I have also learned that resistance to Mr. Trump is tantamount to resistance to God.
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She filed this under my resistance to being Jewish, which was never really resistance to being Jewish.
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For this reason, resistance to moving somewhere new can seem to be just resistance to newness as such.
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The resistance to those who proliferate Islamophobia and racism, the resistance to the billionaires, and those who are mortgage profiteers and healthcare privateers—resistance to this last gasp of a dying white, male supremacy.
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Just as bacteria can develop resistance to antibiotics, wild populations can develop resistance to modifications aimed at destroying them.
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Bacteria is able to develop resistance to phages too, and often much faster than they develop resistance to antibiotics.
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The latest seeds have been engineered for resistance to two weedkillers, with resistance to as many as five planned.
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Here's an important reason why: Just like bacteria can evolve resistance to antibiotics, roaches can evolve resistance to insecticides.
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Resistance to azithromycin is becoming more common, however, and there is some evidence of growing resistance to ceftriaxone, as well.
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Just as superbugs develop resistance to antibiotics, it's likely that wild populations will develop resistance to modifications aimed at destroying them.
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There are obviously differences between resistance to a large corporate behemoth like Amazon, and resistance to, say immigrants and refugees — big differences.
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Yet the impeachment trial in Washington has also invigorated what has emerged as a Republican resistance to the state's resistance to the president.
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Since mosquitoes have gained resistance to many classes of insecticides and the plasmodium parasites also have resistance to antimalarial drugs, other methods are used.
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Just as weeds developed resistance to Roundup, however, it's inevitable that they will develop resistance to dicamba, too—and what will farmers do then?
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This emerging strain has already developed a resistance to artemisinin, but in a "sinister development," the disease has mutated yet again, acquiring resistance to piperaquine.
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Some religious pacifists have tended to see their resistance to war as a resistance to the power structures of the state, which conflict with God's authority.
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"The sheriff views it as a form of resistance to the President's pardon, and I view it as a resistance to the law," Wilenchik told CNN late Thursday.
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What's happening now: There's growing resistance to the most effective first-line TB drug, rifampicin, and now officials are seeing resistance to another key first-line TB drug, isonizid.
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The resistance to step down, the resistance to a lot of this, seems to display someone who just really thinks they're on the right path, doesn't want to change.
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Resistance to variants of macrolides develops fast, he says, so it's important that researchers find out how quickly a pathogen develops resistance to these new compounds in the lab.
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Vietnam has emerged as another swing country because of its resistance to rules that would improve rights for its workforce, although Hanoi hasn't shown resistance to sign the pact.
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However, some teachers and members of the administration say the school is operating below capacity — admission numbers have fallen short — and that resistance to structural changes amounts to resistance to growth.
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Data collected by WHO from 2009 to 2014 shows widespread resistance to the commonly used antibiotics ciprofloxacin and azithromycin, along with emerging resistance to the current last-resort treatment involving injectable ceftriaxone.
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They demonstrate the artist's resistance to Japan's institutionalized art world.
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There has been strong House Republican resistance to the idea.
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Biliverdin has also been associated with resistance to certain diseases.
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What does resistance to that border regime realistically look like?
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"Saudi values are about social resistance to change," said Lily.
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He represents resistance to the legislative priorities not yet executed.
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Deform them, and their resistance to the current goes up.
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That's a valid consideration for these companies' resistance to regulation.
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There are the first signs of open resistance to ISIS.
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There's often resistance to investigative work from those in power.
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Ford's Mielewski said resistance to change was the biggest barrier.
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"We're having trouble finding resistance to control this," she said.
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Part of that versatility comes from Wolverine's resistance to age.
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But that means that bacteria develop resistance to the antibiotics.
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So resistant bacteria can pass their resistance to other strains.
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Trump's resistance to releasing his tax returns has divided Republicans.
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STDs remain a big problem as resistance to antibiotics grows.
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Indeed, a resistance to resolution is one of Wright's hallmarks.
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There are, however, some slices of encouraging resistance to BDS.
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His resistance to scrutiny isn't limited to Congress, of course.
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"Union Leaders Confronted by Resistance to Obama," the headline read.
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This gives Alcremie a truly impressive resistance to physical attacks.
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The resistance to letting the pastor go plays similarly for
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Remarkably enough, Barré's resistance to being absorbed by others persists.
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It's a form of resistance to hate and to negativity.
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The president faces resistance to this within his own party.
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Congress did not mount much resistance to his trade policy.
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Worse, these parasites have rapidly developed resistance to synthetic pesticides.
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Malaria was surging as resistance to pesticides and drugs increased.
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Mr. Alexander said the resistance to his bill was formidable.
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But recent court rulings suggest new resistance to cancer warnings.
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I personally have a huge resistance to working on paintings.
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It's a problem rooted in resistance to transparency and accountability.
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It's also a resistance to what was imposed on us.
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It resembles artistic collaborations in its resistance to precise attribution.
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I mean, people have a great resistance to new evidence.
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Both men said they found resistance to such checks baffling.
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Over time, they can build up resistance to the drugs.
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Ms. Holzer's resistance to truth telling apparently knew no boundaries.
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Lyndsey has various ways of measuring her resistance to light.
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Art entails a potential resistance to structures based on violence.
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He doesn't recall much resistance to the outsiders, he says.
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Education is the resistance to everything that is bad today.
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But I had a lot of resistance to that idea.
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But I approve of his resistance to massive immigration, yes.
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They have led the resistance to Trump from the beginning.
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Voters must show peaceful resistance to police action, organizers said.
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The resistance to the Native vote — like the resistance to the black vote, or the Latino vote — just shows how powerful that vote is, and just how much work has been done to subvert it.
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He did this by adding to their DNA genes for resistance to two antibiotics, hygromycin and G418, and arranging for this resistance to be turned on only when the gene for mating was also active.
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Apple's resistance to the United States government's demand has been polarizing.
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But the A.A.C. has offered little resistance to the UConn juggernaut.
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In recent months, US resistance to Huawei has been ramping up.
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Tech resistance to U.S. President Donald Trump has reached its zenith.
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And filmmaker, Michael Moore, urging the resistance to continue their revolts.
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But a resistance to female science fiction and fantasy authors remains.
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What makes Linda's story so poignant is its resistance to categorization.
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Like all bacteria, N. gonorrhoeae will eventually develop resistance to antibiotics.
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Giving cows bacterial resistance to diseases could be a huge deal.
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In February, he tweeted his resistance to Spicer's "greater enforcement" comments.
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Angry resistance to such a brute, they feel, must bring victory.
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Berkeley is famous for exclusionary zoning and resistance to new housing.
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Just look at her resistance to the infamous airport battle scene.
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Yet resistance to them has already been reported in 50 countries.
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Such trial cases could break down regulatory resistance to autonomous drones.
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Still, her resistance to the Amazon project may not have helped.
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Wherever there is endemic infection, there is resistance to its treatment.
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Tillerson's resistance to public transparency was already making news this week.
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Wolff's comments indicated there would be plenty of resistance to overcome.
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In 2016, Romney was the face of Republican resistance to Trump.
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Resistance to the move was strong among some in the administration.
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Still, there is deep resistance to voting on the trade measure.
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But within Catholicism there is also strong resistance to this interpretation.
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Michael Feighan (D-Ohio), mobilized bipartisan resistance to Johnson's immigration bill.
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The resistance to the bill has sometimes exposed some corporate contradictions.
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She has become a symbol of resistance to the judicial revamp.
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Bollgard II RR Flex combines resistance to insects and weed-killers.
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It's resistance to these latter two which is of greatest concern.
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But encouragingly, none have shown resistance to the last-line drugs.
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She wrote a novel that boosted the reader's resistance to babble.
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Growing resistance to Roundup is also reviving old, and contentious, chemicals.
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Yet few stories surfaced publicly and resistance to speaking up remained.
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The true scandal resides in their continued resistance to be defined.
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But look, the conservatives' resistance to negative information is truly awesome.
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Other cities have encountered similar resistance to their tree-planting efforts.
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The work's resistance to language — from description to theory — is remarkable.
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That is why there was so little resistance to mass incarceration.
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It's a legacy of their civil rights-era resistance to integration.
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But the market's resistance to German and Austrian art eventually dissipated.
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Resistance to Turkey's plans without offering alternatives is not a solution.
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And, as the Jim Crow South's massive resistance to Brown v.
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Kyrgios, with his resistance to established codes and authorities, is not.
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Hillary Clinton declared herself "part of the resistance" to President Trump.
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So perhaps your resistance to playing Amanda came from that closeness?
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McConnell has faced resistance to passing either plan amid party divisions.
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The resistance to "politicizing" disaster is also written into the script.
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But typical of their resistance to change, they ignored the suggestions.
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Many also gave a three-finger salute of resistance to authority.
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" He called for "total resistance" to "what this minority is proposing.
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The history of Aboriginal resistance to colonization has been largely erased.
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And if malaria has changed history, so has resistance to it.
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My resistance to optimism, never formidable, dissolves by the "Wonderland" preface.
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Actress Natalie Portman said she had encountered resistance to the idea.
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In some cases, resistance to Saccone comes from opposition to Trump.
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Wyden told CNN the Democratic resistance to the bill will continue.
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Has there been resistance to this new technology in the government?
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Activists are abuzz about leading "the resistance" to the Trump era.
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Political resistance to an evolving society has been apparent for years.
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There's only change and resistance to it and then more change.
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This is the fight to be the resistance to the Resistance.
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But similarly to how bacteria can evolve resistance to an antibiotic, roach populations can evolve resistance to certain toxins in the bait we give them, according to Coby Schal, an entomologist at North Carolina State University.
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The Catholic Church is the face of resistance to Duterte's brutal drug war in the Philippines The Catholic Church is the face of resistance to Duterte's brutal drug war in the Philippines This segment originally aired Feb.
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Abadi has faced resistance to a government overhaul aimed at tackling corruption.
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Mr Kart was feted across the world for his resistance to power.
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Point is the volume & intensity of grassroots resistance to Romney is breathtaking.
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Worse, it could potentially make his HIV evolve resistance to the antibody.
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Count on the Resistance to take it out, but at great cost.
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Bryan and Butler's resistance to infernal pseudoscience, but they and their ilk
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However, pink bollworms are now developing resistance to the technology, scientists say.
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Hemlocks have no natural resistance to HWA, and there is no cure.
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There is a lot of resistance to being told what to do.
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Most pathogens eventually develop resistance to the drugs used to treat them.
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While institutional change is typically gradual, resistance to any change is common.
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Lax prescription of antibiotics is helping to breed bacterial resistance to them.
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Big Tech's latest resistance to the proposal comes during a key moment.
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The resistance to Johansson's casting rose due to frustration at this imbalance.
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Yet Democratic resistance to the president's demand has hardened across the board.
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Volcan had been expected to face some shareholder resistance to the buyout.
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What have you made of the online resistance to the character designs?
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Resistance to it helped Republicans triumph in the 2010 and 2014 midterms.
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He has certainly sacrificed opportunities by maintaining his resistance to brand partnerships.
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This genetic mutation confers resistance to hypoxia, otherwise known as altitude sickness.
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But there are indications that resistance to LGBT rights may be weakening.
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The White House is insisting its resistance to Democratic power is legitimate.
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These are not the leaders of a resistance to a bankrupt system.
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Yang, who championed the resistance to Microsoft, stepped down again in 2008.
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Manganese can be found in drink cans to improve resistance to corrosion.
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Neisseria gonorrhoeae is another bug that has repeatedly developed resistance to antibiotics.
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For a graphic on weeds' growing resistance to farming herbicides, click tmsnrt.
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Signs of intraparty resistance to repealing the estate tax have already appeared.
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It brings a whole other element to my epic resistance to it.
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Bolivia's former president called for resistance to the country's new interim government.
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"The resistance to the movements of the scalpel is different," she said.
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But there's a lot of resistance to her, especially among young voters.
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The higher the octane number, the greater the fuel's resistance to detonation.
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Numerous reports also cited the first acts of resistance to the crusade.
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CNN: Why is there some resistance to "mumble rap" within hip-hop?
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But resistance to the vetting process can be a huge red flag.
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Foucault emphasized that wherever power arises, so too does resistance to it.
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I think there will still be a lot of resistance to that.
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"Resistance to medication is a doctor's job, not a pharmacist's," he says.
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The most public resistance to protectionism will likely come from the Senate.
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"There are already signs that China's resistance to CNY depreciation is fading."
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This pattern holds across Southern states that demonstrated resistance to school integration.
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But there has been resistance to such technology in the United States.
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Still, Mr. Nadler said Mr. Barr's resistance to testimony would have consequences.
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Even big cities, including Islamabad, have seen resistance to polio immunization campaigns.
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Multitudes worked to overcome strong resistance to sharing political power with women.
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He acknowledges that, at first, there can be resistance to the idea.
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But Ms. Yao developed a resistance to it after about nine months.
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Rising drug resistance to gonorrhoea treatments is also a growing health threat.
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What do you make of the broader resistance to Trump right now?
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But this weakened Hong Kong government offers markets little resistance to infection.
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Resistance to self-harming economic policies has so far mostly been muted.
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Populism is not conservatism, which by definition entails resistance to public whims.
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Unions were already marshaling resistance to the austerity measures he has proposed.
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Resistance to essential antibiotics is increasing in seven of the 18 germs.
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Ortiz Jones' life experiences have partly driven her resistance to Trump's policies.
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Unfortunately, there is still stiff resistance to change within the committee itself.
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After that, organized armed resistance to the Iranian-backed onslaught melted away.
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The move reflects growing resistance to rising drug prices around the world.
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For an entire decade we have been met with resistance to change.
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Scientists have also found genes that give some animals resistance to prions.
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But Coleman said there was an unspoken resistance to such an arrangement.
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The art in Documenta touches on themes from resistance to transgender identity.
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PFAS are highly valued for their resistance to heat, oil, and water.
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Some unions quickly called for a redoubling of resistance to the government.
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"It expresses a sort of resistance to Macron's power," Mr. Martin said.
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Resistance to the plan came from the House's conservative and liberal wings.
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And has the resistance to Trump really descended into a "childlike fascism"?
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He became a symbol of resistance to authoritarian Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar.
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Originally designed to help address local resistance to desegregation after Brown v.
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This is the way we identified the "disguised" antibiotic resistance to colistin.
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Researchers have discovered a new bacterial gene that causes resistance to colistin.
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But resistance to digital was futile back then, as it is now.
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Even bacteria that are sensitive to antibiotics can develop resistance to them.
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Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear — not absence of fear.
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That's why this resistance to funding fellow American citizens has infuriated Democrats.
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But previous studies suggest that resistance to azithromycin and other macrolides would not likely result in resistance to other classes of antibiotics, such as penicillins, which are currently used in Africa as first-line treatments for many infections.
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As treatment continues, such cells become more numerous, and as they divide they go on to accumulate mutations that make them even more resistant—the cancer evolves resistance to chemotherapy rather as an infection can evolve resistance to antibiotics.
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Such uncertainty means that sustaining the combination that I've suggested — yes to prudent resistance to rash behavior, no to ideological resistance to populist policy — would require constant self-scrutiny among the people trying to manage this presidency from within.
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Banks' resistance to change may be overcome by the squeeze on profitability, however.
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But that works only until the weeds themselves develop resistance to the poison.
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Apparently, part of the delay was due to male resistance to the idea.
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Scientists had previously demonstrated evolution of insecticide resistance and resistance to bacterial infections.
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Critics said he would be unable to manage resistance to any austerity reforms.
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The author also adduces xenophobic anti-sharia laws and resistance to Muslim buildings.
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So, if you&aposre saying that you&aposre the resistance, resistance to what?
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The resistance to Pelosi's leadership came from the center rather than the left.
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She warned at a news conference that resistance to change would now increase.
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But traders said there would be strong resistance to a break above $1.35.
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The pigment is especially known for its colour intensity and resistance to fading.
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"Resistance to antibiotics is something that will always exist, I expect," says March.
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Corrigibility refers to an AGI's lack of resistance to bug-fixes or recoding.
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Perhaps the most vocal resistance to a British exit is coming from Scotland.
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It has proved, over many centuries, a useful instrument of resistance to oppression.
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But there's a historical precedent of resistance to state violence in the sertão.
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In criticizing Mr. Tester, Mr. Trump ignored Republican resistance to Dr. Jackson's nomination.
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But unarmed Mexican guards put up just token resistance to the Honduras caravan.
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Tribal divisions and the dispersal of the population hampered resistance to Chinese authority.
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I personally prefer a minimal resistance to my clicks out of sheer laziness.
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Do you think there will be resistance to this technology in academic archeology?
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Of course, they also offer the reverse short trade from resistance to support.
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Another may be resistance to the insecticides used in bed nets or sprays.
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In the current experiment, none of the participants developed resistance to both antibodies.
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The violence there has made UPOLI a symbol of resistance to government repression.
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Like those bacteria, C. auris appears to have evolved resistance to multiple drugs.
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This shows the resistance to Trump's ban is growing and gaining more firepower.
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Some saw in him a symbol of resistance to the old imperialist powers.
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It's a neighborhood with a storied history of fierce, principled resistance to gentrification.
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Worldwide, MG has shown increasing resistance to one family of antibiotics, called macrolides.
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Chinese memory chip firms are facing increasing regulatory resistance to acquiring overseas technology.
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Overweight dwarf mice with low IGF-1 levels and a resistance to disease.
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Some weeds have developed resistance to glyphosate, which Monsanto introduced in the 1970s.
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But political resistance to the treaty in Switzerland has held up the process.
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People acquire HIV resistance to tenofovir in one of two ways, he said.
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Because the RESISTANCE to any unconstitutional crazy shit from President Trump begins now.
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Jammeh's security forces offered no resistance to soldiers from West African bloc ECOWAS.
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Eventually, bacteria will always evolve to develop resistance to whatever antibiotics we find.
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Richard Nixon's "Southern strategy" was reorganizing American politics around resistance to equal rights.
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But mere resistance to the diabolical schemes of the enemy is not sufficient.
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Windows were taped and boarded, but provided no resistance to the monster storm.
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But its resistance to charging readers for content came at a significant cost.
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Some weeds have developed resistance to glyphosate, which Monsanto introduced in the 1990s.
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The name itself has long signified resistance to prison abuse and state violence.
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Indeed, his efforts are the logical endpoint of the resistance to those movements.
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I think you call that a particularly despicable form of resistance to justice.
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Perhaps it's unfair to ask the Resistance to be anything more than that.
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There was much less agreement for mutations that predict resistance to particular drugs.
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Popular resistance to Trumpism began on the Mall the day after his Inauguration.
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The further west on the route, the stiffer the resistance to the plan.
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But the system is still too opaque, and resistance to regulation remains fierce.
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The president has a bristling resistance to what he sees as cheap emotion.
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Resistance to the pipeline must be stronger than ever, and we cannot relent.
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So why was there so much resistance to increasing the Bitcoin network's capacity?
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And Luke essentially wins, in the sense of allowing the Resistance to escape.
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Yet there has been intense psychological resistance to this fact since 9/11.
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Last, despite their tough resistance to the tax bills, Democrats often blur differences.
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City officials have taken extraordinary measures to crack down on resistance to immunization.
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Their successful resistance to stylistic categories is just one of their abiding strengths.
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They are students of human cruelty and champions of the resistance to it.
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But resistance to steps that curb drivers' rights in Germany remains deeply rooted.
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The plutocratic wall of national resistance to sane climate policy cannot hold forever.
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Now, he relishes the idea of leading California's resistance to the Trump administration.
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Resistance to antiparasite medication is a growing problem for livestock and people alike.
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That, in a nutshell, is the source of conservative resistance to climate science.
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The split ultimately represents the state's simultaneous resistance to both Trump and impeachment.
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However, for most women the cancer cells quickly develop resistance to the chemo.
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Resistance to antibiotics has become one of the world's most pressing health issues.
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Resistance to antibiotics has become one of the world's most pressing health issues.
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If you start giving them away, you will develop resistance to them, too.
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At the same time, resistance to the Core was growing on the right.
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Very little resistance to point to until this stock gets back to $40.
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That caused conservative resistance to the "replace" aspect of the debate to evaporate.
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But Europe would not be the only source of resistance to Erdogan's plans.
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Embrace or resistance to legal change could recreate backwaters in the United States.
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Furthermore, the stubborn human resistance to admitting a mistake should never be underestimated.
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Yacht builders and floor makers prize its consistent texture and resistance to decay.
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And it can develop resistance to another while a patient is being treated.
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About the only actual act of "resistance" to examine comes from Woodward's book.
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There is still today a resistance to seeing scholarship and racism as compatible.
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Individualism, free thought, resistance to authority; Satan, he said, represented all of them.
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The resistance to gun control legislation even extends to victims of gun violence.
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Resistance to far-away masters goes back centuries for the Purepecha of Michoacan.
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Still, he said resistance to voting is not as widespread as activists assert.
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Despite the support for cover cropping in Indiana, there is still resistance to change.
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But growing resistance to insecticides and malaria treatments threaten to roll back these gains.
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Neighboring trees pick up these signals and increase their own resistance to the threat.
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There is already substantial resistance to the law from some parts of the country.
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I can't explain my resistance to fish, but I've had it all my life.
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Also it represents a form of resistance to issues that we face through time.
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The Senate has yet to confirm his son amid growing resistance to the appointment.
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They seem to be doing so to keep up the resistance to India's move.
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It blamed the faster pace on community resistance to measures to fight the outbreak.
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Resistance to sexist marketing has also contributed to the feminist repurposing of fictional characters.
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It doesn't help the resistance to further blur the line between truth and fact.
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Resistance to Mr Trump has also helped drive the Democratic Party to the left.
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The next level of resistance to watch is probably around where we closed 2,523.
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Resistance to his tunneling project marks a somewhat new type of challenge for Musk.
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This pathological resistance to President Trump is going to hurt them badly in November.
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In the late 2020s bacterial resistance to older drugs suddenly exploded in rich countries.
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When you think about doing this, why do you think there's resistance to it?
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The same resistance to his populist socioeconomic agenda is apparent across the conservative intelligentsia.
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But Apple's core philosophy has also showed resistance to moving too much to touch.
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She told PEOPLE, "I would like to be the face of resistance to abuse."
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We haven't yet been able to edit eggplant for resistance to caterpillars, for example.
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At every opportunity, Republican leaders have chosen the path of least resistance to Trump.
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The next level of resistance to watch is probably around where we closed 2,700.
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In the same period, resistance to third-line treatments will double across EU countries.
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Some religious groups, especially American Evangelicals, have become associated with resistance to climate science.
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But the malaria parasites have started to develop a resistance to artemisinin, now, too.
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By 1940, researchers were reporting that bacteria had already developed resistance to the drug.
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Some strains have developed resistance to vancomycin, one of the most powerful antibiotics available.
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But also, we did see some token regulatory resistance to the continued merger mania.
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Kesha's siding with the Democrats who protested in Congress over resistance to gun laws.
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But much of the Democratic Party's base is urging total resistance to Trump's agenda.
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In this narrative, the establishment Republican resistance to Trump is proof of their venality.
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The genes that produce resistance to antibiotics can be easily transferred between bacterial species.
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Even when the guy comes from within, there's pushback, because there's resistance to change.
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Elsewhere in Canada, there is staunch resistance to building new energy infrastructure like pipelines.
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Bacteria naturally evolve resistance to antibiotics, and we've known this for a long time.
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Restricting use would also help prevent weeds from developing resistance to dicamba, he said.
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Balda said he had aimed to stoke public resistance to accepting migrants, media reported.
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Still, it doesn't mean there is there is no resistance to the domino effect.
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Meanwhile, Republicans put up staunch resistance to having a second round of public hearings.
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But protests in both countries are an indication of popular resistance to any compromise.
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" The group also unfurled a large banner saying "Hypocrites: Our resistance to your decadence.
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The only resistance to be found on this front is currently in Eastern Europe.
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Gritty is a universally beloved icon of resistance to authoritarian control; Phang is not.
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Resistance to his instruction that detectives should record interrogations in murder investigations annoyed him.
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As Ms. Rubero's experience suggests, a major reason is a resistance to granting parole.
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Since then, Republican resistance to fiscal stimulus has only made economic recovery more difficult.
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This allows for the wheat to develop "hardiness" – or a resistance to cold weather.
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"It is coming from fear and insecurity and a resistance to experience," she said.
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Meanwhile, a high-performing culture brewing in China may neutralize society's resistance to 996.
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It is not the job of the resistance to drag you out of that.
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On one hand, there is a "resistance to prefab as ugly boxes," she noted.
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China regards the flags as a sign of resistance to its rule in Tibet.
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He overcame years of congressional resistance to effect changes in the D.C. court system.
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European leaders' resistance to Chinese investment may have slowed, but it has not stopped.
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Rising inequality has reduced the supply of legal aid by kindling resistance to taxation.
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Other resistance to Mr. Erdogan's building spree is centered on the environment and conservation.
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Australia's resistance to addressing climate change — by limiting emissions in particular — is well documented.
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It also papers over a long history of resistance to these sorts of depredations.
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One part of the answer can surely be seen in Trump's resistance to science.
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Best of all, the mice didn't develop resistance to halicin, even after 30 days.
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Other studies found that we're second in competitiveness and third in resistance to corruption.
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The insurgency's leaders also face considerable internal resistance to signing a meaningful peace deal.
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"Resistance to law is always an offence against the peace of society," Raymond declared.
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Matt Salzer, despite his resistance to mythologizing bristlecones, recorded a speech for the gathering.
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But the administration's resistance to scrutiny is already fueling suspicions of a cover-up.
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"The resistance to a corrupting demagogy," he warned, "should take first priority" for Americans.
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It has developed resistance to every class of antibiotic we have thrown at it.
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A longer, pricklier trade war and stiff Chinese resistance to economic reforms could result.
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It could also lead to resistance to increasing the government's debt limit next year.
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Resistance to globalization was not confined to the West, nor to the industrialized world.
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At home, we need to increase the public's resistance to influence by foreign powers.
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It's also where the headquarters of resistance to Bolivia's new interim government is found.
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Much of the resistance to cryptocurrency is based upon misunderstandings of the technology involved.
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"But Ben-Ghiat also said this scenario could "spark more resistance to his rule.
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Despite the tragic nature of the human condition, there is resistance to violence everywhere.
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Moths show greater resistance to flame than American politicians do to health care reform.
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The reason is that bacteria develop a resistance to antibiotics when overused or misused.
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But Mondrian's peculiar resistance to dilution is one reason his work is so famous.
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Mr. Biden's resistance to accommodating that mood may well come to define his campaign.
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Scientists have created hybrid species, too, to study their perceived resistance to feline leukemia.
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The will not to be replaced was at the center of resistance to colonialism.
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Some individuals may have an inborn resistance to a chemical while others do not.
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There's really a lot of resistance to inserting poor people in market-rate neighborhoods.
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Jeff Flake joked Monday about technology's resistance to the spelling of Neil Gorsuch's last name.
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Now, let's start pulling back more of the curtain hiding the resistance to that horror.
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The resistance to it threatens to hold up aspirations to pass tax reform this year.
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Local residents stiffened in their resistance to border walls and the militarization of our communities.
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The need for new antibiotics is mounting as patients build up resistance to older therapies.
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From there, Houston answered every Philadelphia run with enough resistance to maintain a comfortable lead.
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Barrada has long investigated gestures and grammar of resistance to structures of power and control.
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But resistance to Mr. Macron's vision of more Europe is mounting, in Germany and beyond.
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Its resistance to cracks under high pressure makes it well-suited for earthquake-prone areas.
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Critics note that Sanders' arrogance and resistance to reality have been hallmarks of his career.
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Misurata became famous for its resistance to an eight-month siege by troops of Col.
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FALLING PROFITS Banks' resistance to change may be overcome by the squeeze on profitability, however.
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The government's increased resistance to M&A deals is a large overhang for the market.
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Mr. Saakashvili has faced some resistance to his plans, and not just from the oligarchs.
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Since they probably lack any resistance to new diseases, contact with outsiders might kill them.
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At the core of white resistance to Reconstruction was the refusal to recognize federal authority.
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It is the legacy of Irish resistance to British colonialism, the model for settler colonialism.
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Parliament's resistance to Mrs May's extreme plan has been timid and the Labour opposition feeble.
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Many imagined that resistance to foreign dominion would be enough to forge a national identity.
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They can easily build resistance to chemical control because contact with the chemical is difficult.
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As each one came in, and there was this weird resistance to the new wife.
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But progress comes too slowly to help patients who show strong resistance to treatment today.
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Most have since departed, citing resistance to anti-corruption reform and pressure from political insiders.
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The latest report inevitably calls into question Facebook's resistance to being called a media company.
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There are additives that increase concrete's electrical conductivity, strength, ductility, and resistance to acid corrosion.
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These nasties have evolved resistance to carbepenems as well as another class of antibiotics, cephalosporins.
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Resistance to artemisinin, a recently discovered malaria-fighting compound, is already widespread in Southeast Asia.
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Musk's email to Buss came after the CEO learned of investor resistance to the deal.
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Dealers said there had been resistance to more gains against the dollar at around $1.2520.
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"For some [police] departments there may be cultural resistance to looking too closely," Katz said.
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This may be what happened in Europe, where bats appear have developed resistance to it.
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This—combined with a fierce resistance to unions—made the firm a target for campaigners.
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But America didn't catch a resistance to facts, as though ignorance was the common cold.
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Next, they will search for genes that also enable resistance to other forms of antibiotics.
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Since Snowden's revelations, resistance to spying resulted in some reform on the reach of surveillance.
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And these methods are facing mounting pressure as the parasite develops resistance to each intervention.
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Once infected with malaria, a person who survives will build a resistance to the disease.
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Regeneron has run into similar resistance to Praluent with insurers refusing to pay for it.
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Even more encouraging, testing showed bacteria had little propensity to acquire resistance to the drug.
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The country has gained in geopolitical importance, too, thanks to its resistance to China's expansionism.
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It also increases the resistance to those who do or might otherwise oppose such actions.
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Mr. Cameron said he hoped that collaboration among nations would overcome resistance to greater transparency.
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The development will lessen any Teutonic resistance to the monetary easing that Draghi is planning.
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President Obama is beginning a weeklong visit to Asia, bolstering resistance to China's growing strength.
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Allan Ramirez, a former local pastor who once helped lead the resistance to Mr. Levy.
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By then, mosquitoes had evolved resistance to DDT, and by 1992 to its successor, malathion.
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The book's cover describes it as "a blueprint for non-violent resistance to repressive regimes".
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The biggest example of resistance to white-collar crime has become Reckitt Benckiser's local subsidiary.
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The main opposition MDC-T has shown no resistance to Mnangagwa serving as transitional leader.
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Yet another LDP tells us when those patients have developed resistance to that drug therapy.
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So bacteria that evolve resistance to triclosan also learn how to fend off those drugs.
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I always mix styles of music [because of my] life-long resistance to feeling confined.
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"There's a certain resistance to the white picket fence and the suburban lifestyle," she said.
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This continued resistance to what happened last November is wearing thin on the American people.
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None, however, are entire museums, which have largely shown the greatest resistance to W.A.G.E. certification.
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ViiV also said adults who used Dovato did not develop any resistance to the treatment.
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Some infections are caused by bacteria that have acquired resistance to almost all available antibiotics.
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Together, these two lawsuits are currently at the forefront of the resistance to the ban.
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" Greece and Cyprus were found to have shown "no meaningful resistance to Russia's subversive activities.
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Similarly, resistance to forensic science reform is based on a reluctance to change prosecutorial practice.
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Mr. Reich said he anticipated intense resistance to any appointees with ties to Wall Street.
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"The wind is seeking the path of least resistance to lower pressure," Dr. Hall said.
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There is still resistance to female leadership and participation at the community and national levels.
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My great grandfather faced resistance to quarantines and such tactics are no more popular today.
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Mr. Bolton was frustrated by what he saw as resistance to legitimate requests, allies said.
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In addition to its marketing allure and resistance to wear, ceramic offers welcome aesthetic opportunities.
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Like all targeted therapies, it may stop working as the cancer develops resistance to it.
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Perhaps their resistance to grass-roots Democrats, and to impeachment in particular, will pay dividends.
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Mr. Batiste's view of music's role in city culture reflected his resistance to urban unfairness.
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This book ends with the conviction that resistance to these dangers is at least possible.
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The resistance to the president from within the executive branch is not a new phenomenon.
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The government's resistance to large-scale land transfers reflected its reluctance to rattle international investors.
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Charles de Gaulle, who called on French citizens to join the resistance to the Nazis.
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While antibiotics can cure us from some diseases, resistance to these powerful drugs is growing.
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So why the Republican resistance to what is clearly the right move by Mr. McAuliffe?
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The Tea Party challenges rested on an ideology: resistance to Obamacare, immigration, and social programs.
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That can build internal resistance to whatever Mr. Mueller ultimately finds, stacking skeptics around him.
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The Uighurs' history of independence movements and resistance to Chinese rule has long unsettled Beijing.
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The Trump administration and House Republicans are dogged in their resistance to that approach, however.
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They point to government resistance to introducing a speed limit on all of German motorways.
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Yet one of its most remarkable attributes, its resistance to decay, has received little attention.
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More: A grass-roots coalition has formed to encourage and unify the resistance to Amazon.
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Other women's rights leaders said it was the resistance to sexism that made 2017 noteworthy.
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And Democrats have mounted a wall of resistance to his nominations, slowing the process down.
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It is still unclear how resistance to the drug would affect treatment of these conditions.
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And behind its otherworldly mood pulses an implicit resistance to the world as it is.
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The Rohingya migrants' rickety houses offered little resistance to the storm's high winds, officials said.
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But its resistance to a vision of perpetual self-improvement makes the book quietly subversive.
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Q: Was there any internal resistance to forming the group that needed to be overcome?
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It became an instant meme for the left, symbolizing Democrats' resistance to the Trump administration.
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They point to government resistance to introducing a speed limit on all of German motorways.
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With Malpass at the helm, resistance to Chinese borrowing from the bank would likely increase.
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But they "have been backfooted by the scale of resistance to (the law)," Patel said.
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It wasn't as if they took the path of least resistance to victory No. 91.
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Yet the coldest parts of the planet are also producing some resistance to climate change.
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This feature makes tumours genetically volatile and helps them develop resistance to treatment over time.
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We expect resistance to every lawsuit that will be filed to enforce Whole Women's Health.
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In Bernards Township, much of the initial resistance to the proposed mosque centered on parking.
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The notion that resistance to this makes you a dangerous criminal has always been there.
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The liberal resistance to Mr. Trump has been appearing in more and more Republican ads.
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For Norway, this gets to a deeper cultural resistance to using prisons purely for punishment.
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America's current system of coercive, demanding and often demeaning care itself creates resistance to treatment.
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According to Brockwell, the medical establishment's resistance to sterilizing women is a result of sexism.
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How do you look at the current political scene, and also the resistance to it?
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A safe place was where people could find practical resistance to political and social repression.
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One type of bacteria that causes pneumonia and bronchitis has already shown resistance to doxycycline.
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That drive fell apart when mosquitoes developed resistance to DDT and the parasites became immune to chloroquine, the miracle treatment rolled out after World War II. Although resistance to the modern miracle drug, artemisinin, has appeared, it is still largely confined to Southeast Asia.
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Hotter conditions may also be giving some disease-causing microbes greater resistance to antibiotics, Salas said.
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The deal also comes as Beijing grapples with its long-held resistance to genetically modified crops.
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But its resistance to heat and radiation give it a number of military and space applications.
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Not all resistance to repealing Obamacare may be coming from the left, by the way. Sen.
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Absolutely. Should the Democratic Party be leading the charge of that "resistance" to Trump's fascistic tendencies?
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Despite this slight increase in resistance to drugs, the WHO recommended that treatment continue as usual.
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Some weeds have thrived in soybean fields after developing resistance to the widely used Roundup herbicide.
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That's why Google, Facebook and others have been at the forefront of corporate resistance to Trump.
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It doesn't need to be hampered by emotions, resistance to change and the reality of uncertainty.
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One team also used it to introduce genes that would create a resistance to HIV/AIDS.
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But Coates also stood by his critique of the senator's resistance to reparations for African-Americans.
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Fishburne brings understated strength to the role that humanizes this iconic figure of resistance to injustice.
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The development comes as Chinese memory chip firms face increasing regulatory resistance to acquiring overseas technology.
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That report will only stiffen Republican resistance to any proposals that require substantial new federal spending.
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In June, the workers rallied outside the museum to protest the management's resistance to their demands.
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In the Martin Scorsese and "Joker" controversies, hints of resistance to the rule of comic books.
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Her memory is serving as an avatar for the resistance to white supremacists and racist policies.
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One option is to create "immunising" drives that could spread resistance to a drive gone rogue.
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Schiff believes that weak markets will continue to fuel the Fed's resistance to tightening monetary policy.
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First, it's a rugged chronograph – or stopwatch-like – piece with a water resistance to 600 meters.
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The GOP resistance to Donald Trump But Trump also picked up the endorsement of Nebraska Gov.
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For all his power, Mr Xi has struggled with widespread passive resistance to his economic reforms.
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Some see the operation as Mr Sechin's revenge for Mr Ulyukaev's resistance to the Bashneft takeover.
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UV-C rays are germicidal and can neutralize "superbugs" that have developed a resistance to antibiotics.
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But he said the industry should drop its resistance to seeing comedies represented in serious contests.
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Resistance to the idea of messing with nature has made gene drives an incredibly fraught issue.
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He believed he could build up resistance to shots to the head, kind of like calluses.
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Glioblastoma is an aggressive cancer that begins in the brain, and rapidly evolves resistance to drugs.
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The dominant story around Dragonfly to date has been around employees' resistance to the search engine.
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Seeing this type of resistance to those expectations is thrilling for most and cathartic for many.
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How the transplant works The process of transferring resistance to HIV is extremely complicated -- and rare.
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So far, there haven't been any signs of widespread resistance to colistin among these specific superbugs.
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As far as I know, no bacteria has developed resistance to a plant's anti-microbial compound.
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"The decision is not final yet, but resistance to the idea has eased," said the official.
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"When a law is imposed upon you from afar, there's local resistance to that," Hehman said.
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Now new research from Sweden sheds some light onto how bacteria evolve resistance to antibiotics: genetics.
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There's been resistance to those claims from both governmental and business quarters in Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Like the diamondback moth, cancer cells develop resistance to the powerful chemicals deployed to destroy them.
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Carmike Cinemas — Carmike may face some resistance to its deal to be bought by AMC Entertainment.
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Now, as happened in Alaska, doctors are encountering superbugs that are developing resistance to colistin, too.
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The leader of the resistance to Paul Ryan is not even old enough to drive yet.
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This is partly an attempt to overcome the resistance to change entrenched by a polarised system.
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And swearing has intensified as Democrats have become more recalcitrant in their resistance to the president.
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As the "resistance" to Trump grew, so did the expansion of the interpretation of the crime.
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Once something is a "norm," the resistance to change can feel overwhelming, almost impossible to overcome.
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The temptation to move swiftly, as a way of overcoming resistance to reform, carries big risks.
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To understand the resistance to cognitive explanations, I need to mention a third ancient Greek: Aristotle.
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"Now, not only do you have indifference, you have outright resistance to his candidacy," he said.
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If carbapenem-resistant bacteria, called CRE, also pick up resistance to colistin, they will be unstoppable.
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That would be an about-face from McConnnell's resistance to Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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That has fed resistance to a new European Union trade deal with South America's Mercosur bloc.
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In many areas where they could do a lot of good, resistance to them remains strong.
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" And at the other end of life's journey, portraiture is "an act of resistance to mortality.
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In some cities, moths, in turn, are developing a resistance to the lure of light bulbs.
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Turkey's resistance to needed economic adjustment is prompting investors to reassess emerging market investment more broadly.
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California has been the center of the political resistance to Trump since he was a candidate.
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There is a resistance to welcoming black foreigners but also to making black citizens feel comfortable.
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All together, that deepened the agitation for Democrats to take action despite leadership's resistance to impeachment.
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She, too, brings a refreshing modernity to the royal family, whose resistance to change is renowned.
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Jay Inslee spoke on a panel about Democratic governors' efforts to lead the "resistance" to Trump.
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He was expected to meet fierce resistance to his hardline immigration stances from the assembled leaders.
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The problem is Trump is already facing a stone wall of resistance to his budget priorities.
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"One possibility is maybe there's some resistance to the antibiotics that they are using," Garchitorena said.
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It's also unclear how the dust and debris will fly or provide sufficient resistance to rockets.
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But it's inevitable that bugs will develop resistance to the next antibiotic and then the next.
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So from the start, it sounds like there was an element of resistance to your work.
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Do to growing resistance to antibiotics, the CDC doesn't recommend using them to prevent ETEC infections.
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While the enthusiasm inside the conference was evident, the resistance to the alt-right remains powerful.
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There was widespread resistance to black male suffrage, which had been guaranteed by the 15th amendment.
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And now, she's running for re-election, partly on a platform of resistance to the administration.
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Hemp shouldn't be used at ground level, or it loses its resistance to mold and rot.
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That resistance to readability is key to what separates Hull from his more figuratively inclined forebears.
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It's easy in the moment of the "resistance" to signal that you're down with the resistance.
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We should be grateful for his resistance to wrongdoing while working for the Trump White House.
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This resistance to reduction, to a linear, literal reading, is at the core of Darboven's project.
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The fortitude of social connections is a predictor of resistance to Alzheimer's and overall mental health.
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The conservative movement has perennially stimulated resistance to liberalism, frequently incorporating new cultural issues and voters.
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However, it is virtually inevitable that resistance to Xofluza will evolve as more people use it.
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If Senator Warren wins, I'm sure she'll face plenty of partisan resistance to her many plans.
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"There's a great resistance to the way he exercises power in this country," Mr. Grunberg said.
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"Bundling the holidays remains a form of resistance to racial justice in America," Gill told Vox.
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In fact, the private use of Catalan became a form of quiet resistance to the dictatorship.
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Resistance to insulin has been linked to other chronic illnesses associated with obesity such as diabetes.
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And that would make resistance to those drugs less likely to evolve in the first place.■
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It's treatable by antibiotics, but resistance to drugs is a major concern in the medical world.
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Early last year, Klean Kanteen began powder coating them for better resistance to chipping and wear.
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Perhaps China would have evolved more throughout the millennia and exhibited less resistance to new ideas.
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But by 2012 Falciani's revelations and other pressures threatened to overwhelm the Swiss resistance to transparency.
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Now, however, pressure to confront those stereotypes is growing, and so is their resistance to change.
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Both Russian and China have expressed resistance to tougher sanctions on North Korea, urging dialogue instead.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s nonviolent resistance to segregation and had become legends inside the movement.
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Corsello said cancer patients who develop resistance to chemotherapy often have high levels of this protein.
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As your article acknowledges, there is significant consumer resistance to certain types of efficient light bulbs.
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The prospect of losing revenue may explain the Alphabet unit's resistance to blocking certain ad trackers.
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Former Romney aides are skeptical that he will adopt a posture of frontal resistance to Trump.
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The result: The parties proved hollow vehicles that offered little organizational resistance to capture by outsiders.
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The world now must wonder if there exists in Congress a resistance to Trump's unpopular vision.
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Early last year, Klean Kanteen began powder coating them for better resistance to chipping and wear.
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It is indeed true that there has been fierce resistance to the #MeToo and #TimesUp movement.
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Lee admitted he wasn't able to do his job properly because of Kramer's resistance to change.
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But now "Britain's resistance to that precondition could bring about the hard border," Mr. Connelly said.
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But she called for bipartisan resistance to the president's move to interfere in the justice system.
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But it has one broad political mandate: to foster instability as resistance to any status quo.
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There is no question that resistance to Trump inside the G.O.P. has proved a treacherous road.
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Both intended their interventions as explorations of and resistance to current politics surrounding the female body.
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The problem of cockroaches quickly developing resistance to insecticides has been a problem since the 1950s.
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The new substance performed reasonably well against a strain of tuberculosis that had no resistance to antibiotics.
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And black culture, such as it is, was formed around a necessary resistance to this fundamental lie.
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However, a strain of bubonic plague with high-level resistance to streptomycin was seen recently in Madagascar.
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They've also taken to publishing fake photos and bogus facts to drive their "resistance" to President Trump.
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The men were cowering on the ground and not offering any resistance to the police, he said.
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"I created my space and made myself known, there was no resistance to me," she told Reuters.
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But in response to your question about the resistance to Indigenous Peoples Day, I think it's twofold.
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The trouble is, organisms develop resistance to gene drives, much like they eventually outwit pesticides and antibiotics.
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Apparently, the DLS does rounds approximately 360 times per second to check resistance to the brush head.
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Problem is you're going up against muscle memory, and resistance to change the habit of a lifetime.
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Another problem is that there have been pockets of resistance to traditional public health measures, Osterholm says.
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With a declining population, Japan is being forced to confront its traditional resistance to taking in foreigners.
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"Resistance to near-term action is still quite entrenched," said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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This is not the first time the first lady has shown her resistance to holding Trump's hand.
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The White House's response has been to provide as much resistance to that congressional oversight as possible.
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Resistance to South American beef imports has come from farming countries such as France, Ireland and Poland.
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But recent research has suggested that wild populations will almost certainly develop resistance to lab-engineered modifications.
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Yet with each step toward increased militarized force, the resistance to the state and the project grows.
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Differences in resistance to the drive were not caused by any initial differences in the target sequence.
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The growing resistance to peacekeeping efforts comes at a particularly precarious moment for civilians in the DRC.
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Although manifestly a parable of Han Chinese resistance to foreign humiliation, the story does not demonise outsiders.
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France was blocked, he judged, not because of its inclination to protest or innate resistance to change.
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McConnell's resistance to Obama's judicial nominees surfaced as soon as the new president took office in 242.
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Efforts to control it have been hampered by militia violence and some local resistance to outside help.
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East Timor's pensions, paid to veterans of the resistance to Indonesian occupation, amount to 6.5% of GDP.
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Within the DNA of these wildlings are genes with the potential to grant resistance to future pathogens.
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I understand why so many people hesitate — the pressure and resistance to something so personal is immense.
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It's richly melodic, and her resistance to overloading the production means those melodies have room to shine.
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Framed as a form of resistance to gentrification and the UNTITLED art fair, the project is imperfect.
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The 2017 budget is currently being discussed in parliament, and resistance to austerity measures has been building.
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In addition, the researchers haven't yet looked at how quickly bacteria develop resistance to these novel compounds.
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"Tackling resistance to change is one of the most important tasks we have right now" Araya said.
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Apart from the injury itself, there had been further resistance to allowing Margarito back into the ring.
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Despite resistance to Kabila's remaining in power, he has successfully co-opted large portions of the opposition.
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Today it's clear that resistance to change in Washington, D.C. has been ever fiercer than I anticipated.
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Braun knows there will be some resistance to the idea of circumventing the traditional four-year degree.
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One way is to refer to the object's inertial mass, which describes the object's resistance to acceleration.
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The longer an antibiotic is in use, the more time bacteria have to develop resistance to it.
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Neither U.S. demands for burden-sharing nor European resistance to those demands were anything new, they suggested.
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This signals a continued resistance to a tax that makes life more expensive for nearly every American.
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Below, they outline the future of the American left and the shape of its resistance to Trumpism.
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But it's certainly something to watch — especially if resistance to Trump within the federal bureaucracy keeps growing.
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These plasmids allow resistance to pass not just from individual to individual but from species to species.
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Patty Gilligan, a spokesperson for the town, viewed the resistance to the Somalis as more than religious.
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"The union movement today is the last line of resistance to the reactionary corporate agenda," Sanders said.
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Britons, like Americans, fiercely protect their liberty, the genius of their constitution, their instinctive resistance to autocracy.
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In fact, solar industry tariffs are simply the latest illustration of America's shortsighted resistance to renewable energies.
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Canon's control dials are well positioned and have the right level of resistance to be adjusted precisely.
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"Can we talk about it, man?" is his most emphatic bit of resistance to the proposed exile.
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Yet another possibility could be that, after a first infection, women develop greater resistance to subsequent infections.
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The issue of nullification gained traction with states' resistance to federal government during the Civil Rights movement.
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Jeb Bush of Florida denounced the mayor last year for his resistance to expanding charter schools. Gov.
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The blankness of that nihilism, its resistance to understanding, is precisely what makes such violence so frightening.
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For pro-gun advocates, molon labe has become a rallying cry of resistance to perceived government overreach.
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Their resistance to the imposition of a Soviet-client government cost the Afghan people 85033 million lives.
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Despite vocal resistance to the president, the party appears to have not learned its lesson from 21625.
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Her campaign has frequently revolved around her centrist policies and resistance to the Democratic Party's status quo.
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We organized civil rights sit-ins, teach-ins, voter registration drives, and resistance to the Vietnam War.
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Mr. Trump has remarked to people that he was surprised by the intense resistance to Mr. Romney.
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M Science found that customer resistance to the increase was much stronger than Chipotle's management had expected.
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She expects an invigorated resistance to come to Washington, bringing moral outrage as well as sophisticated palates.
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But some senators see resistance to gun restrictions softening as national security looms larger in the debate.
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We will lead the resistance to any effort that would shred our social fabric or our Constitution.
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Treated with surgery followed by chemotherapy, most patients -- 85% -- relapse and ultimately develop resistance to the chemo.
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One likely pool of resistance to any such network request: Those craft voters who elected Ms. Isaacs.
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Democrats cannot and should not, however, rely on a strategy of resistance to the Trump agenda alone.
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But at the end of the day, merely voicing occasional policy differences is not "resistance" to Trump.
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Anti-Trump protestors are outside Uber's San Francisco headquarters this morning urging resistance to the new administration.
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The use of the drug will be deliberately limited so that bacteria don't develop resistance to it.
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But Stewart's resistance to being labeled in the press was as much about other people as herself.
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The original set the bar for tough watches with incredible shock resistance to protect the quartz module.
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Eastman captures at once society's dehumanizing coldness and the possibility of sustained, agile resistance to its strictures.
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Still, conversations with donors suggest resistance to Trump is weakening as he increasingly looks like the nominee.
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Their resistance to criticism has brought them together into what feels like the beginning of a movement.
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He said that resistance to the deal was largely driven by the political motivations of opposition lawmakers.
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Speaking to CNBC Friday morning, some finance ministers showed resistance to changing the debt and deficit ceilings.
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Government officials said they had hoped American resilience and resistance to the Russian techniques might be growing.
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Italy, having produced the first iteration of fascism, also engendered the first resistance to the new politics.
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What was the internal Nashville resistance to hip-hop, even if it came in a country package?
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Attila Richter, the president of the Hungarian Tennis Federation, was among those leading resistance to the changes.
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One thing that I've seen you both mention before is a resistance to assembly-line art making.
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We saw that with the birth of hip-hop as a form resistance to an unjust government.
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There will inevitably be resistance to forming a commission to evaluate the government's response to the pandemic.
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This resistance to releasing more medical records is, unfortunately, not a new thing for the Vermont senator.
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But resistance to new pipelines and high production costs have steadily reduced investments in oil-sands fields.
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There was resistance to the idea at first, Dr. Nowell told PennCurrent, a university publication, in 1999.
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You sense in her a firm resistance to overplaying pathos, even when tragedy is her underlying subject.
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Among conservatives, "resistance to change was significantly lower in the invulnerability condition," she and her colleagues wrote.
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She was jailed for her refusal and became a symbol of the resistance to same-sex marriage.
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SLAYING GOLIATHThe Passionate Resistance to Privatization and the Fight to Save America's SchoolsBy Diane Ravitch She came.
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Their only unified message seems to be a reflexive "resistance" to anything Donald Trump says or does.
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And before that, resistance to the continued war in Iraq was the top issue promoted by Rep.
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"There is some institutional resistance to any legislation that provides financial incentives to drug companies," he said.
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This meme truly has it all: sonic beauty, low-stakes absurdism, and a surprising resistance to oversaturation.
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The goal is to encourage and unify the resistance to Amazon that is now beginning to form.
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Why do you think there is there such strong resistance to eliminating gillnets as a fishing method?
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Amid discussion of resistance to Trump, he surprised me with talk of 2020, when he'll turn 78.
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Labor representatives, having already made major concessions, will most likely put up bitter resistance to further cuts.
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The constant "resistance" to President Trump and the continued efforts to delegitimize his election does just that.
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That resistance to the genre's longstanding norms feels disorienting — not a new paradigm but a provocative one.
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But this year, resistance to their efforts has come from surprising places: business and the religious right.
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Moser runs Daily Action, a system that coordinates resistance to Trump through concerned calls to elected officials.
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Resistance to anomaly is always about a choice to protect the familiar and convenient against the disruptive effect of difference; and resistance to human anomaly in particular is always about a choice to protect the personal advantages of segregation against the disruptive effect of integration by the Other.
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The resistance to the march of the machines comes down to the relationship-driven nature of bond sales.
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Destenny posted their act of resistance to Twitter, where followers have gone wild with support for the women.
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Hemlibra's initial success was in patients with inhibitors, which are antibodies that cause resistance to replacement clotting factors.
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But we will see more resistance to globalisation from governments, as they calculate that voters will reward nativism.
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Those who say they will join "the resistance" to Trump are often derided as out-of-touch troublemakers.
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Equally important is the boost the incident gives to Democratic efforts to organize resistance to the Trump agenda.
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The WHO has labeled resistance to vaccines one of the biggest risks to global public health in 2019.
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This type of dichotomy and resistance to work together toward a common goal is not a foreign concept.
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But there has been no open sign of resistance to the loyalty campaign—onerous though it sometimes is.
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For his improbable resistance to it, Mr Sessions, an objectionable politician, deserves all the support he can get.
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Thanks to the legend of the lake, the turtle is Vietnam's clearest symbol of resistance to Chinese aggression.
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The Republican National Committee thought it was a great story that underscored heroic resistance to the Obama presidency.
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Along with the stubborn resistance to sensical streaming solutions, we also have an overenthusiastic embrace of social media.
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Resistance to monuments led Trump earlier this year to order Zinke to review all monuments created since 1996.
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Sexual misconduct accusations that surfaced during the 2012 presidential elections have also sparked resistance to his possible nomination.
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The embrace of, or resistance to, the growth of aviation may depend on whether that, too, can change.
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The new adventure brings the anti-Nazi resistance to the '80s with Blazowicz's twin daughters taking the helm.
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An online simulation aimed at increasing resistance to disinformation has been dubbed a "fake news vaccine" by academics.
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In the kingdom, fallout from the Khashoggi murder appears to have emboldened bureaucratic resistance to the crown prince.
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So-called 'superbugs' usually reference bacteria that are especially hard to kill, having evolved resistance to multiple antibiotics.
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This results in the proliferation of interlocking, crystal-shaped structures that increase the concrete's resistance to brittle fracture.
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It's still a form of resistance to a system that will use any excuse to demonize Black people.
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The first time, in 2012, was also due to Cambodia's resistance to language about the South China Sea.
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Mr Duque is part of a rearguard resistance to the agreement led by Álvaro Uribe, a former president.
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Mosquitoes and the diseases they carry continue to build resistance to the tools we have to fight them.
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So, naturally, House of M features an underground resistance to mutant rule, led by Luke Cage and Hawkeye.
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He jumps from water resistance to Face ID and the camera to Animoji and onward to augmented reality.
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Resistance to piperaquine recently emerged in Cambodia and has led to the complete failure of malaria treatment there.
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That brings diplomats to the third part of China's message, namely, that resistance to its rise is futile.
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Which means whatever antibiotics we might find, there's going to be resistance to it out in the environment.
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Despite higher body fat, Larons have a lower resistance to insulin and a much lower incidence of diabetes.
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"Quite a bit is already known about resistance to radiation, osteoporosis, cancer, and senescence in mice," he says.
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Whenever antibiotics are used, some of the bacteria that has developed resistance to it can survive and multiply.
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Corker said he had not heard of any resistance to the bill from anyone in the Trump administration.
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Common sense is the enemy of Dada, and its fierce individuality formed as a resistance to banal suffering.
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Proposed benefits include resistance to censorship, new types of monetization/sustainability, more secure management of data and more.
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This is being driven by changing consumer preference, as well as growing resistance to chemical products like Roundup.
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"Br'er Rabbit is a symbol of covert resistance to white power," literary critic Robert Bone argued in 1975.
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The malaria parasite and mosquitoes have started to develop resistance to ITNs, indoor insecticides, and Artemisinin combination therapy.
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"When I was designing the collection, I knew it had this element of resistance to oppression," Chavarria explained.
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A resistance to the Fight for $15 is growing because of the economic realities of unreasonable wage mandates.
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One potential conservation strategy would be to exploit the resistance to chytrid fungi that some species have developed.
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Time magazine cover hints at US people resistance to own government and features a Pussy hat. Surreal. pic.twitter.
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The same goes for the , which Gordon describes as having "similar resistance" to that of the S&P.
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The fundamental reason for this dearth of alternatives to overpriced lawyers is, of course, stiff resistance to competition.
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More broadly, the tweet highlighted Trump's increasing paranoia over damaging news reports and political resistance to his agenda.
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He also raised concerns over growing antimicrobial resistance to drugs, saying the success of antibiotics had created complacency.
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Cockrel views the resistance to STRESS and Black Lives Matter as part of the same arc of history.
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At this point, most Americans express skepticism and resistance to giving up their control of the steering wheel.
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The police, once a bastion of support for Mugabe, have showed no signs of resistance to the army.
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In fact the tension in these movies is always based on the overcoming of this resistance to fighting.
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The monkeys in the study appeared to build up a resistance to Zika after they had been infected.
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Mr. Priebus, who also appeared on ABC's "This Week," defended Mr. Trump's resistance to releasing his tax returns.
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Washington (CNN)On its face, Congress' resistance to passing any sort of gun control measures makes no sense.
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Vigilant resistance to these changes is the only thing preventing the AML from turning into a slush fund.
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We need not enquire how he managed to override the establishment's entrenched resistance to establishing a Space Force.
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Yes, Corker has expressed resistance to legislation that might spike the deficit, but he's hardly "fighting" Republican efforts.
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One is resistance to censorship, which would be a direct threat to any government that censors its media.
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Mr. Preminger, like Mr. Allen, has a dark, dry sound on tenor, and an instinctive resistance to cliché.
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Further analysis of the identified bacteria showed evidence of genes indicative of antimicrobial resistance to several common antibiotics.
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Employers started turning to these plans in the 1990s, when resistance to health maintenance organizations, or H.M.O.s, grew.
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Are we going to be purists to this resistance to the point that you let these guys go?
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That argument is consistent with the company's continued resistance to critics' calls for the company to disable Autopilot.
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Guatemala still faces formidable resistance to change from organized crime, powerful business executives, and corrupt judges and politicians.
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I understand the reflexive resistance to having your negative beliefs disrobed and your sense of self dressed down.
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If these narratives show white supremacist myth making in action, Hurston's "Barracoon" exemplifies African-American resistance to it.
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"The industry has been vocal about their resistance to further price increases," Sandler O'Neill's Rich Repetto told me.
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So there was kind of a resistance to letting kids get out on the water and use it.
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Environmental activists are once again greeting a Republican administration's resistance to setting carbon dioxide emission limits with lawsuits.
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"In the 2000s, resistance to technology was everywhere," said Nate Clark, an energy partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, in Houston.
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Newspapers might provide resistance to the excesses of populist demagogy, but not to the broader crisis of facts.
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He believes he can sell it as putting up courageous resistance to "presidential harassment," as he dubbed it.
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Of course, resistance to the idea of cockpit protection seems to be a given, regardless of the design.
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Because of increasing antibiotic resistance to gonorrhea, the CDC no longer recommends oral antibiotics alone for the infection.
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The Stand is organized by Lancaster Against Pipelines (LAP), a community group building grassroots resistance to the pipeline.
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On an emotional level, it's a resistance to the axioms on which they built their identity being rattled.
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Liberals have talked of fomenting "the resistance" to Trump, and backing his Cabinet nominee appears to contradict that.
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Australia, which has recorded widespread resistance to azithromycin, is considering going back to an old drug called spectinomycin.
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Bedbugs have what's called a knockdown resistance — it's the same genetic mutation that gives them resistance to DDT.
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I do think heat treatments are very helpful — bedbugs don't seem to be developing a resistance to those.
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Resistance to vaccines and GMOs is also centered on belief systems that fear the consequences of modern technology.
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For supporters, the video showed an inspirational heroine and an international symbol of Palestinian resistance to Israel's occupation.
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Hence, there is enormous resistance to the new anti-predation reforms that are employed by the Ghani government.
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His method alludes to a deep, restless sense of inquiry, enhanced by his resistance to a signature style.
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As the coronavirus spreads, the public interest requires employers to abandon their longstanding resistance to paid sick leave.
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As the coronavirus spreads, the public interest demands that employers abandon their longstanding resistance to paid sick leave.
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And then he's fundraised by citing the fights as evidence of the resistance to the revolution he's promising.
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However the stories of her resistance to oppression fitted with what he had been told about his grandmother.
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It's a sonic dialogue highlighting difference within the diaspora in resistance to generalisations and false notions of solidarity.
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In the latest development, resistance to a second weed killer, 2,4-D, has been combined with glyphosate resistance.
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In many ways, it's the exact opposite of a baseball mitt in its resistance to sentiment and nostalgia.
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Another noteworthy and exciting difference between this show and many recent queer shows is the resistance to nostalgia.
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To this day, the incident is interpreted as signifying Catalan resistance to dictator Francisco Franco's government in Madrid.
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He responded successfully to a bone marrow transplant from a donor with rare genetic resistance to HIV infection.
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Cardi B's very on-brand love for Bernie Sanders, explained Can Joe Biden ride the Resistance to victory?
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The result has been not only local resistance to needle exchanges, but also outright bans in 15 states.
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"Historically and traditionally, there has been a strong voice of resistance to those that are undemocratic," she said.
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Freddie Oversteegen was only 123 when she joined the Dutch resistance to become a courageous, and lethal, saboteur.
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American liberals sometimes sympathize with the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, out of instinctive resistance to President Trump. Don't.
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HELLER What I sometimes detect in your criticism of jukebox musicals is a resistance to pop music itself.
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Bethany has been breaking news all week about craft chains' resistance to shutting down amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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There has been resistance to fixing it, some of which has come from prominent researchers at leading universities.
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So one possible source of resistance to this book's message for them might arise from something else: splitting.
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And as the major institutions have outgrown their anti-establishment roots, many have shown a resistance to change.
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Over the past decade, several studies have found widespread resistance to the artemisinin-piperaquine combination throughout Southeast Asia.
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Mr. McConnell dressed down Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, this week over his resistance to Medicaid cuts.
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"But it's a network effect," Leto explained when I asked if Emerge ever saw resistance to the model.
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This may, in part, be attributed to the artist's resistance to working in any one medium or mode.
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In this country, resistance to vaccinating children has emerged even among some who are well educated and affluent.
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And there is growing resistance to the new paths needed to transport electricity from coasts to industrial centers.
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Outside of Silicon Valley, there seemed to be an overall resistance to taking any of it too seriously.
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But now his popularity is fading, he's facing some resistance to key reforms he wants to put through.
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Analysts told CNBC crude oil futures face resistance to further gains after surging about 9 percent last week.
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Against this parade of numbers, resistance to impeachment cannot be not viewed as unqualified approval of the president.
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And remember this; Collins' initial resistance to Kavanaugh was concern over whether he might help make abortion illegal.
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Tamimi's supporters said the video presented her as an inspirational symbol of Palestinian resistance to Israeli security forces.
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"All along, her resistance to being airbrushed — literally and figuratively — has been part of her appeal," Kornhaber writes.
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The leader appeared to rebuke the United States' recent resistance to international agreements, including the Paris climate accord.
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Their stance has pleased their most progressive voters, who have preached resistance to Mr. Trump at every opportunity.
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They're one of the most damaging insects because of their high reproduction rate and resistance to most insecticides.
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Over the years, several German culture ministers had urged Munich to rethink its resistance to returning the painting.
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When the current system works too well, there is resistance to change and too much legacy to overcome.
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The NRA quickly came out against that position, and congressional Republicans have also expressed resistance to the idea.
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Analysts told CNBC crude oil futures face resistance to further gains after surging about 5003 percent last week.
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At the hearing, the intelligence chiefs commended American telecom companies for their measured resistance to the Chinese companies.
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The basement was actually used during the Underground Railroad, one of the many pockets of resistance to slavery.
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The White House said Sunday it's not concerned about any resistance to its proposals from the gun lobby.
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A hero to conservatives who adore his strong Christian faith and resistance to the country's rapid social liberalization.
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They put up a moral resistance to learning how murderers think; bad guys, they believe, are just bad.
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Teams will take whatever the path of least resistance to the end zone is, and to the win.
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But Mr. Hsu said he also understood the local resistance to Amazon, and why it had won out.
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Art is a perfect example of resistance to our social structures that devalue any emotional response to existence.
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The resistance to migration was not limited to those who might have been in wage competition with migrants.
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Why do I continue to visit these colonized spaces knowing they rest comfortably in their resistance to change?
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There's a lot of resistance to the idea that minority Americans should have the burden of reaching out.
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In tweets that have been generally perceived as tacit resistance to the Trump administration's attempt to quash the official NPS twitter — and by extension resistance to Trump's attempt to uproot longstanding scientific consensus on climate change — several sub-agencies within the National Park Service started tweeting facts about climate change themselves.
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Where gladiolin did shine, though, was against a strain of tuberculosis known for its resistance to isoniazid and rifampicin.
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And it is Mr. Modi's socially conservative Bharatiya Janata Party that has broken with decades of resistance to injectables.
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Bacteria develops resistance to antibiotic medication and is especially prone to do so if confronted by a weaker drug.
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INGRAHAM: I mean the resistance to Trump winning, apparently, for all we know, still be working at the FBI.
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Upon losing, Republicans engaged in almost no reflection before launching a campaign of massive resistance to Barack Obama's presidency.
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It may even be delicious, if you can overcome your highly understandable resistance to dates smushed into a square.
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Nicholson's history as a Democrat and Vukmir's initial resistance to embrace Trump in 20163 have been used against them.
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Is there any remaining resistance to delusion and violence at all within the right's coalition, other than from Sen.
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Unfortunately, lately St. John has been typifying another unpleasant aspect of the tech industry — its resistance to cultural change.
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Now is the time to be radically inclusive in engaging people in resistance to Trumpism and forming greater solidarity.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is facing growing Republican resistance to his widely anticipated choice for deputy secretary of state.
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His resistance to being touched had nothing to do with me, he said; this had happened to him before.
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"Any time you talk about people's oppression, you also have to talk about people's resistance to power," she says.
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I try to drill down and figure out the root of my fear and resistance to meeting anyone new.
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This erasure robs us of a rich legacy of resistance to draw upon when confronting the oppression of today.
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Yet Deal said his resistance to the legislation stemmed not from any public pressure but his own Christian faith.
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Jordan finds inspiration in Rob Williams, the first US civil rights leader to encourage armed resistance to racial violence.
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There, with the filmmaker Jayce Salloum, he interviewed people who had been involved in resistance to the Israeli occupation.
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Never has Mr. Boulez's lifelong study of the precious immediacy of sound, its resistance to permanence, been more poignant.
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Indeed, if Mr Bolsonaro wins, its resistance to complete civilian control may prove to be a restraint on him.
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The 28-29 vote in Parliament came after the opposition Labour Party dropped its resistance to an early election.
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Warren's remarks followed some resistance to Clinton's expected nomination from both pro-Sanders delegates and thousands of protesters here.
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However, that resistance to the traditional window means most Netflix movies get a minimal or nonexistent release in theaters.
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It picks up serious speed and the lowest gear provides a solid level of resistance to go even faster.
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Not to mention it has military-grade durability with an IP68 rating for resistance to water, dust and sand.
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Tillis' campaign has already targeted one challenger — businessman Garland Tucker — over his resistance to Trump's presidential nomination in 2016.
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Unfortunately, we've had a lot of resistance to that, which means that now, individual members stay in the union.
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Just as insects and pathogens evolve resistance to new pesticides and antibiotics, so gene drives, too, may provoke resistance.
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I also grew up watching the TV show, and Ash's resistance to naming his own pokémon stuck with me.
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Second, genes which grant resistance to diseases that might become severe in the future need to be tracked down.
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However, pockets of community resistance to the vaccine are allowing the virus to make inroads, experts have told Axios.
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And for once, it's not widespread resistance to the Trans-Pacific Partnership that is giving the White House headaches.
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Despite fears that there would be massive resistance to the intervention, the takeover by Spanish authorities has gone smoothly.
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But he soon became a symbol of resistance to foreign occupation, deriving much of his authority from his family.
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