failure — has escaped public attention.
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"We chose this story to highlight the continued struggles of people after natural disasters and crisis, especially as it moves out of the news cycle and public attention shifts elsewhere," Arora tells The Creators Project.
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But the court order was stayed pending an appeal, and the administration on Wednesday filed its notice to challenge the initial decision just as the House prepared to bring new public attention to the dispute.
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"As public attention has been drawn to the practice of collecting data, there is a heightened concern about the value of privacy and the value of consumer data," Delrahim said at University of Chicago conference.
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"Since I joined Tesla on August 6th, the level of public attention placed on the company, as well as the pace within the company, have exceeded my expectations," he said, according to The Associated Press.
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While Ms. Mark-Viverito proposed the idea of closing Rikers last month in her State of the City address, it is Governor Cuomo's support of the idea that has generated much of the public attention.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve's tricky strategy of communicating its policy intentions needs improvement because it focuses public attention too much on short-term economic data, a top Fed official said on Friday.
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With public attention focused on the scourge of online ticket scalping, Congress has passed a bill outlawing bots, or computer programs that let users scoop up the best tickets and resell them at inflated prices.
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It takes place in the hills northeast of Granada in El Barranco de Viznar but it received little public attention on the 80th anniversary of his death a year ago near the likely mass graves.
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It was a gruesome crime that pained many in the city, and focused public attention, however briefly, on the security problems that plague many of the developments operated by the New York City Housing Authority.
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Mr. Watson said the media's position that intense public attention to the case precluded Mr. Smollett's right to privacy was self-fulfilling; the media had full control over whether it gave a defendant that attention.
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Weeks before her arrest in Thailand, Ms. Vashukevich had come to public attention in Russia with the release of a video by Aleksei A. Navalny, a leading critic of the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Distressing photos of skeletal children, like Amal Hussain, 7, who died in October, have galvanized public attention on a crisis that, until recently, was overshadowed by other Middle Eastern conflict zones like Syria and Iraq.
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The indictment came to public attention weeks after Alabama enacted the nation's strictest anti-abortion law on the books, banning women from terminating a pregnancy in almost all instances, including cases of rape and incest.
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In addition to showing how Facebook's leaders failed to deal forthrightly with the situation, the piece has numerous examples of what I can only call dirty tricks to hurt rival companies and deflect public attention.
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With his agenda faltering, and public attention focused on accusations from former F.B.I. director and public testimony coming from his attorney general, Mr. Trump held what our reporter described as a "highly unusual" cabinet meeting.
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A massive market opportunity for small businessesWhile most public attention is on consumer-facing e-commerce, the business-to-business market is far larger — about six-times larger, according to the US International Trade Commission.
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In fact, such policy changes typically lack appropriate focus and fail to survive subsequent budget cuts once the bright lights of the cameras are gone and public attention has moved on to the next crisis.
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"While the big charismatic animals like bears, big cats and eagles tend to grab all the public attention, it's often the smaller, more obscure animals that are crucial to regional ecosystems and economies," Grace said.
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As global crises mount, the war has largely faded from public attention — but some 13,000 people have been killed, tens of thousands more injured, and Ukraine lives each day under the specter of Russian aggression.
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In contrast to a strike, blue flu — a condition that has also been known to afflict police officers — is a quiet form of protest, with no stated principles or claim for public attention or sympathy.
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Though Bannon has drawn more public attention, Hicks has spent far more time at Trump's side: Bannon joined Trump's campaign only in the summer of 2016 and left the White House roughly a year later.
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The "life without parole" sentences now handed out more and more frequently condemn thousands of people to a slow but inevitable death behind bars, in brutal, cruel conditions that are now coming to public attention.
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Every iteration of A Star Is Born is informed by the belief — the fear, really — that public attention and affection are finite resources, and that the creation of new celebrities requires older ones to be discarded.
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The war has so far garnered relatively little public attention in Western countries, but there are signs that is starting to change, particularly because of the role Western governments play supplying arms to the coalition countries.
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"With all the public attention surrounding the improper use of personal email by other administration officials, it is hard to believe that Secretary Carter would exercise the same error in judgment," McCain said in a statement.
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The investigations of Bill Clinton consumed public attention, cost tens of millions of dollars, and resulted in an impeachment that was totally unrelated to the alleged original offense, Whitewater, on which no charges were ever filed.
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In 2016, NSO was so reluctant to get any public attention that it didn't even have a website, and the little press coverage it got was vague and made it look like the company was secretive.
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The research showed that: China's move to lower tariffs on countries other than the U.S. has received little public attention, with much media coverage focusing on what Beijing and Washington say and do to each other.
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" She continued, "There is much more that is coming to public attention about Hillary Clinton's behavior, including the recent revelations about favors bestowed on the Clinton Foundation's donors who got special deals, who got state partnerships.
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More, they don't seem to realize that current art criticism doesn't always concern itself with taste making, or with shaping public attention in such a way as to enhance or choke off the attention of collectors.
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Cases were detected during testing in February and November last year, while one was detected in January this year, according to the statement, which was released on Friday but did not gain public attention until Saturday.
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The uranium investigation drew increased public attention last year after an informant involved in the probe claimed to have evidence tying the former Obama Administration to Russian influence peddling, a charge former administration officials have denied.
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As public attention has focused on China's cessation of coal imports, total Chinese trade with North Korea has grown by more than 37% in the first quarter of 2017, compared with the same period last year.
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Venezuela's crisis has received less public attention from U.S. President Donald Trump's administration in recent weeks as the White House has become embroiled in a confrontation with Iran and tensions over a trade dispute with China.
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He came to public attention in mid-2016 when he was found to have a luxury Lexus car with a government license plate, causing an outcry in a country where officials are expected to live modestly.
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Stipulating that Senate Democrats have limited procedural tools with which to stop the Republicans' alternative to Obamacare, I think it's fair to say that their efforts to focus public attention on Republicans' secretive process lack imagination.
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"Given the intense amount of public attention this pipeline has received, and the unlawful activity already experienced, there is a greater than typical risk that this information would be misused to harm the public," it wrote.
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These sexual allegations come just as the Harvey Weinstein scandal has given maximum public attention to any and all people accusing famous and powerful men of sexual assault and harassment, even from decades in the past.
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"Motorcoach safety received increased public attention after several serious crashes during 2011, some of which involved 'curbside' bus operators, passenger carrier operations often characterized by high passenger loads with service between urban areas," the agency wrote.
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Intense concern about the corrosive effects of populism and growing authoritarianism in NATO members like Turkey, Hungary and Poland on support for post-World War II institutions and policies received little or no sustained public attention.
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The Dunbar case, which attracted little public attention at the time, is now being raised by lawyers for victims of last year's massacre who are suing MGM Resorts International, owner of the Mandalay Bay, for negligence.
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" He claimed that he had "good reasons to believe" that some of the video footage spread on the internet was part of "well-directed misinformation in order to divert public attention from the murder in Chemnitz.
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Artist Raul de NievesCreditCreditNatalia Mantini for The New York Times With much public attention gobbled up by politically sensational works at last year's Whitney Biennial, the art of Raúl de Nieves felt like a calming counterweight.
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With their new proposal, House Democratic leaders hope to finesse the disagreements within their caucus and to focus public attention instead on the gulf that separates Democrats of all stripes from President Trump on health care.
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In a world in which public attention tends to be focused for a minute, then replaced by the next terrible thing, it is easy for a brand to make a remedial gesture and then move on.
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While his criminal prosecution has drawn public attention, the largely hidden negotiations over civil claims have been far more consequential for many of his accusers, who include women from the United States, Canada, Britain and Ireland.
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Viral videos of subway arrests in late October directed public attention to officers' policing tactics, generating discussion about transit policies and how low-income riders and people of color are more susceptible to fines or arrests.
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The uranium investigation drew increased public attention last year after an informant involved in the probe claimed to have evidence tying the former Obama administration to Russian influence peddling, a charge former administration officials have denied.
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"If there were actually funding in here to support more access to treatment and more evidence-based treatment options for people across the country, I suspect it would be more worthy of public attention," he added.
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While most of the public attention has been focused on which GOP senators might vote to convict Trump, Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerKrystal Ball: Is this how Bernie Sanders will break the establishment?
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Such mass migrations have become an annual rite, usually around Easter week, with the size of the group providing protection against the criminals who lurk along the path and helping to draw public attention to their plight.
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Now some are trying to deflect a bit of the blame away from Trump by pointing out that 7,000 anti-Semitic attacks took place during the Obama years and didn't get the same level of public attention.
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And the frustration UConn's black students feel builds off a recent wave of student activism that has seen renewed public attention in the wake of protests at the University of Missouri and other schools back in 2015.
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But generally, the public attention turns more toward shows that are well past their prime (Big Bang) or actively terrible (Netflix's Fuller House, one of the few shows the streaming service will allow is a genuine sensation).
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Bannon's comments, first brought to public attention by The Hill, came during a March 8 radio interview with Princeton law professor Robert P. George, who is Catholic and a vocal critic of Trump, the Republican presidential nominee.
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Other notes: The suit alleges that the story was an attempt to guide public attention away from the Trump/Russia scandal, and Wheeler also claims the network racially discriminated against him during his time as a contributor.
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Unfortunately, even with all of the public attention around Russian interference in the 2016 election, the chill on "white hat" security researchers (read: good-guy hackers) is still not getting much attention in the national cybersecurity conversation.
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Her team lays out a scary scenario, "The same people who have threatened Ms. Swift in the past, as well as copy cats, may be emboldened by public attention" they'd get if the whole transcript comes out.
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Titled Amateurs Only, the one-night only show curated by Brooke Wise and Yasmin Kaytmaz features the work of 12 international artists who deserve public attention, but haven't yet signed their lives over to the white cube.
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HB 565 was first introduced in March, but has come back to public attention due several converging events: The midterm election, the appointment of conservative Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh and the passage of the heartbeat bill.
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White Collar Watch Like a child on a playground who wants everyone to watch a new maneuver, companies clamor for public attention by presenting their numbers in a way that makes them look as successful as possible.
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There's little doubt that the prospect of safety-related legislation incoming in a major market for the platform — combined with public attention on Molly's tragedy — has propelled the issue to the top of the Instagram chief's inbox.
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On immigration (where this dynamic has been most pronounced), it sometimes seems like it's difficult to even call public attention to a new Trump policy anymore because people assume it's going to get stopped by the courts.
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Control of the House committees would empower the Democrats to focus public attention on both cabinet-level scandals and unpopular administration decisions that have been displaced from front-page coverage and evening newscasts by Trump's incessant controversies.
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Last fall's confab—which came to public attention thanks to a recording of the proceedings leaked by the Democratic group American Bridge PAC—kicked off with brief remarks from Scott Fitzgerald, the leader of the Wisconsin Senate.
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As the number of global startup companies competing for customers and public attention continues to rise, having a compelling story and an electrifying brand is becoming ever more important to be a signal among all the noise.
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McDonald's faced backlash for its consistently bad treatment of its workers, from low wages to paltry benefits and erratic schedules — something the predominantly female activists behind the "Fight for $15" movement have brought to mainstream public attention.
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The group's eight members, all longtime Hong Kong residents, use aliases in their work to keep public attention focused on their mission instead of their personalities but also because anonymity helps shield them from potential legal trouble.
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"They can keep digging into Trump from next week through fall, keeping public attention not only on his corruption and abuse of power but also on the Republican conviction that abuse of power is permissible," he writes.
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This fall is seen as the final shot for some of Democrats' longtime legislative priorities — like a massive drug pricing bill that has vexed the caucus for months — before public attention drifts to the 2020 presidential contest.
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"These projects will open pathways for students to engage meaningfully with the humanities and focus public attention on the history, culture and political thought of the United States' first 250 years as a nation," Mr. Peede added.
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While cricket and soccer more commonly grab public attention in Afghanistan, fighters and fans see martial arts not just as entertainment but as a constructive pastime for youths in a country torn by war and economic malaise.
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But former FTC officials previously told CNN Business the agency may feel more pressure to make a statement with its fine against Facebook in light of all the public attention the company's data privacy scandals have received.
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Videos of the incident taken by passengers quickly went viral on social media, focusing public attention on the airline at a time when it is struggling to cut costs and embroiled in a pay dispute with pilots.
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According to the new CDC data, 48 percent of deaths by suicide involved firearms — another reminder that while the homicides in America's gun crisis get a lot of public attention, suicides by gun are far more common.
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This suggests that the party has declined at least somewhat since 2015, which would make sense, as that's when the refugee crisis was at the height of its public attention (which spiked anti-immigrant sentiment Europe-wide).
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The story caught the public attention and people responded with outrage on Twitter and Instagram using the hashtags #MeToo, #ChurchToo and #SayNoToRape, in what activists said could be the start of Nigeria's first major movement against sex abuse.
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Why it matters: In what Republicans believe is an increasingly unlikely scenario where Kavanaugh tanks, Dems believe they can juice turnout — already hitting record levels — by playing off the huge public attention to the court, and Roe v.
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While the Trump administration hasn't been as sensitive to bad press in immigration cases as the Obama administration was, there have been cases in which immigrants have been released from detention after public attention was called to them.
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Image 2 of 2 TOKYO – A Japanese whose mother was abducted by North Korean agents in 1978 when he was a baby has high hopes that President Donald Trump&aposs outreach will draw public attention to the issue.
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Image: Vazrick Nazari"The reason for this choice of name is to bring wider public attention to the need to continue protecting fragile habitats in the US that still contain many undescribed species," wrote Nazari in the study.
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When Salesforce was first seeking public attention almost two decades ago, it created a mascot that consisted of the word "software" in bold letters on a prohibition sign — surrounded by a red circle with a line through it.
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The case involving a 1999 murder seized public attention in 2014 when Chicago public radio station WBEZ's "Serial" podcast, which has been downloaded millions of times, pointed out possible holes in prosecutors' case against Adnan Syed, now 37.
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Shkreli first came to public attention in September when it was revealed that his new company, Turing Pharmaceuticals, had hiked the prices of a drug called Daraprim by more than 5,000 percent, from $13.50 per pill to $750.
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The group is hoping that the new look and a more active approach to promoting itself will attract more public attention and allow it to tap into the same awestruck regard that people tend to have for NASA.
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" The band's singer, Dain, was quoted as saying, "I really love my new face and am proud of how good I look on TV screens," adding she'd be happy with "any kind of public attention, good or bad.
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Scientists and advocates and politicians will shout about it, mainstreams news publications will cover it, cable news will host talking-heads debates about it ... and then the 24 hours will pass and something else will dominate public attention.
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"It's unusual for a large company, particularly large financial institutions that attract public attention, to have no shareholders proposals on their proxy," said Yaron Nili, a law professor at the University of Wisconsin who focuses on corporate governance.
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As public attention focuses on the court in the wake of the February death of Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, we at the Discovery Analytics Center at Virginia Tech offer a way for artificial intelligence to provide some insight.
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Those wrenching images on Facebook, along with the police shooting of Alton Sterling a day earlier in Baton Rouge, La., uploaded to YouTube and other platforms, reinforced the power of video, especially when live, in drawing public attention.
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Shifting money and public attention towards mental health will save us in several ways — by reducing gun violence, by reducing the number of children and adults traumatized through crises, and improving the quality of health care in America.
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In response, the A.P.A. issued "The Goldwater Rule": On occasion psychiatrists are asked for an opinion about an individual who is in the light of public attention or who has disclosed information about himself/herself through public media.
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Yaxley-Lennon came to public attention as the co-founder of the English Defense League (EDL), a street movement which has staged demonstrations against Islam, and he is now one of Britain's most high-profile far-right figures.
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Public attention naturally focuses on Supreme Court appointments, yet with the nine justices hearing less than 1% of the petitions that reach their door, the regional courts of appeals constitute a powerful last stop for the nation's litigants.
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"The public attention is enough now, the story cannot be buried anymore," said Asli Aydintasbas, a Turkish commentator critical of the president, recounting the extensive coverage in American newspapers and the statements of American politicians criticizing Saudi Arabia.
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Taken together, these parallel missions reflect a largely undeclared American military buildup outside the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, often with murky authorities and little public attention, unfolding in remote places like Yemen, Somalia and, increasingly, West Africa.
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In Arkansas, where lawmakers recently banned most abortions after 18 weeks, Rose Mimms, who has led Arkansas Right to Life for 26 years, worked to pass additional priorities of the movement that have gotten much less public attention.
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Some are designed to jockey for social media position with the propaganda bots, while others set out to unmask nefarious actors, distract enemies, redirect public attention to the messages they value or even build morale among human activists.
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My conclusion is that C.E.O.s have performed an artful head fake with their high-sounding promises, deflecting public attention from the Roundtable's decades-long advocacy of measures to weaken regulations and reduce the already attenuated power of shareholders.
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They were already worried by Mr. Trump's response to reports of contacts over the last year between Trump aides and Russian intelligence officials: trying to focus public attention on the source of intelligence leaks rather than their content.
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Mr. Fanusie, the former C.I.A. analyst, drew public attention to a fund-raising campaign begun in 2016 by the Mujahedeen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem, a group based in Gaza that is designated a terrorist organization.
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The company recently gained some public attention after a now-deleted Craigslist ad went viral showing a $3,295-a-month studio apartment outfitted with its systems, with a bed that lowers from the ceiling, as SF Gate reported.
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If the domestic agenda really were the center of public attention, people would have to face the reality not just of pauper drunkards, but also of children dying in a foster home because of a lack of funding.
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At the time, most public attention focused on Ford's allegation, especially after she testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee last September, saying that she was "100 percent" certain it was Kavanaugh who assaulted her (Ramirez did not testify).
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After spending much of the first two weeks of the shutdown cloistered in the White House, he has now opted to use the powers of the presidency to focus public attention on his ominous warnings about the border.
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