The democratic world is in the grips of a populist authoritarian backlash that shows no sign of resolving itself any time soon.
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At several points I found myself on the receiving end of a mystery resolving itself before I'd really had a chance to wonder about it at all.
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" Noting that Trump has made "very specific" comments about Mexico, Carstens told local radio that "everything points to this resolving itself and let's hope that is the case.
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Symptoms of a Salmonella infection, according to the CDC, include diarrhea, fever and stomach cramps that last up to a week, in most cases resolving itself without treatment.
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At present, the battle over the third-person singular subject in English seems to be resolving itself in the direction of the singular "they" — at least when referring to a person of unspecified gender.
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"I don't see the problem resolving itself in the second half of 2016 unless we see a sudden uptick in the price of oil," said John Orton, chief financial officer at Amplify Credit Union in Austin, Texas.
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By the time he wrapped up his visit and headed home, the coalition crisis seemed to be resolving itself, with members of Mr. Netanyahu's government saying the only way elections would be sped up was if the prime minister insisted on it.
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Although the melody at the end is firmly rooted in G minor, the last chord is in the tonic of D minor. Coupled with the morendo and piano pianissimo dynamic markings, this gives the impression that the prelude simply flickers off without resolving itself.
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Feline idiopathic cystitis begins as an acute non-obstructive episode and in most cases is self-limiting, resolving itself in around a week. In a smaller number of cases, it can escalate into an obstructive episode which can be life-threatening for a male cat.
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The infant is intubated post delivery to stabilize the respiratory problems experienced. Often the skin condition becomes less severe resolving itself to flaky dry skin as the individual grows. No intervention is usually required and the condition becomes less severe as the patient grows. The dry skin symptoms can be managed with topical ointments or creams and the individual remains otherwise healthy.
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This leads to frequent "tearing at the center" with c4 often being White's third move. Due to the unusual pawn structure White attains by playing g4 and c4 so early in the game, there is frequently little advantage to castling. Play often devolves into a wild and wide-open game, with a definitive advantage usually resolving itself in the first 20 moves.
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Schlocktoberfest was a mostly-annual storyline that occurred during the month of October prior to 2009. The story arc generally started out typically, but soon developed a dark tone, usually involving gruesome events and often character death, before typically resolving itself at the end of the month. The last year with a Schlocktoberfest storyline was 2008, and Tayler has stated that he is no longer doing it.
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The New York Provincial Congress (1775–1777) was a revolutionary provisional government formed by colonists in 1775, during the American Revolution, as a pro-American alternative to the more conservative New York General Assembly, and as a replacement for the Committee of One Hundred. The Fourth Provincial Congress, resolving itself as the Convention of Representatives of the State of New York, adopted the first Constitution of the State of New York on April 20, 1777.
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This President, under Cabet's new scheme, would have the ability to control all aspects of the community's government. Temple Block map, Nauvoo Icarians (1849-1856) This position by Cabet was anathema to a majority of the Icarian cooperators, who were deeply inspired and influenced by the history and traditions of the Great French Revolution and its democratic ideals. Cabet's position was deeply held by him as essential to the preservation of the community's moral fiber, however, and in his position he was staunchly supported by "a strong minority." The factional battle continued for a year between the Dissidents, led by Alexis Armel Marchand and Jean Baptist Gerard, and the Cabetists, finally resolving itself in a formal split.
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While the committee did not itself have the power to terminate instructors implicated as members of the Communist Party in its hearings, it served as an impetus to action for the New York Board of Higher Education, the governing body of the City's public colleges (the predecessor to today's City University of New York Board of Trustees). As the committee's work gained increasing public notoriety, the initially resistant Board of Higher Education began to yield to public pressure, resolving itself in November 1940 to fully cooperate with the investigation.Leberstein, "Purging the Profs: The Rapp Coudert Committee in New York, 1940-1942," pp. 101-102. Legal advice was sought from the city's current corporation counsel, W.C. Chanler, who advised that faculty and staff members refusing to testify before the committee stood in defiance of the Board's policy directive to cooperate and were thus subject to dismissal.Leberstein, "Purging the Profs: The Rapp Coudert Committee in New York, 1940-1942," pg. 102.
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The Fourth New York Provincial Congress, resolving itself as the Convention of Representatives of the State of New York, adopted the first constitution of the state of New York on April 20, 1777. The Province of New York was established after the naval invasion and absorption of the previous Dutch Colony of New Netherlands. The original proprietor was the Duke of York, the future James II of England and James VII of Scotland and younger brother of the then-King of England, Charles II. Its Colonial Charter was under authority from the Monarch, (the King or Queen of Great Britain) of the Kingdom of England and later of Great Britain, after the Act of Union of 1707 which united England and Wales and the formerly independent kingdom of Scotland The First Constitution of 1777, which replaced this Colonial Charter with its royal authority, for the newly independent "State of New York" was framed by a Convention which assembled at White Plains, New York, (just north of New York City) on Sunday evening, July 10, 1776. The city was then threatened with a British occupation by an invading British Army landing on Staten Island.
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