To these Democrats, a neutral public square must be a secular public square.
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We believe that many people see us as a public square and use us as a public square.
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He wrote that social media had become "the modern public square," not the "the modern-day public square."
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A true public square In a healthy public square, all viewpoints are welcomed and thinkers battle with their words and ideas.
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It's the fact that Facebook is so big and that Facebook arguably controls the public square or arguably controls a large segment of the public square.
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Exactly. It's the fact that Facebook is so big and that Facebook arguably controls the public square or arguably controls a large segment of the public square.
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They see what looks like a public square and they have the same expectation as they have of a public square, and that is what we have to get right.
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How can Britain's public square be saved from ongoing destruction?
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Arena. As the protesters approached Public Square, the procession snagged
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Police try to push back protesters in the Public Square.
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Closer to Public Square, several renovation projects are under construction.
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Its supporters espouse the importance of a diverse public square.
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But it is an important part of the public square.
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Some had met while dancing at a local public square.
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Today, digital technology has created a new public square in which
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A protester yells at religious extremist activists at the Public Square.
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Afterwards, I decide to watch Hillary speak in another public square.
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She's trying to turn the dance floor into the public square.
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For me, I prefer the Internet as the modern public square.
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It's a sign that something is wrong in our public square.
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These are all qualities very much needed in the public square.
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So in those respects, it doesn't look like a public square.
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They expect, because we're used as a public square, they expect to have the same sort of, well, they have the same sort of expectations they would have of a public square, like Bryant Park. Okay.
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And it needs to happen in the public square, not a courtroom.
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You can't turn off your public square, your electricity, or your water.
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A giant public square will only bring out the worst of us.
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After about an hour, police allowed people back into the public square.
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Ditch the banks for crypto; crowdsource justice; blow up Zuck's public square.
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The city invested $63 million in renovating Public Square for the convention.
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But she wound up holding a pro-Trump banner in Public Square.
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Steve Coll: Alex Jones, the First Amendment and the digital public square.
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Social media is definitely becoming a major, major public square in Iran.
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We don't talk about sin much in the public square any more.
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But women can create equality in conversations in the digital public square.
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Even a real public square imposes limits on how people can behave.
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The world of social media has become a de facto public square.
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She has seized back the public square from the Trump White House.
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She has seized back the public square from the Trump White House.
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We might convene in Cleveland's Public Square and talk, rather than shout.
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He received 50 blows in a public square last year, prompting international outrage.
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My judgment was, I need to get that out into the public square.
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Gays have also been strung up on the gallows in the public square.
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Freedom of speech in the public square is one right we all have.
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Wednesday night in Public Square, the central plaza downtown, kids ran through fountains.
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Progressives need to take back the public square and redefine the religious voice.
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This is no time to be driving God out of the public square.
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Different communities should have the freedom to be different in the public square.
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The question was how aggressively we should message out in the public square.
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Why are white evangelicals accorded so little respect in the public square today?
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Many executions in Saudi Arabia are done by beheading in a public square.
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He is a ticking time bomb in the middle of the public square.
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Josh Stearns is the Director of the Public Square Program at Democracy Fund.
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They are anybody who willfully degrades the public square — the propagandists and demagogues.
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And so we've a really bad situation that the public square, which is — you know, the proverbial public square — is now owned by private billionaires, and they have no ... I'm going to say ability or compunction to fix the situation.
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US democratic safeguards and a robust public square prevent the repression that sustains dictatorships.
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But outside the classroom and the public square, official allusions to religion fly freely.
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On Wednesday, people flocked to Cobden's statue in a public square to lay flowers.
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And my judgment was I needed to get that out into the public square.
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On Thursday, Cleveland will reopen Public Square after a $50 million, 15-month renovation.
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Few projects in downtown Cleveland were as complex as the rebuilding of Public Square.
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On Global Public Square this weekend, Fareed Zakaria, posed a question to his audience.
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What was a quiet, empty public square is now on the brink of chaos.
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We hear the Bikers for Trump are waiting with fire extinguishers in Public Square.
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The neighborhood features shops, restaurants, offices, private residences, an open public square, and gardens.
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There is no hub, gathering place or public square — and that is the point.
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And my judgment was, I needed to get that out into the public square.
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On the last day of the G.O.P. Convention, I went back to Public Square.
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I think in his testimony last week, Jack Dorsey called Twitter the public square.
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There's this whole level of surveillance under ... That's not what the public square does.
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To what extent do platforms like Facebook and Twitter today, represent the modern public square?
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This is an epochal issue that demands far more substantial discussion in the public square.
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"My judgement was, I need to get that out into the public square," Comey said.
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"My judgment was I needed to get that out into the public square," Comey said.
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This makes more space for religious minorities by removing Christian privilege from the public square.
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"But frankly, our digital public square doesn't appear to be serving our democracy," he added.
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The toxically racist ape characterization has been pushed to the margins of the public square.
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As a public square that is a private company, Starbucks is a mess of contradictions.
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In more than one instance, Kavanaugh has refused to banish religion from the public square.
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U.S. history is filled with stories of people sharing their thoughts in the public square.
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Religion and politics: two topics you are not supposed to discuss in the public square.
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But Tuesday's case is not really about them; it's about discrimination in the public square.
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America's tradition of welcoming faith into the public square is a source of our strength.
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"Public square" is used in a lot of different ways in a lot different contexts.
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His network isn't a public square; it's a platform people can choose to use or not.
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Located in the southeast quadrant of Public Square in downtown Cleveland, it opened July 4, 1894.
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But other Biblical verses, crosses and menorahs in the public square have won the court's blessing.
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Within the first thirty seconds, Rihanna shoots a man in the middle of a public square.
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"My judgment was that I needed to get that out into the public square," he said.
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We're here to contribute to a healthy public square, not compete to have the only one.
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The diagonal desire line intersects with a stairway to a terraced cafe, the building's public square.
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For Res Publica, Editor-in-Chief Win McCormack explores individual freedom and the public square in
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The lesson for everyone is that Facebook is a private entity — not a true public square.
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The monuments range from places including schools, roads, parks and other places in the public square.
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Lippmann feared that the citizenry would abandon the public square and give themselves over to propaganda.
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" He added, "While I'm President ... we will not let anyone push God from the public square.
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Sometimes the reporters work out of the Sentinel, which functions as a kind of public square.
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Twitter may be a public square – where almost anything can go – but it isn't a public space.
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Previously, commenting on a public video felt like trying to yell into an infinitely loud public square.
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Protests on Tuesday in nearby Public Square had attracted hundreds of police but no one was detained.
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But experience shows that banishing God from the public square does not create a more tolerant world.
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Understanding what privacy brought to her, but also the risks of moving over to the public square.
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The theme for the Model to Monument exhibit this year was the public square and its responsibilities.
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An essay reflecting on the symbolic and communal role of the public square in contemporary Polish society.
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A protester yells at religious extremist activists at the Public Square in Cleveland, Ohio, on July 19.
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They assembled in Cleveland's Public Square, under a Civil War monument depicting Abraham Lincoln freeing a slave.
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The first flogging was carried out in a public square in January 2015, provoking an international outcry.
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To secure these freedoms, progressives need to get better at talking about religion in the public square.
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How far is the Supreme Court willing to open the public square to more overtly religious expression?
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Mumler's high-profile arrest for fraud put Spiritualism on trial in the courts and the public square.
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From there, we ran to Parliament Square -- a public square outside the Houses of Parliament in London.
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"We have every right to exercise our faith in the public square," Pruitt said at the time.
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Each contrada has its own museum and church and public square and fountain and traditions and banner.
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Members still gather to celebrate each other's birthdays and to press their positions in the public square.
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Even our use of the words "ethics" and "morality" has seemed to decline in the public square.
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Many fear that under secularism's relentless onslaught, Judeo-Christianity will be banished permanently from the public square.
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Kara Swisher: Vijaya, talk about this because it then creates an enormous amount of problems for you, because it creates ... you were talking about a public square, but you're not a public square, you're a private company owned by billionaires that's making a lot of money off of this.
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There are three guys dressed like Lincoln gazing in my direction as I circle the Public Square. Cleveland.
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On the last night of protests, the Cleveland Division of Police even tweeted this: Public square right now.
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Today, mobile cameras are taking the place of sketch artists, and social media is the new public square.
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Or does he have to hide or ignore those beliefs when he&aposs participating in the public square?
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We've created this card as a way of celebrating the power of the word in the public square.
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The national parks are supposed to be the most egalitarian spaces in our country, veritably the public square.
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It's harder to get everyone into the public square and keep attention spans to hear the larger narrative.
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Cleveland Marquita Jackson and her boyfriend, Joseph Meeks, had come to Public Square with their two young children.
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When lunch is done, I head back to Public Square and who do I see but Geraldo Rivera.
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Internet platforms dominated the public square and pretended they were not responsible for the consequences of their actions.
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But no citizen claiming such a large portion of the public square as West can be granted reprieve.
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It's a huge part of many people's lives, at a time when the public square is dramatically shrinking.
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Health issues like sensitive conditions, mental illnesses or someone's sobriety aren't great to drag in the public square.
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BEFORE: Above the U-Bahn station, people were still walking through Alexanderplatz, the largest public square in Berlin.
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They are welcome to their opinions and free to expose them to the sunlight of the public square.
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What survives is a burrow of a public square tucked in a grove of court and government buildings.
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The closest event to a confrontation came when pro–Donald Trump religious zealots parked in a public square.
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If it is, then he gets to be regulated, if he's the public square or something like that.
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The city of Annapolis announced a vigil for the victims Friday night at a public square near the Capitol.
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In Tuesday's largest demonstration, police on bicycles rode into the crowd in the city's Public Square in mid afternoon.
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Demonstrators holding placards reading "Free Hong Kong" and "Democracy Now" packed a public square near the city's famed harbor.
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Between them was the public square, packed with vendors setting up produce stalls and donkey carts full of chickens.
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The violence in Virginia unnerved public officials who say it's time to retire Confederate markers from the public square.
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But a month after Guaidó's inauguration in a public square in Caracas, Maduro remains firmly in control of Venezuela.
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But there is simply no way to police every subway station, cafe and public square from Berlin to Honolulu.
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He is co-author of "Christian Minister's Manual: For the Pulpit and the Public Square for All Denomination" (2017).
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And the country went through a century of lynchings that included burning black people alive in the public square.
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I get lost at Alexanderplatz [a public square in Berlin's Mitte neighborhood] and walk by a club called Traffic.
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The most egregious versions of the stereotype were banished from the public square by the end of the 19703s.
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Prager argued that YouTube, which has 2 billion users worldwide, functions as a "public square" because of its ubiquity.
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In a better world, Twitter might have been a digital billboard of ideas and conversation ennobling the public square.
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It has been discreetly shown around Venezuela, including at bookshops, a university, a public square and an arts cinema.
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That vision depended on civility, on strangers feeling welcome in the public square, and so civility couldn't be debatable.
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Today's public square is on social media, and Allen's team writes Facebook and Twitter posts highlighting the 21972 criminals.
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If you can stay out of the public square, stores, and what not, we'd advise you to do that.
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The debate has to be taken into the public square, as John Howard and I did 21 years ago.
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But, they tell me, most of the time they eschew the public square of social media for more intimate options.
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Consumers rely on the free flow of information to make informed decisions in the marketplace and in the public square.
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Nashville A vigil for Sterling and Castile is scheduled to take place in Nashville's public square Friday at 7 p.m.
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A blessing quickly lost when faith is banned from the public square or when we refuse to bring it there.
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The third principle is to beware pressure groups demanding a veto on what can be said in the public square.
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Two dozen activists were arrested Wednesday after they stormed and occupied the public square where the flag-raising took place.
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Jonathan Malesic is the author of Secret Faith in the Public Square: An Argument for the Concealment of Christian Identity.
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In the EU, the WiFi4EU initiative aims to deliver free WiFi to every village and city public square by 2020.
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Bigotry had its brief moment in the public square, and it was about as popular as a small pox outbreak.
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Without common ground, that might assume form as a public square, what dominates political conversation are feelings, desires, and fears.
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"I'll Pay for It." One man walking through Public Square on Thursday seemed to have tired of the nonstop debate.
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Anyone who wanted to see an execution could just go to the public square where it would be carried out.
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Airing on Mr. Cosby's old network, this episode feels like a leader's statue being pulled down in a public square.
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Taken to its logical conclusion, that would mean any strong expression of theological conviction is unwelcome in the public square.
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Why not sue, claiming that the company provides a digital public square that's protected by First Amendment free-speech rights?
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Professional football stadiums on a fall Sunday afternoon are the closest we come in American society to the public square.
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Low-slung red brick buildings with a Gothic exterior are grouped around an open public square and a clock tower.
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"And I don't want to have a public square that's digital create these horrible events in real life," she added.
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We still have two or even three active trade discussions that are going on in the public square right now.
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AP: As Mark Zuckerberg would put it, it's a return to the living room and away from the public square.
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I can see that that will corrode, and decent people will step into the public square, the sooner the better.
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If you accept — again, there's an argument about this — but if you accept that Facebook is rightfully characterized as the public square or a big piece of the public square then I think you should be very troubled by the idea that Facebook is going to decide who gets to speak and who gets heard.
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In a particularly grim moment of the Iraq War in 2007, Blackwater contractors killed 14 unarmed citizens in a public square.
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It's not just aiming to be our new digital public square, but our digital church, digital school, and digital living room.
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In many ways, Facebook's planned changes to News Feed are a retreat from the online public square the company helped create.
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The group carried out beheadings and other killings in a public square in Raqqa to try to project its ruthless nature.
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The president presented himself as the leader of the West during an address to thousands of Poles in a public square.
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They may not have legal obligations to protect speech, but they have the moral obligations of creating a new public square.
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As night fell in Rio de Janeiro, a group of protesters in the public square of Praça Afonso Pena grew restless.
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Each story has its own particulars, but they all inspire demands for the same conclusion: effectively, banishment from the public square.
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Rather than a decentralized, democratic public square, the internet has given us a surveillance state monopolized by a few big players.
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Small standoffs between police and protesters continued in adjacent streets and on a major public square for at least an hour.
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The ability to choose when and how to engage in the public square is especially critical in today's culture of intimidation.
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It is also true Merkel, Macron, even Putin may disappear from the public square, leaving leaders with an unconventional mind set.
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As they proceed further into the memorial, the columns rise higher to convey that these atrocities occurred in the public square.
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Conservative evangelical activists care deeply about social issues like abortion, prayer in school, religion in the public square, and gun rights.
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No. This is the Public Square, where people have colorfully baited and debated one another since before Ohio was a state.
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It is important at a time when divisive voices are crowding the public square that celebrate a nation founded on equality.
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As Trump takes a chopper into downtown, my Yeezys and I are back on the block again, heading to Public Square.
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A bridge level joins the two structures and gives employees a 360-degree view of the port and public square below.
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These are but the latest examples of a public square plagued by language that has descended into the realm of contempt.
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" When O'Rourke talked about the danger of assault weapons, Cruz said the real problem was "removing God from the public square.
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And often, as in the case of slavery, the temptation to bring their moral convictions into the public square was irresistible.
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To the contrary, I believe it's right and good for political leaders to authentically practice their faith in the public square.
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As corporations are increasingly drawn into the public square, these leaders should pressure the president to uphold the same ethical standards.
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I made my way back to Public Square just in time to catch the beginning of the "Love Trump Hates" rally.
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Since real-world protests are far too dangerous, the internet has replaced the public square as the primary space for protest.
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The miners gather up all these unconfirmed checks and carve them into stone tablets that then go into the public square.
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They want to be able to express their racist ideas in the public square so that they can be openly talked about.
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Is the number of followers you have really a proxy for how much you contribute to Twitter and this digital public square?
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In effect, the Chinese government is trying (and seemingly succeeding) in getting the NBA to censor participation in the American public square.
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Similarly, in Asheville, N.C., the most notable downtown landmark is a 75-foot high granite obelisk that sits in a public square.
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Five frantic minutes later, I sprint into a grey-tiled public square dotted with smoking barbeque grills and skater girls skipping rope.
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Ten men identifying themselves as Ohio militia walked through Public Square with weapons on open display, surrounded by a pack of journalists.
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Social media right now is functioning as a kind of parody of the classic "marketplace of ideas" mode of the public square.
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So I think it's really important we clarify, we do value health in this thing that people see as a public square.
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High, in that there's a surprisingly realistic and mature look at atheism and how we discuss spiritual issues in the public square.
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I left Public Square and made my way over to East 4th Street, a hub of the city's restaurant and nightlife scene.
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The most intense scene erupted at a nearby public square and free speech zone, where religious protesters and those protesting police gathered.
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People talk about the internet like the public square: It was nice for a few decades and then it turned not nice.
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The David's journey took four days, at the end of which it was installed, to much fanfare, out in the public square.
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The Left wants to force its belief system onto Americans across the country and silence people of faith in the public square.
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Once he rented a whole public square in Malmö so that fans could watch one of his games on the big screen.
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Collectively determining what we valorize in the public square is the responsibility of the people who live in these stained places now.
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Shmuel Rosner On Saturday night, tens of thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv's main public square, as they do every Nov.
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It's really the result of a decades-long march through the institutions of America, driving religion and God from the public square.
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" He described Trump as someone who "advocated in the public square for values our public needs to hear, now more than ever.
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Prager had sought to argue that YouTube, which has 2 billion users worldwide, functions as a "public square" because of its ubiquity.
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There were grotesque images: like scenes of a black man being flogged in the public square, with white people attending and watching.
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" She added: "Facebook is trying to seek a balance between a public square and a private space in an increasingly polarizing society.
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He should pull together a train trip from Penn Station to Union Station in California, arguing the cause in the public square.
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The courts will now look into whether Twitter is, legally, what it appears to be—a 21st-century version of a public square.
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The largest virtual public square in the world, one that provides a communications tool to 2.2 billion users is overseen by one individual.
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Roseanna has now been excommunicated for the public square for comments that ABC rightfully characterized as "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values".
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HiQ countered that it never trespassed but only accessed LinkedIn data available to the entire world, like any onlooker in a public square.
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The building, located alongside a school and small public square, is fairly traditional with its gridded brick facade intersected by white concrete bands.
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Each neighborhood would cluster around a central harbor that serves as the heart of the city, with a public square and market place.
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Even when we protest in the public square we have to follow reasonable regulations designed to protect the safety and rights of others.
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I used to think that covert Christian spycraft was the only way for people of faith to engage in a closed public square.
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Regardless of how news stories evaluate what the President or his supporters have said, the message itself keeps circulating in the public square.
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December 19 - A tractor-trailer runs into a Christmas market in a major public square in Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring 48.
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Jesse Gonzalez of Lakewood, Ohio, speaks to reporters as he carries an American-made AK-47 without a magazine in Cleveland's Public Square.
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Retreating from the public square in the near-term may be the only way to sustainably rehabilitate the dialogue that transpires within it.
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Clearly church and state are separate, yet there is still a legitimate place for religion in the public square — a space rapidly diminishing.
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If America still has a public square, it isn't located in the balkanized press or the halls of Congress, but in public schools.
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Just weeks ago, a few blocks from Public Square, the newest downtown project opened: the 600-room, 32-story Hilton Cleveland Downtown Hotel.
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Far from resisting religion's voice in the public square, he welcomed it, as does the program of topical discussions that bears his name.
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Their calls to rebuild the cathedral doubled as calls to build a more religious public square, while excluding outsiders like Muslims from participating.
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But in the second, we're fully out in the public square— the forum—where the sanctity of the res publica is at stake.
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Two girls high schools, a computer center, a soccer championship, two summer camps, and a public square have since been named after her.
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"Christians are coming to retake their place in the public square, and the most natural battleground in this war is Christmas," Gibson wrote.
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The result is that the disagreements we need to have — and to have vigorously — are banished from the public square before they're settled.
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I'm confident that he remains staunchly opposed to affirmative action and equally committed to elevating the place of religion in the public square.
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Then AIDS spread, and we wore scarlet letters as we marched into the public square to plead with President Ronald Reagan for help.
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She once got members of a surveillance team from Liverpool's police force to direct her through a public square with her eyes closed.
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Two girls' high schools, a computer center, a soccer championship, two summer camps, and a public square have since been named after her.
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It lured us into a vast neverending conversation, much of it driven by various addictive visuals, much of it in a virtual public square.
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On Saturday, a circular tofu dish bearing the Tajitu pattern — a Tai Chi symbol representing yin and yang — was displayed at the public square.
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Popularized by reality TV and social media quips, this pettiness lacks all the civic virtues that would make it constructive in the public square.
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Though the thousands of protestors remained peaceful, the overwhelming police presence and Trump's impending presidential acceptance speech catalyzed impassioned protestors in Cleveland's public square.
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Yet it's the reason why pumpkin spice mania exists—and for that alone, it should be hanged, drawn, and quartered in the public square.
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The defilement of the signs reflects the belief that Mississippi's public square should be reserved for Confederate memorials and other testaments to white supremacy.
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Fit to the product, as opposed to the product wanting to fit around our friendships, fit around our society, our public square, our civility.
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Indeed, the public square is increasingly patrolled by thought police who unleash the dogs of outrage if you dare to step out of line.
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If this grand experiment to create a better global public square fails, it won't just be the fault of Facebook, but all of us.
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Andrea Picciotti-Bayer is legal advisor for The Catholic Association Foundation, which is dedicated to being a faithful Catholic voice in the public square.
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"When it comes to who gets heard in the public square, ordinary citizens can't begin to compete with an activist donor class," Callahan writes.
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While the report did not detail the method used, most death penalties in Saudi Arabia are carried out by beheading in a public square.
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Guaidó, the elected head of the Venezuelan National Assembly, was sworn in by his allies in a public square after declaring Maduro's reelection illegitimate.
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" She later argued that faith can bring Americans together and said this isn't the time to be "driving God out of the public square.
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They are trying to hound you from the workplace, expel you from the public square, and weaken the American family, and indoctrinate our children.
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I think I just wrote about this last week, that the public square is not Twitter, for example, or Facebook, but it's become that.
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The Stone At the site of the Agora, the ancient city's public square, I visit the ruins of the house of Simon the Cobbler.
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And then state and local leaders need to show leadership as well to not allow these extremist elements again to penetrate the public square.
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The whole show was genuinely bizarre, with conservatives arguing that Facebook is now a public square and should be regulated to follow First Amendment protections.
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And if they can dehumanize the other side, that&aposs what they want to do, because that justifies driving opposing thought from the public square.
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It asserts that Twitter is "a privately owned public square," and that political speech expressed in that public forum ought to receive First Amendment protections.
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But in many places Facebook has become a de facto public square, and this presents a quandary for citizens of small countries like Sri Lanka.
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Ramped-up security — noticed in prominent swarms of police officers on bikes — proved impactful, following protestors on the parade route and into the public square.
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"It's one in which marginalized people, who typically have the least access to speech platforms, get pushed out of the public square by powerful bullies."
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And, as much as it feels like it is a public square, Twitter is a private enterprise that can make money any way it likes.
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Witnesses described to Reuters a man clad in black taking aim with a handgun and pivoting as he fired several shots in a public square.
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As it became the world's de facto public square, the chances of any kind of leading, sensation information causing psychic collateral damage ticked up accordingly.
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Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie is a policy advisor for The Catholic Association, a group dedicated to being a faithful Catholic voice in the public square.
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We casually make the analogy between the internet and the public square, or the internet and a town hall, but it's not really like that.
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Still, the Internet and social media increasingly function as a "modern public square," as Justice Anthony Kennedy put it in a 2017 Supreme Court opinion .
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Even without control of Congress, they will be able to hold the administration accountable—in Congressional hearings and in the public square—for irresponsible governing.
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"We don't believe we can create a digital public square for people if they don't feel safe to participate in the first place," Dorsey said.
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"Let me be totally clear that I am innocent of the allegations raised against me in the public square," Mr. Cohen said in the statement.
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"I was challenged and convicted that I was conceding the public square to the devil," he wrote after attending a 2017 awakening tour in Washington.
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As parable-based religion has receded from the public square, heroic myth, and the competitive virtues it celebrates, has rushed in to fill the space.
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"My judgment was, I needed to get that out into the public square," said Mr. Comey, whom Mr. Trump fired last month as F.B.I. director.
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Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie is a policy advisor for The Catholic Association, which is dedicated to being a faithful Catholic voice in the public square.
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It must explicitly define and codify a role for religion in the public square that is inclusive and democratic yet cognizant of Israel's Jewish identity.
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It is this conflation of anti-racism and respect for religious rights that has hampered the fight to keep religion out of the public square.
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He has thrown himself into the chaotic public square and is trying to craft a model of leadership that exists almost entirely within that world.
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It's a step away from the echo chamber that journalism has become and a tilt toward a public square that welcomes a competition of ideas.
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When Zhang reached Public Square, a large plaza designated for protests, police were separating rival groups, including Black Lives Matter and the Westboro Baptist Church.
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It's a big deal to be a trans person out in the public square who is able to act rather than simply being acted upon.
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But then so many people went to the public square to protest the travel ban — thousands of people — and I began to feel more hopeful.
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Yeah, so in that sense, they control the public square, and not just in the United States but in a lot of the world, right?
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An Indiana State Police officer runs through a fountain with a small child in Public Square, Cleveland, during the final day of the Republican convention.
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Robert E. Lee from a public square in Charlottesville, not the neo-Nazis and white nationalists who made up the bulk of the event's attendees.
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Twitter, after all, is something of a public square where outrage reigns—and there are few things tweeters love getting angry about more than Twitter itself.
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It's not that we aren't worried about politics becoming a Facebook data acquisition and targeting game, or outsourcing the public square to a private technology company.
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In a very narrowly decided case, the Supreme Court stated that the shopping mall was akin to a public square, even though it was privately owned.
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Specialist rooms for conservation and quiet study are tucked under the inclined ramps, but the main space is essentially a marble-clad, air-conditioned public square.
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We value health in dialogue so that is our singular objective right now, is to increase the health of how people participate in our public square.
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The public structure cost $150 million, whereas the $200 million figure includes the surrounding public square and gardens, according to a spokesperson for Hudson Yards.[Gothamist]
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He argued Driscoll is trying the case in the public square by doing "the cable circuit" and talking to news outlets like CNN and Fox News.
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But unlike atheists such as Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris, he is not out to embarrass religious belief and chase its subscribers from the public square.
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A small group protesting the police killings of black men broke off from the main group in Public Square and marched several blocks through the streets.
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"The internet is our public square," says Yasmin Green, the director of research and development at Jigsaw, a tech incubator owned by Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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Altogether, it indicates the commitment of this administration to protecting and promoting a public square alive with religious faith in all its diversity, complexity and variety.
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But Missouri's referendum places right-to-work in the center of the public square, where it will be decided by the workers it most immediately affects.
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Whether in media, popular culture, or politics we need to be vigilant and not allow the poisonous rhetoric of ethno-nationalist extremism invade our public square.
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For now, gigantic cruise liners regularly parade in front of Piazza San Marco, the city's main public square, mocking the achievements of the last 1,500 years.
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They simply would ensure that the public square remains open to all religious voices, even when those voices diverge from the government's view on contested questions.
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Having to hire Cloudflare to protect your website is like having to hire security to protect you from attackers when you speak in the public square.
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"Much like Facebook, YouTube now acts as a virtual public square," the National Shooting Sports Foundation, a private group representing gun makers, said in a statement.
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What's obvious is that the rules are not clear in a world in which the idea of the public square has been turned on its head.
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Twitter's founders always talk about the service as a kind of public square, where everyone should be able to have a more or less unfettered voice.
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When you privatize morality and denude the public square of spiritual content, you've robbed people of the community resources they need to process moral pain together.
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The secular wish to banish religion from the public square is perennial but doomed; one might as well try to eliminate economic, geographic or partisan concerns.
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Tech companies have laid claim to the public square: All of a sudden, we use Facebook to support candidates, organize protests and pose questions in debates.
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The idea is to turn the stores into a sort of public square, where people would come for workshops, performances, or, maybe, just to hang out.
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When hateful ideas are thrown out into the public square, they can inspire unstable individuals to do horrendous things or make organizations of hate feel empowered.
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The Democratic candidate will have to survive an onslaught of divisive videos, memes and stories as well as outright falsehoods circulating in the online public square.
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Meanwhile, posts on public platforms like Instagram or Facebook are the equivalent of making an announcement in the public square that gets the word out there.
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I took the argument to the public square, and the Australian people chose to step back from laissez-faire dysfunctionality, which now exists in the USA.
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It's really about combining the forces of what is the next version of the public square, of the third space, and how to do so around food.
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While these outlets are a locus for vast amounts of information exchange, they should not be mistaken for a true public square subject to the First Amendment.
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Mourners laid flowers and wept as they filed past closed coffins, set out on a public square in the center of the small city of 146,000 people.
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The assaults reported in Cologne were said to have taken place late Thursday in the city's main train station and the public square in front of it.
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In that public square, there's all these things that happen and some are amazing, and some are stupid, and some are silly, and some are really terrible.
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The net effect is that Americans who spend time online definitely have a sense they should be out in the internet public square, happily showing themselves off.
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The Thomas confirmation battle could have been a turning point in American history, one where women's rights in the workplace and in the public square vaulted forward.
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To suggest that speech on such matters is not of great public concern—or that it is not directed at the"public square"—is to deny reality.
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At times in the Public Square, there seem to be as many reporters looking for people to interview as there are protesters looking to make a statement.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)Simon Kihara perches on the edge of a concrete slab at Jeevanjee Gardens, a public square teeming with young people in Kenya's capital, Nairobi.
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But public education, at its best, creates a true public square, where an absence of security or an absence of decent wages can be named as injustices.
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Last month, a car filled with explosives blew up in a public square in the heart of Ankara, killing at least 35 people; Kurdish militants claimed responsibility.
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As Big Tech's censorship of conservatives becomes ever more flagrant and overt, the old arguments about protecting the sanctity of the modern public square are now invalid.
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There's that word again, nigger, muscling its way into the public square, prompting sharp intakes of breath, embarrassed silences, euphemisms and lots and lots of heated discussion.
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Were the wall defeated, Chinese netizens, intellectuals, dissidents and activists could gather in a virtual public square to express their views, and compare and debate two ideologies.
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Pair it with one of the Cleveland Bagel Company's crispy-chewy rings, or head down the street to Bloom Bakery (200 Public Square) for croissants and muffins.
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Nonetheless, conservative Christian leaders have increasingly seized on the Johnson Amendment as an example of what they see as government hostility to religion in the public square.
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As a student of American Christianity, I've always been fascinated by Mr. Graham's ability to engage the public square without losing sight of himself or his calling.
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Which makes us all reluctant to speak in public and which kind of decimates trust and a speak-up culture within companies and within the public square.
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The site in Vienne, a major provincial capital of the Roman empire, covers some 75,000 square feet and includes a public square, private homes, and a school.
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In 2010, to mark the 18th anniversary of the 1992 assassinations, statues of Ms. Borsellino's brother and Mr. Falcone were placed in a public square in Palermo.
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An archetypal hero is an element to be rotated in, then out, as other elements such as "ballets-parades" or "songs" or "the public square" are introduced.
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When individuals dare to bridge political or societal differences, they shouldn't be roundly criticized or driven from the public square — as in the case of Karamo Brown.
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MP: I think that there's a conversation that we need to have about when technology companies get to such scale that they effectively become the public square.
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To the Editor: The media in this country have long portrayed the struggle in the public square as one between the religious right and the secular left.
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Scuffles broke out on Tuesday at the barbed-wire barrier between the public square where demonstrators have gathered day and night and the government palace overlooking it.
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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said that social media sites had become, and in some ways had surpassed, the public square as a place for discussion and debate.
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But the left has far more cultural power than in the past, and some on the left have used that power to re-moralize the public square.
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Perhaps, but his issue shifting seems to be partly by design — a response to the atmosphere in the public square created by a press that despises him.
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"The resident was forced to leave home, with no care for where he went, whether it was a relative's house or even a public square," he said.
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I asked her about Donald Trump, patriarchy in the church, the religious right, and whether the left now has an opportunity to reassert itself in the public square.
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In the past year, Jews have become even more visible in the public square, advocating at once for the rights of others and our own place in America.
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"They dominate the public square in every place where they operate, and there has been no election that put them in power," notes McNamee — and no accountability, either.
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I have learned from hard experience that challenging liberal hectoring in the public square can bring a sharp rebuke from superiors and harassment on a variety of fronts.
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That's why I believe we urgently need to prosecute this issue in the public square and campaign for a social media bill of rights in our respective countries.
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Tuesday's bicentennial festivities for the Battle of San Felix included a military parade and the inauguration of a new public square, which filled the streets of Ciudad Guayana.
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But the quick uptake has given way to yet another problem: The bikes are now polluting the public square, with mangled two-wheelers piled high on some sidewalks.
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Publicly self-identifying as a marijuana user, or even taking it up as a political cause, pretty much disqualified you from being taken seriously in the public square.
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That is why it is concerning to see some in the public square hold up China and Huawei as examples of the way countries and companies should innovate.
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But the internet—and an era of renewed vitriol in the public square—has opened new possibilities for those wishing to make life harder for their political enemies.
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I'm sorry to be the one to have to tell the president, but someone has to: Social media is not the public square, not even a virtual one.
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"This is not where I wanted to be at this point in my life," says one resident, an old purple jelly bean who is sweeping a public square.
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Tennis players, coming unglued on court, can 'look like lunatics in a public square,' Agassi writes, 'ranting and swearing and conducting Lincoln-Douglas debates with their alter egos.
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These truths could only have made their debut in the public square, and eventually gained broad acceptance, under the armed guard, so to speak, of the First Amendment.
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Irene Sanchez is a writer and public scholar whose work has appeared in HuffPost, Zocalo Public Square, Inside Higher Ed and on multiple public radio outlets in California.
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"Setting the rules of the digital public square, including the identification of what is lawful and what is not, should not be left to private companies," they wrote.
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More than an encyclopedia, Wikipedia has become a community, a library, a constitution, an experiment, a political manifesto—the closest thing there is to an online public square.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On May 6, a blogger named Aslan Sagutdinov was arrested for holding a blank poster in a public square in Uralsk, Kazakhstan.
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You walk across a public square, and this is how they're walking across, and here's somebody that might want an ice cream right here because they seem hot.
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Fellows' projects will ultimately be presented at YBCA's bi-annual Public Square, an event that provides a platform to share new information, surface big questions, and enact change.
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In Public Square, new restaurants like Franklin's have opened to serve the young professionals who have moved downtown to live in loft apartments in some of the vintage buildings.
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"A world in which no one's voice was silenced but the public square was flooded with hate and disinformation would not represent a triumph of free speech," he writes.
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It documents a protest in which demonstrators sought to make the oppression of the state visible by burning passages about Kurdish culture with magnifying glasses in a public square.
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I saw how an unedited public square often allowed extremist voices to connect with other extremists in a way that multiplied their volume, far beyond what they actually represent.
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The web has become a public square, a library, a doctor's office, a shop, a school, a design studio, an office, a cinema, a bank, and so much more.
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"It has taken a crisis, or perceived crisis, like Trump's election to cause folks on the religious left to really own their religion in the public square," Hornbeck said.
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A 20-year-old Islamic State (ISIS) militant reportedly executed his mother in a public square in the ISIS-held city of Raqqa on Wednesday, according to local activists.
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Small groups of protesters have gathered in the city's Public Square and occasionally marched through the streets, but demonstrations have at most numbered in the low hundreds, not thousands.
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Mr. Kim would stage a gala celebration in a big public square and Mr. Trump would become a prop for legitimizing the North Korean leader and his nuclear program.
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In real life, on the public square, our support of freedom of speech and public assembly – a freedom that has long helped hater and lover alike – is in question.
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"Twitter represents that it enforces its Terms and Rules equally and that it does not discriminate against conservatives who wish to use its 'public square,'" he told the court.
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Let me be totally clear that I am innocent of the allegations raised against me in the public square, which are based upon misinformation and unnamed or unverifiable sources.
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A$AP Rocky (real name: Rakim Mayers) is accused of beating up a man named Mustafa Jafari in a public square during a tour stop in Stockholm last month.
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The great threat here is if we lose a public square of accepted facts, citizens will be divided into camps where we all have our version of the facts.
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To test the limits of his right to peacefully demonstrate in Kazakhstan, Aslan Sagutdinov, 22, stood in a public square holding a blank sign, predicting he would be detained.
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Crowds marched through the city center to the public square, which faces the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral, where the two contingents of protesters clashed, according to Reuters.
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The name is a reference to the public square in the Chilean capital where protesters have gathered over the past three months to denounce inequality and high living costs.
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There's nothing wrong in principle for Christians to bring our faith to the public square (if you disagree, take it up with the abolitionists and the civil rights movement).
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" But "over the past 216 years religion has been under increasing attack," driven from the public square by "the growing ascendancy of secularism and the doctrine of moral relativism.
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While Obama is right about the ideal ways presidents should make decisions, the reality is that politics in 2019 exists in a public square, where everyone has a megaphone.
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Most people would be thrilled to find out that one of their relatives articulately spoke out against slavery in the south at a public square in the mid-1800s.
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Repealing the amendment has long been a key priority of the religious right, which views the ban as an example of government hostility to religion in the public square.
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Mr. Cahn said abortion, gay rights and the perceived retreat of religion in the public square were all troubling signs that America, like ancient Israel, had lost its way.
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They said an air strike had hit a public square about 700 meters away from the embassy and that some stones and shrapnel had landed in the embassy's yard.
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Fears abounded: mass media would make us passive, manipulate our desires, corrupt our polity, and separate us from each other by substituting the private screen for the public square.
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And although he doesn't believe requiring Facebook to carry everyone's speech is a workable solution, the "privatization of the public square" has made free speech a thorny issue online.
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And all of the things that raise complicated free speech questions right now, like the privatization of the public square, or ... That's a very good way of putting it.
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They said an air strike had hit a public square about 700 meters (yards) away from the embassy and that some stones and shrapnel had landed in the embassy's yard.
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Montgomery did not appear to persuade a majority of the justices, with Justice Anthony Kennedy observing that Twitter and Facebook are the de facto public square of the 21st century.
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The stronger trend, he believes, is towards the emergence of a society where people with traditional ideas (about gender and sexuality, in particular) have no place in the public square.
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But it is Facebook, not Twitter, that has strained itself to become the public square — to break bread with Glenn Beck and behave as if it is bringing people together.
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You don't have free speech and you're not a public square and you're a private company and to try to tell citizens, these people are billionaires, off of your data.
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Those "allies of trans equality" are already well served by vocal and eloquent organisations and political representatives; they have a voice in the public square that other women do not.
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Though the situation in Britain is not as bad as in America, where the public square is piled high with the bodies of the disgraced, it is heading that way.
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And at the center of it all—metaphorically and almost literally—is Cleveland's newly redesigned and remodeled Public Square, a park that's the site of a city-sanctioned Speakers' Platform.
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They said an air strike had hit a public square about 700 metres (yards) away from the embassy and that some stones and shrapnel had landed in the embassy's yard.
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But they have a devilish strategy of trying to overwhelm the system with offensive lunacy, so that people become fed up enough to eliminate public-square religious displays/practices altogether.
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Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, said agencies under former President Obama lost the understanding that religious freedoms extend beyond one's place of worship to the public square.
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" He continued: "I do believe that a lot of people come to Twitter with the expectation of a public square, and freedom of expression is certainly one of those expectations.
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CreditCreditTim Gruber for The New York Times BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Away in a manger on Bethlehem's public square, a woman approached a statue of the baby Jesus one dark, December night.
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The disdain shown by technology companies for viewpoint neutrality and their refusal to be honest about it shows the threat of the Silicon Valley monopoly over the modern public square.
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"We want another Puerto Rico," said Jennifer Mota Castillo, 33, one of about 120 people who attended a recent "people's assembly" at a public square in San Juan, the capital.
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Would the VA yield to the usual critics, who decry such statements as "Christian triumphalism" or whatever other invective they hurl at every vestige of Christianity in the public square?
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His reappearance on the public square is an important development at a moment when President Donald Trump's governing style has generated tremendous concern about the stability of our democratic institutions.
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Related: Doctors want Congress to declare gun deaths a public health crisis On Sunday, three people showed up in downtown Cleveland's Public Square to protest in favor of open-carry laws.
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If that's what Twitter and Reddit are trying to have, then you've gotta get rid of people who are shouting people out of the public square, who are really bullying people.
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Some will say they don't quite agree with him, but they will applaud his fearlessness — shouldn't any policy be open for discussion; shouldn't any idea be fit for the public square?
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Since the company is manifestly incapable of fixing itself, it is time for the government to intervene and impose regulations that clean up the public square without impinging on free speech.
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Bangkok's city hall will host a mass alms-offering on Friday for more than 600 Buddhist monks attended by junta chief Prayuth Chan-ocha at a public square in the city.
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These cases may very well depend on whether the justices see the Internet as "the modern public square," as Kennedy said in Packingham, or merely as a "tool" according to Alito.
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The charge for companies to distance themselves was largely led by Marjory Stoneman students, who called out companies in the public square and on Twitter for their ties to the organization.
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If I want to try to defeat Fairfax, based upon his belief system and policies, then I must confront him in the public square and convince others my ideas are right.
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There are today no agreed-upon benchmarks to be reached in order to call something a movement: No law must be passed, no number of people assembled in the public square.
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"We don't want to see God forced out of our public square," he said at a "Celebrate Freedom" concert at the Kennedy Center, according to a reporter traveling with the president.
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On opening night of the Raptors' 271.4th season, they drew an announced crowd of 573,257 inside, plus an estimated 57,23 fans outside in the nearby public square known as Jurassic Park.
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Trump's anti-feminism owes more to the gleeful vulgarity and implicit threats of violence of 4chan than the traditional debate over what a woman's role should be in the public square.
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As the festivals have blossomed, they have also turned into something more than strictly literary: a mixture of the public square and the television studio, or forums where India talks to itself.
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A couple of incidents did stand out: Friday's attack in Naples was noteworthy thanks to its potential ties to crime families and imagery of well-armed, masked assailants storming a public square.
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No, Katie Hill resigned because a bunch of moralizing, hypocritical and potentially criminal smear artists decided to rip her clothes off in the public square by posting nude photos without her consent.
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You can kind of see how the right or Republicans might be holding on to Pruneyard and might be trying to make an analogy between Twitter being a public square and this.
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In a conversation with Wired editor-in-chief Nick Thompson on Monday, CEO Jack Dorsey said he sees Twitter as a public square that he and his employees are the stewards of.
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Shortly before midnight, the police cleared people from a public square outside the station in an effort to calm what had become a dangerous situation, with people throwing large fireworks into crowds.
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If there was a problem, he could&aposve started an investigation, he gets fired and then decides he needs to leak and get an investigation, get things out in the public square.
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At the same time, it is undeniable that so many racial and ethnic slurs have been driven out of the public square by a general view that uttering such words is unacceptable.
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Winifred Duncan, a clerk at the S.S. Kresge store near Cleveland's public square, was showing 4-year-old James Parker and his mother a sparkler on the morning of July 3, 0003.
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His appeal was made during a speech to a crowd at a public square in Caracas a day after the head of the armed forces announced continued support for the embattled President.
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Activists also used hammers to tear down a metal barrier surrounding the Bank of Mexico, and lit a bonfire whose flames and smoke could be seen blocks away from the public square.
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It will remain up to the company to decide where it draws the line in policing the chatter of its internal public square, and how much outside political pressure shapes those standards.
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" Mr. Guaidó spoke to gathered supporters from a public square in Altamira, a neighborhood that has long been an opposition stronghold, saying, "Maduro no longer has the support of the armed forces.
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"The lobby is the new public square," said Aytan Litwin, founder and chief executive officer of White Space, a company that manages the manufacturing of custom interiors for hospitality and commercial spaces.
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If it is morally defensible, tech companies should have nothing to fear from discussions of the human rights implications of their work, whether that discussion happens in the boardroom or public square.
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Activists also used hammers to tear down a metal barrier surrounding the Bank of Mexico, and lit a bonfire whose flames and smoke could be seen blocks away from the public square.
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Still, the narrative that government is stomping all over the rights of conservative churches to enter the public square is one of the best ways to get the base to the polls.
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In the eyes of many conservatives, these portrayals are helpful politically as a way of casting Democrats as undermining law and order — both on the southern border and in the public square.
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The rescue of the last of the miners brought applause and cheers in the public square of Copiapo, Chile, and their worldwide audience — watching on television, computers and cellphones — laughed and cried.
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Some protesters wore cream and blue police uniforms and carried guns, but had their faces covered, when they marched from the upscale Delmas neighborhood toward the large Champ de Mars public square.
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"Local news should be the public square in which you engage your neighbors as people, to solve problems you can see, rather than on politics as a national religion," Green told me.
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" As Vox's Laura McGann writes, "the Thomas confirmation battle could have been a turning point in American history, one where women's rights in the workplace and in the public square vaulted forward.
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Timing could be another issue for this Fox revival, focusing on terrorism in the broadest possible way at a moment when questions about torture and have been thrust back into the public square.
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Surely Dorsey thought himself to be a stolid defender of the public square and everyone's right to say whatever they want—at least until Jones decided to attack the only man defending him.
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Now imagine that thing being weaponized by your enemies to destroy your person, your life, your career to humiliate you and put your most intimate and private moments into the forever public square.
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Social media has balkanized us further, amplifying the loudest voices, often manipulating perceptions of public opinion via anonymous bots and trolls while driving many reasonable people from the public square of civic debate.
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The "Unite the Right" rally was organized by a coalition of hard-right groups to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee from a public square in Charlottesville.
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If you feel manipulated by a partner, think of a more productive way to address that pain than resorting to the age-old misogyny of calling her a slut in the public square.
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"It will remember a miracle, made by the people in the public square, good people united to make a good country," Ban said before heading in to central Seoul on the airport train.
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And is it different than other... CAFARO: Actually, Anthony Kennedy -- Justice Kennedy actually issued an opinion surrounding that basically saying that social media is you know the global public square at this point.
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Both respond to events in what political theory sometimes calls the "public square," the place where the political gets debated and decided that is now coextensive with both media and social media spaces.
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Censorship is best understood as the government inhibiting the speech of its citizens in the public square, based on a set of rules defined by those in power to serve their own purposes.
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For years, investigating the American media's influence on discourse has required studying the conversations we have at homes, in the public square and in office corridors, to try to understand what prompted them.
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And her emergence into the public square was intimately related to a years-long argument about bankruptcy law in which her main antagonist inside the Democratic Party was none other than Joe Biden.
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That decision, which overturned a North Carolina law barring sex offenders from social networks, called social media "the modern public square" and "one of the most important places" for the exchange of views.
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This Western civ narrative came with certain values — about the importance of reasoned discourse, the importance of property rights, the need for a public square that was religiously informed but not theocratically dominated.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn has granted permission for a party in the Royal Plaza, a public square in Bangkok's old town, to thank the Thai and foreign participants in the rescue, the government said.
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" And there's criticism of the GOP's secrecy surrounding their bill: "We didn't fight for the Affordable Care Act for more than a year in the public square for any personal or political gain.
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And in Colombia, the acts of vandalism moved beyond the public square: Some criminals took advantage of the riots and the fact that security forces were stretched too thin to rob private houses.
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But in our own era, when 24-hour instantaneous news shout-fests have replaced both the public square and smoke-filled backroom, professional politicians and their associates are locked in a permanent campaign.
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Earlier this month a man was lynched and left hanging upside down in a public square in the Oromiya town of Shashemene by a mob who wrongly suspected he was carrying a bomb.
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It's hardly surprising, then, that Facebook is struggling with the same issues bearing out in Czech's public square, say analysts, but the platform's ability to disseminate and amplify these views portends greater problems.
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Now, the public square exists online, and massive, multi-national tech companies have gained enormous power to censor opinions, shape public perception, and really, to decide what information citizens are going to be given.
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If a given set of religious ideas really comes from God, Creator of the universe and Master of all, don't we have an obligation to infuse our public square with them — and only them?
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More than eight years in planning, the restoration of Public Square turns it into a place that is again green enough for its original 18th-century purpose — as a pasture for sheep and cattle.
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The irony of Trump is that his overwhelming and perpetual presence in the public square, with controversial and inflammatory rhetoric, might make it much harder for Republicans to keep voter attention on the economy.
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Expecting thousands for a protest on the convention's opening day, Mr. Burke said he would ignore the official parade route and march from Cleveland's Public Square to within "sight and sound" of the arena.
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We the people must embolden these electors by expressing our support in the public square, by reading and discussing the Constitution and the Federalist Papers, and by debating who the compromise candidate should be.
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Yet this is substantially how civic education — which occurs in schools but also in the public square, when the news media reports on issues and when public figures discuss them — treats the constitutional order.
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"Take down the wrong information or ban the wrong account and it ends up having repercussions for how people can speak—full stop—because they can't go to a literal public square," she says.
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" Mr. Barr also argued that the separation of church and state did not require the wholesale repudiation of religion from the public square, and he denounced the creation of a national "culture of disbelief.
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Speaking to WIRED last year, Zuckerberg described this shift as an exodus from the "public square" and into the "living room," places where people can get comfy and start talking to each other again.
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This was a large public square, humming with human activity — shopping, gossip, dramatic performances, military and religious processions — and surrounded on all sides by buildings, including many of the key institutions of Athenian democracy.
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It is strange listening to the stories as I stand in a public square overrun with tourists seemingly from all over the world, as I hear the voices of those who have chosen to stay.
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Although a for-profit corporation, Facebook is an important part of America's public square, allowing users from all sides of the political spectrum to converse and providing a platform for politicians to reach voters directly.
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What's happening: Zuckerberg announced the move last week in a long statement, setting Facebook on a course of building out a private, encrypted dimension of the platform that will ultimately eclipse the current public square.
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There's a reason for this: In the cacophony of voices that the web has unleashed, if you want a place in the public square you have to try and make yourself something of a brand.
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The Klan can't lynch people in the public square any more, but the fear it still feeds -- whether real or imagined, has the power to affect the shape of our legal system and social norms.
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There's a reason for this: in the cacophony of voices that the web has unleashed, if you want a place in the public square, you have to try and make yourself something of a brand.
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But others began to contemplate whether the bitter tone of the public square and root, root, rooting for the home team in politics had gone too far, as normal political barriers, for once, came down.
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Lady Gaga, a Grammy Award-winner whose signature song "Born This Way" has become an LGBTQ anthem, fired up the crowd, which began gathering in the park and public square outside the Stonewall hours earlier.
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The document refutes these mistaken assumptions by stating that religious liberty "also encompasses religious observance and practice" in the workplace and public square and that organizations of private citizens also have rights to religious liberty.
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Celebrations were expected to include merit-making ceremonies at Buddhist temples across Thailand and a mass alms-giving event for more than 600 Buddhist monks at a public square in the capital, Bangkok, on Friday.
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A few blocks northwest of Public Square, where the Cuyahoga River empties into Lake Erie, the Wolstein Group and Fairmount Properties developed the $2150 million Flats East Bank project, which was completed in two phases.
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But that elusive magical realist quality is more delicately applied to a sequence where Escobar decides to slip on a pair of sunglasses and drive himself for strawberries and cream in a crowded public square.
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Pastor Robert Jeffress — the head of megachurch First Baptist Dallas — during an interview on Fox News criticized a "crusade by secularists to remove any acknowledgment" of God from the public square and the country's schools.
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Suddenly, what seemed like a bustle in the direction of a designated protest area at the Public Square grew into mass charge toward a smaller object of interest — though what it was, exactly, was unclear.
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Despite the often-repeated idea that philosophy's true calling can only be fulfilled in the public square, philosophers actually function best in universities, where they acquire and share knowledge with their colleagues in other disciplines.
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Joe Mathews, a columnist for Zócalo Public Square, a nonprofit news site, recently compared California's tenuous ties with the rest of America to mainland China's relationship with Taiwan, which has its own ambitions of independence.
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"Network news still assembles the largest marketplace, the largest public square of any form of news," said Martin Kaplan, director of the Norman Lear Center for media and society at the University of Southern California.
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These will be uncomfortable but necessary topics to explore if the Catholic Church wants an era of renewal and its leaders hope to reclaim the ability to speak more persuasively to a diverse public square.
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"We the people welcome you to Cleveland," banners declared, hanging from street lamps along the road to the city's Public Square, a granite-and-steel plaza with fountains and patches of grass, trough and pasture.
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Cover image: Radio host Alex Jones is escorted from a rally in the Public Square after inciting a confrontation near the Republican National Convention at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio, July 19, 2016.
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All of these companies take pain to present themselves as simply the unbiased operators of the digital public square, which in practice usually means trying to placate whoever is angriest at them at any given moment.
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Arguments for God's existence are trotted out mostly in support in the movies' main plots, which are about threats Christian characters face from people who are hostile toward Christians talking about God in the public square.
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One fairly humorous quote from a sea of never-ending bullshit in his book:The most obvious problem is that the freedom to post anything online floods the public square with bad information and half-baked thinking.
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We are a rational citizenry when we have the knowledge and opportunity to put ourselves in someone else's shoes, and there is no more effective way to achieve this than by taking to the public square.
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To address the myriad problems and concerns of blacks in this era, black preachers discovered that congregations expected them not only to guide worship but also to be the community's lead informant in the public square.
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The political calculation is apparent: any Obama nominee will disrupt the Supreme Court's balance of power and undermine conservative jurisprudential priorities on abortion, gun control, campaign finance regulation and religion in the public square, among others.
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After weeks of closed-door depositions guiding their impeachment probe, Democrats plan to shift the process to the public square next week, scheduling a series of open hearings with witnesses who have already testified in private.
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On the other side of Public Square, Skyline International Development, a Toronto developer, is undertaking a $22 million renovation of the 98-year-old, nearly million-square-foot Renaissance Cleveland Hotel, with close to 373 rooms.
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"I wish this were a happy column about the advance of California public transit," Joe Mathews, a columnist for Zócalo Public Square who has been commuting from Pasadena to Santa Monica, reported in a glum dispatch.
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Meeting at a public square less than a mile away, hundreds of anti-Trump protesters marched through downtown Cleveland, hoping to move as close as possible to the Quicken Loans Arena, the site of the convention.
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If I put out in the public square, the February 14th — the substance of it, it will be clear the significance of the president's tweet about tapes and it will force something that otherwise wouldn't happen.
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"The sites that Justice Kagan has described and their utility and the extent of their coverage are greater than the communication you could have ever had, even in the paradigm of public square," Justice Kennedy said.
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The rise of social media has balkanized us further, amplifying the loudest voices, often manipulating perceptions of public opinion via anonymous bots and trolls, while driving many reasonable people from the public square of civic debate.
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A person's faith should not disqualify her from public office, and excluding religious beliefs from the public square would be a poor representation of the diversity of our country when it comes to people of faith.
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"I think that my constituent all along had a tug of war going on inside of her, understanding what privacy brought to her, but also the risks of moving over into the public square," Eshoo said.
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Imagine we have a public square that has written down everyone's bank balance, and if I want to send you some money, I basically write a check to you and post it in the town square.
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One was she was wishing for you and me to be left in the public square in Iraq, which I think is interesting because I agree, I wouldn&apost want to go to a majority Muslim country.
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When unscrupulous fake journalists and foreign powers abuse this design to spread false information — polluting the public square swiftly and efficiently for political gain — Facebook has an obligation to act, though it has historically dragged its heels.
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On the phone, Harris says that the question he didn't get around to asking on Tuesday was about whether our online "public square" should be considered something like a national park — a thing to protect and regulate.
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Both are examples of the high cost that sometimes comes with following one's conscience instead of the crowd -- and a reminder that constitutional guarantees of free speech apply to the public square, but not to private companies.
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He will punish Republicans if they abandon his anti-immigrant, anti-trade agenda, and there will be hell to pay if they humiliate him personally in the public square or try to write him out of existence.
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And so on and so forth… Without the 51st citizen who feels comfortable when the crowd hits 50, and the 52nd citizen who follows, the 50 people in the public square are easily rounded up and jailed.
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With 68 percent of Americans currently using Facebook, it has become the nation's de facto digital public square, at least in part because the country's political leaders lacked the civic imagination to insist on a public alternative.
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The very foundation of modern day SOGI laws is a worldview in which traditional religious beliefs on marriage are not to be understood and possibly tolerated, but to be despised, ridiculed, and banished from the public square.
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" Referring to the Obama administration's inclusion of transgender rights in its interpretation of Title IX, the 2016 Republican platform, using reactionary language, has declared that Democrats wish to "undermine religion and drive it from the public square.
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Johnson had argued that the ban was a violation of his First Amendment right to free speech, and that Twitter's presence as a "public square" meant the company was not shielded by the Communications Decency Act (CDA).
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WARSAW — It may have been a political protest, but it came across like a death threat: Pictures of six Polish politicians were strung from a makeshift gallows in a public square in the southern city of Katowice.
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But his deeper argument is that, by adhering to a classically liberal concept of a neutral public square, "Frenchism" makes too many concessions to progressives who demand that traditional conservatives bend a knee to their moral demands.
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And because it was a new technology, a kind of public square that felt novel and transformative, things felt lawless, and people began to behave lawlessly, as though the web was a place beyond pro-social norms.
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Some protesters wore cream and blue police uniforms and carried guns, but had their faces covered, as they marched from the upscale Delmas neighborhood toward the large Champ de Mars public square, the main site for Carnival.
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"The only reason we're able to speculate we can increase more health in a public square is because of CDA 230 so we'd need to finely balance what those changes are and what that means," said Dorsey.
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Again, the First Amendment is concerned principally with government power, but we resisted the centralization of control over the public square in the government because we didn't like the idea of centralization of that kind of power.
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And what the researchers uncovered may be an even grimmer reflection of today's America, and offer a key takeaway that is good to remember when confronting the resurgence of white nationalist and supremacist rhetoric in the public square.
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In questioning state attorney Robert Montgomery, Kagan said: Montgomery began to reply about the existence of alternatives, at which point Justice Anthony Kennedy suggested agreement with Kagan, arguing that Twitter is similar to the public square of old.
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I don't know, but we recognize we're not the only ones serving a public square, a public conversation, that there are multiple folks including journalists and publications like the New York Times and the National Review or whoever.
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He was speaking at a public square in Omdurman, which sits across the Nile from Khartoum before 7,000 of his supporters who chanted slogans including: "The people want a new regime" and "No to war, yes to peace".
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We will not acquiesce to the debasement of language in the public square that would distort what is at stake, but we will make our voices heard by any in this new administration who are willing to listen.
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Today there is obviously an economic Trump, more knowledgeable than any recent president about what makes the market tick, and a Twitter Trump, who throws verbal bombs that explode daily in the public square, dragging down his image.
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And through an insistence that music experiences are educational priorities, public radio brings the instruments and experience of music to schools, hospitals and other places within America's public square to ensure that access to music is widely available.
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On Wilkes-Barre's Public Square, whose sidewalks filled during lunch hour on Monday, several Republicans and Republican-leaning Democrats said they were appalled by Mr. Trump and would skip the election, or vote for a third-party candidate.
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Mr. Comey said he decided at that point that he "needed to get that out into the public square," adding that he had asked a friend to share contents of a memo he had written about the meeting.
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"Sadly, the far left is actively working to erase our God-given rights, shut down faith-based charities, ban religious believers from the public square and silence Americans who believe in the sanctity of life," Trump said Friday.
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Built in the late 17th century by François d'Aubusson de La Feuillade, a marshal of France under Louis XIV, as the first circular public square in Paris, the Place des Victoires has been remarkably transformed through the ages.
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Beijing (CNN)A least nine people were killed and more than 40 wounded after a driver of a SUV intentionally crashed into crowds at a busy public square in central China late Wednesday evening, local government officials said.
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Despite criticism from adults who complain about young people spending too much time on their phones, the #FreePeriods campaign has proven that teenagers can truly bring about change by utilizing social media and taking to the public square.
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"Let me be totally clear that the allegations raised against me in the public square and raised largely by BuzzFeed, Fusion GPS and others in the press are based upon misinformation, unnamed or unverifiable sources," Cohen told CNN.
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Among those assaulted was Joey Gibson, the leader of the Patriot Prayer group, which canceled a Saturday rally and was then prevented from holding a news conference when authorities closed off the public square Gibson planned to use.
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One brief, brought by the US Conference of Catholic Bishops along with other Catholic groups, makes this explicit: American citizens should never be forced to choose between their religious faith and their right to participate in the public square.
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The fact that so many Americans appear susceptible to romanticising Confederate generals in what was America's greatest national trauma only strengthens the argument for retiring their monuments from the public square, and displaying them in museums where they belong.
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For instance, since its entry into the slow-city network in 2015, Lidzbark in Poland has redeveloped its riverfront, introduced free electric public transport, and built new bike lanes and a public square, according to its mayor Maciej Sitarek.
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While he uses the public square to preen and retaliate at every available opportunity, Clinton's metered approach to public appearance now consistently inspires a level of widespread fascination, if not hope and resilience—even if those aren't her intentions.
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When he got back to Berkeley that fall, he led a fight against a policy that prohibited political speech on campus, arguing that a public university should be as open for political debate and assembly as a public square.
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The student, Kaushik Purokite, who was studying mechanics, was in a public square in the village of Bahadurpur Paschim Pada when a group of villagers attacked him, said Gautam Mitra, officer in charge at the Diamond Harbour police station.
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Given that the majority of NFL players are African American, it is impossible in today's racially charged and politically divided landscape to expect players to stick to the game and be silent on important matters in the public square.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Stevedore Crawford strode onto the plaza at Cleveland's Public Square, not far from this week's Republican National Convention, pulled two brightly colored toy guns from his pants, waved them around and then threw himself onto the concrete.
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Standing near a group of activists protesting Donald J. Trump's nomination in a public square, he recounted a story about once being late to a shift and showing up in his civilian clothes, a white T-shirt and jeans.
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Comey told lawmakers that he wanted to get the information into "the public square" in hopes of spurring the Justice Department to appoint a special counsel to lead the investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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No group has claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 37 people in a public square, but the Turkish military almost immediately began carrying out airstrikes on Sunday against P.K.K. bases in the mountains of Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region.
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Covered in mirrors and motorized to perform surreal transforming choreography, a larger-than-life sculpture of Franz Kafka's head has been causing quite a bit of commotion to a public square near the author's old stomping grounds in Prague.
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Comey provided a model of how to move into the "public square," as he put it, by recording doubts about the Chief Executive in memos, in order to be able to speak about them accurately when the need arose.
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Cover image: UNITED STATES - JULY 19: Radio host Alex Jones is escorted from a rally in the Public Square after inciting a confrontation near the Republican National Convention at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio, July 19, 2016.
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In other developed countries, a man going to a business on a public square and killing multiple people, as happened in Cincinnati, would be a horrifying tragedy that would be covered in the news for potentially weeks and months.
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Celebration and retaliation after the fall Najib recalled how 15 years ago residents forced one of the Taliban's most notorious religious police enforcers to dance for hours in a public square to music that had been banned by the former regime.
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And showing fear is the first thing that is necessary, and of course, we are all women in either public office or in the public square, but what conservative women and Trump women know is, anybody is vulnerable to this now.
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Once a thriving city of 21909,211, Wilkes-Barre was built by coal and manufacturing barons who erected stately homes and public edifices like the stunning Luzerne County Court House and the 14-story Luzerne National Bank Building in Public Square.
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" Here's the tweet to which he's referring:Regarding the "cloud" Trump claimed was over the White House, Comey says he believes Trump was frustrated that the Russia investigation was taking up so much time and energy "in the public square, in general.
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Bangi's connections at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs gave him an early line on government-funded projects like the multimillion-dollar Digital Public Square initiative, which funded digital tools for political opposition groups around the world.
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Multiple attempts by protesters to get anywhere near Xi during his time in the city ended in failure, while a pro-Hong Kong independence rally scheduled for Friday night was canceled after police refused organizers permission to use a public square.
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Rebol opened up just this week on the southern edge of Public Square, a four-block plaza in the heart of downtown that has long served as a place for junkies to nod out and drunk bros to piss in.
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By leaning on exclusive interviews with Knox, her then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, Italian prosecutor Giuliano Mignini, and the tabloid journalist Nick Pisa, the directors document the years of litigation, both in court and in the global public square, that followed.
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Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie is a policy advisor for The Catholic Association, which is dedicated to being a faithful Catholic voice in the public square.. The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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The Unite the Right sequel rally last August drew fewer than two dozen people to a public square in Washington, D.C. They were faced with thousands of local counter-protesters, as well as a few dozen masked members of Antifa.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times CLEVELAND — It was a sparkling scene of urban renaissance: Children scampered through the fountain in Public Square, spruced up at a cost of $0003 million just in time for the Republican convention here.
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The Kurdistan Freedom Falcons, a Marxist group in Turkey that broke off from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, claimed responsibility for the bombing of a public square in Ankara, the capital, on March 27652; not all of the perpetrators were Islamist extremists.
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A casino being built near the city's main theater is encroaching on a public square; a 35-story tower, once intended to house an American technological university, lies empty, and the eight-cabin Ferris wheel embedded into its facade is still.
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The SDF advance since Sunday also brought it control over the central city public square, where Islamic State once displayed the severed heads of its enemies, and which became one of its last lines of defense as the battle progressed.
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It is one thing to realize that holding a politically charged rally is not a good way to preserve Mr. Rabin's memory, and it's quite another to act as though mentioning a desire for peace in the public square is unacceptable.
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In testimony to Congress last fall, for example, Jack Dorsey, the chief executive of Twitter, seemed to call his platform a public square several times, even though he also noted that the company was within its rights to remove content.
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The two-and-half-acre oceanside district of Beach Town North is to revolve around Plaza del Mercado, a public square with ground-floor restaurants and shops topped with apartments, a hostel, and radiating streets with townhouses and larger homes.
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The two minute-long video ends with gruesome footage of an Islamic State fighter sawing the head off of a fighter from the so-called New Syrian Army, and placing the corpse on a stone fountain in a public square.
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But beyond the immediate affirmation of restating our moral convictions, I confess my nagging worry that ceaseless statement-writing as an act of protest is sucking us dry — of time, rest, energy, creativity and our place in the public square.
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The ominous black clothes container with those instructions in a public square where, 80 years earlier, thousands cheered Adolf Hitler, must surely be the most provocative artwork in the 51st edition of the Steirischer Herbst festival in Graz, Austria's second city.
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During their conclave, for example, the cardinals have to wrestle with reports of a suicide bomber in a public square outside Vatican City who shouted "Allahu akbar" around the same time there was a mass shooting at, what else, a Mass.
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Project Include CEO Ellen Pao, who has been working to foster diversity, inclusion and ethics in the tech industry, called out Twitter's "public square" model as flawed — and a decision that indicates a lack of ethical consideration, on Twitter's part.
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" The March for Life, which has its headquarters in downtown Washington, says its mission is to "promote the beauty and dignity of every human life by working to end abortion — uniting, educating, and mobilizing pro-life people in the public square.
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If the Court rules that Jack must abandon his artistic expression and conscience in order to pursue his craft, then we all will face a profound loss — the removal of freedom of expression and freedom of conscience from the public square.
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" As Hamid spoke in favor of a peaceful coexistence at a platform in Public Square set aside for scheduled speeches, the small group behind her hoisted signs such as one saying, "Muhammad is a liar, false-prophet, child-raping pervert.
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The result is a loss of the transcendent, and a creeping sense in the public square that we are actually all alone, left only with our fear of the other or clutching at cold efficiency for a sense of control.
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On Saturday night in La Merced, a barrio in the southeast corner of Mexico City's historic center, residents gathered in a public square and looked on with delight as a paper mache effigy of Donald Trump exploded and burst into flames.
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With every victory in the campaign against Confederate iconography in the public square — a flag removed from the South Carolina statehouse grounds, a Jefferson Davis statue taken down at the University of Texas — the Lost Cause seems weaker and less relevant.
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" As Hamid spoke in favor of a peaceful coexistence at a platform in Public Square set aside for scheduled speeches, the small group behind her hoisted signs such as one saying, "Muhammad is a liar, false-prophet, child-raping pervert.
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"The sites that Justice Kagan has described and their utility and the extent of their coverage are greater than the communication you could have ever had, even in the paradigm of the public square" he told the lawyer, according to court transcripts.
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" In the same publication, executive editor Joy Pullmann writes that Trump would lose her vote if he picked Kavanaugh because it would break "his promise to appoint judges who will not force Americans to spurn God to participate in the public square.
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A shopping mall and cafe in Iraq, a terrace outside a Starbucks in Indonesia, a public square near the Blue Mosque in Turkey and other attacks on hotels popular with Westerners and local elites in both Egypt and Mali have all become battlefields.
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Twitter's Misguided Quest to Become a Forum for Everything John Herrman says Twitter's notion of a universal public square is hopeless: On Twitter, it may seem that you are talking to friends or peers, and that the space is controlled or even safe.
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While Kasarda and McCollum recognize that YouTube is a private company and has the right to police its content, they view these new rules as a dangerous slippery slope away from freedom of speech on the internet's largest public square of video content.
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During the same radio interview, with Tulsa's KFAQ-AM, Pruitt didn't dispute the host's claim that Islam is "not so much a religion as it is a terrorist organization" and lamented what he called "minority religions" pushing aside Christianity in the public square.
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Reformers and revolutionaries both forced these issues into the public square: Fink cites the socialist movement, which picked up momentum in the late nineteenth century, and the Knights of Labor, a radical labor organization whose affiliates organized black workers along with white workers.
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Public Square, where Ontario Street had met Superior Avenue in a black basin of asphalt, has been completely redesigned by James Corner and his colleagues at Field Operations, the same firm that created the High Line elevated park in New York City.
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A more dynamic approach to addressing society's problems, one which challenges students' assumptions and moral priorities, might propel business schools to a more credible status in the public square, and allow them to finally become incubators of principled economic leaders rather than managers.
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Holding the government accountable and engaging in peaceful protest, whether it's on the Mall in D.C., in your town's public square, or as part of the business you own, is as American as the fireworks we're all going to watch on Wednesday.
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Significantly, if these jurors felt that what they see in the public square doesn't represent their views of the case, they could request the judge to guide an appropriate release of a report of their own, either to Congress or even the public.
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ISTANBUL — A car filled with explosives blew up in a public square in the heart of Ankara, the Turkish capital, on Sunday evening, killing more than 30 people in the latest of a string of terrorist attacks that have destabilized the country.
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One day before an election that was "about to give space in parliament to an upcoming fascist, racist and homophobic party," as Dahlberg writes, a group gathered in a public square in Stockholm and recited the text, along with their own adaptation.
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"Flooding always happened, but now it's happening more and it's so much worse," López told me in March as we sat outside her current home in Plaza de la Independencia, a once-open public square that families packed tightly with their provisional houses.
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But the broader import of this case is what it says about social media as a public forum where people interact with those who represent them — and where the First Amendment should apply with as much force as in the public square.
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But one day, he was sketching at the breakfast table in his West Village sanctuary when he had an "aha!" moment for his design of the Public Square and gardens of Hudson Yards, the enormous new development on the West Side of Manhattan.
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"The night before the House of Representatives takes a somber vote to impeach Trump, we'll head to every congressional office and public square to declare that Nobody Is Above the Law as representatives finalize their positions and senators look on," the site reads.
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Parts of Ohio used to belong to Connecticut, and the New Englanders who settled Cleveland, in the eighteenth century, set aside land for a commons, a place for grazing sheep and cattle and for arguing about politics: the public square, the people's park.
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According to Oguibe, the work "was designed specifically for Kassel and the public square on which it stands," intended as a "call to action" that brings to light the conditions that millions of refugees face who have been forced to flee their homes.
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If we are going to descend onto the sands of the arena, we had better buckle it on … the notion that everyone has to play verbal patty cake all the time is a rather new idea, both in the church and in the public square.
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They worry about their ability to participate freely in the public square as they watch faith-based adoption agencies shut down for refusing to place children with same-sex couples, Catholic hospitals sued for declining to perform abortions, and nuns made to pay for abortifacients.
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The DOJ also understands that our country shines in a dark world for its foundational commitment to the right of each man and woman not only to believe, but to freely exercise their beliefs in the public square without being unduly burdened or discriminated against.
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As it's continued to exist in legal limbo, aerosol art has, under GFNYC's two-decades-long watch, struck a precarious balance, straddling a public square full of ticket-writing cops and a private sphere eager to convert graffiti's cultural capital into a quick buck.
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" The bottom line: Jon Meacham told the Post that he cannot recall a "similarly tribal moment" in recent history... "We're kind of back to the Colonial era in terms of public shaming, with virtual and symbolic stocks in the public square rather than literal ones.
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"We need lawmakers and regulators to help protect our children, our cognitive capabilities, our public square and our democracy by creating guardrails and rules to deal directly with the incentives and business models of these platforms and the societal harms they are causing," she wrote.
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In Mexico's capital, a march is expected to bring women into the streets in record numbers as they head to the public square fronting the national palace, fueled especially by anger over femicides, which have more than doubled in number over the last five years.
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Quintana will perform the song at Mexico City's massive public square on Saturday evening with 40 other women and Chilean singer Mon Laferte, then reprise the tune at Sunday's march for International Women's Day, handing out song lyrics to encourage other voices to join.
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SANA, Yemen — In a televised execution attended by thousands of Yemenis chanting approval, a man convicted of raping and killing a toddler was placed face down in a public square in Yemen's capital on Monday and shot with an automatic weapon at point-blank range.
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So they're actually a sort of platform for expression: If you are gay, if you are untouchable in India, if you are denied a place in the public square, then that's often where these companies actually have a reasonable role to play. Right. Right.
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"North Carolina with one broad stroke bars access to what for many are the principal sources for knowing current events, checking ads for employment, speaking and listening in the modern public square, and otherwise exploring the vast realms of human thought and knowledge," he wrote.
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Members of the Protection Committee for Myanmar Journalists sat draped in chains in a public square in the center of the town and wrote the names of the two arrested reporters on their palms, an often used symbol in Myanmar of solidarity with those in jail.
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As of press time, 25 pro-Trump confiners have already collectively pledged $1,187; with 28 days left to go, it's quite possible that with the proper permits, this fortification will appear in a public square near you — and no, it won't have a big and beautiful door.
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Tuesday afternoon, uniformed police on foot, bike and horseback entered, closed off and surrounded Public Square, one of the few public spaces open to licensed demonstrations, as socialists threatened Westboro Baptist Church members as a group protesting police violence tried to make themselves heard over the din.
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Photographed primarily in Public Square, the space outside the convention's restricted zone has become the key place for citizens to demonstrate as well as show support for the candidates during the convention, and prove that the First Amendment is alive and well in city of Cleveland.
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So, while citizens in North Korea, Iran, Russia, China, and even more recently Thailand, have been prosecuted for insulting their leaders, presidents or kings, in America freedom of speech gives all Americans the right to freely express their opinions in the public square or on the Internet.
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"With one broad stroke, North Carolina bars access to what for many are the principal sources for knowing current events, checking ads for employment, speaking and listening in the modern public square, and otherwise exploring the vast realms of human thought and knowledge," Justice Kennedy wrote.
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But none of that will stop one group of resilient souls from trying to spread some joy on this depraved husk of a planet the best way they can think of: Converging on a public square, huddling together, and saying "wow!" like Owen Wilson in unison.
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Despite the name "Public Square," Hudson Yards is a private development, and "Vessel" was commissioned and approved by a committee of one: Mr. Ross, who has kept the design models in a locked cabinet in the Related offices — when not allowing brief peeks to lure commercial tenants.
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This was an easy message to counter, especially given the extreme nature of the Left's position — that grown men have a civil right to shower with young women, and that any business or organization that dissents from this view should be removed from the public square.
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The players, who are loath to give up what many see as their right to speak freely in a public square, say they are not protesting the national anthem but trying to raise awareness about police brutality toward African-Americans and other forms of social injustice.
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"This is very different from other apps that are designed as broadcast platforms (rather like a global public square) where you can reach an audience of millions at the push of a button," wrote Chris Daniels, vice president of WhatsApp, in a Facebook post last week.
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They must figure out a way to play a dual role: to be fair and consistent referees of policy and ideological disputes within the public square — while also acting to defend the institutional integrity of the square itself from what is, at present, a highly asymmetrical threat.
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Less than 28 hours after the Biennale art festival in the western German city of Wiesbaden set up a statue of the Turkish leader in a public square bearing the name "German Unity Place," the mayor had it pulled down late Tuesday night, citing security concerns.
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Cleveland last year completed the $2400 million reconstruction of Public Square, which helped prompt more than $1603 billion in investment in 2160 projects that have been completed or are scheduled to open in the city center, according to the Downtown Cleveland Alliance, a civic economic development group.
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Finding them, however, requires getting off Stroget, the pedestrian "high street" anchored on one end by Kongens Nytorv, the city's largest and most proper public square that's home to Magasin du Nord, Denmark's take on a classic French department store, complete with a basement food court.
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The festival, which will take place at the Royal Plaza, a public square in Bangkok, from February 8 to March 11, will feature exhibitions showcasing the life and work of his late father King Bhumibol and his great grandfather, King Chulalongkorn, who reigned from 1868 to 1910.
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Junior Ceme, 34, who has a stand selling trinkets on the Champ de Mars public square in Port au Prince where the festivities take place, said he had borrowed around $150 from a friend to buy more goods for what is usually his busiest time of year.
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The attacks, which included suicide bombings at a vegetable market and a public square in a provincial capital, along with raids on nearby villages, showed that the Islamic State could still inflict tremendous damage in Syria, despite having lost most of the territory it once controlled.
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We didn't fight for the Affordable Care Act for more than a year in the public square for any personal or political gain – we fought for it because we knew it would save lives, prevent financial misery, and ultimately set this country we love on a better, healthier course.
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" EJI offers this description of the monument, "When visitors enter the memorial, the ground drops and perception shifts as visitors realize that the columns that appeared to be holding up the structure are actually monuments suspended from above, which evoke the lynchings that took place in the public square.
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Why it matters: The future of global messaging is now much different — not the remarkable, if profoundly flawed, public square of more than 2 billion members that Facebook has become, but a fractured one, with the world chatting and spending money on smaller platforms and in countless separate channels.
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So I do believe that a lot of these services, and ours, there's a growing concern of the power that we have over this public square that we're serving and there's a natural distrust of it and a natural fear of it because people fear losing their voice.
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They argue that the very idea of a neutral public square, where evangelical Christians and LGBTQ people, for example, could coexist peacefully, may be impossible in 2019, and that perhaps there is no form of liberalism in a post-religion American that could not help but benefit the left.
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Hateful activities on social media platforms aimed at racial, ethnic and religious minorities, women and the LGBTQ community are not harmless; they terrorize and interfere with a person's engagement with the digital public square in a manner that chills speech and stifles the civic participation of entire targeted communities.
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He tracks the way the groups communicate among their members, and spotlights how brazen many were about parading through the public square spouting racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric -- brandishing torches while chanting "Jews will not replace us" -- as well as videos of their training regimen and recruitment techniques.
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The questions explored how citizens feel about the way technology is transforming the world, from the workplace (40 percent think their company will disappear in a decade if it doesn't make big changes) to the public square (68 percent fear that people will socialize more digitally than in person).
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Places like Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq seem far from the American experience, but the relative peace and stability our nation has enjoyed came from the strenuous efforts of Americans to preserve a public square and political space where weighty issues can be debated with civility and mutual respect.
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"During Greek and Roman times women didn't have a voice in the public square, so it was never customary for a woman to speak at her wedding," said Anne Chertoff, a wedding expert and chief operating officer at Beaumont Etiquette, an etiquette and protocol-training firm in New York.
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Hundreds of people came to a public square in the city center for an event billed as a pro-Trump free speech rally, which had been planned for several weeks, but they were soon outnumbered by counter-protesters, some of whom identified themselves as anti-fascist, or antifa.
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"So while I'm president — which will be hopefully for five years, and I dunno, maybe we'll work with the media on a major extension of that — but we will not let anyone push God from the public square," he said, while the students and teachers behind him chuckled.
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When we arrived in Ukraine, we told the crowd of over 200,000 people at Kyiv's Maidan central public square that we stood with them in their demand for an end to the Russian-orchestrated corruption that had hobbled their country and allowed Putin to control its political destiny.
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Her firm is handling the Domino Sugar project, the luxury conversion of the waterfront sugar refinery in Williamsburg that will bring 2,800 new units to the area — 25 percent of which will go to lower-income renters — as well as a public square and dog run on the riverfront.
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Another standout, by Mitch Smith, who is a Chicago correspondent, topped an article on the rash of thefts of baby Jesus statues from Nativity scenes: BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Away in a manger on Bethlehem's public square, a woman approached a statue of the baby Jesus one dark, December night.
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Queens Museum did this deftly in using its social and political capital with City Council members and the Department of Transportation to advocate for the redevelopment of Corona Plaza, a neglected public square that prior to renovation was a popular if under-utilized convening spot for local cultural organizations.
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Undeterred, she opted for Market Square, a bustling public space across from Cleveland's West Side Market on West 25th Street, and then, for the final performance, she chose the approved demonstration area in Public Square, an outdoor plaza downtown that was recently renovated in anticipation of the RNC.
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"The First Amendment is concerned principally with government power, but we resisted the centralization of control over the public square in the government because we didn't like the idea of centralization of that kind of power," Jaffer said on the latest episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher.
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But the double standard here is that they don&apost lose their platforms overwhelmingly but if someone who is friendly to Trump says something that they find objectionable and most us find objectionable, it doesn&apost matter ow many times you apologize, you are excommunicated from the public square forever.
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Hundreds of local residents massed in the public square, under banners denouncing the "crime of severely obstructing social-administrative order" and urging people to pursue "rational efforts in seeking unpaid wages", as judges and prosecutors gave those gathered what they called an "education in the law," according to state media.
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"It didn't dawn on me, originally, that there might be corroboration for our conversation [there] might be a tape, my judgement was I needed get that out into the public square and so I asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter," he said.
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"Persons and organizations do not forfeit their religious freedom when providing social services, education, or healthcare; earning a living, seeking a job, or employing others; receiving government grants or contracts: or otherwise participating in the marketplace, the public square, or interfacing with Federal, State or local governments," the draft says.
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Among them: eight family members shot as they bade one another goodbye after a reunion in Philadelphia; a soldier struck by a stray bullet during a shootout in a public square in Savannah, Ga.; a 19-year-old college sophomore killed when a gunman sprayed a crowd outside an Ocala, Fla.
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Several businesses downtown, including the theaters at Playhouse Square, closed for the day because of the crowds, which were for the most part well behaved during the parade, although afterward, a woman was shot twice in the leg near Public Square, the police said, and a suspect was in custody.
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I believe that he's a big swinging dick going through a midlife crisis as soon as he sets off his Lamborghini's alarm to distract any looky-loos on his way to collect a flash drive in a public square — the dulcet tones of Pitbull's "Fireball" ramping up in the background.
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The quick read: He cares about profits, even if Square doesn't have them yet Customers want big merchants to feel small Tech founders shouldn't fear taking companies public Square will release a diversity report You don't have to take a meeting with the president to influence policy Does profitability matter?
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Manaf Halbouni's "Monument" — an installation of three upturned buses inspired by barricades in Aleppo, Syria — made people look and think when it was installed in February in a public square in Dresden, Germany, a week before the 72nd anniversary of the start of the Allied air attacks that destroyed the city.
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While this should not mean disengagement from the public square, it means that such engagement should proceed from a posture of humility, love of neighbor and ultimate loyalty to Christ, instead of arrogantly identifying the success of a given party or political movement with the advancement of the Kingdom of God.
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When it's unfiltered and uncurated — and when your feed isn't overrun by bots, fascists, and/or disingenuous trolls — Twitter can fulfill its stated mission to serve as a "public square," where ideas get promoted because people find them worthy of discussion, not because a robot thinks you might like them.
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And as I watched the Bushes and the generals and Trump's former rivals for the Republican presidential nomination step into the public square to enunciate their own principles about murderous bigots and domestic terrorists, I realized that they weren't going through any typical this-is-what-makes-us-Americans motions.
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With all of that said, it is now critical that these three candidates lick their wounds and get back into the public square to help ensure the defeat of a president whose policies have been hurtful to people of color and to lift up issues that might otherwise get less focus.
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If we want a society in which public policy defends the life and dignity of all, supports marriage and family, promotes the common good, recognizes religious freedom personally and institutionally, welcomes immigrants and cares for our neighbors in need, then of course the church must be engaged in the public square.
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"By prohibiting sex offenders from using those websites, North Carolina with one broad stroke bars access to what for many are the principal sources for knowing current events, checking ads for employment, speaking and listening in the modern public square, and otherwise exploring the vast realms of human thought and knowledge," Kennedy writes.
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Despite openly supporting, for example, Alabama's abortion ban, French is nonetheless being pilloried on Twitter and elsewhere by others on the right for being inadequately "realistic" about the culture war and contributing to the "surrender of the public square ... to the pagans and the perverts" (for liking Game of Thrones, for example).
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For example, if authorities saw a large group was about to gather in a public square and suspected it was related to some kind of political dissent, they could shut down public transit to the area, or simply dispatch large numbers of law enforcement to break things up before the protest gets started.
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The rest of the thoroughfare was filled with life: crowds streaming in and out of the local wet market, customers lining up for steamed pork buns, grannies dancing in unison to the latest pop songs in the adjacent public square and ambulances screaming past to one of the three hospitals along the street.
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The project, which is nearing the end of its environmental impact review process, is to include 2000,256 square feet of retail and restaurant space, 2000,21970 square feet of office space, about 19903 housing units aimed at millennials and those 21990 and older, and a 22000-room hotel, all around a large public square.
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"By prohibiting sex offenders from using those websites, North Carolina with one broad stroke bars access to what for many are the principal sources for knowing current events, checking ads for employment, speaking and listening in the modern public square and otherwise exploring the vast realms of human thought and knowledge," he said.
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Here are two examples out of thousands in the public square: After President Trump met with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, "The Daily Show" tweeted a video clip from Sean Hannity's Fox News show from the night before, side by side with some of Mr. Hannity's sound bites from the past.
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Made to flog himself in a public square, as a child, for defacing a poster of the Ayatollah — and then beaten to a pulp by his mentally ill mother, a pious Muslim who believed Farid's irreverent act had gotten his father killed — he was rescued and taken to America by his uncle, Amir.
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COMEY: I interpreted that as he was frustrated that the Russia investigation was taking up so much time and energy, I — I think he meant, of the executive branch, but in the — in the public square in general, and it was making it difficult for him to focus on other priorities of his.
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Yet in an era where anyone can use the internet and social media as a bullhorn, those voices increasingly threaten power brokers, including publishers, agents, and publicists, and audiences alike because they insist on revealing, in the public square, the inadequacies and betrayals of stories that some feel compelled to fiercely defend.
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And he understands that if he causes enough offense and creates enough melodrama, the screaming in the public square will be so loud that many battered and baffled Americans won't be able to hear the inner voice that's telling them what they should and at some level do know: that he must go.
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It also perhaps reflects the changing role of these private companies that facilitate so much public discourse: They are not literally, technically or legally a new public square, but their systemic importance means that society is coming to have expectations of their responsibility to the public that go beyond mere consumer satisfaction.
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