We're delivering Rifts to customers every day, and we're focused on getting Rifts out the door as fast as we can.
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Will this cure the omnipresent and increasing rifts in OPEC?
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Rifts have grown in what was once a tolerant community.
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There are weekly cabinet rifts, monthly resignations, and in January,
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Nevertheless, fears persist and rifts are deepening among the hunters.
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Worse, the rifts are shifting the spotlight from Democratic priorities.
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When most couples have rifts, they forgive and move on.
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Will we deepen the rifts and aggravate the fault lines?
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President Tayyip Erdogan shows little sign of healing the rifts.
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The rally also showed how victory can heal rifts: Gov.
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But the controversy over Sanders has exposed larger rifts on the left, rifts that have to do with the 2016 primary but also with abortion rights, identity, and the interplay between feminism and economic policy.
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The campaign, noted Linvill and Warren, didn't just widen political rifts.
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Meanwhile, internal rifts have also proved to be an unwelcome distraction.
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The lower framerate on older Oculus Rifts was a huge culprit.
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But Ms Tsai must also handle rifts within her own party.
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But it also exposed regional rifts in the conference as well.
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As a result, the push could open up rifts between Democrats.
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How much of the film is commenting on modern social rifts?
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The point is not to create any rifts with other nations.
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Rifts in society on immigration and so much more are widening.
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The ideological rifts within the Democratic Party are widening, not shrinking.
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Do you see echoes of contemporary feminist rifts in this event?
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They also have tried to create rifts within Venezuela's ruling party.
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They want to see more rifts and more chaos in society.
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But that effort has stalled amid internal rifts and legal problems.
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More rifts emerged and rockets began pelting the island, wreaking havoc.
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To many here, Decatur has largely transcended its past racial rifts.
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The rifts suggest a titanic geological upheaval in Charon&aposs early history.
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There are the lies — so many more lies, deceptions, and emotional rifts.
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The Ghostbusters reboot has caused rifts along gender lines since its inception.
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It also has few ethnic or sectarian rifts to polarise national politics.
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The state could also halt construction and begin to heal historic rifts.
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The presidential election exposed deep and painful rifts in the U.S. economy.
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Trump began that speech by decrying the rifts in modern American society.
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Within the movement, there were regular rifts over tactics, goals, and ideals.
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But those proposals are already creating political rifts within the European body.
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GMO labeling has caused rifts between farmers and foodmakers in the past.
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Critics of the ban say it risks deepening rifts with France's Muslims.
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Money has a way of driving rifts in relationships, especially romantic ones.
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He also alluded to potential rifts between Merkel and the FDP's Lindner.
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It won't be long before the rifts in America's infrastructure give way.
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It collapsed in 2017 amid sectarian rifts over cultural and social issues.
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Here's what you need to know: • Rifts and bonds with foreign leaders.
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" Sean Patrick Fannon on Savage Rifts: "We're giving you a reason to team up and not be murder hoboes, which is pretty much the way that a lot of people approached playing Rifts was 'high-tech murder hoboes.
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Given the rifts in the family relationships which existed even prior to Summer making her statement today, and given his support for Mr. Trump, Summer does not intend to create further rifts by commenting further on Mr. Barry.
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However, the gonzo nature of Rifts can make it hard to get into.
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That has led some to speculate that Mr. Xi feared rifts upsetting proceedings.
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For years it has caused rifts between Europe and America, and within Europe.
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But it was in the Labour Party where the deepest rifts were exposed.
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The rifts have led Kassab to repeatedly threaten to intervene in the carrier.
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A rebellion over the bill highlighted the deep rifts within the ruling party.
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Oculus has been shipping Rifts to some buyers since the end of March.
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The shaky situation is accentuating rifts in the country's political and economic circles.
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A looming election campaign in 2018 has also created rifts within his coalition.
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It was just one of the rifts between Trump and his European counterparts.
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The negotiations opened up rifts within May's party and among the country's lawmakers.
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In a riven America, however, the task of bridging rifts will be harder.
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Those rifts, he conceded this week, are likely to worsen before they improve.
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That's in part because congressional Republicans have their own internal rifts on immigration.
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And that could create rifts with some of the candidate's most diehard supporters.
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Mr. Trump and Republicans are trying to find the same rifts among Democrats.
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Americans came together during the Second World War, but the rifts reappeared thereafter.
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Computer manufacturers were still able to offer Rifts bundled with gaming PCs, and some customers have already gotten Rifts sooner by ordering them, but that usually involves spending an extra $1,000 or more on top of the Rift's $599 price tag.
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The evenhandedness so far appears to have worked at avoiding major intra-party rifts.
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And it creates rifts and suspicions and second-guessing that make governing much harder.
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Does quibbling with it cause rifts that the "Second Amendment community" can ill afford?
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Yet like many colonized nations, rifts still exist between native populations and state governments.
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Magro's time on Jersey Shore: Family Vacation showed rifts in their relationship as well.
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The Lightning, though, insist that those issues have not caused rifts among their players.
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That cooperation has disappeared amid political rifts over the wars in Ukraine and Syria.
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Ideological rifts still divide Democrats, but one unifying theme is the importance of representation.
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It has become newly normal for Brits to suffer major rifts over voting differences.
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Sectarian divides have made it difficult for groups to travel across the various rifts.
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But one of the most significant rifts emerges in the characterisation of Jack Torrance.
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These concerns, and the associated rifts, have permeated our institutions, our culture, our politics.
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The rifts and scars, like those in the landscape, are here to stay. ♦
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Since taking office, Trump has dug rifts with allies on climate change and trade.
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Failures in preventing and investigating the attacks are exposing rifts in Sri Lanka's government.
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South Korea represents one of the more serious rifts that Mr. Trump will confront.
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Trump's tariff push has created one of the biggest intraparty rifts of his presidency.
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Two rifts on the Brunt Ice Shelf, in West Antarctica, are nearing one another.
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"We have to ensure that these rifts do not become too deep," Juncker said.
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Rifts like this are a natural phenomenon, but such large ones are rare, scientists say.
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The race exposed rifts between the Republican Party's conservative base and its Washington-based establishment.
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Humphries' boyish charm stole Kim's heart, but his playfulness often caused rifts among family members.
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Internal rifts, onstage meltdowns, and breakup rumors have become part of the Beach Slang lore.
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It also brought into focus the deep factional rifts dividing senior separatists in the LNR.
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Per CNN, the goal appeared to be to cause rifts between U.S. and key allies.
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Forces like rising income inequality and accelerating digital connectivity are causing rifts and new alliances.
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However, partisan rifts emerge depending on the aggressiveness of the proposal to restrict gun rights.
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Also ominous are the party's rifts over funding the government near-term and avoiding Oct.
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Choices around costs can create major relationship rifts and, in some cases, be deal-breakers.
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We advisers had been taught about none of these rifts before we left the States.
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Could the cracks of dissent exposed by Mr. Ren point to more destabilizing internal rifts?
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He becomes the bard of a world growing smaller even as its rifts become larger.
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But it was Francis himself who brought the old ideological rifts along for the ride.
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China has also made no secret of its intention to exacerbate social rifts in Taiwan.
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Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic adviser, resigned on Tuesday amid growing rifts over the tariffs.
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When Cox talks about rifts and bias within the LGBTQ community, her passion fills the room.
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The PD leadership held a meeting on Monday at which their internal rifts were clearly visible.
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These rifts have solidified the feeling that techies and their moneymen are painfully out of touch.
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Sean Patrick Fannon, author of several new Rifts rulebooks, loves the game's wild, anything-goes creativity.
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It's hard to imagine an insider candidate less prepared to heal the rifts in the party.
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These turn one of Diablo III's randomly generated Greater Rifts into a sort of relay race.
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Looking back from the vantage point of Gilead, these rifts take on a more ominous tone.
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Successive Tory leaders, from Margaret Thatcher to David Cameron, have experienced painful party rifts over Europe.
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But its leaders are getting ahead of themselves: deepening rifts have put the project in jeopardy.
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Though his triumphant re-election subdued the party's deep rifts during the conference, they remain live.
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Sometimes parents urge their children to divorce their partners as a way to deal with rifts.
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Your hard work will be recognized and any rifts with authority figures will be easily managed.
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Just like any other family, it's inevitable that rivalry and competition cause rifts among its members.
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The separation is initially amicable, but rifts soon threaten to unplug Peelander-Z's amplifiers for good.
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Mr Camacho has lately sought to heal such rifts by urging Bolivians to respect the wiphala.
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It starts to get at the fractious identity rifts at the heart of this campaign season.
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All of the content that works for Rifts is going to work on the next version.
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Trump's impromptu tariff announcement last week exposed deep rifts within his White House over the issue.
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How did the decision give way to the deep and enduring political rifts we face today?
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Italy's political rifts widen as not even its liberation from Fascism is cause for undivided celebration.
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Rifts among House Republicans sank a major immigration overhaul, embarrassing the House leadership and President Trump.
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Or the talks could get bogged down by the traditional rifts between richer and poorer nations.
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It also brought to the surface painful political and theological rifts between Israeli and American Jews.
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The referendum and ensuing dispute with Baghdad has also exposed deep rifts within the Kurdish leadership.
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The election passed off relatively smoothly but its aftermath revealed the deep rifts in Zimbabwean society.
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In 2001, The Washington Post detailed the rifts between McCain's camp and George W. Bush's team.
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This would also galvanize Republicans and help mend rifts in the Party after a bitter election.
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The holidays can cause family rifts to rear up as folks gather around the dinner table.
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Regardless of which prime minister occupies Downing Street, it's hard to see them mending those rifts.
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For those who live along the rifts and faults, however, that activity is harder to forget.
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Rex Tillerson - The secretary of state was fired by Trump on March 13 after rifts between them.
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I have not seen a presentation of the apocalypse that quite does what Kevin did with Rifts.
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Such rifts have led the government to threaten to intervene should stakeholders fail to reach an agreement.
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He also expressed doubt that his political rival could heal intra-party rifts created during the primary.
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The rifts in their relationship are felt far more keenly than any instance of demonic mass murder.
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After years of a united front between the Justice Department and Mueller's office, Barr's testimony revealed rifts.
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And that royal watchers should be on the lookout for signs, any signs, however tinfoil, of rifts.
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To avoid any familial rifts, maybe the Academy can award its first Best Actress tie since 1969.
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Billionaire Peter Thiel's $1.25 million backing of Donald Trump's presidential campaign has caused rifts in Silicon Valley.
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From there, it can work on actually mending the rifts in our societies caused by political polarization.
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Not only are these rifts getting bigger, they're also starting to have an effect on the island.
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Even if there aren't grounds for a legal challenge, there could be familial rifts over the decision.
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The political rifts have also continued, with MDC leader Nelson Chamisa saying Mnangagwa is an illegitimate leader.
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His killing caused deep rifts in the rebel camp which later took over the oil-producing country.
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Tillerson's tenure as secretary of state has been dogged by rumors about rifts with Trump over policy.
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Collisions between those worlds sometimes led to rifts with his father, who was more religious and traditional.
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It was also driven by policy disagreements, underscoring the rifts between progressive activists and some Democratic leaders.
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Tsvangirai's illness has exposed deep rifts in the MDC, with his subordinates jockeying publicly to succeed him.
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Donald J. Trump's rise has created deep rifts at some of the country's most powerful political institutions.
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The massacre at a synagogue in Pittsburgh on Saturday exposed deep rifts among Israeli and American Jews.
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Yet the combination of the abuse at home and the absenteeism of a military father caused rifts.
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A child may become anorexic as a result of rifts between her parents, he said in 1974.
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Still, rifts between South Korean and American troops would probably take months — if not years — to appear.
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As in other countries, disinformation in Taiwan also highlight and widen existing political social and cultural rifts.
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Both in Nevada and around the country, the fight has opened up rifts in the labor movement.
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By instigating rifts among members, Schafer sabotaged the committee's efforts to raise money for a defense lawyer.
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Ahead of this week's summit, Lagarde warned trade rifts pose a growing risk to the global economy.
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But his insistence on weighing in on Stone's case has led to rifts within the Justice Department.
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The partisan divides, jurisdictional squabbles and industry rifts that paralyzed previous bills have also not been eradicated.
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The British Chambers of Commerce has warned that public rifts within the cabinet are undermining business confidence.
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You can see another of these inland rifts in the image at the top of the page.
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Its surface is crossed by jagged, quarter-inch rifts that represent the margins between Earth's tectonic plates.
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MPs from the opposition Labour Party were ordered by its leader to support it, deepening its internal rifts.
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Public disagreements between top officials at the electoral commission exposed the rifts in the organization, and on Oct.
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Rather, the story of the explosive 2016 primary season has been ideological rifts within, not between, the parties.
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The Afghan political elite has also been extremely divided, the rifts widened by a bitterly contested presidential election.
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Republican leaders had tapped a group to craft legislation largely behind closed doors, exposing rifts within the party.
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What's curious is that the smaller rifts near specific locales appear to be changing the things around them.
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These disagreements have become an important battleground between conservatives and liberals, and have caused major rifts within liberalism.
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There was a strange temple dedicated to tomatoes, and new portable rifts that let players create miniature portals.
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"Rifts can stall when they reach the softer ice, like that found in the medial flowline" MacGregor said.
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US officials say the Russian goal appears to be to cause rifts among the US and its allies.
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Officials said the Russian goal appears to be to cause rifts among the United States and its allies.
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So far, Trump has focused on the rifts with the community rather than a shared vision and cause.
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The United Patriots have their own internal rifts over policy toward Russia and the European Union, complicating talks.
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Europe may have its rifts, but for one weekend, at least, it will be united by cheesy tunes.
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NATO security forces expanded their mission into southern Afghanistan as rifts begin to form between its member states.
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You cannot run your fingers over it as you can over a canvas, feeling for ridges and rifts.
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The pending election has only exacerbated Cuomo's rifts with progressives, many of which are of his own making.
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Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian have over a decade's worth of relationship peaks and rifts under their belt.
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Most Sri Lankans are praying that the church blasts five days ago will not open up irreversible rifts.
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What ought to be a moment to celebrate German unity may become an occasion to highlight its rifts. ■
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A quarrel flared in 2015 while Mr. Modi visited China to smooth over rifts and promote economic ties.
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The need to respond to the health crisis is revealing -- and fueling -- longstanding rifts within the European Union.
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I wanted to blame someone for the rifts in my mind, places that were torn and pulling apart.
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But the disputes over money are grounded in more profound rifts over policy, politics and national security strategy.
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The rifts in the ANC "will complicate his life in the succession race," political analyst Prince Mashele said.
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Rifts like this are a natural phenomenon, and we're not aware of any direct link to climate change.
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They revealed deepening rifts among rebel groups, and between fighters and civilians, over whether and how to surrender.
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The United Patriots, however, have their own internal rifts over policy towards Russia and the European Union, complicating talks.
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Then the rocket began traveling between the rifts, creating complete mayhem, with multiple rockets sailing through the sky simultaneously.
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Greenland's fast-collapsing Jakobshavn Glacier, where raging rivers of melted snow carve explosive rifts in the ancient ice sheet.
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Where 9M9H9E93 forays into cosmic rifts and psychedelic epiphanies, the plotline of "Stranger Things" focuses of telekinesis and telepathy.
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Hemon suggested growing U.S. social and political rifts could summon separatist forces eventually capable of redrawing America's political map.
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Megyn got to address major cultural rifts in the U.S. and what Americans can do to be less divisive.
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In some cases, rifts between genders have deepened, in others, bridges of solidarity and genuine allyship have been built.
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That's a new threat to the Antarctica ice sheet, where rifts usually form at the margins, not deep inland.
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The violence underscores the widening political rifts in Venezuela, where the opposition has accused Maduro of creating a dictatorship.
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Chasms and rifts hint that the moon was once smaller but increased its radius and grew at some point.
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It has, at times, overreached and I am concerned with the sense of growing partisan rifts among its members.
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Kraus said he has seen how financial help that is provided to one child can create rifts between siblings.
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Such rifts have led the government to threaten to intervene should stakeholders in Oi fail to reach an agreement.
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They could easily develop serious rifts along ideological or generational lines should they become the majority party next year.
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Saudi Arabia, wishing to contain Iran's reach to the region's minority Shiite populations, sought to harden Sunni-Shiite rifts.
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Despite Republican leaders' insistence that the Obamacare repeal effort is making steady progress, deep rifts have split the caucus.
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The rifts were stable for 282 years, but in 2016, an image showed the two advancing toward each other.
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The rifts were stable for 30 years, but in 2016, an image showed the two advancing toward each other.
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This, in turn, may lead people to misunderstand others' motives, making political rifts appear deeper than they really are.
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U.S. President Donald Trump fired Tillerson after a series of public rifts over issues including North Korea and Russia.
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What system would select a president capable of bridging rifts among 13 states with deep economic and cultural differences?
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But the survey also uncovered that President Donald Trump is causing regional rifts in an entrepreneur's level of bullishness.
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The talks for a unity government meant to heal national rifts took place in an atmosphere of unfettered divisiveness.
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Lam, who will be the first female chief executive in Hong Kong history, vowed to prioritize mending social rifts.
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And other woes, like harassment, extremist content and fake news, have created rifts between social media companies and advertisers.
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Our presence will not heal rifts hundreds of year old in places that know no other way of life.
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The race exposed rifts between the Republican party's conservative base and its moneyed establishment — and within Trump's inner circle.
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The question now, according to Hiroko Tabuchi of the NYT, is whether the rifts are too deep to repair.
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How you interpret this scene — and I'm not joking about this — could open up serious rifts in your friendships.
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Spotting new electoral rifts and changing electoral habits will require much more data (and data science) than pollsters now use.
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It conjures up images of traumatized people living in crowded camps and inevitably leads to major rifts in national politics.
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Some of the rifts are hard to see since they are extending upward from the bottom of the ice shelf.
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Rifts really exemplifies that in a way that you had not seen in a role-playing game before that period.
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The back-to-back shootings only have deepened the national rifts on the issue of how to prevent gun violence.
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The story of Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance — and likely murder — is exposing rifts in how to treat basic international relations norms.
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Why it matters: This is one of the most serious rifts between Israel and the U.S. since Trump took office.
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Trump aide downplays GOP policy rifts A fight over the party platform and rules at the convention is nothing new.
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Even if Hariri's resignation marks a possible return to old rifts, it also represents a step forward for Lebanon's protesters.
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These unsettling allegations are already creating rifts among supporters over the purpose of #MeToo and the future of the movement.
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The promise of peace has given way to civil war, and tribal rifts continue to run deep, permeating political affairs.
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It's been hard to miss the scooter startup wars opening fresh, techno-fueled rifts in Valley society in recent months.
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Yemen, Libya's eastern-based government and the Maldives joined in later - opening up one of the worst rifts in years.
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Much like Brexit Britain, agitation by a vocal minority will do nothing to heal the deep rifts at its heart.
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More importantly, Turkey's attempts to bridge the rifts with Russia and Israel signal more substantive changes in its foreign policy.
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The Fox News debate Thursday night exposed few new rifts between the contenders and featured candidates mostly sticking to message.
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There's no easy technological fix for racism, however, and racial rifts have divided Americans along distinct political lines for centuries.
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There was then, as now, a strong populist anti-centralized power energy that swept across both parties, causing internal rifts.
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It is more crucial than ever, he says, in a Middle East torn apart by violence and deep sectarian rifts.
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Another is that the Liberal Party's rifts remained unhealed, with Mr Abbott and allies continuing to snipe from the backbenches.
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It could open intra-party rifts before the autumn 2017 general election, especially in the fractious parties of the left.
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When the surface cracks, the rifts sometimes run deep enough to release water into the atmosphere from the ocean below.
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His bigotry underlines the multifaceted social and humanist rifts catalyzed by Darwin's ideas, which persist to some level even today.
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Rifts typically form on the thin, outermost stretches of an ice shelf that are most vulnerable to breaking into chunks.
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Rex Tillerson - The secretary of state was fired by Trump on March 13 after rifts between them over international issues.
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Asked how the group can with other countries when the United States is threatening sanctions, Hook downplayed any potential rifts.
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At the same time economic growth in Europe is slowing and global trade rifts rising, raising risks to the outlook.
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France and Italy have had previous disputes concerning companies while diplomatic rifts between Paris and Rome governments occurred this year.
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It doesn't end there: Fancy camping tents, Vitamix blenders, Dyson vacuums and Oculus Rifts are all up for lease too.
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But if the main intent was to intensify the rifts in American society, Russia backed a winner in Mr. Trump.
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This is a tenuous position to hold, however, and it is causing rifts within the ranks of the Awami League.
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It also helps Tesla tap into the Chinese market without paying tariffs caused by trade rifts with the United States.
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Clinton's surprise loss roiled the party, exposing rifts between its main factions and leaving a power vacuum at the top.
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In speaking about firewalls, there is a risk that the tone will turn proprietary, and there can be generational rifts.
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Now, she said, Austrians will expect Mr. Van der Bellen to mend the rifts that appeared during the bitter campaign.
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In most cases, these issues exacerbated existing cases of anxiety and depression, or caused rifts in their marriages and families.
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A choreographed acquittal exonerates no one, serves only to deepen rifts within the country and eviscerates the Senate's constitutional role.
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Ms Dent Coad reports that many previous Tory voters have told her that they too are concerned about widening social rifts.
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Trump fired Tillerson via Twitter last March after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran.
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Her ability to emulate the guitar rifts in AC/DC's "Back in Black" can only be described with one word: amazing.
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And yet these movements also serve to expose the sorts of rifts that enabled a Trump victory in the first place.
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Nor does the latest reprieve address some of the biggest rifts dividing the two countries, like technology and China's economic policy.
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And, at least, it serves to highlight the deep rifts between policymakers around the country over how to regulate the web.
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While the app could save a girl from FGM, it might also cause family rifts and expose her to more violence.
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The violence before and after the election reflects deep social rifts, particularly in the highlands, which are riven by tribal conflict.
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Rifts began appearing all over the island, and certain objects — like the sign for a burger joint, for instance — disappeared completely.
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Despite recent rifts with Mod Sun and Mongeau, the singer turned poet writes kindly if not cryptically about the past relationships.
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Even within their close-knit family, the wide rifts created by Castro's long domination over this island of 21996 million endure.
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Many Rifts will ship less than four weeks from original estimates, and we hope to beat the new estimates we've provided.
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Coeure's praise comes despite frequent rifts between the IMF and Greece's European creditors over the country's fiscal progress and bailout targets.
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Authoritarian leaders do best in such tense environments, with rifts and hatred taking the place of common goals and reasoned debate.
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In 2016, how can an indie virtual reality headset stand out from the Rifts, Vives, Gear VRs, and other big names?
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The selling intensified after Trump dismissed Tillerson following a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran.
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Tuesday's debate will be divided between domestic and foreign policy questions, which will likely expose more rifts between the two candidates.
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Our sons' poor choices have caused rifts in other familial relationships and we are hopeful those broken relationships can be restored.
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Calving is a natural occurrence, but scientists are exploring whether climate change may play a role in speeding up such rifts.
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Neiwert excels at tracking not just the movement and growth of extremist organizations but also their internal rifts and sectarian divisions.
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Public hearings this summer on the Justice Department's investigation revealed deep rifts, as frustrated and angry minorities recounted tales of victimization.
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Those disputes add to longstanding rifts in NATO, which relies on Turkey as a major player in a strategically important region.
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But it also galvanized infighting-plagued Democrats in the House and exposed rifts within the Republican Party over Trump's heated rhetoric.
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But the headlines around the sponsorship could nonetheless reopen rifts at the company — and activists are actively trying to encourage that.
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Disputes over migration and the rule of law are other east-west rifts that have undermined EU unity in recent years.
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In the United Kingdom, the disconnect between nutrition science and government dietary policy has opened rifts within the public health community.
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When it went on sale in January, the allotment of Rifts available to ship in March sold out within 15 minutes.
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Similarly, Mr. Pompeo has done little to smooth over the extraordinary rifts Mr. Trump has opened up with America's closest allies.
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Two large rifts in PIG were spotted in 2019 and scientists have kept a close eye on the cracks and changes.
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Japan has recently struggled as a weakening global economy and trade rifts have taken the air out of the country's recovery.
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Officials allege that Rio de Janeiro-based Oi's in-court reorganization is making slow progress because of shareholder and creditor rifts.
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At the same time though, the founders left the company following mass employee walkouts and internal rifts between workers and management.
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The movie flirts with the conventions of the western genre to reflect on the economic and cultural rifts of contemporary Europe.
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"We need to understand exactly how these valleys and rifts form, and what they mean for ice shelf stability," Howat explains.
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North Korea has long followed such a strategy of intense provocations followed by conciliatory phases aimed at exposing rifts, he said.
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After spending three years as a fascinating scientific experiment, the Eagles have devoted this offseason to healing rifts between management and players.
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Previous seasons also included major shifts to the island itself, adding things like temporal rifts, floating islands, and an entire Arctic region.
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The American president's visit comes during one of the most public rifts between the two countries in their 83-year-old alliance.
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Even with a vote to stay, Cameron could struggle to repair the rifts in his party and hold on to his job.
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"This is the more mature thing," she explains, not wanting there to be rifts within the family, at least not over this.
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Headsets Film: At first glance, the headsets in Ready Player One look surprisingly like generation one Oculus Rifts in size and shape.
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The result may well be a more co-ordinated policy, with fewer public rifts between the State Department and the White House.
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After the events of the weekend, dimensional rifts have appeared all across the map — including a larger tear overlooking everything down below.
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Instead, they have the potential to reopen one of the biggest rifts among House Democrats: Whether or not to impeach the president.
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The sex scandal has deepened rifts within the ruling coalition and raised concerns of a turbulent transition from 94-year-old Mahathir.
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The report's release coincides with deepening rifts between Republicans, who control Congress, and Democrats over congressional investigations into Russia and the election.
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Thousands of leaked e-mails showing that the Democratic Party leadership favoured Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders exposed rifts within the party.
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Virtual reality videos are far more likely to appear on mobile headsets than Rifts or Vives, particularly because YouTube already supports Cardboard.
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Such an inauguration would worsen the rifts opened by an acrimonious election season, when more than 70 people died in political violence.
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When a child's peer is a victim, parents likely recognize that apologies can quickly mend potential interpersonal rifts that may otherwise linger.
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With the bombings, diminished food and medical supplies and internal rifts between rebel groups, residents have begun expressing frustration in new ways.
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Inevitable rifts were already on full display during discussions about the territorial disputes in the South China Sea, a key commercial waterway.
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As a playwright, she is imagining it in "Sovereignty," a drama about broken treaties and historical rifts that is also about rape.
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The uncertainty has left people reaching their own conclusions, often disparate ones that have created new rifts on top of old ones.
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Democratic leaders worked assiduously to heal rifts and avoid a recurrence in 2020, in part by overhauling the party's presidential nomination process.
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He does not even want to listen to evidence that could shake his confidence, even if it creates rifts with intelligence officials.
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" Young Jennet was caught in the poisonous relationship between her father and grandfather: "the deep rifts in our family never entirely healed.
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THAAD has been deployed in South Korea since April and its presence has spurred diplomatic rifts with China and the United States.
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Ours is a nation continuing to look for ways to bridge the racial rifts that opened up over Charlottesville and other events.
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The administration ended up highlighting the growing rifts between the US and its closest allies, and ultimately walked away looking diplomatically inept.
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When history's losers get to define the story, it can create rifts — with allies, with adversaries or even with our fellow citizens.
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He said Trump might resolve trade rifts in Europe and North America, giving a boost to foreign currencies, such as the euro.
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But then again, what if this first batch of Rifts ship out, and there's no good games to play, and people hate it.
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Instead, they dug in, seeking to create further confusion and amplify the rifts that divided the country in the aftermath of Trump's victory.
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More than 320 people died in a crackdown that suppressed the protests but led to deep rifts with the private sector and Washington.
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Israel's 70th anniversary has occasioned a fresh round of anxious, if not exactly new, commentary about the rifts between Israeli and Diaspora Jewry.
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The rifts are a result of the weight of innumerable sacrifices made by the elder Buis and the burdensome years of their youth.
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But in marching through the streets of Jerusalem, a largely religious city, the Pride parade has exposed deep rifts within Israel's Jewish community.
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On Twitter, Oculus founder Palmer Luckey said that Kickstarter Rifts would start arriving that day, and pre-orders would begin shipping mid-week.
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These thread-like cracks spread throughout the game and caused "rifts" that seemed to suck objects to another place or possibly other dimension.
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Sure, this past holiday season saw a number of videos uploaded to social media showing users enjoying their Rifts and Gear VR devices.
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Germany, host to some 4 million Turks, said it was up to Erdogan himself to heal the rifts that the vote had exposed.
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The initiative underscores Schroeder's efforts to untangle a protracted reorganization plan that has met fierce resistance from financial creditors and revealed shareholder rifts.
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France and Italy have had previous disputes concerning companies while diplomatic rifts between the Paris and Rome governments have also occurred this year.
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With his close ties to the president, Mr. Groysman will be expected to ease some of the rifts in the pro-European camp.
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And rifts over trade could make Trump look isolated on the global stage only days before his high-stakes summit with North Korea.
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As sexual and ideological rifts curdle their romantic attraction, she is drawn into another, purer entanglement, with a sensitive refugee from the Balkans.
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The Pullman strike represented a culmination of the rifts between labor and business owners in 19th century US, Business Insider's Áine Cain reported.
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Partisan rifts are also reflected in a deeply divided electorate, which is susceptible to conspiracy theories and negative propaganda against the rival party.
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This means that the rifts are forming far inland, likely the result of warm ocean water rubbing against the base of the glacier.
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There's a possibility of more lawmakers leaving Saenuri in coming weeks over rifts with Park loyalists who continue to occupy the party's leadership.
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Early on Tuesday, Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson after a series of rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran.
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Republicans dismissed the committee's action as a partisan fishing expedition against Trump and a bid to heal political rifts within House Democratic ranks.
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These rifts were largely resolved when Dreamers rallied behind efforts to help their parents after President Obama issued the executive order on DACA.
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There was simply too much at stake to let family rifts get in the way of lavish lifestyles, exorbitant allowances and unrivaled privileges.
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Still, the various generational, geographic and socioeconomic backgrounds of Asian-Americans have contributed to rifts in how they approach their most pressing issues.
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Rifts are the initial stage of a continental break-up and, if successful, can lead to the formation of a new ocean basin.
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Mr. Johnson has vowed to heal the rifts left by the Brexit debate, and his government has begun taking steps in that direction.
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For all their attacks on Obama's immigration agenda, GOP leaders have largely steered clear of the topic for fear of exposing internal rifts.
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Mr. Trump is the most polarizing president in modern history, playing to racial, ideological and economic rifts rather than seeking to heal them.
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U.S. President Donald Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson after a series of public rifts over issues including North Korea and Russia.
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Democrats are hoping that any lingering rifts in the party can be healed by a Democratic convention united in opposition to Donald Trump.
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A host of issues have created rifts between police and minority communities across the US. First, there are racial disparities in police shootings.
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Oi's 65.4 billion-real ($19 billion) bankruptcy protection case, Brazil's biggest ever, has been complicated by rifts between different groups of creditors and shareholders.
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Subsequent events that evening are disputed, in a case that has come to encapsulate the city's rifts and problems, including race, elitism and guns.
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But on the House side, where Democrats are trying to sort through ideological rifts within the party, EMILY's List's engagement has raised some hackles.
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But the company's not looking to compete directly with the Rifts and Vives of the world, even though purchase will be open to consumers.
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The chains will also have an "extremely limited" supply of Rifts available for purchase, marking the headsets' first appearance in brick-and-mortar stores.
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Oculus will ship Rift preorders with a copy of the highly anticipated EVE: Valkyrie, and all Rifts will come bundled with platformer Lucky's Tale.
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Inside Congress, Scalise has been described as a pragmatic conservative and has helped bridge the widening rifts between stark conservatives and more traditional Republicans.
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Business investment rose only slightly in the third quarter due to ongoing trade rifts, despite the Trump administration's sweeping corporate tax cuts last year.
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Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic adviser, announced on Tuesday that he is resigning amid growing rifts over the direction of the administration's economic policy.
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Democrats are far less divided, but internal rifts between their "establishment" (Hillary Clinton) and "insurgent" (Bernie Sanders) wings are also real and likely lasting.
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The latest editorial in The Weekly Standard calls the rifts in the Republican Party a surrender to President Trump, rather than a civil war.
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"If the economy continues to go downhill and the rifts in society become more serious, the responsibility of the core is greater," Zhang said.
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Addressing America's increased polarization is a noble goal, but Pelosi's attempt at it shows that our rifts are even deeper than they first appeared.
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As in so many other democracies, the voting demonstrated broadening rifts — in Canada between east and west, city and countryside, French- and English-speakers.
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Current and former employees told The New York Times that the decision to integrate the messaging services has caused some controversy and rifts internally.
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The standoff has exposed rifts between countries in the north and south, between east and west, and between more developed and less advanced economies.
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The rifts raise the likelihood that Republicans will struggle to meet their goal of enacting a sweeping rewrite of the tax code in 2017.
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Underlining the regional rifts, a senior Iranian military official signaled on Tuesday that Iran could send military advisers to Yemen to help the Houthis.
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Hardened against the centrists of their parents' generation, they have tugged the party to the left, opening up rifts that are now fracturing Labour.
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A member of the Lakota tribe, he did not want to be named because he was concerned it would create rifts within the camp.
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An interesting wrinkle in this whole episode, though, is how it exposes rifts in how fans (and localizers) look at the role of localization.
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In recent years it has shown signs of an identity shift and the lawsuit could underline growing social and political rifts in its seaside cities.
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Rifts among Arab states over Syria and its ally Iran, on top of divisions inside Lebanon, have overshadowed the summit, with several leaders pulling out.
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To start, his background as an African American and a businessman gives him a unique perspective on mending the rifts in our culture and economy.
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Russia has been one of the few topics that has created serious rifts between the President and an otherwise loyal Republican majority on Capitol Hill.
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In London, media were rife with reports of infighting along the lines of the Leave-Remain rifts that May's Conservative party suffered during the referendum.
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At a time when, as Salzburg illustrated, so many other rifts are opening between the 27, Brexit, at least, remains a rare patch of harmony.
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No policy changes are expected, but investors will be checking to see whether Draghi talks about recent reports of rifts within the bank over stimulus.
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For Grindr employees, Into's untimely demise was the culmination of the internal rifts and tactical missteps that continue to afflict the company to this day.
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More interesting, and more likely, is the possibility that the rifts within chavismo, the left-wing movement founded by the late Hugo Chávez, are real.
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Transatlantic rifts are set to feature prominently when Trump arrives at the G7 summit in France to discuss differences over trade, Iran and climate change.
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If Iraqis do not heal their deep rifts, the country which suffered from a sectarian civil war in 2006-2007, could spiral into more violence.
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No policy changes are expected, but investors will be checking to see whether Draghi talks about recent reports of rifts within the bank over stimulus.
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Mnangagwa has repeatedly expressed a desire to mend rifts with Western governments and has been pictured in recent weeks smiling with Western ambassadors in Harare.
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"We're working as fast as we can to get Rifts to customers who pre-ordered," a post on the official Oculus blog said last week.
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Capitalize on existing political divisions: The Washington Post reported earlier this week that Russian Facebook ads touched on Black Lives Matter and religion-related rifts.
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Their weakness stemmed also from falls in their currencies after the Turkish lira plunged this month on concerns about diplomatic rifts between Ankara and Washington.
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This special report will argue that Turkey's leaders, with their ambitions still set on mastery, are not doing nearly enough to heal such internal rifts.
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Perceived rifts between Gordhan and Zuma have previously rattled markets in Africa's most industrialized economy, which faces the risk of ratings downgrades later this year.
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He promised on Sunday night that he would try to heal the rifts that had opened along these and other lines as establishment politics stagnated.
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In his latest work, at LCT3, a stroke suffered by Charlayne Woodard's Roberta causes unexpected revelations and rifts in the lives of her family members.
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In an interview with BBC television, she played down the rifts among top ministers, saying they were united on their programme and more importantly Brexit.
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So what did we learn about American politics in a year that was unsparing in its violence and unrelenting in its display of political rifts?
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Emails stolen from his personal Gmail account were dribbled out by WikiLeaks last fall, revealing the embarrassing rifts roiling the campaign and Washington's Democratic establishment.
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A political crisis and deepening social rifts had polarized the country, and in 2014 the democratically elected government had been deposed in a military coup.
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But to escalate regional tensions, deepen sectarian rifts, undermine the nuclear agreement, pursue regime change and eschew all diplomatic engagement would be a hazardous affair.
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They emphasized how much responsibility now rested with Mr. Erdogan to mend Turkey's deep rifts and to include the opposition in coming talks and decisions.
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Though the airstrikes were supported by President Trump and top US officials, they're likely to cause even bigger rifts between the US, Iraq and Iran.
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He will likely strive to heal political rifts, end corruption, reinstate respect for rule of law and restore civility and amity in Israeli political discourse.
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Trade officials had been meeting in Tokyo to resolve rifts including Canada's insistence on protections for its cultural industries such as movies, TV and music.
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Tolema says he teaches his congregation about the work the king initiated in healthcare and agriculture, and about how he tried to heal community rifts.
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Meanwhile, some of Trump's cabinet nominees have already broken publicly with their new boss during the confirmation process -- rifts that Trump and his allies are downplaying.
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And it's 2016, after all, so it's time for Sony to join the Oculus Rifts and HTC Vives of the world with its own VR offering.
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But they also have given rise to seemingly intractable security exposure, including nation-state rifts, not to mention profound quandaries about the erosion of individual privacy.
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The rifts are mirrored across Britain where the debate over plans to leave the EU after the June 2016 vote has become increasing angry and divisive.
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The product of the 2009 merger of Brazil's leading appliance chains, Via Varejo has suffered from frequent management reshuffling, rifts with partners, and even accounting scandals.
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The unlikely alliance came to power in June last year but the campaign trail for the EU Parliamentary elections has unveiled large rifts between the two.
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Behind the scenes there have also been difficulties between the two brothers and the two couples, culminating in reports of rifts between the once-close siblings.
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Earlier this week, Fortnite captured the attention of players through a mysterious desert occurrence — every so often, a lightning strike emerged from the in-game rifts.
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That competition, officials in Tehran worry, has now spread inside their borders, thanks to what they fear is Riyadh's exploitation of the Islamic Republic's communal rifts.
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Republicans are moving more slowly, but emphasizing the jam-packed fields of challengers and underscoring the rifts those primary fights could expose within the Democratic Party.
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"The entrance polls suggest that although we're seeing tight races on both sides, only the Democrats are showing demographic rifts," said Jennifer Agiesta, CNN polling director.
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The hiring of Laplace could add momentum to the reorganization at a time when the government says rifts among Oi's main shareholders are delaying a solution.
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The settlement also suggests that Amazon will be spared the kind of boardroom battle that has plagued other companies whose owners are dealing with family rifts.
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While scientists have observed inland rifts on the Greenland Ice Sheet, Monday's study is the first evidence of a deep subsurface rift opening within Antarctic ice.
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The vast majority trekked northwest to Germany in the 28-nation bloc's worst migration crisis in decades and one that opened deep rifts between EU states.
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The deal also removes — for now at least — uncertainty over succession at Luxottica, which has lost three CEOs since 210 because of rifts with Del Vecchio.
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The hiring of Laplace could add momentum to the reorganization at a time when Brazilian authorities say rifts among Oi's main shareholders are delaying a solution.
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These factors can speed up the development of rifts and make it less likely that ice lost in the formation of icebergs will regrow, he said.
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While Mr. Stone of Educators for Excellence was disappointed in the Janus decision, he was not surprised by the rifts within the union that it exposed.
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There are and were important factional rifts in the GOP coalition that would have made such coordination difficult, but it was barely even attempted in 2016.
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The protests created deep rifts between pro- and anti-government groups, meaning it's near impossible for Lam to do anything without being lambasted by either side.
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Newsbook Health care policy in the United States has for years been a contentious issue, provoking deep political rifts among voters and frustrated ire from patients.
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But after decades of unfulfilled promises about economic growth, the passing of Mr. Castro may open rifts both inside and outside Cuba over how to proceed.
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"From what we gather, there seem to be no problems with succession or any truth to rumors about possible rifts," one senior western diplomat told Reuters.
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Trump's supporters at the Cedar Creek reenactment said Democratic opposition to the president had inflamed old rifts in U.S. society and pushed some to extreme positions.
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He added that having secure attachments is not about being a perfect parent or partner but about maintaining communication to repair the inevitable rifts that occur.
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But the President's advisers have determined that taking that step would be drastic and cause deep rifts within the intelligence community and among Trump's top aides.
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If Iran continues to promote death and destruction at home and abroad, it's hard to see how more rifts won't emerge between the U.S. and Europe.
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"It's a crisis of leadership, crisis of confusion, and intraparty rifts," said Sheldon Goldman, a professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
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Italy's migration policy is deepening rifts in Europe as NGOs clash with Italian authorities over rules that effectively close off the country's ports to their boats.
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As those political rifts have intensified, however, many of the top executives who had hoped to shape the new administration's thinking have instead bolted for the exits.
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This statue has sparked international incidents, threatened trade deals, and exposed deep and bitter rifts between Japan and South Korea that go back more than seven decades.
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But Zucker thinks the "rising tide lifts all boats" strategy will help recruit more candidates, fund races that get overlooked, and downplay factional rifts in the party.
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President Donald Trump chose Central Intelligence Agency director Pompeo to replace Rex Tillerson after a series of public rifts with Tillerson on North Korea, Russia and Iran.
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"No matter how much people write about trans-Atlantic rifts, in the case of Iran we agree on much more than we disagree," the U.S. official said.
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The emerging rifts come amid mass protests in cities around the U.S. against an executive order that would block millions of people from entering the United States.
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A veteran Israeli cabinet minister from Netanyahu's Likud party sounded cheered by Trump's resolve, but appeared to note the depth of partisan rifts around the U.S. administration.
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One of the most fundamental rifts is between the mainly Muslim north and the largely Christian south, and the population is fairly evenly split between the religions.
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Once, SLOrk students created a piece played by using two Oculus Rifts attached to Leap Motion controllers to track arm movement, which produced some of the sounds.
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The White Princess tells the story of the marriage between Elizabeth of York and Henry VII and the subsequent rifts that threaten to tear their kingdom apart.
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The rifts are mirrored across Britain where the debate over plans to leave the EU after the June 23, 2016, vote has become increasingly angry and divisive.
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But the next, more decisive phase is likely to lay bare the deep rifts among her top team of ministers over what Britain should become after Brexit.
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The trend is prompting newfound alliances and rifts among Hollywood's elite, many of whom have donated to candidates vying for the office and actively campaigned for them.
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McMaster will have to first heal the rifts within the community, and then get to work motivating and building loyalty in what is a highly stressful environment.
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But in fragile democracies, and places where inter-communal rifts run deep, elections can have the opposite effect, stoking internal tensions to the point where violence explodes.
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Bryan-Wilson explores items as varied as the Cockettes' drag-queen costumes, Chilean arpilleras that documented Pinochet's dictatorship, and the ideological rifts occasioned by the AIDS quilt.
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In response to growing rifts between the country's Malay, Chinese and Indian populations, he announced the "1Malaysia" program, a campaign to encourage national unity, diversity and pluralism.
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The freshman progressives have been at the center of recent rifts in the party over how to address the crisis at the southern border and racial politics.
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Class divisions, racism, political rifts—they still haunt us, but here we are, side by side, nodding at one another, smiling and eating burgers in our cars.
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We asked therapists, financial experts, and life coaches about how people can reconcile these internal rifts and move forward with their positive goals once and for all.
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Uncertainty remains, as rifts in Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative party could see some of its ranks voting with the Labour party to defeat the government's bill.
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The yearlong drama surrounding the Crew's potential move had been a black eye for M.L.S., and the worst of several prominent rifts between fans and their teams.
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The yearlong drama surrounding the potential move had been a black eye for the league, and the worst of several prominent rifts between fans and their teams.
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Political fallout: Repeated failures in preventing and investigating the attacks have exposed rifts in Sri Lanka's government, raising questions about the country's ability to deter future threats.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he had replaced Tillerson with Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo, ousting the embattled top diplomat after several public rifts.
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Rifts within both parties have led to competing strategies for the reauthorization and the President's weight behind one of the more extreme proposals could threaten renewal altogether.
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It is seeking consensus on a repeal bill that can overcome rifts among House Republicans, whose disagreements sank an earlier version of the legislation on March 24.
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"No more instigating rifts in an attempt to divide and conquer, but rather quick action to form a unity government," he pledged in a recent op-ed.
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GOP voters aside, you could argue that if there's any broad unity among Americans today, it is their belief that Trump has made old political rifts worse.
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Once close allies with deep historical ties, Cairo and Istanbul have in recent years fallen on opposing sides of some of the Middle East's biggest political rifts.
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The Gupta scandals have piled pressure on Zuma and opened rifts in the African National Congress, the party that has ruled since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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NASA, for one, is keeping an eye on them, and a few weeks ago shared satellite images of the ice shelf that suggest new rifts may be forming.
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In yet another plea to heal the rifts and govern responsibly, the president tried to define what fixing our politics would look like: returning to a system in
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The rocket shot directly into the sky, and created a giant rift, which then seemed to connect the various other rifts that were already littered across the island.
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Entire channels are devoted to live-streaming real-time stats from Social Blade, often using rifts between creators and trending drama as a way to pull in viewers.
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Repeated terrorist attacks have jangled nerves, forced citizens to live under a state of emergency and exposed deep cultural rifts in the country with Europe's largest Muslim community.
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It has created sharp rifts within the coalition government led by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi — who supports the measure — and even within his own center-left Democratic Party.
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Rex Tillerson - The secretary of state was fired by Trump on March 13 after a number of public rifts between the two over North Korea, Russia and Iran.
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Unilateral actions by the Trump administration — sanctions against Iran, threatened military withdrawal from Syria, exit from the Paris climate agreement — have deepened policy rifts between the two countries.
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NASA's Earth Observatory explains what happened: As glacial ice thins, it melts from above and below, becoming more susceptible to rifts; eventually icebergs break off along those cracks.
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As I confirmed upon calling the number, you hear a version of the in-game noise of an object being sucked into one of the rifts or portals.
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Enmity between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims in the Middle East is at its worst in years as regional conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen deepen long-standing rifts.
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Syrian officials have denied Damascus was involved, but the allegations exposed rifts in Lebanon, which often break along sectarian lines, over Syria's long-standing involvement in the country.
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After months of delays, Oculus just announced that it's filled every preorder for its Rift VR headset, and new Rifts will ship within 2 to 4 business days.
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Might Bangkok's elites, less worried that a royal transition would threaten their privileges, countenance the shifts needed to heal the country's rifts, starting with a huge economic divide?
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"What are the chances you're going to have that many Democrats fighting among themselves and not have permanent splits, rifts, and divides in the general election?" asked Sabato.
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While Democrats across ideological lines are in lockstep opposition to GOP efforts to unwind Obamacare, the Friday ruling also highlighted deep-seated policy rifts over what comes next.
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CNN's "State of the Union:" Priebus comes on to talk about the rifts in his party and Sanders makes another appearance to discuss his chances in New York.
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It was the first time Snyder and McCarthy had appeared before the panel, an occurrence that showed the partisan rifts in the congressional response to the Flint crisis.
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His successor, Enrico Cavatorta, who had served as chief financial officer under Guerra, left after only six weeks into the job, also due to rifts with Del Vecchio.
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But the violence has raged on, highlighting strategic rifts between the three countries who, in the absence of decisive Western intervention, hold Syria's fate largely in their hands.
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In fact, some of the rifts she ends up with with SPD members seem to be because they wanted to go out with her and she wasn't interested.
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Why it matters: While the Trump administration has maintained strong support from white evangelical Christians, greater rifts exist among Southern Baptists, the largest protestant group in the country.
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Experts I spoke to didn't think that the parties could pull off major legislation by working together—partisan rifts between them are just too wide in this Congress.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump moved swiftly on Wednesday to diversify his cabinet and try to heal lingering rifts in the Republican Party, reaching out to Gov.
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British newspapers have speculated for months about rifts and feuds between the brothers and their spouses and some said the decision over the Royal Foundation was another example.
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The lawsuit exposed deep rifts within the board, with one group loyal to Ms. Redstone, another to Mr. Moonves and others debating which direction the company should take.
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I wanted to write a story about two men who seem to be happy with what's going on, but when you bring them together, the rifts quickly surface.
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One of the biggest rifts between the two men occurred over the repairs to the L train tunnel between Brooklyn and Manhattan, which was damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
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Rifts are growing in China's Communist Party, with some critics saying that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the US position in the burgeoning trade war.
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The deals caused longstanding rifts between Mr. Geithner and Sheila Bair, then the chairwoman of the F.D.I.C. The chaos typified by Lehman's collapse spread far beyond America's shores.
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While there are good reasons someone might decide to change lawyers like shirts, it's certainly unusual and often indicative of rifts, like a dispute over tactics, experts said.
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But the travails of the Aquarius have created the sharpest rifts yet in Mr. Macron's governing party, with parliamentary deputies expressing anger at the government's silence and inaction.
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Almost from the outset, a parallel line of nasty stories spread in the tabloids about Meghan's difficulties with her American family and purported rifts among the royal family.
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Mao had looked to the Soviet Union as an ideological soul mate and source of expertise, but relations soured over doctrinal rifts and Chinese resentment of Russian dominance.
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But the truth, as often is the case in the small Vatican city-state consumed with power politics and ideological rifts, shadowy maneuvering and gossip, is much stranger.
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But the Greek crisis is even more significant: It reveals the dangerous rifts among major players and the lack of leadership and vision at the European Union level.
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Families and some officials spoke of rifts emerging as coroners work overtime to identify the victims while many wonder what is taking so long to bury the dead.
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OTTAWA — Canada will move forward with a pipeline project that has set the country's provinces against one another, opened rifts among its Indigenous communities and prompted major protests.
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For global religious groups, cultural rifts could grow worse as members from the US and other Western nations increasingly support same-sex marriage, while other countries lag behind.
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She may have had greater legitimacy than Hubert Humphrey, but not a lot more, and there are still rifts within the party over the fairness of that nomination process.
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The migration issue, along with Orban's moves to consolidate control of the country's judiciary and threaten the independence of the media, has caused deep rifts with the European Union.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Qatar's emir will visit Beirut on Sunday for an Arab economic summit which has been marred by regional rifts and internal Lebanese disputes even before it began.
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I know that a lot of rifts and the political things that are happening around the world are affecting the energy industry and that's quite disturbing in some sense.
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They happily cataloged nearly every moment of their lives — from divorces to family rifts to gagging over dog poop duty — and turned it into branded content for mass consumption.
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Still, one of the Israeli media's favorite games is to speculate over potential rifts in Netanyahu's power when Israel Hayom gives positive coverage to his more extreme political competitors.
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Analysts have said that Gordhan has been a target of political pressure from a faction allied to President Jacob Zuma, who has denied any rifts with the finance minister.
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"We don't always want to be in a tug of war," David told Radio La Red, underlining the internal party rifts between Fernandez's allies and more moderate, centrist Peronists.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)A leading Pakistani journalist has been banned from leaving the country after writing a column that exposed significant rifts between the civilian government and the military.
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But any tinkering could exacerbate existing rifts between parties and personalities within the coalition, reckons Francis Hutchinson of the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, a think-tank based in Singapore.
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So many delivery issues, in fact, that Oculus VR CEO Brendan Iribe took to Twitter to announce free shipping on the first set of Rifts that are shipping late.
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The announcement that pre-orders are up to date is accompanied by a formal apology from Oculus: We want to apologize for the delays in getting Rifts to doorsteps.
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But this latest retaliation comes as rifts have been opening up between Trump and the GOP over his treatment of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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After the last election in 2009, the onset of Syria's civil war, the arrival of over a million refugees and a series of militant attacks aggravated internal political rifts.
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On Tuesday, Trump fired Tillerson after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, replacing his chief diplomat with loyalist CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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It's ironic that it may be the routing of extremist IS that serves as the catalyst to ease the bitter sectarian rifts that have divided them for so long.
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The refugee crisis has created rifts in Europe between countries which have welcomed refugees, such as Germany and Sweden, and those which have not, such as Poland and Hungary.
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The rifts are the latest sign of rising political tension as the ANC grapples with waning support since losing control of three key cities in the August municipal elections.
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Early in the new millennium, the EU's eastward expansion, transatlantic rifts and a mild economic climate together produced a wave of grandiose claims about the European model's sunny future.
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In the 19603th century, enduring rifts opened between caudillos — commanding figures who appealed to the masses — and more elitist leaders, with all sides typically saying their foes were corrupt.
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Luxottica switched to a controversial two-CEO structure at the end of 2014 following the exit of two CEOs in as many months due to rifts with Del Vecchio.
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In a Twitter response to their story about the movie, the Safdie brothers described the tone of his soundtrack as something like a sequel to his 2009 compilation Rifts.
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The interviews expose the contempt that many of Trump's closest associates have for him, as well as the rifts between advisers that plagued the early days of the presidency.
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In a secret-ballot vote that dramatized rifts among Democrats only weeks after midterm election victories handed them the majority, Ms. Pelosi, running unopposed, won support from 2290 Democrats.
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The tribe pursued a plan to open a casino, which seemed attainable when it finally won federal recognition in 2010, but then stalled amid internal rifts and legal problems.
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And the recent resignation of Pam Patenaude as deputy secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development exposed rifts in the administration over its approach to Puerto Rico.
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Eastern time on Sunday, glowing rifts emerged in the game's darkened sky, an alarm began to sound and a rocket launched from the island, according to videos posted online.
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But the White House's choice for the first person to fill that position has already been divisive, exposing longstanding rifts within the field that may be difficult to mend.
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The latest scandal had deepened rifts within the ruling coalition as Azmin, a senior cabinet member, has been regarded as a possible challenger for the premiership promised to Anwar.
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Casaleggio died in April, and missteps by Virginia Raggi, the 5-Star mayor of Rome elected earlier this year, have exposed rifts and confusion among the movement's top lawmakers.
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Places that once stood tall, demanding that outdated and unjust dictators heed the will of the streets, are too absorbed by their own rifts now to forcefully articulate convictions.
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Trump fired Tillerson on Tuesday after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, replacing his chief diplomat with loyalist CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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Coverage or not, the dichotomy between the U.S. and Europe over how to deal with Iran is one of the biggest rifts in the history of the NATO alliance.
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Juppe, 71, has sought to galvanise the political centre-right, rejecting the "suicidal" identity politics of Sarkozy that he says will deepen rifts between France's secular state and religious minorities.
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There's a decent business opportunity here for Oculus; running multiple Rifts and PCs is such an unimaginable hassle that without several dedicated troubleshooters, it's pretty rough to scale options quickly.
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Speaking of which, the slow, inevitable dissolution of the relationship between Jimmy and Kim has been occurring through moments — glances, misplaced words — rather than soap opera hysterics and obvious rifts.
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In fact, this is one of the main reasons why researchers are paying so much attention to one rift (well, now two rifts) on a single ice shelf in Antarctica.
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Rifts persisted on the latest draft text, including where it would say that enlargement would also depend on the EU's ability to reform itself and effectively integrate any new members.
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But it also spoke to a larger point: Many inside and outside the State Department are looking to Biegun as the man who can repair some serious rifts in Washington.
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Facebook's Oculus suffered a prolonged, embarrassing outage yesterday because someone at the company forgot to update a certificate, which expired and plunged the company's network of Oculus Rifts into darkness.
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Given the existing rifts in American society at a time of relative peace, it is easy to see the recriminations and repercussions after a nuclear catastrophe capsizing its politics altogether.
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But the often impassioned debate in the 650-seat parliament underlined the rifts exposed by last year's EU referendum, not only in Britain's main parties, but also in the country.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will have that same job of overseeing rifts between his party on policy and deciding how to best maneuver the bill on the Senate floor.
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"Those became too politicized and no longer could be a frank exchange of ideas where we were able to learn," Cordish told Recode when asked about those and other rifts.
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This planetary dust-up could amplify 2017's intense political rifts, with Mars and Uranus repping the Executive branch and Jupiter in Libra courting the Judicial branch and the protestors.
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Cramer, a former hedge fund manager and longtime stock-picker, has seen a number of rifts emerge in this market that have led him to reassert his near-term bullishness.
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Few people in Moscow expect that the bitter rifts with Washington, over Syria, Ukraine, and NATO's presence in eastern Europe, will be healed overnight with Tillerson at the State Department.
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The greenback was also hurt by President Donald Trump's firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran.
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The moment laid bare uneasy rifts in the White House between Trump's nationalist backers -- including Steve Bannon, who was forced out days later -- and more liberal advisers such as Cohn.
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The crisis is opening rifts inside the Liberal Party and some legislators want Wilson-Raybould to be kicked out of the parliamentary caucus, a move Trudeau has so far resisted.
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But they will benefit from using mutually agreed-upon language and keeping a respectful distance, because that way, the patriarchy cannot use the rifts that exist between feminists against us.
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While the controversy was ostensibly about landscaping, it illustrates how changing demographics can create rifts in co-ops where a new generation of buyers with different values challenges longstanding conventions.
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This particular battle — unlike previous rifts that have blown open since Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential defeat — could potentially drag on through the GOP convention and into the fall campaign season.
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Rifts in Africa about whether to deploy the 5,000-strong force will worry Western powers and others, who fear Burundi will slide into ethnic conflict if there is no intervention.
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Despite all the good will, though, rifts exist, even among coalition members; as long as Israel remains an occupying force, Mr. Odeh says, there are lines that cannot be crossed.
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The lawsuit was brought by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the final days of the Obama administration and has since created remarkable and unusual rifts within the federal government.
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Those themes, now tempered by seven and a half years of experience in just how stubbornly those rifts persist, will probably resurface as Mr. Obama looks to challenge Mr. Trump.
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However, the Artemis Program, if properly executed, presents an opportunity to bridge divides as well as to close rifts that have existed in the space exploration community for many years.
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In a sign of more rifts, Yassin Ibrahim, the leader of Afek Tounes party, has suggested the formation of a new parliamentary bloc which includes liberal parties but excludes Ennahda.
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The British predicament is so extreme and rifts between Conservative ministers over how much ground to concede so acute that a breakdown in the negotiations is conceivable later this year.
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If that was true, then the whole game, the East-West Cold War, the rifts that separated peoples and nations, was over — at least in the form we knew it.
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When conceiving "The Let Go," he envisioned a connection among the Armory's vast historic drill hall, dance halls and town hall meetings where Americans' political rifts have been laid bare.
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The unity government was meant to contain rifts in Lebanon exacerbated by the war in Syria, where Iran and Saudi Arabia and their respective Lebanese partners have supported opposite sides.
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The most amazing places to visit in Africa Breaking up isn't easy Rifts exhibit a very distinctive topography, characterised by a series of fault-bounded depressions surrounded by higher terrain.
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Guedes also played down apparent rifts between lawmakers and the government over its reform agenda, notably administrative reform, which is aimed at unleashing a major overhaul of the public sector.
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Not all the women took a liking to Ms. Li and her determined ways, and the group was weakened by personality clashes and rifts over how to press their demands.
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From unrealistic budgets to family conflicts, there are multiple problems that can arise during the wedding-planning process that can create rifts in a marriage or even lead to divorce.
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Unlike the pop-cultural depictions of rifts between parents and their child-free pals, the close friends I already had were happy to hear me talk about being a mom.
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Ethnic rifts were not nearly as visible when the older Mr Rajapaksa was ousted in an electoral upset in 2015 by a coalition of reform-minded Sinhalese and frightened minorities.
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As the world slips into carnage, the hero loses his sexual potency; as he saves it, so too are all personal rifts mended and the schmo is reborn as mustang.
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While there is still no clear evidence that Russia was involved, U.S. officials suggest that the Kremlin stands to gain significantly by causing rifts between the U.S. and its allies.
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All that sets the stage for Trump, and the realization that far from Obama's promise to "change Washington and bridge divisions," those rifts have grown even more entrenched and more bitter.
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Challenges for the new team include cutting costs, managing a mixed fleet, coping with loss-making subsidiaries as well as healing long-time rifts between government-appointed management and airline veterans.
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The campaign exposed deepening rifts among Chile's once bedrock center-left, an opening Pinera leveraged to rally more centrist voters around his proposals to cut corporate taxes and double economic growth.
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Luckily, the mystery has been solved and you don't have to spend your night arguing with your loved ones about whether this is bird or bunny until deep, unrepairable rifts form.
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There have been numerous reports of excessive demands the new duchess has made of staff and of rifts between Meghan and Harry and his elder brother William and his wife Kate.
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Outside of the damage being done by blocking access to essential services, financial repercussions, and productivity slowdowns, this is an international incident that is likely causing diplomatic rifts with our allies.
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" Billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel's $1.25 million backing of Trump's campaign has caused rifts in Silicon Valley, with the ex-chief executive of Reddit accusing Thiel of funding "violence and hate.
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Those training sessions were done on PC-tethered Oculus Rifts, the move to Oculus Go headsets really showcases how much more simple standalone headset hardware is to set up and operate.
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U.S. disagreements with its trading partners slipped from the headlines after an agreement on Wednesday to negotiate with the European Union, but Chinese markets still showed scars of the unresolved rifts.
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While the Attorney General and others in the administration may have the legal marijuana industry in their crosshairs, a drug czar should think about the rifts such a fight would generate.
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A violent protest at the Saudi Embassy in Tehran over Nimr's beheading prompted Saudi Arabia to sever ties with its rival across the Persian Gulf, deepening sectarian rifts in the region.
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A recent Quinnipiac University poll indicates considerable gender and racial rifts in projected midterm voting—with 58 percent of women and only 42 percent of men reporting they will vote Democratic.
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The killing of Abdel Fattah Younes by suspected fellow fighters caused deep rifts within the rebel camp of the kind that have marked the turmoil and violence gripping Libya ever since.
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Trump did not consult allies before his initial announcement in October, and critics worry further rifts will be exposed if and when European countries refuse to host any new U.S. missiles.
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Apology as a way to mend rifts It's noteworthy that parents were very likely to anticipate prompting apologies following incidents in which their children upset others on purpose and by mistake.
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Put simply, America's two largest Protestant denominations -- one mainline, one evangelical -- are facing institutional rifts that pit established policies of the past against activist calls for inclusion, justice and new leadership.
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A leaner 85033-member GOP conference also means that Republicans have begun to mend some of their rifts and come together as they fight to flip back the House in 2020.
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Leaders are scrambling to contain high-profile rifts between liberals and centrists on everything from the Green New Deal and "Medicare for all," to the handling of controversial remarks by Rep.
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But a series of cables written in between 1003 and 2008 by the U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka spoke of rifts between the two men, exacerbated by Yameen's own political ambitions.
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The latest CBA, agreed upon on 2011, was remarkable for its lack of drama against the backdrop of messy, public rifts in the NFL, NBA, and NHL around the same time.
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And while the country's Catholic schools are still well attended, thanks in part to government funding, they are also the forum where the Church's generational and cultural rifts are most apparent.
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After rifts emerged between Prince Talal and Egypt, he was allowed to return to Saudi Arabia in 1964 under King Faisal, who had deposed his brother King Saud that same year.
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Yes, Democrats did well in recent elections in Virginia, New Jersey and elsewhere, but those victories papered over very serious rifts that could affect it during the next presidential election cycle.
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Ms. McCarthy's female rivals in "Life of the Party" are cardboard-cutout mean girls easily converted into allies, and the rifts that emerge in Debbie Ocean's girl gang are effortlessly smoothed.
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But the move could deepen the United States' rifts with the European Union and strengthen the bloc's resolve to set up a payments system that can operate apart from Washington's influence.
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Trump gave Tillerson the boot after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, and replaced his chief diplomat with Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo.
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Over those decades, the members of the Windsor dynasty have celebrated weddings and births as they navigated scandals, family rifts and heartbreaking tragedy -- all in full view of a watchful public.
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The alliance struck in 2005 between Ouattara's RDR and Bedie's PDCI was meant to dominate for generations and help heal the political rifts that led to civil war three years earlier.
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Policymakers are counting on solid business spending to support demand as a broader global slowdown and a sales tax hike in October expose widening rifts in the world's third-largest economy.
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The administration is also trying to mend rifts with U.S. traditional allies; on top of that list is Israel and Saudi Arabia, which could eventually deepen Iran's isolation in the region.
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Mr. McConnell's decision to offer his measure on Syria and Afghanistan, which has no binding force, was notable in part because he has sought to avoid open rifts with the president.
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The unified cheers from Democrats belie deep and long-running rifts in the party over what public education should look like, at a time when the party is debating its direction.
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"Hoping to heal rifts between the ECB and the general public, in some countries, is certainly a big part of the exercise," Florian Hense, an economist at Berenberg bank, told CNBC.
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But this multiplicity of meanings became largely unified during the cultural rifts that began in the mid-60s, as "God Bless America" increasingly became a symbol for a white, conservative worldview.
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The debate over replacement has exposed some rifts within the Republican Party, which now controls the White House and both chambers of Congress -- the same position Democrats were in seven years ago.
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U.S. President Donald Trump fired Tillerson on Tuesday after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, replacing his chief diplomat with loyalist CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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Martin de Diego Sádaba The Rifts pen and paper role-playing game, first published by Kevin Siembieda in 1990, is famous for being one of the most gonzo adventure settings ever devised.
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Now the question will be whether Oculus can find enough people to buy Rifts at this price point to make it worth it for developers to make must-have titles for it.
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Both Sirisena and Wickremesinghe have said intelligence was not shared with them, exposing rifts at the top of the government and raising questions about its ability to deal with the security crisis.
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To some degree, their problems were typical mother-daughter rifts: Holly thought June's creative potential was hindered by her job as a book editor; she thought June was getting married too young.
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In the face of this scepticism, the late Patriarch Alexy was obliged to profess agnosticism over the identity of the bodies, as a way to avoid massive internal rifts within the church.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Deposed Iraqi Finance Minister Hoshiyar Zebari on Thursday accused former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki of orchestrating his removal from office, publicly exposing rifts within an increasingly unstable government.
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U.S. President Donald Trump fired Tillerson on Tuesday after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea and other issues, replacing him with loyalist Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo.
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A year before a national election, the result is set to raise pressure on Merkel and deepen rifts in her conservative camp, with more sniping expected from her CSU allies in Bavaria.
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It also lays bare one of the larger rifts between legacy automakers and Tesla, which has aggressively offered feature and functionality upgrades both through over-the-air software updates and hardware changes.
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This method had already caused rifts in the band after Rose insisted their much-anticipated follow-up to Appetite For Destruction must be a double-record with sprawling ballads and orchestral arrangements.
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Aides to U.S. President Donald Trump are urging him not to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions despite rifts between the two men, sources familiar with internal White House conversations said on Wednesday.
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Mostly, the film serves as an opportunity to savor Dench's regal performance, while highlighting the cruelty of British colonialism and in no small way the cultural rifts and distrust that still linger.
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In the European Union — already hampered by terrorism, the decision by Britain to relinquish membership and an immigration crisis — trade policy has been especially fraught, exposing the deep rifts in the region.
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Whatever role personal style and leadership may play, Mr. Curtin argues that wage stagnation and income inequality, particularly among less educated workers, have contributed to the partisan rifts of the last decade.
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The same kinds of rifts have opened up among conservatives around the world, in Britain, Italy, Germany and the U.S. Some conservatives stayed on the political trajectory they were on in 1999.
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Over the years, the report found, this "split reality" led to misunderstandings and rifts among the alumni, some of whom could not fathom what had happened when the revelations began to emerge.
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It was the truth of the class system out of the mouths of babes, and the whole country was shocked — people were just gobsmacked by the rifts in English society on celluloid.
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Following Ms. Lange's images and notes has become a study in uneasy juxtapositions: rifts between enormous wealth and unsettled poverty, some of which feel new, some like a continuation of the past.
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The commentary on Friday from the People's Daily newspaper, a mouthpiece of China's Communist Party, came after a Reuters report about rifts within the party amid the escalating U.S.-China trade war.
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But in the last week, rifts over policy and tensions between White House insiders and those within the Department of Veterans Affairs have called into question who is really running the department.
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The fact Harry and Meghan are working alongside William and Kate is huge news ... because it comes in the face of swirling rumors about possible feuds and rifts within the Royal family.
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But steps that pander to Malays could create rifts within Mahathir's alliance, which includes the Chinese-led Democratic Action Party and the pro-reform party of former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim.
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Because Clinton always expected to clasp the nomination, she sought to minimize conflict with Sanders so as to limit rifts with his supporters that she would need to bridge in the general election.
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We asked for God's help in healing deep societal rifts and in stepping forward to create a nation that serves all of its people, particularly those who are most vulnerable and in need.
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France and Italy have had previous disputes concerning companies, while there have been diplomatic rifts between the Paris and Rome governments this year, which led to France briefly recalling its ambassador to Rome.
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But the two sides still appear to be far from striking any sort of comprehensive deal, and the latest announcement doesn't address some of the biggest rifts dividing the United States and China.
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If no candidate reaches that threshold by the close of the last primary on June 7, then the convention will almost certainly be contested — a historical rarity that would signal deep party rifts.
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Various characters sewed up old rifts: Ira (Ben Shenkman) and Chuck (Paul Giamatti), Dake (Christopher Denman) and Connerty (Toby Leonard Moore), Lara (Malin Akerman) and Axe (Damian Lewis), Lara and Wendy (Maggie Siff).
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But advocates of the deal, including the Obama administration, praised it, saying that it was an important first step and that it tackled one of the most intractable rifts over reducing carbon emissions.
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South African media has reported growing rifts within the African National Congress since the liberation movement of Nelson Mandela, which has been in power since 1994, suffered its worst electoral performance in August.
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In addition to all the demos of skydiving and porn, people are also going to want to use their Rifts as glorified web-searching machines, which will look a little something like this.
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Fresh on the heels of a dustup over single-payer health care, a new fight between the Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigns is exposing some deep-seated rifts between the two camps.
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A few caveats, of course: iPhone pre-order numbers are calculated over a weekend, not 10 minutes, and it's reasonable to believe that the order rate of Rifts didn't continue for 24 hours.
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A government shutdown could further expose Republican rifts and turn more moderate Republicans against LePage's tactics, suggested Phil Bartlett, a former state senator who now serves as chairman of the Maine Democratic party.
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Andrew Cuomo tried to heal the intra-party rifts Democrats face in New York at a meeting last month — but was confronted with sharp pushback that The New York Times' Shane Goldmacher details.
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Divisions within the African National Congress have widened since the ruling party suffered its worst-ever local election results last month, with analysts blaming the rifts on a conflict between Zuma and Gordhan.
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They are the sentiments of a justice who, on one hand, sees and laments America's racial divisions and injustices but, on the other, is sceptical of explicit racial classifications to heal those rifts.
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Though negotiators reached the agreement "in principle" on Monday night, there could still be political landmines they will need to navigate around before Trump signs the agreement, including potential rifts in both parties.
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"I believe this is the beginning and many more will follow them if the surrendered militants are given amnesty," one tribal leader said, noting the surrender might worsen internal rifts among the militants.
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The case also draws in many of the characteristic elements: theft by a trusted volunteer, rifts in a scandalized community, lasting consequences, lingering suspicion and, ultimately, a plucky, stirring recovery by the league.
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Basically, the rifts within the Bolshoi that led to the attack have never healed, with rank-and-file dancers tending to champion Mr. Dmitrichenko while the elite dancers favor their mentor Mr. Filin.
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Cracks miles away from the volcano — called rifts — burst with lava on Thursday afternoon, burning trees and sending many running from their homes at Leilani Estates on Hawaii's big island, according to CNN.
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Britons voted by 52-48 percent in a 2016 referendum to leave the EU, a decision that has not only divided the main political parties but also exposed deep rifts in British society.
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The rushed schedule has led to rifts between the Bureau of Land Management and the Fish and Wildlife Service, which was forced into a secondary role by the language of the tax bill.
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Still, Cunningham stopped short of acknowledging some of the more current problems causing rifts between police and communities of color — such as the racial disparities in police use of force and mass incarceration.
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Congressional leaders have been scrambling to find a way to preserve sensitive federal surveillance powers, but they're running out of options — and time — as they struggle to bridge deep rifts within both parties.
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But the impulse to filter out dissenting views, the readiness to regard all political rifts as Manichaean and the quickness to hunker down are bigger than one corrupted party and one cracked president.
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A fight over his burial place has threatened to undermine his successor, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, Mugabe's former deputy who conspired to topple him, and expose deep rifts in the governing ZANU-PF party.
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Meanwhile, Russia and the United States have been facing diplomatic rifts over Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine, involvement in the Syrian conflict and alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The otherworldly song draws Frank into a mystery involving, among other things, dimensional rifts, trolls, shape-shifting monsters, talking cats and a shadowy agency dedicated to protecting the fabric of the universe(s).
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"I am in execute mode right now," he said, jumping out of his S.U.V. at a complex of sawmills along the lagoon: rows of band saws in open sheds, amid rifts of sawdust.
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A proposal to extend the Rhode Island Lottery's contract with one of the state's most significant employers is opening deep rifts between Democratic Party leaders as industry and good government groups cry foul.
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The verdict did little to heal the rifts the trial had exposed: Hours after it was rendered, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu joined a chorus of voices calling for the soldier to be pardoned.
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But as they catapulted to fame from Compton in 1980s Los Angeles, forces from within and without (including racism and a manipulative manager) led to rifts within the group and its eventual dissolution.
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Yet Clinton still must now wrestle with the question of how to bring Sanders' supporters into the fold after the Nevada's Democratic Party convention fallout exposed deep intra-party rifts around the country.
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Developing in atmospheres of distinct political polarization - residual disaccord from the Civil War and partisan rifts following the controversial election of Donald Trump - both groups were subjected to scathing criticism from Republican loyalists.
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But, as the daily scene on the border shows, young Palestinians are increasingly beyond reach, put off by a four-year stalemate in peace talks with Israel and little progress toward healing internal rifts.
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From Montenegro and Serbia in the east and Slovenia in the west, Croatia&aposs neighbors have been split over whether to support Croatia or France, reflecting the persisting rifts stemming from the 1990s conflict.
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The veterans, who have campaigned, often violently, for the veteran leader during presidential elections since 2000, said they were withdrawing their political support, a statement that exposed rifts in the heart of Zimbabwe's establishment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Aides to U.S. President Donald Trump are urging him not to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions despite rifts between the two men, sources familiar with internal White House conversations said on Wednesday.
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But the second, more decisive phase, of the negotiations will further test her authority by exposing the deep rifts among her top team of ministers, or cabinet, over what Britain should become after Brexit.
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The so-called bathroom bills have caused rifts among Republicans who control the state's legislature, leaving no likely path to passage before a 30-day special session wraps on Wednesday, analysts and lawmakers said.
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They have to straddle multiple cultural rifts, from planning global advertising campaigns that will go over as well in Dubai as in San Francisco to building and selling analog tech in a digital world.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's ruling leftists filed a no-confidence motion in parliament on Sunday against their prime minister, Sorin Grindeanu, escalating a conflict which government critics say reflects internal rifts over anti-corruption policy.
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Leaders of the other 27 EU countries were united in stepping up the pressure on British Prime Minister Theresa May to overcome rifts in her government and move forward with all-but-stalled talks.
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The romance, the breakups, the Instagrams, the rifts, the renewed friendship just as she's splitting up with The Weeknd — it's honestly really hard to tell what's on, what's off, and what we're just overanalyzing.
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Democrats hope that Obama's standing with liberal voters, coupled with his unrivaled ability as a campaigner and orator, will help smooth over some of the rifts between Clinton's campaign and supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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Democratic leaders acknowledge that the increasingly aggressive primary between Sanders and Clinton has exposed rifts in the party that threaten to break up the coalition that carried Obama to victory in 2008 and 2012.
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A Turkish court last week ruled to keep American pastor Andrew Brunson in jail, in a case that has deepened existing rifts and jeopardized the procurement of Lockheed Martin F-35 jets by Turkey.
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In a sign of rifts opening in the socialist government before a presidential election in 2017, France's Moroccan-born education minister said the debate was fanning racist rhetoric and being used for political gain.
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He is causing rifts between the US and its traditional allies, his protectionism could alter the flow of world trade, and fewer countries are looking to the US as a source of bedrock security.
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In the interview, Bannon said he thought the program should be abolished, adding that delaying such action will only heighten Republican rifts over the program and foment disunity going into next year's midterm elections.
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Everything about the show, moreover, has been constructed to highlight partisan rifts, setting the story in Michigan (a state Trump narrowly won) and flitting around to topics like gun rights, race relations and immigration.
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M.) and Jeff Van DrewJeff Van DrewRepublicans plot comeback in New Jersey The House Democrats who voted to kill impeachment effort House Democrats seek to move past rifts with minimum wage bill MORE (N.J.).
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The Kurds are also hobbled by internal rifts, with reports that units loyal to one faction -- the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan -- were among the first to refuse to fight and withdrew from their divisions.
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Mr. LePage has created rifts with even would-be ideological allies like Senate President Mike Thibodeau, a conservative Republican, avoiding meetings with him after the Senate Republicans failed to support his budget last year.
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The only recognizable red was one skullcap and a few sleeveless dresses and, unlike the subtle rifts eyeballed by Kremlinologists, the only visible cleavage was that of the Fox News business anchor Maria Bartiromo.
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Brexit It's been a minute since we talked about Brexit, but rifts over British Prime Minister Theresa May's strategy for getting the UK out of the European Union has plunged her government into chaos.
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But the memo, filed in the State Department's "dissent channel," underscores the deep rifts and lingering frustration within the administration over how to deal with a war that has killed more than 400,000 people.
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They point out that the move could cause huge rifts between Trump and his party, given how fiercely the pro-Republican business lobby opposes some of the Trump administration's objectives for the new NAFTA.
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"If we are honest, we understand that no external power is going to be able to force different religious communities or ethnic communities to coexist for long," he said, referring to Syria's sectarian rifts.
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And jihadi groups have taken advantage of those rifts and networks—as well as of France's uniquely visible military inventions in the Muslim world, against ISIS and other groups—to turbo-boost radicalization efforts.
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The growing trade conflict is causing rifts within China's Communist Party, with some critics saying that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the U.S. position, sources close to the government have said.
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The question now — for Nissan, Renault, the governments of Japan and France and more than 22,21953 employees of one of the world's biggest automotive empires — is whether the rifts are too deep to repair.
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The rift has exposed deep rifts in the coalition - the Saudis back the government while the United Arab Emirates, the alliance's second-biggest backer, funds and arms Security Belt and other southern separatist forces.
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Many scenes in BPM (Beats Per Minute) take place at the ACT UP-Paris weekly meeting, so many that we see the little dynamics that always flourish in closed groups, causing rifts and alliances.
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Mr. Scaramucci's threats appeared intended to reassure Mr. Trump that he would do something to solve the problem, although there is little evidence that the deep rifts within his inner circle have been resolved.
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The muddled efforts to curtail the investigation through legal means, along with a host of other irritants, have caused internal rifts between White House counsel Pat Cipollone and acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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BOLOGNA, Italy (Reuters) - Rifts between the United States and its leading industrial allies over climate change deepened on Monday when Washington refused to subscribe fully to a Group of Seven statement on the environment.
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Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters this month that Volkswagen had put the 1.5 billion-euro sale of Ducati motorcycles on hold after resistance from German trade unions and internal rifts on strategy.
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Le Pen's defeat to Emmanuel Macron in the 2017 presidential election weakened her and exposed deep rifts within the National Front, which Marechal quit that year and was renamed the National Rally by Marine.
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Still, analysts believe that conditions are ripe for a shift, amid public disenchantment at the handling of Brexit, fierce internal party rifts, and a perception that both main parties are pandering to their extremes.
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"Family estrangement can leave scars of trauma," says Mark Sichel, a clinical social worker and author of Healing from Family Rifts: Ten Steps to Finding Peace After Being Cut Off from a Family Member.
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Valls now has to disentangle himself from Hollande's deeply unpopular presidency, during which the premier spearheaded reforms to liberalize the labor market and talked tough on law and order - causing deep rifts within party ranks.
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Valls now has to disentangle himself from Hollande's deeply unpopular presidency, during which the premier spearheaded reforms to liberalise the labour market and talked tough on law and order - causing deep rifts within party ranks.
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Endgame pays off 11 years' worth of character development and narrative twists, serving up fresh permutations of the team, resolving old rifts and heartbreaks, and delivering epic sendoffs worthy of these larger-than-life heroes.
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The new group likely began to form after ISIS's defeat in Mosul last July, but found a foothold after much of the north of Iraq fell into disarray because of the country's internal political rifts.
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But soon after, Dr. Frederick received a vote of no confidence from hundreds of Howard faculty members, a public blow just days after he appeared to have mended some of his rifts with student organizers.
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Some of these Rifts would end up running heavy-duty simulators or design tools, while others could make their way into location-based entertainment like arcades, running games people wouldn't expect to play at home.
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That would represent a reversal of Merkel's open-doors migrant policy adopted in 2015, which fueled a rise in support for the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) and caused rifts within her conservative bloc.
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Qatar and it Gulf allies have used their oil and gas revenues to influence events in other Arab countries, and rifts between them can alter the political balance in Libya, Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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Most analysts expect the ANC to retain its majority next year but the size of any victory would dictate Ramaphosa's ability to continue his economic and investment drive considering the deep rifts in the party.
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When taking a breath from its pyrotechnics, "Hobbs & Shaw" also squeezes in an overt message about the importance of family and healing old rifts, providing a detour that lets Johnson incorporate celebrating his Samoan heritage.
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The rupture underlines internal rifts within the FPV, the main Peronist party, over how to rebuild power after the shell-shock of November's presidential election defeat, said political analyst Ignacio Labaqui at Medley Global Advisors.
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While officials said he departed last month's G7 meetings in Sicily bruised by a climate lecture from his counterparts, he appeared less upset at the deep rifts between himself and other leaders this time around.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Roaring along Baghdad's highways, the "Iraq Bikers" are doing more than showing off their love of outsized motorcycles and black leather: they want their shared enthusiasm to help heal Iraq's deep sectarian rifts.
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Taliban officials present at the meeting where Akhundzada was made leader said his appointment was largely because he was perceived as a unifying figure who could heal the rifts that emerged during Mansour's brief tenure.
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The KRG statement comes just days after US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made an unannounced visit to Iraq, with the express purpose of shoring up rifts between the Iraqi government and its breakaway province.
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The return to relative financial stability coincided with increasing instability in Turkey, Greece's neighbor across the Aegean Sea, where President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has taken controversial steps to consolidate power while deepening rifts with Washington.
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But unless internal rifts between potential members are resolved and a political consensus on burden-sharing is achieved, the Trump administration's plans for passing the buck to an Arab NATO are unlikely to become reality.
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As prime minister in 1975, Harold Wilson was plagued by rifts over Europe within his Labour party, and wished away the problem by holding a referendum—the first ever in the country—on continued membership.
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"My praise of the Malaysian government for its Islamic and fair treatment of Hindu minorities is being twisted and misquoted to suit political gains and create communal rifts," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Already, a 30-person committee launched by Perez is interviewing potential new staffers as the party attempts to put the rifts caused by the 2016 primary contest between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders behind it.
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The painting's voyage, from the record-breaking Christie's auction to the mysterious postponing of its unveiling, reflects deep regional ideological and geopolitical rifts — but the debate has hardly played out in the Arabic-language media.
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So even before virtual reality, in its current personal trend of Vives and Rifts, has even had the chance to take off, the idea of a communal virtual reality arcade seems to already be tired.
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Brazil's currency strengthened nearly 1 percent as the vote signaled Temer's coalition remained capable of approving key economic measures despite rifts caused by a lingering corruption scandal and the imminence of next year's election campaign.
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But G7 policy rifts, conflicting advice from advisers and domestic outrage after the arrest of a U.S. military base worker in connection with the killing of a woman on Okinawa, are clouding the mainstream forecast.
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But the Year Without a Sam's, as some people are calling it, has exposed new rifts in the identity Alaska has cultivated, as the economy has sunk amid a drop in oil prices and production.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Cabinet Office minister David Lidington urged his party to unite to heal growing rifts over how to leave the European Union that could threaten the prime minister's fragile grip on the leadership.
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In his two-year reign, King Salman has upended the traditions of succession, creating rifts after bypassing several brothers to position the next generation — a nephew and a favorite son — in line for the throne.
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Its dogged by allegations that it meddled in the 2016 U.S. election and was responsible for a nerve agent attack in the U.K. It's military role in Syria has also caused rifts with the West.
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Backroom rifts within the ANC have been thrust into the open this week after more than 100,000 emails leaked to local media allegedly showed improper dealings in lucrative government contracts by business friends of Zuma.
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A meeting Mattis hosted with Trump's refashioned team in May 2018, including Bolton, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and new economic adviser Larry Kudlow, uncovered the growing rifts and Mattis' diminished role in the administration.
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This class is a vouch for empathy in a world dominated by rifts and chaos, she adds, and in spite of my own painful lack of spirituality, I begin to understand and respect this ideology.
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U.S. President Donald Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, replacing his chief diplomat with loyalist CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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Carrie Lam, 60, Hong Kong's first female chief executive, faces various challenges including healing social rifts as public resentment grows over what many see as Beijing's interference in city affairs and its denial of full democracy.
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The company had assembled the infrastructure for the meeting - which was presided over by some 1,000 workers - twice before, but was forced to break apart the preparations as rifts between creditors and the company caused delays.
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WASHINGTON, June 8 (Reuters) - Aides to U.S. President Donald Trump are urging him not to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions despite rifts between the two men, sources familiar with internal White House conversations said on Wednesday.
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Those rifts include the widening gulf between Pompeo and the career Civil and Foreign Service employees he leads, many of whom are unhappy with his handling of the Ukraine scandal that prompted President Donald Trump's impeachment.
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While trying to inspire goodwill before the talks, the British government will also try to exploit rifts in the European Union, making much of troop deployments on the bloc's eastern border against an increasingly assertive Russia.
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The High Court ruling highlights growing rifts within Zuma's ruling African National Congress (ANC) and could hamper his efforts to ensure his ex-wife Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma replaces him as party leader and eventually as president.
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Granted, no one wants to picture neurosurgeons with Oculus Rifts over their faces while they scoop tumors out of brains, and fortunately, that's not what's happening here (although, let's be honest: that can't be far away).
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But the center-right coalition, which has promised to push through a host of economic reforms, only managed to get 75 of its MPs and other supporting independents to turn up, leading to speculation of rifts.
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Roughly the same problem happens near the giant rifts, with the added entertainment that on one side of the "mountain" you have normal landscape, on the other side millions of square kilometres of really hot lava.
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The drafts show that there has been compromise in some areas, such as language to recognise the importance of a U.N. report on limiting global warming to 1.5C which caused rifts last week, and on finance.
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One of Cassini's most provocative discoveries was that Enceladus has an ocean under its icy exterior, plumes from which are sprayed into space on a regular basis from rifts in the ice at its south pole.
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The UK is on the brink of leaving the European Union, although a majority in Scotland and Northern Ireland, two of its four nations, voted to stay in the EU, opening rifts in the UK's union.
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The so-called "bathroom bills" have caused rifts among Republicans who control the state's legislature, leaving no likely path to passage before a 30-day special session wraps on Wednesday, analysts and lawmakers said on Monday.
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Since president-elect Donald Trump's campaign exposed deep rifts in the American electorate, people have criticized various aspects of the Facebook "filter bubble," in which an incredibly popular platform surrounds users with content confirming their worldview.
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As the 20th anniversary of Bill Clinton's welfare law approaches, the impact of its requirements is being felt more than ever, with the political rifts that it exposed in 13 resurfacing on the 2016 campaign trail.
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At the Conservative Party's conference in Manchester, northern England, Hammond played down the importance of four new red lines set down by foreign minister Boris Johnson in a British newspaper that underlined the rifts in cabinet.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May has called on her Conservative Party to "stand together" over Brexit, days before a crunch meeting she hopes will overcome bitter rifts over how Britain should leave the European Union.
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While they are highly unlikely to bridge rifts over the regional role of Iran or intractable wars in Syria and Yemen, Arab leaders remain united in supporting a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The election, the first since the army's removal of 94-year-old Mugabe, passed off relatively smoothly but its aftermath revealed the deep rifts in Zimbabwean society and the instinctive heavy-handedness of the security forces.
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Why it matters: For West Wing policy advisers, China has become a rare unifying issue, while deep rifts remain on other trade issues, especially the wisdom of Trump's plan to impose massive tariffs on car imports.
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To the Editor: Re "Buttigieg's Visit Reveals Rifts Within Fox" (Business Day, May 21): Fox News's hosting of Democratic candidates demonstrates that it is willing to promote bipartisanship and interparty discussion on at least some level.
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Several of its senior leaders have been killed in American drone strikes in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the group has also had internal rifts, difficulties recruiting and financial constraints that have seriously undermined its operational capabilities.
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The Times of London also described rifts within the royal family, citing sources saying that neither the Queen nor Prince Charles were told of the decision and that the Queen was "understood to be very disappointed."
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More pointedly, in a country often troubled by sectarian rifts, it commemorates the defeat in 140 BC of Elara, a Tamil Hindu king, and the reunification of Sri Lanka under his Sinhalese Buddhist rival, King Dutugemunu.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May secured cabinet agreement on Friday for her plans to leave the EU, overcoming rifts among her ministers to win support for "a business-friendly" proposal aimed at spurring stalled Brexit talks.
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However, she has been criticized for failing to heal the rifts created by her election and not doing more to prevent conflict in countries such as South Sudan, which the United Nations says is tilting towards genocide.
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The friction over Bolton, just the latest public mini-drama as Trump builds his administration, reflects rifts within the Republican national security establishment dating back to the Iraq War -- a group already deeply divided over Trump himself.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's dismissal of US intelligence about Russian election meddling has deeply alarmed the White House, prompting a new and combative approach to the President-elect that's caused rifts between the incoming and outgoing administrations.
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In it, you can clearly see the tallest peak in the Atlantic Ocean (Teide), but also the giant Las Cañadas caldera along with the long volcanic rifts that splay off like arms of the Canary's biggest volcano.
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The alliance struck in 2500 between President Alassane Ouattara's RDR and former President Henri Konan Bedie's PDCI was meant to dominate for generations and help heal the political rifts that led to civil war three years earlier.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After months of Brexit talks that have made little progress and deepened rifts in her party, British Prime Minister Theresa May will try this week to put the negotiations on track and reassert her authority.
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But rifts emerged on issues from his quickening trade war with China to the nuclear ambitions of both Iran and North Korea, and the question of whether Russia's President Vladmir Putin should be readmitted to the group.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Brexit Britain's overtures to U.S. President Donald Trump risk further complicating the search for common ground this weekend at a Group of Seven summit already clouded by transatlantic rifts over trade, Iran and climate change.
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But rifts emerged on issues from his intensifying trade war with China to the nuclear ambitions of both Iran and North Korea, and the question of whether Russian President Vladimir Putin should be readmitted to the group.
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It's just the latest in a number of rifts that have isolated the community from Trump, mere months after the parties sat down ahead of his inauguration in an attempt to find some common ground on policy.
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The carefully choreographed media event was supposed to send a clear message that rifts in the African National Congress (ANC) have been mended and that party members are focused on policy rather than a looming leadership battle.
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I think it's because — she grew up in the States, so it's not like she left people, but there's the emotion of losing your family one by one as we get older, and the rifts you feel.
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Speaking near Mecca's Great Mosque and clad in the traditional white robe of a pilgrim, Moussa Abdi, a member of Algeria's parliamentary foreign affairs committee, said the region must work to repair its ideological and political rifts.
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Ramaphosa narrowly defeated Zuma's ex-wife and preferred successor, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, in the leadership vote, forcing him to tread carefully in handling Zuma for fear of deepening rifts in the party a year before an election.
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Geopolitical rifts and economic woes have cut Russian tourist figures dramatically over the past two years, with outbound trips dropping by over 2139 million to 1183 million between 2118 and 2139, according to preliminary estimates by Euromonitor.
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Fighting broke out in December 2013, months after South Sudanese President Salva Kiir sacked his deputy Riek Machar as vice president, exacerbating a political dispute that reopened ethnic rifts between Kiir's Dinka ethnic group and Machar's Nuer.
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As the Trump administration doubles down on its "America First" stance with its trade wars, currency wars, and deepening geopolitical rifts that could threaten actual wars, foreign central banks may be encouraged to reduce their dollar exposure.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - A powerful party in Ethiopia's government accused authorities of arresting members of its ethnic group in a politically-driven crackdown - an unprecedented public charge exposing deep rifts at the heart of the ruling elite.
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The alliance could pose a major threat to Buhari's re-election bid as the rifts within his APC threaten to split support for the president within Nigeria's powerful patronage networks and among voters ahead of 2019 election.
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The Tetons meant my parents were still together, my family still intact, with none of the future violent ruptures and rifts among the five of us from which no one would be exempt and no bond unbroken.
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ADEN (Reuters) - Yemen's southern separatists on Tuesday accused an Islamist party of complicity in last week's deadly attack on Aden, the seat of government, exposing rifts in the Saudi-backed coalition battling the Iran-aligned Houthi movement.
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But it mirrored several previous rifts between the countries over Pakistan's role as a sanctuary for extremist groups — a role that has poisoned Islamabad's up-and-down relations with Washington since the terrorist attacks of September 2001.
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American racial and class divisions, generational rifts, a national culture of violence and a degree of governmental mendacity too crass to be ignored were all contributing factors to the country's on-the-edge view of the war.
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The killing, as I recounted in my article, has reopened longstanding rifts between the Indigenous population and many members of the non-Indigenous community who live and farm in the rolling hills of this part of Saskatchewan.
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The S-400 system isn&apost operational yet, but the saga around it and Ankara&aposs other activities present real and ongoing challenges to NATO, despite the alliance&aposs leaders&apos attempts to play down growing rifts.
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The rocket didn't just launch; it launched, came back down, entered a rift, flew wildly around the map, zipped in and out of more rifts, and finally "crashed" high up into the sky, creating a giant rift.
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But soon enough, Americans were landing on the moon, the Vietnam War ended, Nixon was forced to resign, and it was the Soviet Union's crumbling facade that could no longer disguise its own social rifts and divisions.
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While mainstream Shi'ite, Sunni and Kurdish forces are taking part or supporting the battle to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, their politicians are yet to heal rifts that followed the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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Khalifa Haftar, a top commander whose troops control the east, this week ordered a new investigation into the killing of Younes which caused deep rifts in the rebel camp which later took over the oil producing country.
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As fallout from Saturday's Nevada Democratic convention expanded across Democratic circles, the Vermont senator's defiance appeared to confirm some of the party's worst fears: The rifts caused by the presidential primary may be deeper than anyone knew.
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That's leading nationalist rebels to regret that they have left the jihadist groups unchallenged until they became a major threat — one that may have become too big to defeat without creating more, brutal rifts in southern Syria.
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Sibling rivalry isn't new, of course, but when it's at the top level it trickles down and creates rifts among Lakers executives while helping to keep L.A.'s on-court showings stunted in a post-Kobe Bryant world.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan tried to downplay the rifts within his own party at a news conference Tuesday morning, insisting that there were no "rival plans" and that the House, Senate and White House are all working together.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, replacing his chief diplomat with loyalist CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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But he pulled no punches when addressing some of the political rifts between the two countries, praising Chinese-claimed Taiwan as a beacon of democracy and criticizing China for its treatment of Muslim Uighurs in the Xinjiang region.
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Nabiullina's ability to hold the line – often drawing Putin to her side against other close associates – reflects deep ideological and personal rifts emerging at the Kremlin amid an economic downturn caused by falling oil prices and Western sanctions.
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Exposing the deep rifts caused by the vote, Major urged Britons to question the facts coming from the "court jester" Boris Johnson, a champion of the Out campaign and himself a possible future leader of Major's Conservative party.
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The migration crisis, which saw more than a million people reach Europe last year, opened deep rifts between EU states, which are trading blame and increasingly resorting to ad-hoc national solutions despite Brussels' calls to prevent them.
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When his teammate, musician and actor Jordan Fisher (who also happens to be a huge gamer), tried valiantly to escape, Ewok followed him through two rifts and multiple wind tunnels to hunt him down with cold, calculated precision.
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Those objects aren't the only things getting teleported — players can also take advantage of rifts and get zapped into the air to get a better look at the surrounding area and maybe get a drop on an enemy.
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Ramaphosa narrowly defeated Zuma's ex-wife and preferred successor, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, in the leadership vote, forcing him to tread carefully in handling Zuma for fear of deepening rifts in the party a year ahead of an election.
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As a result of the Socialists' rifts over the abstention vote, the party has sunk in the polls and would be in third place behind anti-austerity Podemos if another election were held, recent opinion polls have shown.
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Ramaphosa, who is fighting rifts within his own party before the parliamentary election, has made reforming Eskom one of his top priorities as its 214.1498 billion rand debt pile poses a direct threat to Africa's most developed economy.
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Valls will also have to extricate himself from Hollande's turbulent five years at the helm of the euro zone's number two economy if he is to persuade voters he is the best candidate to heal the party's rifts.
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Outside of opening rifts inside his party and administration, the President's comments led to the closure of his Strategic and Policy Forum, a group made up of business leaders from various industries, after a number of members quit.
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The southern African nation had hoped to shake off its divided past after a 2017 coup forced long time leader Robert Mugabe from power, but last year's disputed election won by President Emmerson Mnangagwa only deepened political rifts.
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Just imagine, a system that's not without buttons (think Minority Report, HoloLenses, Rifts) but with buttons and levers and lights, where machines are straightforward and easily fixable, and don't demand constant upgrades or crowd us with feature creep.
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It was the first meeting between Pompeo and Tillerson since Trump's decision to fire the former Exxon Mobil CEO last week following a series of rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, a U.S. official said.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Troubling Rifts in Belgium" (April 21): The article on Brussels and its radicals was indeed a more balanced view of the city than the recent, often ill-informed reports in the international media.
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Even though nationalists from all three ethnic groups still insist on exclusivity for their own groups, religious leaders are keen to heal rifts after the 1992-1995 war in which about 100,000 civilians were killed and millions displaced.
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The KDP also commands some respect for ushering in the referendum, despite the negative consequences for the region, while the PUK has yet to heal the internal rifts that opened when its founder Jalal Talabani died in 2017.
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Mary was for decades the intimate companion of the Conservative Prime Minister Arthur Balfour and a founding member of the Souls, a club that sought to mend the partisan rifts that were threatening the aristocracy's hold on power.
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The election also exposed rifts in Merkel's conservatives, with her allies the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU), who face a regional election next year, demanding a shift to the right to win back voters lost to the AfD.
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There are some some sharp rifts between millennial and Gen Z culture, according to the study — for instance, most teens have a favorable outlook of Shane Dawson, but the majority of older millennials don't know who he is.
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The spirited presidential campaign caused some rifts between the two liberals, including their clash in January over whether Mr. Sanders once told her that a woman couldn't be elected president in 2020, an episode that deeply troubled her.
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Syria's own war since 2011 has aggravated those rifts, while cutting off much of Lebanon's overland trade and scaring off the mostly Sunni Muslim Gulf tourists, who feared the growing power of the heavily armed Shi'ite Hezbollah movement.
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"Even if growth picks up in 2020, the current rifts could lead to changes that last a generation — broken supply chains, siloed trade sectors, a 'digital Berlin Wall' that forces countries to choose between technology systems," Georgieva said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pro-European Union rebels were threatened with a general election this summer if they defeated Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plans on customs, a lawmaker said on Wednesday, threatening to widen rifts in the PM's party.
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"Even if growth picks up in 2020, the current rifts could lead to changes that last a generation — broken supply chains, siloed trade sectors, a 'digital Berlin Wall' that forces countries to choose between technology systems," Georgieva noted.
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The standoff over the size of the 2021-27 budget and how to carve it up has exposed rifts between countries in the north and south, between east and west, and between more developed and less advanced economies.
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It could also deepen rifts among Democrats, given that many moderates in conservative-leaning districts have been reluctant to embrace the idea of impeachment, and there is no guarantee Democrats could secure a majority on the House floor.
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The standoff over the size of the 103-27 budget and how to carve it up has exposed rifts between countries in the north and south, between east and west, and between more developed and less advanced economies.
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MECCA (Reuters) - The imam of Mecca's Grand Mosque denounced those who "cause conflict among Muslims" in his last Friday sermon before the annual haj pilgrimage, as rifts widen among Gulf neighbors and wars rage across the Middle East.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May secured a cabinet agreement on Friday for her plans to leave the European Union, overcoming rifts among her ministers to win support for "a business-friendly" proposal aimed at spurring stalled Brexit talks.
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Those rifts have been reflected in European domestic politics, too, from Britain and France to Germany, where Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that Europe must "take our fate into our own hands" and stop "glossing over" clear differences.
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Such a move would represent a reversal of Merkel's open-door migrant policy adopted in 2015, which has fueled a rise in support for the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) and caused rifts within her conservative bloc.
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While the US negotiation team has been divided between pro-trade officials such as Mnuchin and more hawkish voices, including Lighthizer and trade adviser Peter Navarro, officials familiar with the matter say China's delegation has experienced its own rifts.
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As the 2020 presidential campaign heats up, the Democratic Party is at a crossroads -- there are generational rifts, splits between its center and left factions, and a raging debate about the importance of race, class and other identity markers.
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Britons voted by 52-48 percent in 2016 to leave the EU but the decision has not only divided the main parties but also exposed deep rifts in British society, bringing concerns about immigration and globalisation to the fore.
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"I know there have been controversies this year and rifts and divides and those may or may not affect numbers on particular marches, but I haven't seen that have any effect on the movement's strength over all," Wruble said.
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But a month later, rifts over Europe run so deep lawmakers have triggered a leadership contest that some members fear could tear apart a centuries-old institution that has produced prime ministers such as Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher.
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Clinton: "I'm not even sure" Sanders is a Democrat Those are the demographics they hope Obama can galvanize this time as the Democratic Party works to repair whatever rifts persist after the prolonged delegate fight between Clinton and Sanders.
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Brexit will create rifts and ambiguities for which no clear precedent exists, and such a volume and tangle of them that attempting to "muddle through"—that is, botch together case-by-case settlements—could result in paralysis or disintegration.
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Given the rifts within the Muslim world—especially since the Arab Spring, which triggered murderous feuds between Brothers, Salafis and traditionalists—it is quite impressive to see such a diverse list of names on a single piece of paper.
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Those moves come after years of growing rifts between the Democratic U.S. administration and right-wing Israeli government -- and the breakdown of the efforts at a peace deal creating a Palestinian state undertaken by the last Republican White House.
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If we assume we just have a flat disk with no rifts, and the wizard keeping it disk-like through magic rather than allow it to collapse into a molten ball of lava, gravity will produce a central ocean.
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British prosecutors on Wednesday charged two Russians for the attempted murder of the Skripals with a nerve agent, naming suspects for the first time in a case that has caused one of the biggest East-West rifts in decades.
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Instead, it is very much possible that without action the entire drug control regime will collapse, as rifts between nations on drug policy grow and some countries decide to move ahead with reform regardless of what the treaties say.
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"Instead of saying thank you to the United States, they now feel emboldened," Trump said as he prepared to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose strident opposition to the Iran deal caused nearly irreparable rifts with Obama.
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Britons voted by 52-48 percent in a 2016 referendum to leave the EU, a decision that has divided the main political parties and exposed deep rifts in British society, bringing concerns about immigration and globalisation to the fore.
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Waxman listed myriad potential consequences: Corroding the relationship between the White House and intelligence community; interfering with government agencies' usual work; exposing rifts with key lawmakers in Congress; and suggesting to allies that Russian aggression is not taken seriously.
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Indicated 0.2 percent higher The German carmaker has put the 53.43 billion-euro ($1.8 billion) sale of Ducati motorcycles on hold after resistance from German trade unions and internal rifts on strategy, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Ramaphosa, who is fighting rifts within his own party ahead of the parliamentary election, has made reforming Eskom one of his top priorities as its 420 billion rand debt pile poses a direct threat to Africa's most developed economy.
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The 2016 referendum on membership of the EU deeply divided Britain, and those rifts were on show in parliament, where May received more demands for reassurance than words of support from lawmakers, even those in her own Conservative Party.
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This is the first of what will undoubtedly be many rifts between Maggie and Gregory, who is fashioned as such a weak-willed aristocrat that it's hard to not feel his comic book origins bleed through the TV screen.
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The sacking of Gordhan, seen as a steady and reliable hand in policymaking by investors, came as part of a wider cabinet reshuffle, the latest chapter exposing deepening rifts and divisions within the government of Africa's most industrialised economy.
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This time, aides have stacked the President's agenda with meetings separate from the G20 itself, placing him in back-to-back sessions that won't as easily highlight the rifts that have grown between some longtime US partners and him.
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After the lawsuits play out that surely will find Trump in violation of the law in his heedless downsizing of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase, we'll need to heal the rifts left by the chaos triggered by the president.
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The rancor has laid bare rifts over the near 50-year occupation of the West Bank, the clash of hardline Jewish values with secular law, and some Israelis' disdain for security tactics they deem too forgiving towards the Palestinians.
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SENATE: Appropriations: Shifting to a topic of partisan discord, McConnell promised once again on Wednesday that the rifts and clashes over a wall and other funding decisions won't prompt a government shutdown before the end of the year (Bloomberg).
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Zuma's sacking of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan in a cabinet reshuffle on March 31 has outraged allies and opponents alike, undermined his authority and caused rifts in the ANC, which has governed South Africa since the end of apartheid.
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These deliberations, which have been percolating for several months, have rattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and could lead to further tension between him and the president in a relationship that has already been marked by bitter rifts.
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The use of chemical weapons has become systematic in Syria's seven-year war, but political rifts between Western powers and Russia have hamstrung the United Nations and the OPCW, leaving them unable to act against violations of international law.
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The ultra-Orthodox sects have typically wielded political power by voting as a bloc and by uniting across internal rifts — Hasidic and non-Hasidic, Ashkenazi and Sephardic — to deliver the biggest possible numbers for their candidates and their allies.
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The earliest interference described in the report was a social media campaign intended to fan social rifts in the United States, carried out by an outfit funded by an oligarch known as "Putin's chef" for the feasts he catered.
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A growing trade war with the United States is causing rifts within China's Communist Party, with some critics saying that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the U.S. position, according to four sources close to the government.
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But its aftermath, in which six people were killed in an army crackdown on opposition protests, revealed the deep rifts in Zimbabwean society that developed during Mugabe's decades in power and the instinctive heavy-handedness of the security forces.
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It's impossible to say whether a female president would help normalize female power and heal some of the rifts made visible by this election, or if she would so enrage many men that these gaps will only cleave wider.
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"The stakes do not get higher than they do in death penalty cases, and the arguments between the justices and rifts in the court may only get louder and deeper," said Jessica Levinson, a professor at Loyola Law School.
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Mourao has contradicted Bolsonaro on a series of issues, from a woman's right to abortion to moving Brazil's embassy to Jerusalem, laying bare rifts between the more pragmatic military ministers and the ideologically right-wing members of the cabinet.
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There has been compromise in some areas, such as tweaking language to recognize the importance of a report by the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on limiting global warming to 1.5C, which caused rifts last week.
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House moves to add fines for members, start Obamacare repeal Washington's set up of competing branches of government will also open rifts, as will GOP divisions on issues like infrastructure spending and saving entitlements where Trump parts company with Republican orthodoxy.
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Best Buy is also offering up "a small number" of Rifts for sale that same day, so get your shoving elbows ready, as the numbers are "extremely limited" while Oculus works to fulfill pre-orders of the long-awaited headsets.
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The dispute between Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and their Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) sister party threatens the future of her coalition three months after it took office, just as European divisions over migrants are causing rifts between EU partners.
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The rifts within the organization come against the backdrop of a debate about how best to tackle these problems, as McLaughlin's burn-it-all-down zeal clashes with efforts by some activists to work with the academic establishment to achieve reform.
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The Oculus Rift launch was staggered by a component shortage, and as expected, desktop VR headset sales were far lower than those of PlayStation VR. Oculus shipped an estimated 243,000 Rifts in 2016, and HTC shipped an estimated 420,000 Vives.
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But while Trump has largely been able to unite the Republican Party despite major ideological rifts with party leaders, Clinton risks alienating Sanders and his supporters by dismissing a campaign that far exceeded its quixotic beginning in fundraising and voter enthusiasm.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African ministers ceded to mounting political pressure by dismissing an ally of President Jacob Zuma on Wednesday, in an effort to mend deep rifts in the ruling African National Congress ahead of a party leadership contest.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Labour Party adopted an internationally accepted definition of anti-Semitism on Tuesday, trying to defuse a row that has deepened rifts and heaped pressure on its leader at a time when the government is struggling over Brexit.
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The subtle spread is easy to miss, but players like Reddit user Discount_Pringles are already compiling pictures that show how the rifts are progressing: The growth by itself isn't particularly exciting; last season's comet event also had a slow progression.
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And while it looks like there are a lot of major things to be excited about — Daenerys' impending invasion of Westeros being right up there — the seeds were also sewn for a couple of potentially huge rifts between key characters.
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Zuma's sacking of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan in last Thursday's reshuffle has outraged allies and opponents alike, undermined his authority and caused rifts in the ANC, which has governed South Africa since the end of white-minority rule in 2000.
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Its electoral commission is next week expected to announce presidential and parliamentary ballots for October, but the voting law dispute has created so far unbridgeable rifts between the Christian Croats and Muslim Bosniaks in the autonomous Federation they jointly rule.
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The settlement also suggests that Amazon will be spared the kind of boardroom battle that has plagued other companies whose owners are dealing with family rifts, even though the divorce had jolted the once private Bezos couple into the public spotlight.
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Any new leader will have to try to heal rifts in the party over issues such as the government's growing restrictions on immigration and asylum, which have been widely interpreted as a late attempt to mimic populist far-right policies.
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Ramaphosa, who is fighting rifts within his own party ahead of the parliamentary vote, has made reforming Eskom one of his highest priorities as the utility's 420 billion rand debt pile poses a direct threat to Africa's most developed economy.
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Rifts have deepened in recent months between supporters of Morales, who credit him with using a natural gas windfall to tackle poverty in one of South America's most deprived countries, and those who accuse his government of corruption and waste.
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Former President Jimmy Carter, who has long put religion and racial reconciliation at the center of his life, is on a mission to heal a racial divide among Baptists and help the country soothe rifts that he believes are getting worse.
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"At the Department of Justice, we are determined to do everything we can to bridge divides, to heal rifts, to restore trust, and to ensure that every American feels respected, supported, and safe," Lynch said in remarks prepared for the event.
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EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said Nimr's execution risked "dangerous consequences" by further inflaming sectarian tensions in the region, and a German Foreign Ministry official said it "strengthens our existing concerns about increasing tensions and deepening rifts in the region".
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I also am tired of a football stadium being a forum for social protest and political posturing, creating rifts between playing performers and paying customers, dividing fans who can't distinguish a complaint over racial injustice from a stand against patriotism.
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Furious battles among member governments, however, may cast a shadow over the Commission's efforts to patch over rifts as Juncker tries to rally east and west, north and south, big and small states behind a post-Brexit relaunch next year.
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The outcry over the incident has exposed rare rifts over the role and ethics of Israel's conscript military, long a symbol of unity among the majority Jews where deep concern for security is largely shared across the social and political spectrum.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A growing trade war with the United States is causing rifts within China's Communist Party, with some critics saying that an overly nationalistic Chinese stance may have hardened the U.S. position, according to four sources close to the government.
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The settlement suggests that Amazon will be spared the kind of boardroom battle that has plagued other companies whose owners are dealing with family rifts, even though the divorce had jolted the once-private Bezos couple into the public spotlight.
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