Approaching misbehavior this way runs counter to many educators' instincts.
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The account runs counter to the timeline Volkswagen has detailed.
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But the issue runs counter to Trump's "America First" instincts.
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This all runs counter to the principles of international law.
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Fitch's warning, however, runs counter to most economic and investor surveys.
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Mr. Bascaules runs counter to other bits of conventional Napa wisdom.
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I value my privacy, and streaming runs counter to this preference.
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I believe that adopting divisive attitudes runs counter to those interests.
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That runs counter to the view of the U.S. trade representative.
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But it runs counter to the consensus among demographers and economists.
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This, too, runs counter to medical ethics and basic human rights.
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Putin's denial, however, runs counter to assessments by US intelligence agencies.
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This seems highly unlikely because it runs counter to economic opportunism.
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It runs counter to Republicans' allegiance to the free market system.
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The Oakland police's decision runs counter to a broader nationwide trend.
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What about the claims that it runs counter to fundamental American values?
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However, that spirit often runs counter to the way the government acts.
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But, as a general statement, it runs counter to international trade theory.
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Others say it runs counter to the America they know and love.
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This runs counter to the government's desire to let the currency stabilize.
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Bannister's forecast runs counter to much of the chatter on Wall Street.
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But caving in to that impulse runs counter to my native stoicism.
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But it runs counter to what America as a country is about.
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The decision, however, runs counter to a supreme court ruling in December.
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"This generally runs counter to the basis of good taxation," Smith said.
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It runs counter to the gospel and 2,000 years of Christian tradition.
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But Evenflo's advice runs counter to the American Academy of Pediatrics' best practices.
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This runs counter to the fact that data is more useful when shared.
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Yet, Trump's world view is "America First," which runs counter to Biden's view.
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This likely runs counter to what many people may believe about suicide bombers.
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Of course it runs counter to all the available facts and professional consensus.
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This theory of standing, Gorsuch argued, runs counter to what courts generally require.
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The finding runs counter to the perception created by high-profile police shootings.
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An economist, Ariel claims that altruism runs counter to his way of thinking.
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Moreover, Mr. Johnson's plan runs counter to common practice in the private sector.
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That runs counter to some of the most basic concepts of virtual currency.
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Bragging about how strong we are runs counter to what people are seeing.
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This runs counter to my original intention and is inconsistent with Corning's Values.
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The entirety of his disposition runs counter to one that might elicit fear.
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That runs counter to the decades-long tradition of Republicans supporting free trade deals.
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In some ways the idea runs counter to the spirit of the Fifth Republic.
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Murthy said the recent price increase "runs counter" to efforts to keep people healthy.
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But that runs counter to Apple's business goal of creating a streaming services juggernaut.
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However, ceding congressional authority to unelected, specialized bureaucrats runs counter to our democratic ethos.
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But information that runs counter to the narrative he prefers may make him uncomfortable.
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Moreover, the continuing resolution contained in the bill runs counter to the president's agenda.
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That notion "runs counter to everything we stand for as a company," he said.
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"It runs counter to the current societal understanding of what marriage is," he said.
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The department's decision runs counter to Mr. Trump's campaign promises of increased infrastructure spending.
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This runs counter to the level of interest and engagement happening on the ground.
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As for "exploitation," this runs counter to my intellectual commitment to sharing knowledge freely.
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That runs counter to recent decisions from major players such as Bloomberg and JPMorgan.
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The absence of hydropower from California's RPS runs counter to its need for energy storage.
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"Deference" as a judicial practice runs counter to our traditional notions about what courts do.
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That runs counter to FuckJerry's 'revised policy' that Tebele published on Medium on February 2.
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That's because, unlike Monese, being in credit runs counter to a traditional bank's business model.
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Yes, but: It also runs counter to what many people expect the button to do.
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And any argument that runs counter to their preconceived notions is automatically dismissed without consideration.
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But it runs counter to the competitive, score-settling spirit of this frequently bilious book.
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In a way, Making a Murderer runs counter to how popular television shows typically operate.
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But many doctors have also fought reform because it runs counter to their financial interests.
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It certainly runs counter to any presidential candidate who was talking about draining the swamp.
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That tactic runs counter to Impossible's focus on the meat lover, representing an interesting marketing dichotomy.
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It's a rare concept precisely because it runs counter to society's traditional understandings of power dynamics.
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" It runs counter to what anti-drug programs like D.A.R.E. tell kids — to "just say no.
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Donald Trump's assertion that President Barack Obama is the "founder" of ISIS runs counter to reality.
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Each of these ventures runs counter to the established direction of consumer electronics toward greater convergence.
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This timeline runs counter to the one some scientists have created based on fossil evidence, however.
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We cannot ignore behavior — at any level — that runs counter to our leadership principles and culture.
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The idea runs counter to the current government directive that masks aren't necessary for most people.
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The notion of a forced curriculum runs counter to ideals of academic freedom many students admire.
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To what degree, if at all, do you think the Greek system runs counter to these?
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" The resolution accuses Omar of using "rhetoric that explicitly runs counter to American values and patriotism.
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Indeed, the criminalization of drug users runs counter to all available scientific evidence of what works.
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But so much power, on the mound and at the plate, runs counter to that goal.
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The law has so far withstood multiple legal challenges that argue it runs counter to Citizens United.
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This openness, however, potentially runs counter to Open AI's purpose: To prevent Skynet from becoming self-aware.
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The success runs counter to rumors that Crocs was shutting down, floated after the company in August.
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In a 2015 column, she espoused that oral contraceptives cause abortions, which runs counter to scientific consensus.
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Coulter said it runs counter to the image he's propped up of himself as a successful negotiator.
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"This type of radical ideology runs counter to the Department's mission of keeping America safe," he added.
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The new executive order runs counter to these long standing calls for independence of administrative law judges.
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" He added, "It runs counter to the Chinese view of Confucius as very serious and very staid.
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This runs counter to previous recommendations, which said that more education would shield workers from automated disruption.
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Polling numbers demonstrate clear support for Trump, yet his platform runs counter to many traditional Republican policies.
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But his malevolence toward immigrants runs counter to the principles on which our great nation was founded.
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It runs counter to everything news executives have been taught, but extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures.
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That the movie now has animal abuse allegations attached to it obviously runs counter to that premise.
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But the team's continued support for 38-year-old quarterback Eli Manning runs counter to that thinking.
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But all of this is upsetting because it runs counter to everything I know about Dr. Ayala.
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Adding the fear of financial penalties or unemployment runs counter to good medicine and smart public policy.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) raised more general objections, arguing the move runs counter to free speech principles.
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This runs counter to claims some in the health care industry have made in favor of mergers.
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The evangelical environmental groups insisted that U.S. withdrawal from the pact runs counter to messages in the Bible.
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But analysts say this policy runs counter to the perceived central bank aim to curtail peso currency strength.
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The studiousness runs counter to Spotify algorithmic discovery and exemplifies the true taste-making value of the event.
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Because taking measures to forcibly change North Korea's conduct runs counter to Beijing's strategic interests in these ways.
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The Chinese also stocked away 360,000 bpd, a buildup that runs counter to seasonal trends, the bank says.
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We stand against this policy because it runs counter to America's proud tradition of welcoming and protecting outsiders.
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In fact, there is nothing that Kelly has said or done that runs counter to Sandberg's empowerment feminism.
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The detail runs counter to testimony Sessions, now attorney general, delivered before the House Judiciary Committee last November.
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It also runs counter to everything we have come to expect from software systems and the general internet.
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Its latest treatment runs counter to what U.S. government agencies recommend when it comes to managing food allergies.
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" The marathon, Robbins writes, runs "counter to the Hasidic community's strict interpretation of the commandment of tznuit, modesty.
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It would be a bait and switch that runs counter to the Due Process Clause of the Constitution.
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And they suggest a hatefulness that runs counter to the America many of us risked our lives defending.
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He also denied that Pakistan possesses tactical nuclear weapons — a statement that runs counter to American intelligence assessments.
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Blocking Members of Congress from attending "impeachment" hearings is not only unfair, it runs counter to our Democracy.
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But Mr. Xi's pitch runs counter to longstanding accusations that China violates trade rules and intellectual property rights.
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It runs counter to the sports rivalries and bloodletting that many in the media and fandom often encourage.
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Samoylov was crushed by the clarification, which he says runs counter to the tournament's gamified, points-based ethos.
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This claim, of course, runs counter to our current understanding of social media's role in the professional sphere.
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Such behavior runs counter to our core values of diversity and inclusion and our mission of connecting the world.
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Although it runs counter to the spirit of the season, exchanging gifts during the holidays can be anxiety inducing.
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The Goldman call runs counter to much of the thinking on Wall Street at least over the near term.
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It's not that I disagree with Hill, or that I have any evidence that runs counter to his observation.
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A theme that runs counter to his ambulance chasing around the country, attempting to drive his gun control agenda.
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It's a unique portrayal that runs counter to what most people imagine when they think of malevolent artificial intelligence.
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"I cannot support this legislation because it runs counter to basic values of democracy, fairness and justice," Gutiérrez said.
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Much of what Fox is doing runs counter to conventional business methods, leading some rivals to scratch their heads.
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Working with an alleged abuser runs counter to so much Nicki has claimed to stand for throughout her career.
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Such exploration runs counter to Disney's ethos that these characters and worlds are products that prop up other products.
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Such an approach toward gun rights runs counter to Republican dogma, as did other suggestions that the president made.
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The decision also runs counter to the approach advocated by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico, among others.
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And here's our monthly Netflix guide to other things to watch if you're taste runs counter to my own.
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Mr. Xi's vain dream of political and cultural homogeneity not only runs counter to Chinese traditional approaches to diversity.
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That runs counter to Sanders' pledge, in the wake of his heart attack, to release his full medical records.
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Rising coal demand runs counter to Beijing's long-stated aim to boost renewable power consumption to reduce air pollution.
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Some U.S. officials have argued that expelling journalists runs counter to the American principle of freedom of the press.
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The strategy runs counter to the traditional economy of scale formula, which bumps up production for proportional cost savings.
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That view runs counter to the Muslim religion's central belief and is considered problematic by most mainstream Islamic organizations.
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It is also runs counter to Trump's repeated denials that he ever engaged in extramarital acts with Daniels. 12.
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"I cannot support this legislation because it runs counter to basic values of democracy, fairness and justice," Gutiérrez said.
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"By criminalizing the pursuit of asylum, this policy runs counter to established immigration and refugee laws," the lawsuit said.
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The idea runs counter to the notion that "time is time, and you're wasting it either way," he said.
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The outperformance grows when isolating for risk-adjusted excess returns and runs counter to history when credit spreads are widening.
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The current pessimism runs counter to last week's performance, which saw Wall Street take the edge off a bearish month.
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The company's determination, which was made by its board, runs counter to regulatory findings in Europe and the United States.
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Walmart is not disputing the need for economic reforms, but argues that the new tax runs counter to the goals.
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And that should be enough to attract future generations who are bewitched by anything that runs counter to current customs.
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Their subsequent proposal fails to recognize the federal government's exclusive control of airspace regulation and runs counter to existing law.
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The move runs counter to Apple's approach with its Nike device, which cost the same as its non-branded counterpart.
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Image: imgur via redditStickying a thread so clearly against content policy runs counter to what makes the_donald work: plausible deniability.
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Setting up shop in a remote location like Tuam runs counter to conventional thinking about the gains from industrial clusters.
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Outgoing Secretary Tillerson is perfectly right that Nord Stream 2 is undesirable and runs counter to U.S. policy in Europe.
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Trump has frequently derided the power wielded by wealthy special interests, arguing that their influence often runs counter to voters.
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The Las Vegas casino scene runs counter to most American workplaces, where women tend to lose power as they age.
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In fact, depriving districts of funds dedicated to strengthening the teacher workforce runs counter to the project of school improvement.
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Economists love to talk about comparative advantage, which is a beautiful piece of reasoning that runs counter to lay intuition.
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Moreover, the Rebels have been accused of academic fraud—which, again, runs counter to the NCAA's self-proclaimed educational mission.
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Trump has promised to bring coal mining jobs back, which runs counter to every market force in the energy sector.
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The big picture: Social media runs counter to the type of government Madison and others hoped to create, Rosen argues.
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This runs counter to Trump's narrative that China keeps the value of its currency low to make their exports cheaper.
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I think that saying no, when it runs counter to our trained-instincts to people-please, can feel very uncomfortable.
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"If the people see an attempt to impose something that runs counter to their interests, they might rise up again."
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That approach runs counter to federal law, which requires schools to evaluate students as soon as a disability is suspected.
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That data runs counter to some of the early messaging from public health officials in other parts of the world.
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Some members of Congress, Republicans and Democrats, say that absolving ZTE of its misdeeds runs counter to national security interests.
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It is often said that this runs counter to the idea of club, in which rights necessarily correspond with duties.
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Last week, President Trump signed an executive order about climate change that runs counter to this insight from financial markets.
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This runs counter to conventional wisdom, based on limited science, that an uneven stride tends to slow a runner down.
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It's common for a binge-trained audience, which runs counter to the simulcast viewing habits of consumers on other services.
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His determination runs counter to the assessment made by IC Inspector General Michael Atkinson, who notified Congress of the disagreement.
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Benzies' revelation about his Rockstar exit, in particular, runs counter to the official line that the studio delivered months ago.
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Washington says Huawei poses a national security risk and engages in business that runs counter to US foreign policy interests.
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All that because the United States' long-overdue decision to cut its excessive trade imbalances runs counter to Germany's mercantilism.
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Duterte has questioned why lawmakers excluded serious crimes other than drugs, saying it runs counter to his law and order agenda.
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They also chided Sessions for using biblical scripture to defend the policy, saying it runs counter to the church&aposs doctrine.
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This one could be interesting, as its improving performance runs counter to broader trends in the bricks-and-mortar retail sector.
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It produces unnecessary uncertainty in an already maligned process and runs counter to the expectations of the office of presidential elector.
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The deal runs counter to the fate of many high profile e-commerce companies, who have struggled in the last year.
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Differential pricing runs counter to this fundamental premise, which has had no small role to play in the Internet's explosive growth.
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However, the concept of wiping out an entire mosquito species also raises ecological questions, as it runs counter to preserving biodiversity.
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Fortnite's Battle Royale mode runs counter to everything that makes this such a fun and different game in the first place.
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This relaxed attitude toward child-rearing runs counter to the stereotype of Germans as uptight, but it's true across the board.
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The Amazon-USPS divide runs counter to Republican and Independent millionaire views on broader issues related to technology companies and society.
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However, this idea runs counter to NASA's policy of protecting planets and other space objects from getting contaminated with Earthly organisms.
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This low rate of participation runs counter to a National Cancer Institute directive requiring adequate representation of minorities in clinical trials.
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The bill — which ultimately failed in the then-Republican controlled House of Representatives — runs counter to Miller's hardline views on immigration.
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Even if they could figure it out, it runs counter to the charge of Congress: Meet in person and debate legislation.
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But it also invites a larger question: What should doctors do when a patient's request runs counter to their moral convictions?
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It runs counter to the view championed by many psychologists that people largely adapt to their circumstances — including their financial situation.
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Transforming juries into a mere straw poll, on the other hand, runs counter to both popular expectations and its constitutional role.
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Still, experts said, accepting such donations runs counter to the spirit of United States policy designed to isolate some Russian interests.
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It runs counter to "Medicare for All," a more sweeping liberal proposal that would create a single-payer health care system.
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This runs counter to our strong impulse to "test-drive" or preview a possible future in the cinema of our imagination.
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It is clear that the Sackler name, with its link to the current health crisis, runs counter to the school's mission.
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Any fact that runs counter to it is yet more evidence of how dug-in the "deep state" perpetrators actually are.
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It charges that approval of Arkansas' waiver runs counter to Medicaid's objective of providing the poor with access to health care.
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Backing for the TPP runs counter to positions taken by presumptive Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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It is a stain on America's reputation around the world that runs counter to our values and is hurting real people.
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It runs counter to most people&aposs intuition, but when the market dips or crashes, you should invest even more money.
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The growing problem of people falling behind on car loans runs counter to the picture of a generally strong US economy.
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The notion that we are aligned with any one political figure or party runs counter to our values and the facts.
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This approach runs counter to President Donald Trump's focus on narrowing the U.S. trade deficit using import tariffs and bilateral deals.
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Recode, which reported the story overnight, notes that the funding runs counter to the common wisdom that VCs hate investing in podcasting.
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" He added that "permitting favored businesses to cartelize runs counter to U.S. antitrust norms and would disrupt an otherwise functioning market economy.
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In fact, the Obama administration's mere mention of using cyberattacks runs counter to years of not officially admitting to offensive cyber tactics.
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It also runs counter to the typical Instagram baddie look that's dominated influencer culture — think heavy makeup, Fashion Nova, and lip fillers.
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It is a stance that runs counter to other, better-known figurative artists, such as Philip Pearlstein, Alex Katz, and Fairfield Porter.
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It also runs counter to President Xi Jinping's "China Dream" that urges young people to work hard and help rejuvenate the nation.
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Mostly the pieces are Carrara marble, imparting a placid, chalky white appearance that runs counter to the deliberate chaos of the compositions.
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The success runs counter to rumors that Crocs was shutting down, floated after the company closed its last manufacturing store in August.
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That "runs counter to plans to keep within fiscal and revenue deficit goals," Radhika Rao, an economist at DBS Group, told CNBC.
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But Rapyd's rapid rise also runs counter to a strong trend that we've seen up to now in the growth of fintech.
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That runs counter to Trump's "America First" messaging, where Trump is looking to punish American companies who ship jobs and production overseas.
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The apparent realism of the programme, most of whose dialogue is in Spanish, runs counter to its occasional departure from the facts.
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And that is when the president-elect's openness to information that runs counter to his or her worldview suddenly becomes especially important.
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This runs counter to the standard explanations of violent extremism — that it's the product of vengeance, money, or love of a leader.
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Their embrace of technology runs counter to the history of Wahhabi clerics rejecting nearly everything new as a threat to the religion.
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His philosophical approach to social media runs counter to that of most government agencies, which he said use Twitter as a bullhorn.
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But that business strategy runs counter to the objective of speedily transforming the Afghan military into a self-sustaining modern fighting force.
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In a statement the UAW said the "illegal misconduct alleged in today's indictment is appalling and runs counter" to the union's values.
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However, the concept of wiping out an entire mosquito species also raises serious ecological questions, since it runs counter to preserving biodiversity.
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The suit charges that approval of Arkansas' waiver runs counter to Medicaid's objective of providing the poor with access to health care.
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Adam is a Jehovah's Witness, and blood transfusion runs counter to the religion's tenets and his parents' beliefs — and therefore his own.
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Even more disturbing, privileging the healthcare workforce over the needs of the public runs counter to our commitment to patient-centered care.
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This idea runs counter to the public's assumption that we benefit from lowering our trade barriers only if other governments lower theirs.
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A recount runs counter to the emotional need to close the door on 2016's bitter election and look to the future.
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It also runs counter to what top US intelligence officials told lawmakers last month about Kim's willingness to surrender his nuclear arsenal.
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"Appalling and unconscionable behavior against members of our community runs counter to everything Airbnb stands for," David King, an Airbnb official, said.
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That advice runs counter to conventional asset allocation wisdom that long-term investors should have a portion of their portfolios in bonds.
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We must learn to read Johns's works on our own, which runs counter to the behavior that our consumer culture expects of artists.
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That runs counter to an official Chinese narrative that casts China as the peace-loving victim of Americans with a cold-war mindset.
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The use of Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in at Slack and is not welcome on our platform.
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"That is exactly the kind of law that runs counter to any notion that we are trying to protect our kids," she says.
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Free trade runs counter to political currents in many countries, including South Africa and Nigeria, where governments fear losing control over industrial policy.
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"The behavior included in these allegations runs counter to everything for which the BSA stands," the Boy Scouts said in a written statement.
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That makes plenty of sense because the idea of giving microloans runs counter to any kind of orthodox thinking at banks in India.
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And given Trump's extraordinary weaknesses as a general election candidate, it also runs counter to the most basic sort of political self-interest.
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The view runs counter to that of most BOJ policymakers, who prefer to hold off on additional easing given their dwindling policy ammunition.
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Trump has previously cited the Vatican to dismiss arguments from Democrats that a border wall is immoral or runs counter to American values.
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The lack of transparency in current commercial messaging, targeting and promotion of content runs counter to the creation of a media-literate society.
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A senior Senate Democratic aide told The Hill that, regardless of whether tariffs could be imposed, Trump's threat runs counter to U.S. interests.
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"My commitment to you is I will oppose efforts to privatize," even if it runs counter to the White House agenda, Wilkie said.
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A wave-based Survival mode is included as well, but its all-out aggression runs counter to the stealthy core of the game.
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There is nothing hurried about them, an approach that runs counter to the self-important people he depicts, and this includes the artists.
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While it runs counter to bro-based gym lore, the positive correlation between cardio and muscle building has been noted in several studies.
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"I wish there was a fix as simple as a hashtag, but it runs counter to how we're wired as humans," he said.
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The VIX, also known as the fear gauge, is currently just north of 20 and usually runs counter to the S&P 500.
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"This merger represents a gross concentration of power that runs counter to the public good and should be blocked," Sanders wrote in October.
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The idea of a solar boom in a country like the UK runs counter to the country's reputation as more soggy than sunny.
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Denying them that care runs counter to the "growing consensus" in the medical community that the care improves their lives, the doctors wrote.
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The ambitious pact signed in Tokyo runs counter to President Donald Trump's moves to hike tariffs on imports from many U.S. trading partners.
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The secrecy around Buttigieg's work with McKinsey runs counter to a presidential bid he and his advisers have built around accessibility and transparency.
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In many cases, this runs counter to the ethos of the child welfare system, which is supposed to prioritize keeping biological families together.
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"Water agencies have automated electronic systems," Tuck said, and giving people a choice about paying one part of their bill runs counter to that.
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However, his view on rates runs counter to the president's, who has called for a 1 percentage point reduction in the benchmark funds rate.
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Peter Rickman, the leader for Sanders' Wisconsin delegates, says he rejects Aker's protest, believing it runs counter to her duties as an elected delegate.
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Mazzant, who was appointed by President Obama, held that the rule runs counter to the federal law that governs who is eligible for overtime.
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But he understands that some of what he wishes and even what might necessary in the long run runs counter to the Apple way.
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He said the proposal runs counter to the administration's promises to support so-called "cooperative federalism" that gives states broad authority to decide policy.
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No details about the factor have been made public, but it runs counter to Beijing's position of letting the market determine the yuan's value.
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This massive award for such minor design features runs counter to logic and how the system was viewed prior to the award to Apple.
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The notion of reopening a closed case because a new party is in office runs counter to the foundations of America's nonpartisan legal system.
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Because spending yourself into a corner and regretting the whole journey kind of runs counter to the whole boho road trip spirit, doesn't it?
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Conservatives' hardline immigration stance runs counter to those held by many Americans, who largely want to welcome more, not fewer, immigrants into the country.
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He said the proposal runs counter to the administration's promises to support so-called "cooperative federalism" that gives states broad authority to decide policy.
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The notion that art's purpose is to buttress a national collective identity presses it into a service that runs counter to its thematic diversity.
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This runs counter to the Trump administration's stated desire for refugees to assimilate quickly, both to promote national security and to hasten self-sufficiency.
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This anger runs counter to the motivation for paying for psychic services in the first place, which is ostensibly to gain truth and insight.
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The shutdown runs counter to the Trump administration's goal of bulking up the number of immigration judges in order to cut down the backlog.
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The bank's willing embrace of cloud technology runs counter to a general lack of trust in the cloud evident in the UK financial sector.
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But in many ways, TunesMap runs counter to the trends of digital music consumption, which are moving toward simple mobile displays and programmed playlists.
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It also runs counter to the broader national narrative of the Democratic Party, whose energized left wing has put the establishment on its heels.
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Secrecy, of course, is the N.S.A.'s stock in trade, and acknowledging authorship of stolen cyberweapons runs counter to everything the spy agency does.
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In contrast, the Rohrabacher/Leahy Amendment runs counter to responsible medicine, enabling fly-by-night operations to sell contaminated products and avoid consumer protections.
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Favoring a kind of understatement that runs counter to Graham's dramatic sensibility, Ms. Parson may seem like an unusual choice for the Graham company.
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Why that would be isn't entirely clear, but it runs counter to intuition, said Suparna Rajaram, a professor of psychology at Stony Brook University.
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According to Dallas, the goal wasn't to make a game that's challenging to play — in fact, difficulty runs counter to the experience the team intends.
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But this Xiaomi move runs counter to the design and engineering goodwill that the company has been building up over the past couple of years.
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That runs counter to the needs of global investors and economists, who had been hoping that China would continue becoming more transparent with such information.
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Compensating drivers, sadly, runs counter to Uber's problematic defense of its still-unprofitable business model: cut labor costs by misclassifying drivers as contractors, not employees.
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The paradox of democracy is that sometimes voters' preferences in the West are for the pursuit of an objective that runs counter to democracy elsewhere.
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Like "fake news," it will become a shield for liars and conspiracy theorists, used to dismiss any evidence that runs counter to their own beliefs.
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This runs counter to Bevin's claim that the gaming industry at large is characterized by violent products, but let's put that aside for the moment.
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The scheme also runs counter to measures introduced by the central bank over the last six years to rein in the rise in household debt.
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Nor does Gingrich explain how he could endorse Trump when Trump's electioneering approach runs counter to the strategy Gingrich believes is essential for Republican success.
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And none of the alternatives involve detaining toddlers, taking children away from their mothers, or espousing a policy that runs counter to longstanding American values.
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Moreover, breaking up families runs counter to the family unity principle that guides our immigration laws, family laws, and the UN High Commission on Refugees.
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"The Congolese authorities deplore this decision, which runs counter to the advice of the WHO (World Health Organisation)," on fighting the virus, the statement said.
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"When you compromise the ability to treat all that equally, it runs counter to the ethics of the groups we were part of," he continued.
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The Berkshire Museum's decision runs counter to the ethical standards of the museum profession, most notably those articulated by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM).
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As a hypothetical example, he said, religious leaders might be outed for registering with a political party whose platform runs counter to their institution's doctrine.
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This alleged conduct runs counter to the steadfast commitment of the NBA and its teams to foster safe, respectful and welcoming workplaces for all employees.
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This runs counter to WHO's guidance, which discourages travel and trade bans, as they can make it harder to help nations respond to such outbreaks.
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It's ironic that all of this runs counter to China's official mantra about steering the economy away from FAI towards a more consumer-oriented model.
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And it mandates a counseling process that clearly runs counter to fundamental ethical principles of informed consent that have long guided the practice of medicine.
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"But the Railyard was originally supposed to be a community-centered place," he said, and the removal of the mural runs counter to that intention.
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That turn runs counter to Mr. Trump's vision for the project, which he had cited as a milestone in reversing the decline in factory jobs.
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It's a joy to see her let loose with this kind of unhinged energy, in a role that runs counter to her usual, more staid fare.
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Politicians often ignore or try to undermine science that runs counter to a policy position, or to the needs or wants of constituents and (mostly) donors.
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"The anonymous act of spreading such vile material is offensive and runs counter to the principles of inclusion and diversity practiced at Sac State," Nelsen said.
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But the idea of keeping inflation so hot for so long runs counter to how Fed Chair Janet Yellen has described the U.S. central bank's policy.
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They expect similar meagre gains for the rest of the year, a forecast that runs counter to the Trump administration's expectations for strong growth above 3%.
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With its focus on images, there's logic to bringing the Snapchat features to Instagram, but with WhatsApp and Messenger the thesis runs counter to their values.
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While Sanders reiterated his support for some of Trump's economic policies, he criticized the president-elect's HHS selection, saying it runs counter to his campaign promises.
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We can do so because that runs counter to months of insistent denial that there was any connection between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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Kelly's opinion runs counter to that of Morgan Stanley equity strategist Michael Wilson, who wrote in a report Monday that the bull run has already ended.
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The lack of a direct endorsement from the president runs counter to his tendency to hand out blessings to GOP candidates across the country on Twitter.
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The fair underscores the extent to which China's security forces are using technology to monitor and punish behavior that runs counter to the ruling Communist Party.
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"IAG's outlook for a positive unit revenue environment in 2018 runs counter to our own analysis of the current sector outlook," Bernstein analyst Daniel Roeska said.
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The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA), a trade association representing small brewers in the UK, recently released a report that runs counter to these gloomy statistics.
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"This runs counter to the most fundamental principle of democratic elections — that the electoral process be managed by an independent and impartial election authority," Carter wrote.
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"Moreover, such a policy runs counter to core American values of nondiscrimination, fair play, and extending a warm welcome to foreign visitors and immigrants," it added.
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If practicing birth control runs counter to your church's teaching, then why should the health insurance you offer your employees be required to cover a vasectomy?
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It runs counter to the conventional wisdom that the only way to hurt Nadal on clay is to pound the ball to deprive him of time.
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The crown's weakness runs counter to the central bank's economic outlook, which saw the currency trading at an average 25.40 per euro in the third quarter.
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The biggest problem with this argument is that it runs counter to the Supreme Court's decision in NFIB, the decision upholding the fully functional individual mandate.
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I know this finding runs counter to the popular notion that you can't sufficiently recover from work stress or burnout without a long and leisurely break.
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And in a city endlessly on the go, an insistence that passengers book the vans at least a day in advance runs counter to the grain.
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Eager to please, impressionable adolescents take their cues from adults in their lives, who might unconsciously model behavior that runs counter to being true to self.
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In my column today, I urge both Betsy DeVos, the education secretary, and her critics to consider evidence that runs counter to their pre-existing beliefs.
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The idea runs counter to long-held Republican beliefs, but has been championed by Trump as a way to fulfill his pledge to lower drug prices.
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The DSA claim of "millions of [satisfied] direct sellers and their customers," runs counter to many MLM company recruitment records in 10K reports and court cases.
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This runs counter to recent trends since all narco-submarines caught in 2019 so far, whether in Colombian or US waters, were found in Pacific waters.
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"It runs counter to the general trend you'd like to see, where the safety net is getting stronger and those at the top are paying higher taxes."
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The government is also unlikely to tolerate an extended slowdown in corporate bond issuance, which runs counter to its long-term ambitions to develop China's capital markets.
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But that trend runs counter to the second: tighter regulation imposed in the wake of the crisis in 2008, to try to ensure it never happens again.
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It runs counter to the well-understood realities of "biological sex," and places the personal opinions of a few bureaucrats above the wide consensus of medical experts.
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Apple has done a pretty good job of building a hugely successful company by following a playbook that often runs counter to the pundits and investment banks.
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Human-rights activists argue that a cap runs counter to the spirit of these texts; lawyers know that, as fundamental as they are, rights are never absolute.
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By contrast, most Clinton backers have a positive impression of free trade and the TPP, which runs counter to the Democratic nominee's opposition to the expansive deal.
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President Moon Jae-in has suggested North Korea be invited to the Olympics -- a stance that runs counter to Trump White House calls for sanctions and isolation.
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The idea, dubbed "helicopter money," runs counter to the mainstream approach among BOJ bureaucrats, who prefer to dial back - not ramp up - an already massive stimulus program.
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"I think they're taking a position that runs counter to the individual choices that large numbers of minority parents are making and want to make," Whitehurst said.
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Many of them blasted bailouts for the financial and auto industries during the Obama years, and handing out billions in agricultural subsidies runs counter to conservative orthodoxy.
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" A third Republican source said pulling in Mueller to testify before Congress runs counter to the messaging coming out of the White House: "No collusion, no obstruction.
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At one point, he learns that the existence of a wine list, a monument to the privilege of nobility, runs counter to the ideals of the revolution.
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It runs counter to what I would argue is some of the best advice for Facebook â€" and its users â€" in 2017: Say what you mean.
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Such papers also evince a surprising amount of intra-community conflict and political division that runs counter to the popular portrayal of a unified gay political front.
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Mr. Trump's treatment of Mr. Putin serves no clear political purpose and, in fact, runs counter to all the advice he has been given by his advisers.
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The city has received requests from "pro-Confederate institutions," whose approach runs counter to the commission's goal of placing the artifacts in full context, Mr. Holcomb said.
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So my personal anecdote that runs counter to that is, I've watched three seasons of Better Call Saul, love the show, had Michael McKean on, he's great.
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Some Democrats share some of his political ideas, but as a whole, what Sanders thinks runs counter to the prevailing ideology of the past three Democratic administrations.
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An impeachable offense is an abuse of the power of the office that violates the public trust, runs counter to the national interest, and undermines the Republic.
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It runs counter to the general trend you'd like to see, where the safety net is getting stronger and those at the top are paying higher taxes.
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From his time as mayor of Newark, Mr. Booker has been a strong champion of charter schools, a stance that runs counter to the progressive Democratic base.
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But much of the policing of imperfect language, silencing of dissent and shaming of dissenters runs counter to that goal, alienating the very onlookers who need illumination.
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Japan's growing militarization is controversial because it runs counter to a pacifist clause in the country's postwar constitution, which Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has pledged to revise.
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This is especially the case if you recommend a grant in support of a non-profit whose mission runs counter to that of the organization sponsoring the fund.
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Staley's commitment to investment banking runs counter to the approach taken by many of his European peers, who have been scaling back in the face of poor returns.
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"The fact we're trying to impose who they can trade with and that obviously runs counter to what China is looking to do and also the technology dominance."
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Their underground sensibility resonates with scholar Kevin Quashie's notion of "black quiet," a form of modest or muted expression that runs counter to stereotypes of African-American culture.
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But those leading the campaign say the death penalty is a costly, inefficient and heavily bureaucratic program that runs counter to their core conservative values of limited government.
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That makes it difficult to discern the underlying health of the economy, and runs counter to Mr. Xi's tough promise that China will clean up its corporate mess.
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Indeed, anti-trans feminism must be held up as a doctrine that runs counter to the ability to fulfill a liveable life or, often, a life at all.
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That runs counter to the company's original thinking, which was to separate those two groups entirely, and it's still not clear why Snapchat is testing another new look.
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Some conservatives have pushed to halt the death penalty, arguing it is a costly and inefficient bureaucratic program that runs counter to their core values of limited government.
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But your offer, noble as it is, pulls folks out of the wonderful city of Baltimore & runs counter to efforts being made in city to rectify this disaster.
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The former New York City mayor also suggested over the weekend that Trump was in favor of regime change in Iran, which runs counter to official US policy.
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But it runs counter to the widely held view that radar, while highly accurate in measuring distance, is less precise in determining the shape and size of objects.
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And moving quickly runs counter to the slow processes of Congress, where Khanna will have to vet the legislation with powerful members of the Energy and Commerce Committee.
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The town's approach runs counter to the widespread belief — propagated by those perpetuating the professionalized youth sports complex — that athletic excellence and a well-balanced childhood cannot coexist.
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While the seven-hour program runs counter to the traditional New Hampshire approach of face-to-face campaigning, it can still give people a sense of the contenders.
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The revelation that more than half of Google's workers are contract or temporary runs counter to the idea that its workforce is well-paid and has great perks.
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The court found unanimously that the policy runs counter to asylum law, which states that people can apply for the status regardless of where they enter the country.
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The "Every Sport Matters" joint manifesto said the existing approach had reaped plenty of medals but disenfranchised elite athletes with a system that "runs counter to Olympic ideals".
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But Fitzgerald is now out as CDC director, following reports that she bought tobacco stocks while in office — something that runs counter to the CDC's public health mission.
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And it is a clear example of Middle East brinkmanship that runs counter to what President Barack Obama intended when the nuclear deal was struck in July 2015.
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But the composition of the group runs counter to a set of anti-lobbyist proposals that Trump released in October, to be enacted in his first hundred days.
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"The president's assertion in the Oval Office meeting that he had never directed McGahn to have the special counsel removed thus runs counter to the evidence," Mueller wrote.
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The cohort purchasing budget hotels is heterogenous and runs counter to the notion that it&aposs possible to scale a budget hotel brand to achieve venture-like returns.
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The Thursday revelation runs counter to previous reports that Mikhail Lesin's November death was due to a heart attack, reigniting accusations that foul play may have been involved.
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The idea runs counter to long-held Republican beliefs, but has been championed by President Donald Trump as a way to fulfill his pledge to lower drug prices.
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But Fitzgerald is now out as CDC director, following reports that she bought tobacco stocks while in office -- something that runs counter to the CDC's public health mission.
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His criticism runs counter to the State Department's official stance; Giuliani told Politico that he was paid by an international consulting firm before sending the letter to Iohannis.
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But Fitzgerald is now out as CDC director, following reports that she bought tobacco stocks while in office — something that runs counter to the agency's public health mission.
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The employment of undocumented workers at Trump Organization properties runs counter to President Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric, which he has made central to his campaign and his presidency.
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The question of the study was this: What happens in the brain in the moment when we're confronted with an argument that runs counter to our partisan identities?
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Michael Palmer's trust in the generative power that emerges out of silence for poetry runs counter to a deep strain of pessimism throughout The Laughter of the Sphinx.
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Property Type Diversification: AAT's portfolio strategy runs counter to those of the largest REITs in all major sectors that have eschewed property-type diversification in the name of specialization.
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Although there is no link between the Bruno Manser Fund and DiCaprio, the charitable organization claims that keeping the donations runs counter to the his goals as an activist.
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At one point in the book, you relay the advice "first act, and then think," which runs counter to much of what we're told about the importance of planning.
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That situation runs counter to the thesis that many in Ethereum hold, which is that token sales enable anyone to take ownership of the companies they use or follow.
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Critics say the move runs counter to the government's push to become a "smart nation" - a program designed to transform the wealthy city state into a high-tech society.
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In a way, the worst thing about "I Am JFK Jr." is its branded title, which implies a confessional tone that runs counter to the way its subject lived.
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Goldman's second-half call runs counter to some of the other wisdom on Wall Street, where fears of a looming recession have generated some endorsements to get more defensive.
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"The use of Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in at Slack and is not welcome on our platform," the company said in a statement.
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Bear in mind that this all runs counter to Beijing's rhetoric of re-engineering China's growth model away from the industrial drivers of the past in favor of services.
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For some, that vision runs counter to the "never again" message inscribed on Hiroshima's war memorial, and symbolized by the skeletal atomic bomb dome preserved at ground zero nearby.
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It runs counter to the actual rules of the process, to the history of contested nominations and conventions, to the entire tradition of party politics in the United States.
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The FRA's proposal runs counter to the principles of sound rulemaking that are more important than ever before given the rapid tech innovations that are revolutionizing how businesses operate.
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While unsurprising to scientists reeling under the current American administration, this erosion of scientific debate runs counter to the evidence-based policy and transparency promised by the Trudeau government.
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Property Type Diversification AAT's portfolio strategy runs counter to those of the largest REITs in all major sectors that have eschewed property type diversification in the name of specialization.
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Trump's order also runs counter to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a pact that he said he wants to renegotiate but one that nevertheless remains in effect.
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Creating safe spaces runs counter to the notion that learning should be unsettling, that students should challenge common sense assumptions and be willing to confront disturbing realities despite discomfort.
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Such a policy runs counter to current U.S. policy at a time when America is expected to spend $1 trillion over the next 30 years upgrading its nuclear stockpile.
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Amid caresses of varying levels of empathy, some of the men press their lips against the fish, suggesting a deep connection that runs counter to the dynamic of domination.
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Jonathan Lamb, another candidate in the congressional district's GOP primary, said Greg Pence's entry into the race runs counter to President Donald Trump's campaign pledge to drain the swamp.
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Yet we continue to ignore this because it runs counter to one of the founding myths of this nation: that anyone who is smart and hardworking can get ahead.
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His request runs counter to everything these people stand for -- in direct conflict with the oath they have taken to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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Some top U.S. schools do not accept any research grants that restrict participation by foreign citizens because it runs counter to their policies of academic freedom and non-discrimination.
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This equation of divine and political power runs counter to the American principle of the separation of church and state, and propounds an elitist, even totalitarian view of politics.
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Koroma has refused to sign it into law, however, saying it runs counter to the right to life enshrined in the constitution and should be put to a referendum.
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The law allows private colleges to opt out, and most of the state's best-known private universities have done so, saying the measure runs counter to protecting student safety.
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Property Type Diversification: AAT's portfolio strategy runs counter to those of the largest REITs in all major sectors that have eschewed property type diversification in the name of specialization.
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Dr. Wynne's book runs counter to Dr. Hare's when it comes to the importance of dog's thinking ability, which Dr. Hare sees as central to their bond with humans.
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That runs counter to how other game publishers have rushed forward with more community support, more direct interaction with fans and — most importantly — speedy answers when things go wrong.
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Mr. Trump's blatant discrimination against those who wish to serve runs counter to the ideals and principals espoused by our founding fathers and articulated in the United States Constitution.
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As an increasing number of states have enacted reforms to disenfranchisement policy, there is growing understanding of the ways in which felony disenfranchisement runs counter to public safety objectives.
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But that runs counter to the transcript of the call released by the White House on Wednesday and Trump's repeated claims that the call was a total nothing-burger.
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Worth noting: Super Mario Run will be a paid download with no in-app purchases, which runs counter to the business model of most games on the App Store.
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That runs counter to conventional wisdom in the music business, which believes that most people value the ability to take their music with them and play it whenever they want.
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While this dynamic makes sense from a utilitarian perspective, it runs counter to the stated goals of all digital assistants (Siri, Google Assistant, and the rest) — that being conversational language.
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In fact, this year is set to be the deadliest for the city in terms of gun violence in decades, continuing a crime spike that runs counter to nationwide trends.
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In the absence of an effective intervention that could yield results quickly, it would be foolish to dismiss affirmative action because it runs counter to the idea of a meritocracy.
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The tendency of MBS, as the prince is known, to micromanage the listing runs counter to the spirit of openness and liberalisation that he says he wants for Saudi Arabia.
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His trade platform runs counter to Vietnam's interests, however, with his opposition to a Trans-Pacific Partnership proving a major setback for Southeast Asia's biggest exporter to the United States.
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"I condemn the culture described in these accounts; it runs counter to our community's values of making everyone feel welcome, respected, and safe," Dean Marvin Chun said in the message.
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This runs counter to German stereotypes, which hold that northern urbanites are latte-sipping hipsters who tinker with ill-defined projects while busy Bavarians get on with the real work.
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The forecast by the bank's head of precious metals, John Levin, runs counter to tallies that show gold imports in decline in the world's second-biggest gold market after China.
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He also continued his position of refusing to hold the company to be accountable for fact-checking, a policy that runs counter to proclamations of other social media like Facebook.
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Amazon doesn't want reading an e-book to be too similar to a news website or document app, or else it runs counter to the format's promise of supplanting print.
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Trump's action, however, puts the US stamp of approval on Israel's record of unilateral decision-making that runs counter to the resolutions of the United Nations and other international bodies.
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"Retaliation is expressly prohibited by the law, and it runs counter to the culture of compliance and ethical responsibility that is expected of the Department and all employees," she said.
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That agenda runs counter to the intellectual orthodoxy of the party but is very popular with base voters and enough Democrats to give Trump victories in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
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In Chinese cyber policy, content that "undermines" social stability, manipulates history or runs counter to the government line is deemed a cybersecurity risk, comparable to financial and terrorist cyber threats.
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Realizing that we may not actually be able to move runs counter to an American ideal that there's always a better version of our lives a few pay raises away.
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This type of study would require constant drawing of blood and monitoring of patients, which runs counter to the quiet fade away that is a signature element of palliative care.
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Chancellor Richard Carranza should seriously reconsider the use of a program with no evidence to support its efficacy and that runs counter to everything we know about how learning works.
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Finland's high-profile investment in the public library system runs counter to trends in the United States and Britain, where many libraries have faced drastic budget cuts in recent years.
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The notion of including legislators on panels that draw legislative districts runs counter to what many advocates for redistricting reform are demanding and the approach that other states are taking.
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Mr. Coulibaly's reaction, while not a formal claim, runs counter to the report's assurance that its recommendations would not see the widespread removal of all African objects from France's museums.
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The organizers of the Durham festival released a statement opposing the bill: "This discriminatory law not only runs counter to the basic principles of equality, fairness, and justice," it read.
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Unlike Houston, the Knicks are saturated with big men, even though that runs counter to the prevailing wisdom in the N.B.A., which increasingly emphasizes athleticism and outside shooting over size.
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The number of people held in city jails on state parole violations has increased in recent years, a trend that runs counter to the city's goal of closing Rikers Island.
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Lindsey Graham arguing that "high crimes" don't "even need to be a crime," a statement that runs counter to a central Republican talking point in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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But preparing for the risk that comes with a disaster runs counter to our cultural and economic impulses to build, grow and generate new tax revenues from real estate development.
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The push by the major carriers to restrict the flexibility of eSIM runs counter to a movement in which consumers were gaining more flexibility to move from carrier to carrier.
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Mr. Trump's concern in his tweet about Chinese jobs — which echoed Beijing's talking point on the issue — also runs counter to his vows to restore American jobs lost to China.
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Amgen's stance runs counter to predictions of a deals frenzy from bankers and lawyers, who say they are working on more M&A leads than they have done in years.
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The ethos behind traditional block printing runs counter to the very nature of big business: Designs are stamped into textiles by hand, leaving each product infinitesimally different from the next.
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This is because a secure border runs counter to their open-borders ideology and takes away a political issue Democrats use to fire up their political base every election season.
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His emphasis on shoring up the existing agreement runs counter to the Trump White House's strategy, which is to de-emphasize the nuclear accord and focus on Iran's other behaviors.
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"Nissan finds Renault's new stance on this matter most regrettable, as such a stance runs counter to the company's efforts to improve its corporate governance," it said in a statement.
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The police's statement that the pair was arrested in a residential neighborhood of the city runs counter to their families, who say they have been in custody since the attack.
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But because innovating in a way that would reduce surveillance runs counter to Facebook's profit motives, the FTC needs to impose remedies that require the company to innovate its business model.
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But if Xi chooses not to, he is likely setting China on a course that runs counter to an increasingly oppositional U.S., highlighted by Vice President Mike Pence's speech in October.
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That defense runs counter to more than 90 years of legal interpretation establishing Congress's authority to seek and obtain information based only on a "potential legislative purpose" with no predictable end.
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The presence of so many billionaires in Mr Trump's cabinet, and so many ex-employees of Goldman Sachs, runs counter to the idea that the new administration represents the common man.
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This spirit of openness remains at the space agency today, but even so, the space shuttle's history of launching secret missions deployed by civilian astronauts still seemingly runs counter to it.
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As the WSJ notes, "The policy change runs counter to President Trump's repeated pledge to end what he called 'catch-and-release' at the border in favor of 'catch-and-detain.'"
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You can't futz with those levels in the camera app — and honestly that level of control probably runs counter to the sort of plug and play functionality Google's shooting for here.
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This type of formation runs counter to one of the leading theories that these deep space objects formed in chaos, violently crashing into one another at the speed of a bullet.
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"This suggests that disability classifications occur subjectively and inconsistently, which runs counter to how we perceive and act on disability labels," Shifrer said, which is that they connote a biological difference.
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That runs counter to Trump's pledge to make the country great again, but perhaps he feels he has to annihilate the country's good name so it can be rebuilt from scratch.
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That runs counter to Trump's rhetoric — the GOP nominee has frequently said on the trail that his campaign will attract Sanders voters disillusioned by the internal feud between the Democratic campaigns.
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On Thursday afternoon, Trump also reportedly told senators that he was open to the Gang of Eight immigration bill—which basically runs counter to every one of his stated immigration policies.
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This outlandish and outdated policy not only runs counter to our own security interests, but it also tells China that we're willing to yield to them in our foreign policy matters.
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That runs counter to the hope that many BOJ officials had to leave some flexibility on when and at what level the central bank steps in to defend its yield target.
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It says that it is just as likely that its research runs counter to its clients' hopes, but that research then gets tucked away, never to see the light of day.
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At the same time, the idea that a person can create their own identity runs counter to a growing understanding of the ways in which race, gender, and class frame experience.
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However, the push to increase small donors and amplify their power through public matching programs — such as those in New York City and Los Angeles — runs counter to other political trends.
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The judge's ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by three consumer advocacy groups that argued Kentucky HEALTH runs counter to Medicaid's objective of providing the poor with access to health care.
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Further, Biden's belief runs counter to Democrats' presumptive line of defense against a potential Trump trade deal with China: It's not tough enough, and they would have struck a better one.
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But that effort could face resistance from Democrats, who have balked at repealing the individual mandate, and say that runs counter to the bipartisan spirit that Alexander-Murray was crafted under.
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The move would save only $85033 million in 2020 and runs counter to the Navy's goal of growing to 355 ships, much less its intent to purchase two carriers at once.
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That move was seen as a potential step to opening North Korea up and perhaps even enabling increased Internet access among natives, but blocking off these websites runs counter to that.
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The EU ambassadors' report says the Initiative "runs counter to the EU agenda for liberalizing trade and pushes the balance of power in favor of subsidized Chinese companies," according to Handelsblatt.
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" The National Women's Law Center, another group staunchly critical of Trump, said "the President's choice runs counter to widespread efforts to address and prevent sexual harassment at this moment of reckoning.
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That runs counter to the impulses of many self-driving vehicle developers, who argue that a "patchwork" of local rules is preventing the countrywide rollout of technology that could save lives.
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"Nissan finds Renault's new stance on this matter most regrettable, as such a stance runs counter to the company's efforts to improve its corporate governance," Mr. Saikawa said in the statement.
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But many free market conservatives hate this provision, because it runs counter to the goal of having wide consumer choice among different kinds of health plans offering different types of procedures.
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The song's motto, "unity in diversity," conveys the artist's advocacy for a society that runs counter to the current far-right politics that have come to the fore the world over.
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While India is a trusted U.S. ally, I believe it runs counter to our own self-interest to maintain double standards around issues of international law, human rights and religious freedom.
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" Gladwell's advice to travel runs counter to the perspective that self-made millionaire Grant Cardone offers: "The reason many millennials want to travel is because they have no purpose at home.
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But that runs counter to the goals of the Trump administration, which has been pressing for a total ban on Huawei products, alleging that Beijing could use the equipment for spying.
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Jill Filipovic's argument that women will be truly independent and happy, and their children better off, only if they work for money runs counter to my understanding of my own work.
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While that runs counter to the concept of the 3310 — which is a reversal to simpler times and a rejection of modern life's excess complexity — it still makes for an enjoyable game.
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That runs counter to a number of venture-backed food service companies, many of whom sought to quickly expand into new markets and build out huge operations before figuring out their economics.
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Macri has been an outspoken supporter of Venezuela's interim government, but under Fernández, the Lima Group could lose an important ally (he has said that membership runs counter to resolving the crisis).
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Why it matters: That runs counter to the leagues' argument that as sports betting gains ground, officials will need to ensure the rules are being followed and the right calls are made.
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Checks and balances are essential in a democracy, but the current CFPB structure leaving all decisions in the hands of a single director with unchecked power runs counter to American democratic ideals.
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"To deny, conceal, or erase any of the Jewish, Christian or Muslim traditions runs counter to the reasons that justified its inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage list," she insisted last year.
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The survey was conducted over the weekend, after the conclusion of the GOP nominating bash in Cleveland, and runs counter to other polls that found a big post-convention bounce for Trump.
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It runs counter to the longtime stance of his predecessor, Ali al-Naimi, who presided over an era when OPEC was largely content to restrain production to try to drive prices up.
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And Bloomberg's lack of financial disclosure runs counter to the fury surging through the Democratic Party at President Donald Trump's refusal to release his tax returns and stonewalling of congressional oversight attempts.
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"As an immigrant myself, I know turning our backs on the values and countries that our citizens & neighbors hail from, runs counter to America and risks undermining our competitive prosperity," he said.
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But his attorneys explained their central argument: They believe that Mueller's appointment runs counter to the Appointments Clause of the Constitution and that only Senate-confirmed officials can serve in such posts.
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An impatient president The Fed's wait-and-see stance runs counter to the wishes of the President, who has continued to pressure central bankers for easier money heading into the 2020 campaign.
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His push for Medicare for All runs counter to the wishes of top Democrats like Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who are trying to de-emphasize it.
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It's a phenomenon that runs counter to the generally depressed levels of volatility at the stock index level, and presents opportunities for investors in derivatives trading as well as in traditional stock-picking.
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" But Ron Davis, who was director of the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services under Obama, said Monday that coercing local police into immigration enforcement runs "counter to the philosophy of community policing.
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Because of their bulk, I was never able to forget that I was wearing these, which runs counter to the ultimate aim of trying to minimize the physical and visual footprint of technology.
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He thinks nothing of saying the most hurtful thing about someone else, but when he hears a whisper that runs counter to his own vainglorious self-image, he coils like a caged ferret.
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But Yacktman's investing philosophy runs counter to such short-term spurts, and has helped his YCG Enhance Fund outperform 98% of its peers on three- and five-year bases according to Bloomberg data.
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They do want to bring a lot of that production onshore and produce for their domestic market," Adams said, adding that such a goal "runs counter to opening their markets to outside companies.
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If it's going to be a continuing flow of information accessible to everybody, then that runs counter to this notion that we don't want people to have certain things because everything is available.
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This is a far cry from judges who gladly "interpret" laws in ways that happily coincide with their personal policy preferences, even though that runs counter to what the Founders or Congress intended.
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Previously an NFL doctor said there was no link Miller's reply runs counter to that provided by by Dr. Mitch Berger, a member of the NFL's Head, Neck & Spine Committee, earlier this year.
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This reasoning runs counter to Sanders's style: abortion access is an opportunity to challenge progressives in the Democratic party to re-evaluate whether they are asking the right questions in the first place.
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It will be the kind of moment that runs counter to the narratives of the political and the media elite, but to those of us in the room, our celebration makes perfect sense.
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"The use of Slack by hate groups runs counter to everything we believe in at Slack and is not welcome on our platform," the company wrote in a blog post announcing the removals.
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They argue that this runs counter to the co-operative current joint sanctions regime, as the US is putting its own economic interests above those of its EU allies, even in European energy.
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It's a phenomenon that runs counter to the generally depressed levels of volatility at the stock index level, and presents opportunities for investors in derivatives trading as well as in traditional stock-picking.
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"If healthcare providers and workers can refuse care to people they might disagree with, what we have is essentially a system of legalized discrimination, which runs counter to the very notion of healthcare."
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Turkey's opposition runs counter to Russia's aim to help Syrian President Assad retake all of Syria, and Russia will now look to squeeze Turkey even further, this time by its proxy in Damascus.
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It runs counter to the narrative that Mr. Trump has been pressing, one in which the North is making good progress on its promises to him in the June summit meeting in Singapore.
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The lukewarm outlook runs counter to the broader support Trump gets among small-business owners, nearly half of whom (47 percent) report paying effective tax rates in excess of 15 percent last year.
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Deceptively using President Obama's voice to suggest people sit out of the democratic process is a form of voter suppression and it not only signals weakness, it runs counter to our American values.
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Tennessee's success, behind a power running game and a quarterback who keeps teams honest, runs counter to football's modern aerial show, but the Titans have shown that teams can win in different ways.
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Nonetheless, tech workers have also been outspoken about some of Trump's wide-ranging immigration crackdowns, arguing it runs counter to the spirit of innovation promoted by immigrants like Google co-founder Sergey Brin.
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Interestingly, the outcome at the time runs counter to today's conventional wisdom, which is the following: The executive branch's party has lost representatives in 16 out of 18 elections dating back to 1910.
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The so-called campus-carry law allows private colleges to opt out, and most of the state's best-known private universities have done so, saying the measure runs counter to protecting student safety.
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Now, this advice runs counter to Mike Mills's terrific film, "20th Century Women," in which Annette Bening, in a situation like yours, enlists even more women to help her raise a good man.
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It undermines the benefits that the new tax law provides and runs counter to our goal of advancing pro-growth trade policies that will keep America competitive in the 21st Century global economy.
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But that position runs counter to Gillibrand's behavior in office for the last ten years as a senator and the two years before that when she was a member of the House of Representatives.
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"Snapchat is not just a bunch of features, it has an underlying philosophy that really runs counter to traditional social media," Spiegel said Tuesday at Recode's annual Code Conference in Ranchos Palos Verdes, Calif.
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It's very much like a cult now, where the purpose is to substantiate what the religion is telling you and anything that runs counter to the religion is inherently false and blasphemous, even evil.
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That runs counter to fears about the end of a 30-year bull market in bonds, as well as predictions of continued emerging markets weakness due to a strong dollar and potential trade war.
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The notion that life starts at conception runs counter to federal law — as well as the medical community's consensus — which recognizes pregnancy as beginning with the implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterus.
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It should be said that runs counter to the massive demonstrations and loud tech company pushback that took place in the region after Trump launched his immigration ban aimed at seven Muslim-majority countries.
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The nation's dimming fiscal picture runs counter to campaign pledges Trump made in 2016 not only to shrink the budget deficit but also to eliminate the country's debt, which now stands at $23 trillion.
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But this request "would be a contentious move that runs counter to the long-held U.S. objective of promoting democracy in Afghanistan," and it could potentially create friction between both countries, the WSJ writes.
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Though the Democrat's campaign runs counter to the activist energy in the Democratic Party (and has frustrated immigration activists), a Sinema victory would be a big deal for the party's hopes in the state.
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Musk's vision of Tesla as more of a startup than a traditional automotive company runs counter to UAW's goal of "a uniform system of shorter hours, higher wages, health care and pensions" for laborers.
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Perversely, if this metric holds up for Trump, Democrats desperate for Trump to be voted out of office may have to root for an economic recession, which runs counter to their own personal fortunes.
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Washington (CNN)Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Tuesday it's a "lost cause" to try to get North Korea to surrender its nuclear weapons -- a view that runs counter to official US policy.
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Xi told Trump that he hopes all sides exercise restraint over the issue of North Korea and that China opposes anything that runs counter to U.N. Security Council resolutions, state media said on Monday.
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The Mountain View company also points out that apps like Snapchat, Spotify, and Dropbox have enjoyed hundreds of millions of downloads on Android, which runs counter to the notion that Google is suppressing competition.
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In their letter, the lawmakers said the ban runs counter to steps being taken elsewhere in the Obama administration, including at the Pentagon, to eliminate blanket prohibitions on covering surgical care for transgender people.
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"The opposition's stated objective to make Albania's democracy stronger runs counter to the violence currently being perpetrated by protesters," the United States Embassy said in a statement, condemning the violence and calling for restraint.
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This runs counter to sterile intensive care environment where illness severity, reliance on technology, and patients' inability to communicate can make it hard to deliver optimal end-of-life care, the study team writes.
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Last Wednesday, he said he would support "some sort of punishment" for women who have abortions should the procedure become illegal — a position that runs counter to decades of conservative doctrine on the issue.
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Members of a new House task force on climate change are aiming to offer what they call realistic climate change initiatives--a goal they say runs counter to the solely "aspirational" Green New Deal.
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Johns's statement runs counter to the commonly shared view that he is cool and aloof, and that, in his work from 21-22014 to the early 103s, his primary concern was with formal issues.
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He said last Wednesday he would support "some sort of punishment" for women who have abortions should the procedure become illegal — a position that runs counter to decades of conservative doctrine on the issue.
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Greater use of the savings accounts "runs counter to Trump's talk about lower deductibles and out of pocket expenses," Ed Lorenzen, a senior adviser at the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, tells Axios.
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Only 11 percent of all Americans have both heard of the TPP and know that China is not involved, which runs counter to the high level of anger doled out against Beijing's trade practices.
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Though now largely irrelevant, Bannon continues to advocate for dramatically curbing immigration of skilled workers, particularly in technology industries—an idea that seemingly runs counter to Trump's "merit based" policy for elevating elite immigrants.
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The extension for Syria runs counter to several terminations of TPS protections in the past few months, including for hundreds of thousands of Central Americans who have lived in the US roughly two decades.
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His appointment not only runs counter to Lebanon's long tradition of consensual politics but also appears to affirm that Hezbollah is indeed the most powerful political player in Lebanon, potentially deterring future Western aid.
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At the Austin campus, third-year graduate architecture student Rachel Warburton said she was against campus carry since it runs counter to the idea that a university should be open and safe for all.
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Alabama Republicans called for her to be expelled from Congress, accusing her of engaging in "rhetoric that explicitly runs counter to American values and patriotism" and citing remarks she's made about terrorism and Israel.
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From a sense of tight craft that runs counter to ideals of improvisatory freedom, to the irresistible thrill that comes once you've wrapped your head around her melodic logic, this is a pop strategy.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor also wrote a separate dissent, noting her agreement with Breyer, but adding a focus on how she believed the court's opinion runs counter to the purpose of the National Voter Registration Act.
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The shift to the right by Denmark's mainstream parties runs counter to outsiders' traditional views of liberal Scandinavia, but has its parallels elsewhere in Europe, particularly since large numbers of migrants arrived there in 2015.
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Claiming that you are defending the innocent when in fact you are trying to find a way to enforce highly debatable standards of "purity" runs counter to everything I understand about the message of Jesus.
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As it happens, this is exactly the action today's analytically rigorous baseball wisdom advises — but runs counter to the typical conventions of the past few decades and the preferences and biases of many team managers.
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That runs counter to city officials' interpretation, which suggested tourists would be more likely to get drunken tattoos – and subsequently, sober regrets – if there were more tattoo parlors available in the city to provide them.
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The decline runs counter to the steady growth over the past six years of all U.S. charter schools, which receive taxpayer funds but are exempt from some rules that govern traditional state-run public schools.
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Around the world Indonesian authorities in parts of the Muslim-majority nation have confiscated condoms and banned students from celebrating Valentine's Day, saying the romantic tradition encourages casual sex and runs counter to cultural norms.
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The slump in the greenback in some ways runs counter to expectations that higher-yielding currencies like the dollar would strengthen as the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank run loose monetary policies.
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Part of this is Trump's fault — the president is typically expected to sign off on political appointees, and his "America First" foreign policy runs counter to the values of much of State's professional diplomatic corps.
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This emphasis runs counter to the rest of the book, which is otherwise so good at making the argument that the legal rights that are associated with the corporate form reflect something about social power.
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IBM "would not work on any project that runs counter to our company's values, including our long-standing opposition to discrimination against anyone on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation or religion," Padilla added.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A German court decision preventing Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan from addressing a rally in Cologne via videoconference runs counter to democratic values and free speech, Turkey's minister for EU affairs tweeted on Sunday.
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Instead of imposing such a draconian result that runs counter to the deregulation atmosphere intended, the STB should consider abandoning the proposed measure and instead focus on focused reforms streamlining the Board's rate adjudication processes.
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"Sean Spicer served as the mouthpiece for an administration that runs counter to the values Harvard purports to embody," states the letter, addressed to Harvard President Drew Faust and the Harvard Institute of Politics Leadership.
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That runs counter to the assertion of some paleontologists that dinosaurs were already in decline long before they became extinct 66 million years ago, most likely from the global devastation following a large asteroid impact.
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To deny, conceal or erase any of the Jewish, Christian or Muslim traditions undermines the integrity of the site and runs counter to the reasons that justified its inscription on the Unesco World Heritage List.
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But it runs counter to the growing trend to encourage people to make their own judgments about which care, at what level of quality, is worth the price — in other words, to shop for care.
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Instead, he said, he reserves his full effort — all 100 percent of himself — for race day, which is a strategy that runs counter to the no-pain, no-gain attitude of so many distance runners.
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This is all common sense, but the problem is that it also runs counter to the president's stated reasons for getting rid of Mr. Sessions — namely, that Mr. Sessions wouldn't intervene in Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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The decision paves the way for the largest use of medically important antibiotics in cash crops, and it runs counter to other efforts by the federal government to reduce the use of lifesaving antimicrobial drugs.
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More strikingly, a significant share of voters, mostly Republicans, say they don't expect the outbreak to have major effects on their daily lives — a view that runs counter to the recommendations of public-health officials.
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"This alleged conduct runs counter to the steadfast commitment of the N.B.A. and its teams to foster safe, respectful and welcoming workplaces for all employees," Mike Bass, the league's executive vice president for communications, said.
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The notion of a co-op, in which a business is explicitly owned by the workers operating it, runs counter to ingrained notions of capitalism and the business/employee relationship; it shifts the power dynamic.
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And Kenny Stills, a wide receiver for the Ross-owned Miami Dolphins, also weighed in, saying the Trump event runs counter to a nonprofit, called RISE, that Ross founded to improve race relations through sports.
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Sekulow's comment, House Counsel Douglas Letter wrote, runs counter to one of the central arguments the Justice Department has made that federal judges should not get involved in disputes between Congress and the executive branch.
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"It was decisive and swift action by our president, Donald Trump," Conway told Fox Business Network's Lou Dobbs, arguing that the move runs counter to the notion that the president has been soft on Russia.
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"Such loss of civilian life is outrageous and runs counter to the basic tenets of the law of armed conflict," said the deputy head of I.C.R.C.'s delegation in Yemen, Carlos Morazzani, in a statement.
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The Trump administration's move, which opens the way for a Turkish strike on Kurdish fighters long aligned with Washington, runs counter to the positions of even some of Trump's top allies in his own party.
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The rural jail boom runs counter to a nationwide, largely bipartisan push toward reducing incarceration, which has been embraced by everyone from the American Civil Liberties Union to President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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It was a rare political moment for Apple as it willingly played a part in a PR stunt for an administration that runs counter to many of its values, from the environment to immigration policy.
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"While Bevin&aposs motivation remains unclear, the idea that the great moral tragedy of our time is that not enough people are in Kentucky prisons runs counter to everything we know about incarceration," Johnson wrote.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union issued a one-month ultimatum to Hungary on Thursday to address its concerns over an education law it says runs counter to the bloc's values or face possible sanctions in court.
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The president's comments about the military responding to rock throwers with lethal force also runs counter to US troops' rules of engagement, since they are legally prevented from interacting with migrants or enforcing any immigration law.
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Facebook's outward dismissal on Saturday of concerns about fake news also runs counter to a Gizmodo report today that a high-level internal debate over fake news has been going on at the company since May.
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This need for planning runs counter to the persistent strain of anti-government, anti-regulation ideology in the US. The whole notion of designing a future, rather than trusting "the market," sticks in many Americans' throats.
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"Since November, correlation has turned negative suggesting that higher bond yields, typically associated with stronger growth, will weigh on stocks while falling bond yields are a good thing," they said, adding it runs counter to history.
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An apparent bias toward looser policy "runs counter to the regional bias toward higher rates to protect currency downside," she said, adding that growing policy divergence indicates room for the onshore and offshore yuan to depreciate.
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Google's attitude of prioritizing detail retention over image noise reduction runs counter to the more populist approach of adding a touch of noise-reducing blur in order to make mobile pics look good on mobile screens.
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The move highlights the mounting censorship and regulatory pressure on social media websites in China to create wholesome online communities and crack down on content that is explicit or runs counter to the Communist Party line.
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SYDNEY, April 27 (Reuters) - Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe said on Thursday that China needs to strike a balance while tightening capital outflows as it runs counter to its longer-run goal of liberalisation.
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In fact, this new regulatory panel runs counter to the administration's initiative to streamline infrastructure permitting and construction — as well as the goals of the bill itself related to removal of supposed government barriers to preparedness.
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The Republican Party's fixation on denying this revered freedom and the Supreme Court's refusal to protect voting rights runs counter to our democratic values – as do the actions of the officials seeking to suppress the vote.
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The president's action encourages indiscipline and it runs counter to our values as a nation — values that long have bonded together troops of diverse races, ethnicities, cultures and religions into a unified, highly effective military force.
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The notion that life starts at conception runs counter to federal law — as well as the medical community's consensus — that recognizes pregnancy as beginning with the implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterus, they said.
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Though Trump hardly spoke of Yemen on the campaign trail, the considerable ramp-up of military activity in recent weeks runs counter to one position he regularly espoused: a less interventionist approach to U.S. foreign policy.
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The Commission has already begun a legal challenge to the application of Germany's minimum wage law to all transport operations, on the grounds that it runs counter to the EU principle of freedom to provide services.
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Handing out billions to the agriculture sector runs counter to conservative orthodoxy, but abandoning farmers who have struggled because of an escalating trade war may not be politically tenable with just months until the midterm elections.
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About 80 percent of Filipinos are Roman Catholic, and previous attempts to pass a divorce bill have faltered under the influence of the Catholic Church here, which vehemently opposes legislation that runs counter to its teachings.
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The focus on low test scores runs counter to the city's high-stakes testing culture, where admission to everything from gifted-and-talented kindergarten classes to the prestigious specialized high schools is gained by top scores.
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The president said during the event that he hopes to have the country back open for business by Easter, an aggressive timetable that runs counter to health experts' recommendations for mitigating the spread of the coronavirus.
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" Experts said it was a reference to Article 350 of the Venezuelan Constitution, which encourages people to "disown any regime, legislation or authority that runs counter to democratic principles and guarantees, or that undermines human rights.
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In the case of China, the current state of economic exchanges with the U.S. runs counter to Beijing's fundamental foreign policy doctrine — "win-win cooperation" — enshrined in documents of the country's highest executive and legislative authorities.
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CLEAR attorneys also say the dissemination of watchlist information to judges and prosecutors runs counter to federal policy stating that the watchlist should be used for investigative purposes — not for criminal justice purposes like setting bail.
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It also opened a path of controversy that will undoubtedly widen, since Mr. Marissen's notion of Bach's mentality and temperament runs counter to much current thought, which sees the master as a creature of the Enlightenment.
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Pence and Milley's message runs counter to what some administration officials have suggested to CNN, which is that Iran could have directed their missiles to hit areas that are populated by Americans but intentionally did not.
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What makes this particularly interesting is the move runs counter to how the auto industry has typically operated — lumbering toward innovation, if at all, and making small advances in safety technology unless mandated to do so.
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Ms. Henry and other labor leaders remain confident that they can keep their members in the fold by making a case that the Republicans' economic agenda, including Mr. Trump's, runs counter to the interests of working people.
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"If Islamist parties, once elected, have to give up their Islamism...then this runs counter to the essence of democracy—the notion that governments should be responsive to, or at least accommodate, public preferences," writes Mr Hamid.
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"(The law) is a serious threat to the rule of law in Hungary and runs counter to values Hungary signed up to when it joined the European Union," the rights group Helsinki Committee said in a statement.
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A lawyer herself, WaliKhanna said she decided to file the petition because the article, passed by a presidential order in 1954, runs counter to India's inheritance laws giving women equal rights, and the constitutional right to equality.
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In any case, Trump's overarching message is that, under his presidency, Jeff Bezos and Amazon would face tougher oversight from the government — which runs counter to the traditional Republican talking points about less regulation and governmental interference.
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During his campaign, Trump at times proposed that countries such as Saudi Arabia and Japan should acquire nuclear weapons as a counter to Iran and North Korea, a policy that runs counter to the current U.S. stance.
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Circa News, a millennial-focused media outlet that launched only eight months ago, has been embraced by Republicans for aggressive reporting on Russian meddling in the 2628 election that runs counter to reporting in more mainstream outlets.
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So not only is BDS anti-Semitic in its objective of harming Israeli-owned businesses, but it even runs counter to the interests of the very Palestinians it claims to champion by increasing their incidence of poverty.
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"The constant stoking of hatred by the current government for political gain has led to this latest shameful development, which is blatantly xenophobic and runs counter to European and international human rights standards and values," he said.
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" And on Tuesday State Department spokesman Robert Palladino said in a statement that Brunei's decision "runs counter to its international human rights obligations, including with respect to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
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While a president with an intellectual commitment to originalism and textualism would most likely be philosophical about a ruling from a like-minded judge that runs counter to his political or personal interests, this doesn't describe Trump.
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While aspiring business people of all stripes have flourished with Amazon, the prevalence of Amazon-linked firms among Hasidic Jews is notable because it runs counter to the notion that ultra-Orthodox Jews spurn modern-day conveniences.
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What has been unfolding since early September runs counter to the kind of open society that has allowed Catalonia to thrive and Barcelona, its regional capital, to become a global icon as part of a diverse Spain.
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I think it is the latter, which is interesting because this incremental manner of composition runs counter to the history of American postwar abstraction, starting with the Abstract Expressionists, with Jackson Pollock's poured paintings being the one exception.
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Since the Republican National Convention, her public involvement with the campaign has primarily been to push the paid family leave proposal that runs counter to GOP orthodoxy and which she convinced her father to add to his platform.
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Coats' assessment runs counter to statements from Trump, who has cast doubt on the notion of Russian meddling and denied any collusion by his associates with Russia ahead of his surprise November 2016 defeat of Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the U.S. Constitution does not guarantee the right to citizenship to everyone born in the country, an assertion that runs counter to the long-established legal interpretation of the document.
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They have a history of facing religious persecution, and the church has indicated that any attempt to ban migrants to American on the basis of their faith, including Islam, runs counter to the teachings of founder Joseph Smith.
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Why it matters: The decision to leave the school district's policy intact runs counter to the Trump administration's removal of Title IX protections for transgender youth, which ensured they had access to bathrooms and facilities of their choice.
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It seems some players also want a game that takes over their lives in the same all-consuming way that the original Destiny did, but that runs counter to everything Bungie set out to do with its sequel.
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Mr. Bolton's approach, then and now, runs counter to our long history of being in the forefront of efforts to humanize, as much as possible, the conduct of warfare and to hold accountable those who violate those standards.
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Buried amid the plot summaries of Mr. Robot and block quotes of Woodrow Wilson is a simple argument: Liberal capitalism has brought unprecedented prosperity but is perennially in danger because it runs counter to an unchanging human nature.
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"This new rule is very perplexing to the workforce because it runs counter to the law and regulations that we have faithfully been carrying out," said Michael Knowles, president of the American Federation of Government Employees Local 1924.
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While, in a rare move that runs counter to its core privacy focus, it relented to state rules and agreed to store Chinese iCloud user data on Chinese soil, through a government-backed cloud service provider, no less.
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Under the Cybersecurity Law,[1] internet companies operating in China are obliged to censor users' content in a way that runs counter to international obligations to safeguard the rights of access to information, freedom of expression and privacy.
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The idea, which was raised in a road map on combating coronavirus authored by his former Food and Drug Administration head, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, runs counter to the current government directive that masks aren't necessary for most people.
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Morningstar's Cook said the size of their investment stewardship programs is bigger than those at most asset management — which runs counter to the idea that the low-cost index fund providers could not afford to spend on engagement.
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He also addressed a notion Trump has long held that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, a theory that runs counter to the U.S. intelligence community's findings that it was Russia that meddled in the campaign.
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"And all these actions — sanctions against Chinese companies, especially arms sales to Taiwan — will certainly undermine the mutual confidence of the two sides and runs counter to the spirit of the Mar-a-Lago summit," Mr. Cui said.
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A majority of Americans support expanding trade and say the United States must engage globally to grow the economy, a view that runs counter to the anti-trade sentiment in the presidential campaigns, according to a new poll.
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But for Harris, the stumbles fit into a longstanding pattern, one that runs counter to what Democrats hope Harris can be in a time of impeachment: a growing image of her as a cautious politician and unclear communicator.
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St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard on Tuesday said recent strength in the U.S. labor market may not trigger faster price increases, a view that runs counter to investors' inflation fears currently pushing the stock market lower.
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Despite that, Chinese firms have repeatedly failed to comply with American financial regulations, including required inspections of their accounting records — a requirement that runs counter to the goals of China's National Administration for the Protection of State Secrets.
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Despite that, Chinese firms have repeatedly failed to comply with American financial regulations, including required inspections of their accounting records — a requirement that runs counter to the goals of China's National Administration for the Protection of State Secrets.
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Those critics say the fact that Abiy has managed to push through such sweeping changes in a matter of months is proof that his style runs counter to the EPRDF's core beliefs which traditionally mean lengthy group decision-making.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, meeting with business leaders at the White House on Thursday, described his administration's moves to deport undocumented immigrants as a "military operation," a label that runs counter to what his administration has previously said.
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The finding matches that of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), an independent agency funded by the European Union, but runs counter to a March 2015 study by the WHO's Lyon-based International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).
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Outlining more than a dozen services that can now be legally denied, including medical services and counseling, the law runs counter to same-sex marriage legislation, and gives religious groups the right to discriminate based on gender and sexuality.
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In Clinton's memoir, her third, she blasts other Democrats and spells out views that would make her unlikely to lead any future Democratic Party, in a frank manner that runs counter to her reputation as a cautious, calculated politician.
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Crime experts say that studying a single year of crime data — instead of a decade or 20-year periods — reveals little about crime, especially if a particular year runs counter to the current long-term trend of falling crime.
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Removing carrageenan may diminish the acceptability of certain organic products, which in turn may lead to consumer deselection away from organic foods altogether – a consequence that certainly runs counter to the NOSB's objectives and the National Organic Program's mission.
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A song like "Answer to No One," in which Ford proudly raps that he's a "shotgun toter, Republican voter," runs counter to hip-hop's roots as black-protest music, especially when it became the campaign anthem for Rick Perry.
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He says the Interior Department's decision to renew the mining company's leases runs counter to the long bipartisan Minnesota tradition of preserving its most important places, and that the proposed mine "could cost us the soul" of the wilderness.
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Mr. Musk has said this might have prevented the May crash, although it runs counter to the widely held view that radar, while highly accurate in measuring distance, is less precise in determining the shape and size of objects.
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All four of the major banks - ANZ, CBA, NAB and Westpac - this month increased lending rates, primarily on investor and interest-only mortgages, which runs counter to the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) rate cutting cycle of recent years.
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In 1971, Republican President Richard Nixon made a surprise decision to impose a 22016-day freeze on wages and prices (to halt inflation, a move that runs counter to conservative economic policy), and even ardent conservative supporters followed suit.
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In an interview with Axios on HBO Sunday night, Axios technology correspondent Ina Fried asked Cook why Apple accepts payments from Google to be the default search engine in Apple products, even though Google's attitude towards privacy runs counter to Apple's.
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"Dividend irrelevance runs counter to intuitions from other areas of life, whereby harvesting the fruit from a tree is viewed as fundamentally different to harvesting the tree itself," said Hartzmark and Solomon, a finance professor at the University of Southern California.
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The insistence by Russia and Syria that a chemical weapons attack was staged runs counter to accounts from witnesses and survivors interviewed by The Associated Press, some of them in Douma, who described being overwhelmed by a strong smell of chlorine.
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Under today's right-wing Hindu government, led by Narendra Modi, deviations from the party line on history or religion are punished, evincing a troubling cultural narrow-mindedness that runs counter to just about everything Chandra seeks to evoke in fiction.
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Increasing taxes on carried interest earned by venture capitalists actually runs counter to urgings by many economists and policy makers on both sides of the aisle who maintain that patient, equity investment be rewarded over short-term bets and financial engineering.
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We, as members of Congress who also sit on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, submit these comments out of deep concern that the FCC's proposal to undo its net neutrality rules fundamentally and profoundly runs counter to the law.
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The EU aims to boost online cross-border sales and stop "geo-blocking" - restricting offers based on a customer's location - which runs counter to its goal of a single market for digital goods and services that would underpin economic growth.
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United Nations Office spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani recently condemned the Trump administration's treatment of unaccompanied minors coming to the United States saying that "the use of immigration detention and family separation as a deterrent runs counter to human rights standards and principles".
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The usual caveats apply — there's a lot we don't know about the specifics here, and it's always possible that some detail of the episode runs counter to a particular state or local regulation — so let's just consider the matter broadly.
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"But Russia's foreign ministry said Lavrov stressed to Tillerson that "the lawlessness continued by U.S. officials runs counter to declarations made at the highest level in Washington about intentions to normalize the bilateral relations, which have hit an all-time low.
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In a culture embedded with barely concealed racism and sexism, a woman who exhibits behavior that runs counter to our expectations of well-bred white women will either become one (or both) of two things: a pariah or a meme.
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But the CEO has repeatedly downplayed the severity of the outbreak, spread information that runs counter to the latest scientific research, and questioned the need for additional ventilators as medical professionals warned of an impending crisis in providing critical care.
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Buddhism, or the version of it in American yoga studios and popular among spiritualists like Eckhart Tolle promulgate, begets a passivity that runs counter to the active, practical engagement that I am encouraging on the part of contemporary artists, myself included.
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Mr. Trump's dismissal of Russian election interference runs counter to the assessments of the nation's intelligence agencies, as well as Mr. Mueller's report, while his characterization of Mr. Putin's role in Venezuela contradicts the views of his own top advisers.
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A case like Mr. Manafort's, by these lights, is more a cause for pity than for anger, and is easy to make sense of: Why would Mr. Manafort continue to dissimulate, even when it clearly runs counter to his own interests?
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Another angle: "The prospect of a renewed appetite for red meat also runs counter to two other important trends: a growing awareness of the environmental degradation caused by livestock production, and longstanding concern about the welfare of animals," our reporter writes.
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The accusation came just one week after Kennedy walked back comments suggesting that Ukraine, not Russia, had hacked the Democratic National Committee in 2016 — a theory that runs counter to numerous intelligence reports pinning the blame for election interference on Russia.
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"I just think the caucus approach, as curious and quaint and interesting as it is, just runs counter to our basic feelings about voting in this country," said Senator Richard Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate.
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"Your company claims to stand by 'one's right to express individual thoughts and opinions,' yet many of your own employees believe that Activision Blizzard's decision to punish Mr. Chung runs counter to those values," the politicians said in their letter.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia's capital on Wednesday became the first jurisdiction in the country to legalize the recreational possession and cultivation of marijuana, a move that runs counter to federal laws that can carry prison terms for personal use of the drug.
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The increase in insider buying activity runs counter to a broader trend this year of companies shying away from repurchases and reduction in share count — not unusual considering the market has set a series of new historic highs this year.
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Instead, the delegate council voted 1573 to 93 to support a parallel measure urging the association to "refrain from endorsing the boycott" on the grounds that it runs counter to the group's mission of promoting teaching, research and scholarly exchange.
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That advice, though, runs counter to much of what Trump said during the 2016 campaign, where he rallied crowds of thousands with his promises to slash government spending and tighten the federal government's belt, much like American families have had to do.
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" Details: Asked whether the policy "runs counter" to President Trump's tweet supporting Pride Month, Pence said: "We both feel that way very passionately, but when it comes to the American flagpole, and American embassies, and capitals around the world, one American flag flies.
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WH Group's struggles to boost sales of its U.S. products in China highlight the complexities in the mainland market, where buying a pack of Smithfield ham is still beyond most people's means, and runs counter to deep-rooted preference for fresh cuts.
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Albert Mohler, a powerful figure in the evangelical world, has asserted that much environmental discourse runs counter to Christian thinking because it regards homo sapiens as a problem rather than as a species with a divine calling to exercise dominion over the earth.
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Netflix and its peers don't actually care about a highly curated experience — or any curation, really — because that runs counter to and takes away from their goals of having the largest subscriber base and having the most video content on their services.
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Attorney General Leslie Rutledge, a Republican, said her office will ask the state's Supreme Court to strike down the decision because the ordinance runs counter to a state law barring localities from broadening their own non-discrimination measures beyond the state's measures.
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Buttigieg slams July 4 military parade: I think it makes America 'look smaller' MORE (D-Minn.), expresses concern regarding the EPA's restrictions on grants and contracts as well, arguing that stopping those payments runs counter to Congress's intent when it appropriated those funds.
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Outside groups are currently working on putting together a campaign to support the Senate health care bill when it's finished, but McIntosh warned that that campaign can turn on a dime if the Senate announces a bill that runs counter to conservatives' wishes.
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Federal courts are typically barred from blocking state criminal investigations, Judge Victor Marrero wrote, and Mr Trump's "extraordinary claim" that presidents enjoy "absolute immunity from criminal process of any kind" entails a "virtually limitless" privilege that runs counter to "the nation's constitutional plan".
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The amortization of R&D expenses runs counter to all the good proposals in the House and Senate tax reform bill – and eats into the seed corn of future improvements and inventions that will continue to propel strong economic growth for our country.
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The group's advocacy for high-skilled immigration also runs counter to some of Trump's statements on immigration programs for skilled foreign workers, though he has said he is moving away from the hard-line stance his campaign took early in the race.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping told U.S. President Donald Trump that he hopes all sides exercise restraint over the issue of North Korea and that China opposes anything that runs counter to U.N. Security Council resolutions, state media said on Monday.
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Outsourcing to a foreign company could complicate Spirit's defense work, and runs counter to the trend at some defense firms, said Franklin Turner, a Washington, D.C.-based lawyer at McCarter & English who represents prime contractors and sub-contractors in the supply chain.
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Ralphi's assignment runs counter to what he'd been taught as a youth — dedication to the Puerto Rican community, loyalty to his family — and, as expected, he's branded a traitor by his former flame, Josie (Kimberli Flores), and his brother, Junior (Gilbert Saldivar).
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This runs counter to the logic espoused only the day before its launch, by David Cameron where he publicly opined that a contributing factor to the loss of our young people to ISIS was that 22 percent of 'Muslim' women don't speak English.
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In fact, for children under the age of 18 years, the researchers observed a trend that runs counter to the one for the general population: The younger the child, the higher chance they had of winding up in severe or critical condition.
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"The European Union has been clear that it cannot support a U.S. plan that runs counter to internationally agreed parameters, international law, and past U.N. Security Council resolutions," said Hugh Lovatt, a Middle East specialist at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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The data, which is forward-looking and includes only very large companies, runs counter to what Slack reported in its latest quarterly earnings, which highlighted 75 percent year-over-year growth, with 720 companies spending more than $100,000 a year on Slack.
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But Mr. Tillerson indicated an urgency about getting to the table with North Korea, which officials said runs counter to the White House's view that negotiations are unlikely to happen anytime soon, given Mr. Kim's repeated tests of nuclear devices and ballistic missiles.
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The fact that a patient and their family member were delivered devastating news via a telepresence robot is a rightfully shocking episode that runs counter to much of what many of the prophets of the digital revolution in medicine have been preaching.
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" It also runs counter to a 1965 law which states that "no person shall receive any preference or priority or be discriminated against in the issuance of an immigrant visa because of the person's race, sex, nationality, place of birth, or place of residence.
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In fact, he argued that there are pitfalls to having too many rules, as it could create a dynamic where banks feel free to do anything that falls within the letter of the rules, even if it runs counter to the goals of those rules.
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This runs counter to the trend in the country as a whole: the 2016 census showed the number of Australians professing no religion had risen in a decade from 19% to 30% while those who identified as Christians had fallen from 64% to 183%.
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Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, has argued that it will be difficult to restrict such spending in the future, even on grounds of national security, because stricter campaign finance legislation runs counter to the interests of donors on whom lawmakers rely for funds.
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But one pattern is emerging this post-season that runs counter to Mr Beane's lament: the clubs that have managed their bullpens as modern statistical analysis recommends seem to be advancing, whereas those that have adhered to hide-bound tradition are being sent home.
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"We are so very pleased that the court recognized Mr. Bogucki's innocence and affirmed that the government's attempt to rewrite the rules years after the fact runs counter to core constitutional principles of due process," Sean Hecker, a lawyer for Bogucki, said in a statement.
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Delaying the tax hike runs counter to the basic principle of the three arrows of "Abenomics" - bold monetary easing, flexible fiscal policy and a growth strategy - said Takatoshi Ito, a Columbia University professor who is among the most prominent Japanese economists supportive of Abe's policies.
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"We are so very pleased that the court recognized Mr. Boguckis innocence and affirmed that the governments attempt to rewrite the rules years after the fact runs counter to core constitutional principles of due process," Sean Hecker, a lawyer for Bogucki, said in a statement.
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The crackdown, led by the hard-line-dominated judiciary and security forces, runs counter to the policies of President Hassan Rouhani, who was elected on a platform of greater personal freedoms and has called in several recent speeches for a loosening of Iran's social strictures.
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Arming teachers runs counter to the recommendations of thousands of security experts and hundreds of organizations that have signed on to a call to action to prevent gun violence in America, and of the United States Secret Service model for preventing targeted school violence.
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Melwood voluntarily analyzed the costs and positioned the organization for this major change because 14(c) stands in stark contrast to the principles of general civil rights and runs counter to Melwood's vision of a world where people with differing disabilities are fully included.
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Writing in The Atlantic in March, Arielle Bernstein described minimalism's ban on clutter as a "privilege" that runs counter to the value ascribed to an abundance of objects by those who have suffered from a lack of them — less-empowered people like refugees or immigrants.
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"I'm just more inclined to see over time that the rhetoric seems to be where the President is," Mullen said, adding that, at some point, Trump might be inclined to ignore advice from his top national security advisers that runs counter to his instincts.
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" The Republicans voiced disapproval with Omar's public support of the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement that presses Israel on human rights issues in its conflict with the Palestinians and alleges that she has engaged in "rhetoric that explicitly runs counter to American values and patriotism.
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In their denial, they are ignoring the basic economic realities that tens of millions of Americans face, forcing an agenda - like defunding Planned Parenthood, restricting access to women's health care, and stripping publicly funded health programs - that runs counter to what their constituents value.
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"This deliberate and elaborate secrecy system, which runs counter to China's obligations under international law, conceals the number of people sentenced to death and executed every year, both of which Amnesty International estimates run into the thousands," said the report, which is 44 pages long.
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There is little crossover in audience, even online: The Facebook research showed just 29 percent of news that shows up in someone's feed cuts across party lines, and only a quarter of the stories people click on runs counter to their own political beliefs.
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Nor do they focus on the role of the CCPA, a political body that was created in the 1950s to supervise Catholic activities in China and is considered illegitimate by the Vatican because it runs counter to the belief that the Church is one and universal.
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The language broadly runs counter to recent communication from Fed officials, who at the March meeting expressed substantial sentiment that more aggressive fiscal policy in Washington – lower taxes, less regulation and perhaps $1 trillion in infrastructure spending – would boost growth out of its post-Great Recession funk.
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"Brunei's decision to implement Phases Two and Three of the Sharia Penal Code and associated penalties runs counter to its international human rights obligations, including with respect to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment," State Department spokesman Robert Palladino said in a statement.
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"I try to stay out of the ups and downs of the primary, but I've also said when I see something that runs counter to who we are as a party and a country, I will speak up," Ryan said Tuesday, without mentioning Trump by name.
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North Korea's "gangster" statement runs counter to Trump administration hopes that Kim is charting a new course for North Korean denuclearization and prompted North Korea experts to warn that Kim was repeating the same tactics his father and grandfather used during previous rounds of similar talks.
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"To look at these facts and say that a prosecutor could not probably sustain a conviction for obstruction of justice ... runs counter to logic and our experience," said the statement, signed by Justice Department lawyers who served Republican and Democratic presidents stretching back to the 1950s.
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That runs counter to a limited, but storied, history of protest at the biannual sporting event; the famous 1968 podium protest when Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their gloved fists on the medal stand to protest racism in America would be prohibited under these rules.
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Which is all the more curious as Stoppelman is a member of perhaps the most successful circle of investors ever, in the PayPal Mafia, and yet his business runs counter to so much of the prevailing wisdom in Silicon Valley, which argues for growth at any cost.
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"The use of the medicines in lethal injections runs counter to the manufacturers' mission to save and enhance patients' lives, and carries with it not only a public-health risk, but also reputational, fiscal and legal risks," the companies wrote in a friend of the court brief.
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Off-the-record, they'll tell you that they've been unable to convince the President that disregarding, mistreating and, most recently, even abandoning allies (as recently has been the case with Syrian Kurds) runs counter to achieving President Trump's loftiest foreign policy objectives, most of which they support.
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"They have to support the President when the agenda of the President is for the good of the people and they will have to oppose it if they feel in their conscience that it (runs) counter to the interest of the nation," presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said Tuesday.
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Immigration Trump wants Republicans and Democrats to work together on an immigration reform bill that allows undocumented immigrants to stay in the US if they paid taxes and had no serious criminal record -- a stance that runs counter to the tough-on-immigrant rhetoric that defined his campaign.
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Equally beneficial, the move would greatly improve the legitimacy of the group as a partner in negotiations with the government as well as improve its public standing in the eyes of the local population, a move that runs counter to American attempts to root out the group's toxic ideology.
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But it runs counter to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's dogma.
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The suit charges that the approval of Kentucky's waiver -- which also requires many Medicaid recipients to pay premiums and locks them out of the program for up to six months if they violate certain rules -- runs counter to Medicaid's objective of providing the poor with access to health care.
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" The state Republicans also voiced opposition to Omar's public support of the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement that presses Israel on human rights issues in its conflict with the Palestinians and accused the congresswoman of engaging in "rhetoric that explicitly runs counter to American values and patriotism.
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Read more: Pewdiepie Is Teaching His Audience that Women Are Asking For It "Probably what seems the most unusual is thinking of gaming as a form of intimacy, which really runs counter to a lot of the usual discourse on gamers being isolated, anti-social nerds," Apperley said.
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A scientist who led efforts at the World Health Organization to develop global policy to limit use of antibiotics told me that, philosophically, this is a lesson that runs counter to a century of marketing: We're not safer when we try to eliminate every risk from our environment.
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Mr. Nesbit is the executive director of Climate Nexus, a nonprofit communications group focused on climate change and clean energy President Trump's plan to subsidize money-losing coal and nuclear plants makes no economic sense and runs counter to the free market ideology of the party he leads.
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That conspiracy theory runs counter to the conclusion published Tuesday by the Intelligence Committee: Operatives at the Russian troll farm, the Internet Research Agency, used a wide range of online platforms to share content they felt could drive a wedge through the American electorate to influence the presidential election.
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But he said the extent of human impact on the planet's temperature and how to address the problem is up for debate, aligning with several other Trump nominees in an answer that runs counter to the scientific consensus that manmade pollution plays a significant role in global warming.
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In response, Ryan, without directly naming Trump (but making it extremely clear that he was talking about Trump), tried to cement inclusivity as a fundamental Republican belief: When I see something that runs counter to who we are as a party and as a country I will speak up.
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J.) and Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (Ohio) argued separately that Bannon's appointment runs counter to Trump's vows for post-election unity.
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"This, in turn, demonstrates for the first time that at least some dinosaurs could move between North Africa and southern Europe at the end of the Mesozoic, and runs counter to long-standing hypotheses that have argued that Africa's dinosaur faunas were isolated from others during this time," Lamanna said.
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And as governor, Mr. Murphy may find that his desire to be well-liked and attuned to the needs of his many disparate constituencies runs counter to the difficult decisions he will need to make as chief executive in a state that has largely been left out of the economic recovery.
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Their lawsuit argued that insisting that people work a certain number of hours a month in order to receive Medicaid benefits, like other requirements the state was planning to demand, is illegal because it runs counter to Medicaid's purpose — to ensure that low-income people have access to decent care.
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In a finding that runs counter to the political zeitgeist, both Republicans (59%) and Democrats (73%) tend to think free trade deals have benefited the U.S. The great divides... A growing proportion of Republicans (38%) believe Russia does not pose a problem for the U.S., compared to 14% of Democrats.
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Trump's insistence that he has the right to interfere in criminal cases runs counter to the practice of previous U.S. presidents, who have generally kept an arms-length distance from the Justice Department since the Watergate scandal of the 1970s that led then-President Richard Nixon to resign from office.
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"People who are wealthier tended to get dramatically more benefits than the middle class or those who are poor, and so it runs counter to the general trend you'd like to see, where the safety net is getting stronger and those at the top are paying higher taxes," he said.
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"His anti-immigrant rhetoric runs counter to Mormons' views on immigration; his plan to either ban Muslims or subject them to 'extreme vetting' is radioactive to a population that has been subject to religious discrimination, including federal policies to limit the immigration of Mormons back in the 1800s," Campbell continued.
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He appeared to be referring in part to a Washington Post story that suggested that the President was losing patience with Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo over their aggressive approach to Iran, which he fears runs counter to his reluctance to get embroiled in major conflicts like the Iraq War.
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David Hayes, director of the State Energy and Environmental Impact Center, part of the New York University Law School, which coordinates policy with state attorneys general, said the proposal runs counter to the Trump administration's promises to support so-called "cooperative federalism" in which states are given broad authority to decide policy.
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As with Zuckerberg's decision to exempt politicians' ads from fact-checking, which runs counter to the efforts of its platform integrity team to remove misinformation from Facebook, the decision to bring Breitbart into its stable of trusted news partners would seem to run counter to its efforts to promote a healthy news environment.
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" The petition argued that Barroso's appointment was "irresponsible" because it "feeds into a political context which is not only euroskeptic but now even openly europhobic" and that "It is morally reprehensible, in that it runs counter to the honour and probity of a European civil service supposed to defend the general European interest.
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Benioff and Weiss's prescriptive approach to storytelling is exactly what transformative fandom runs counter to, and it plays into the specific problem that plagued the show throughout its final season: the conflict between natural character progressions and the bulleted checklist of plot points that Benioff and Weiss seemingly felt obligated to deliver.
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Cyber-Heist That Impacted Millions Bankrupts Medical Debt CollectorA billing collections agency that was hacked last year in an incident believed to impact millions…Read more ReadThe city's decision to pay runs counter to some of the best advice offered by leading cybersecurity experts—not to mention the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Though the cut in guidance could give the activist investor William A. Ackman renewed ammunition in his claim that Herbalife's business will suffer under the weight of the FTC's new rules, the strength of documented sales from outside the company's distributor base runs counter to his claims that Herbalife has no "real" customers.
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"I would like to offer my heartfelt apologies for any offence caused by my comment yesterday, which runs counter to my track record of expanding the role of women in leadership throughout the Qatar Airways Group and has been sensationalized by the media," al-Baker said in a statement released June 5.
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All of the above are interesting for any number of reasons, not the least of which is that they would put the company in direct competition with a number of third-party hardware partners, including Sonos, Garmin and GE. That runs counter to the company's recent pattern of working with third parties.
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In Goodfriend, the Fed gets someone whose approach to monetary policy and financial system regulation runs counter to three core tenets of current orthodoxy: Those core beliefs come from statements Goodfriend, whose nomination was announced late Wednesday, has made in congressional testimony, papers and statements he made while at the Richmond Fed.
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It's now considering a shift toward research, underscoring the difficult economics of manufacturing in the United States, write the NYT's Natalie Kitroeff, Patricia Cohen and Monica Davey: That turn runs counter to Mr. Trump's vision for the project, which he had cited as a milestone in reversing the decline in factory jobs.
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If past is prologue, the president is unlikely to resist the temptation that the Davos audience offers to declare all the ways he is "making America great again," including through anti-free trade and anti-immigration policies and a populist agenda that runs counter to the very ethos of the World Economic Forum.
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"Changing federal nondiscrimination rules to allow child-placing agencies to reduce the pool of qualified potential foster and adoptive parents runs counter to the cardinal rule of child welfare: that the best interests of children in care must come first," Denise Brogan-Kator, the group's chief policy officer, said in a statement Friday.
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The Huawei ban seemingly runs counter to Trump's declaration earlier this year that "America must win the race to 43G" to ensure "national competitiveness" and to " improve Americans' lives," though the president did say in the same speech he'd loosen regulations and free up more 5G spectrum to help get the ball rolling.
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Armed with a recently-discovered photograph purportedly taken of Earhart days after she crash-landed on a remote South Pacific atoll, Henry offers up a startling theory of a government cover-up that runs counter to the widely-accepted idea that she died after her plane ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean.
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"Opening the Olympics at a time when athletes could not train as much as they wanted to runs counter to the motto of 'athletes first,'" Kaori Yamaguchi, a member of the Japanese Olympic committee board who won a bronze medal in judo in the 1988 Seoul Olympics, said in an interview with The Asahi Shimbun.
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"Such a proposal, if finalized, would harm U.S. national and economic security, undermine efforts to combat global warming pollution, create regulatory and manufacturing uncertainty for the automobile industry and unnecessary litigation, increase the amount of gasoline consumers would have to buy, and runs counter to statements that both of you have made," Senator Carper wrote.
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South Korea President Moon Jae-in's pro-engagement stance clearly runs counter to the Trump administration's tougher posture toward the DPRK; yet, if lasting, permanent peace on the Korean Peninsula is a shared goal, assuredly Seoul and Washington can set aside short-term national interests and find some common ground for cooperation and policy coordination.
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The UN Ambassador described Russia as "a major threat facing our nation" and, in the clearest attempt yet by the outgoing administration to draw a line on Moscow, she systematically laid out a case for US cooperation with Russia where possible, but with the understanding that an outright embrace runs counter to American interests and global stability.
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When: Opens Saturday, January 21, 6–9pm Where: Brand Library (1601 W Mountain St, Glendale, California) Alongside the tony, blue-chip galleries and private museums, artist-run spaces have been cropping up all over LA. Six of them are highlighted in The Collectivists, presenting an artistic vision that runs counter to the hierarchical, commercial gallery system.
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The whole apparatus—the disrespect, the shirt sales, Cody's success, the flaunting of solidarity and friendship between wrestlers over being cowed by corporate propriety—is a future which runs counter to WWE's manufactured reality, where their position as global pro wrestling leader is unassailable and wrestlers, no matter how talented, can easily slip into an unending midcard Limbo.
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My colleague Josh had a less cynical view on Google's promises, though we both share the opinion that Facebook doesn't deserve much trust in its new privacy "mission," here's his piece that runs counter to about everything above: Here are a few big news items from big companies, with green links to all the sweet, sweet added context.
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"I think every one of these proposals actually projects fewer people being covered, which in my mind runs counter to the objectives of the program and the intent of the [ObamaCare's Medicaid] expansion, which was to cover people who were otherwise ineligible," said Judith Solomon, vice president for health policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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CNN reported Tuesday that Trump wants Republicans and Democrats to work together on an immigration reform bill that would allow undocumented immigrants to stay in the US with their families if they paid taxes and had no serious criminal record -- a stance that runs counter to the tough-on-immigrant rhetoric that defined Trump's polarizing campaign and galvanized much of his base.
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"This runs counter to the view of all the European countries that participated in the deal as well as the EU." Gabriel said he had made clear to U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in recent conversations that Europe, due to its relative geographical proximity to Iran, would see its own security interests as damaged if the nuclear deal collapsed.
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" Asking online platforms to "develop technologies that support the best in humanity and challenge the worst"—again, a thing that would definitely be better and healthier—runs counter to Facebook's assertion that "no matter where we draw the lines for what is allowed, as a piece of content gets close to that line, people will engage with it more on average.
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This of course runs counter to (ad) platform giants' preferred trajectory, which has long been to tear modesty walls down; pool user data from multiple internal (and indeed external sources), in defiance of the notion of informed consent; and mine all that personal (and sensitive) stuff to build identity-linked profiles to train algorithms that predict (and, some contend, manipulate) individual behavior.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's suggestion that he might fight for the presidential nomination all the way to July's Democratic National Convention runs counter to the position he adopted in 2008.
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"This bill runs counter to a mountain of medical and social science literature that shows transgender youths&apos health significantly improve with access to supportive and gender affirming-health care, resulting in a reduction in suicide rates of transgender youth," Shawn Meerkamper and Dale Melchert, senior staff attorney and staff attorney for the Transgender Law Center, wrote in an email to Insider.
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I also knew that the most fundamental of them is fear — the fear that Donald Trump wants us to feel about one another; the very real fear that too many in this country live under; and the fear we sometimes feel when it comes to doing the right thing, especially when it runs counter to what is politically convenient or popular.
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This runs counter to the bipartisan support for smarter sentencing practices, and we hope that the kind of cooperation we both see daily from our colleagues at the Coalition — and the significant support they find among Americans of all political persuasions — makes it clear to us that collaboration is possible, despite a slow response or even resistance from key national players.
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One more notable thing about Pinchuk's agenda: Pinchuk promoted ties between Ukraine and the West, which runs counter to the interests of Russian President Vladimir Putin (and those of the former pro-Russia Ukrainian president that Trump's former campaign Paul Manafort, whom Mueller has indicted, worked for.) Trump, in his video speech, did mention Putin, saying that the Russian president "does not respect" then-President Barack Obama.
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For instance, two major Senate Leadership Fund donors — Warren Stephens, an investment banker, and Paul E. Singer, who runs a hedge fund — previously gave $2.5 million each to an anti-Trump super PAC, according to reports filed with the F.E.C. Mr. Portman, whose courtly demeanor runs counter to the tenor of his attacks on Mr. Strickland, demonstrates what money and old-fashioned negative advertising can do.
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" Ryan's response scanned as a threat to banish Trump from the GOP: "When I see something that runs counter to who we are as a party and as a country, I will speak up, so today I want to be very clear about something: If a person wants to be the nominee of the Republican Party, there can be no evasion and no games.
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The wide-ranging implications of the triptych's pictorial references are what, to my mind, lift it out of the 1970s and plant it firmly in the current day, a perspective that runs counter to the historically focused tenor of much of the commentary around the painting; its power lies not in its adherence to models from the past, but in the openings it provides into the future.
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Clinton's position runs counter to that of her Democratic rival, Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, who on Thursday blasted the measure, saying the legislation represents a move in the wrong direction for the island's $72 billion debt issue.
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Anthony BrownAnthony Gregory BrownLawmakers warn Pentagon against reduction of US forces in Africa African American mayor in Iowa endorses Buttigieg Md. congressman endorses Buttigieg, becomes campaign's first national co-chair MORE (D-Md.), states that a move to cut U.S. troops on the continent "runs counter to the National Security Strategy (NSS)," and may leave a power vacuum for Russia or China to take advantage of.
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Rep. Ruben GallegoRuben Gallego22019 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Harris picks up endorsement from influential lawmaker as support slips Democratic lawmaker: Russia, China benefitting from continued US troop presence in Afghanistan MORE (D-Ariz.), a former Marine and Iraq war veteran, called on the Trump administration to pull U.S. forces out of Afghanistan, saying their presence runs counter to national interests.
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That strategy—of public deference to Putin—runs counter to many of the principles and international norms the United States has strived to establish since the end of World War II. Instead of advocating for the very things America has done well for decades, when directly challenged by the press, President Trump chose not to stake any public positions contrary to Russian policies in his appearance with Putin.
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And, as with the denial of rights, the denial of facts runs counter to democracy, it could be its undoing, which is why we must zealously protect independent media; and we have to guard against the tendency for social media to become purely a platform for spectacle, outrage, or disinformation; and we have to insist that our schools teach critical thinking to our young people, not just blind obedience.
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And, as with the denial of rights, the denial of facts runs counter to democracy, it could be its undoing, which is why we must zealously protect independent media; and we have to guard against the tendency for social media to become purely a platform for spectacle, outrage or disinformation; and we have to insist that our schools teach critical thinking to our young people, not just blind obedience.
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"Either option runs counter to the Navy's stated requirement for a 355-ship fleet, and would not be well received on Capitol Hill given there's still consensus that the military and strategic threat from Russia and China is only increasing," naval analyst Jay Korman of Avascent Group told the AP. The proposed cuts would also curtail the Navy's anti-aircraft capabilities amid increased missile threats, according to defense analyst Norman Friedman.
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The "Brexit" vote runs counter to Mr. Obama's vision of open, interconnected societies, and it illustrates the frustrating cycle of his engagement with the world: "America's first Pacific president," as Mr. Obama has called himself, who tried to pull the United States out of the Middle East, now finds himself, near the end of his presidency, confronting a crisis in Europe fueled in part by the refugees attempting to flee the Middle East.
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"In this video, I'll show how C.D.U. people lie, how they are lacking fundamental competencies for their jobs, how they make politics that runs counter to expert opinion, they apparently take part in various war crimes, how they use propaganda and lies against the younger generation, how because of their politics of the last decades the rich become richer and the poor and others increasingly lose," he says at the start of the video.
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As a scientist and researcher with three graduate degrees in weight-related disciplines, I've come to the same conclusions she has: The health concerns attributed to weight are grossly misinformed and exaggerated (drop the "fat is bad" assumption, and the data take on very different meaning); the mandate to diet and lose weight runs counter to everything we know about physiological regulation of weight; and regardless of weight, everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
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But that runs counter to the E.U.'s current austerity drive, so Mr. Soros also suggests a way to help it spend more: Without going into the details, I want to point out that the proposal contains an ingenious device, a special-purpose vehicle, that would enable the E.U. to tap financial markets at a very advantageous rate without incurring a direct obligation for itself or for its member states; it also offers considerable accounting benefits.
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At the same time, those of us who actually have to live through the next 50 years are seeing the impending collapse of everything from our climate to our healthcare system, civil rights and privacy protections, basic security, herd immunity, the food system, the very concept of jobs, and so much more, and we're all left wondering what we can do about it when the usual human solution of progressing our way out of the problem runs counter to the prevailing sentiment of those in power.
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National League FIRST BASE Paul Goldschmidt, Brandon Belt, Wil Myers, Anthony Rizzo SECOND BASE Matt Carpenter, Daniel Murphy, Ben Zobrist SHORTSTOP Corey Seager, Aledmys Diaz THIRD BASE Kris Bryant, Nolan Arenado, Jake Lamb CATCHER Wilson Ramos, Jonathan Lucroy OUTFIELD Bryce Harper, Yoenis Cespedes, Carlos Gonzalez, Adam Duvall, Odubel Herrera, Marcell Ozuna, Christian Yelich PITCHERS Madison Bumgarner, Jake Arrieta, Johnny Cueto, Jeurys Familia, Jose Fernandez, Kenley Jansen, Jon Lester, Carlos Martinez, Mark Melancon, Fernando Rodney, Max Scherzer, Noah Syndergaard, Julio Teheran INJURED Outfielder Dexter Fowler, pitchers Stephen Strasburg and Clayton Kershaw American League FIRST BASE Miguel Cabrera, Eric Hosmer SECOND BASE Jose Altuve, Robinson Cano, Ian Kinsler SHORTSTOP Xander Bogaerts, Francisco Lindor THIRD BASE Manny Machado, Josh Donaldson, Evan Longoria CATCHER Sal Perez, Matt Wieters DESIGNATED HITTER David Ortiz, Carlos Beltran OUTFIELD Jackie Bradley Jr., Ian Desmond, Mike Trout, Mookie Betts, Adam Eaton, Michael Saunders, Mark Trumbo PITCHERS Chris Sale, Fernando Abad, Zach Britton, Wade Davis, Cole Hamels, Will Harris, Kelvin Herrera, Corey Kluber, Ryan Madson, Andrew Miller, Danny Salazar, Aaron Sanchez, Steven Wright Yes, yes, the fact that every team must be represented runs counter to the notion that winning the game is paramount.
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