Energy is a highly sensitive issue for Europe and Russia.
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And it remains a hugely sensitive issue for both sides.
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This hits at a sensitive issue for President Donald Trump.
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But back to that sensitive issue of conflict of interest.
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You'll be able to address an intimate, sensitive issue today.
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Abortion is a sensitive issue for people, and understandably so.
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Resettling refugees in states has long been a sensitive issue.
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"It can be used as a sensitive issue," he said.
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Another sensitive issue involved the uneven quality of the judges.
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We also recognize that this is a challenging and sensitive issue.
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"We recognize that this is a sensitive issue," the spokesperson added.
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"It was such a sensitive issue for these women," Spyra said.
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Job cuts are a sensitive issue in the American car industry.
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However, it has yet to return to the politically-sensitive issue.
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It regularly calls Taiwan the most sensitive issue in China-U.
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"The most sensitive issue is the Hong Kong situation," Evans said.
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Body language, hand gestures in particular, are also a sensitive issue.
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Pension reform is a particularly sensitive issue for the leftist-led government.
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Russia's interference in Ukraine is a particularly sensitive issue for Mr Fridman.
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They also discussed the sensitive issue of the Irish border, they said.
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The fate of its Jews remains a hugely sensitive issue in Poland.
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Clearly the currency is a very sensitive issue for the markets, Larry.
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Race relations are an extremely sensitive issue within the Southern Baptist Convention.
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The FBI's order has only brought this sensitive issue to a head.
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The really sensitive issue about the feminist five is not their feminism.
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Abortion is a sensitive issue in Alabama, and one that favors Republicans.
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An opportunity to heal a sensitive issue will come your way today.
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In a statement, the government said gas prices were a "very sensitive" issue.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Taiwan is the most important and sensitive issue in Sino-U.
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He stood against all the people who said this was a sensitive issue.
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About 400,000 Dutch have Turkish backgrounds, and their loyalty is a sensitive issue.
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IHS Markit analyst Jeremy Carlson said data sharing could be a sensitive issue.
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It's a fine time to have a serious talk about a sensitive issue.
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" "This is not just another AI tool — it tackles a really sensitive issue.
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Schroeder explained why she decided to broach this sensitive issue on her podcast.
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Unfortunately, race is a sensitive issue, perhaps more inflammatory and divisive than gender.
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It also stoked concerns on the sensitive issue of his age at 76.
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Her advice to everyone trying to navigate this sensitive issue: Talk it out.
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Yet Europe appears to be going its own way on the sensitive issue.
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" Ms. Kesting said: "Reaching out to the heirs is always a sensitive issue.
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Proposed changes to rural, disabled and elderly workers' pensions are a particularly sensitive issue.
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In some cases, especially live video, having automatic sound could become a sensitive issue.
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There was merit, however, in seeking supervisory convergence over this sensitive issue, he said.
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Depression is a very very sensitive issue and it's something I've spoken about pic.twitter.
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He had canceled his appeal because of a "sensitive issue", Quynh said, without elaborating.
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All of the sources spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive issue.
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The hypocrisy of the left is especially seen on the sensitive issue of abortion.
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China regularly says Taiwan is the most sensitive issue in its ties with Washington.
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Chinese efforts to get hold of American companies' tech secrets are a sensitive issue.
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No. 1: The European Union has disappointed Italy on immigration, a deeply sensitive issue.
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Taiwan is the most sensitive issue between China and the United States, he said.
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Scallops are a flagship product for Normandy, a primary resource and a highly sensitive issue.
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A lot of us should think twice before weighing in on such a sensitive issue.
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"In many cultures navigating the personal and professional relationship is a sensitive issue," she said.
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China regularly calls Taiwan the most sensitive issue in its relations with the United States.
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It is a sensitive issue but governments certainly have to approach that as a solution.
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It is unclear how the U.S. plan would deal with the sensitive issue of Jerusalem.
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Taiwan is China's most sensitive issue and is claimed by Beijing as its sacred territory.
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To some extent, this is a result of highly polarized views over a very sensitive issue.
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Layoffs are a politically sensitive issue in South Africa where unemployment runs at about 28 percent.
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The status of self-ruled Taiwan is possibly the most sensitive issue between Washington and Beijing.
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The influence of China itself, Indonesia's biggest trade partner by far, is also a sensitive issue.
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It was a sensitive issue at the time for a16z, with some noting its missed opportunity.
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It's a sensitive issue for me because I was severely anorexic for my entire early 20s.
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One example of a beneficiary items is beef, a sensitive issue in U.S.-Korea trade relations.
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On the most sensitive issue, that of the Irish border, Moscovici avoided giving a clear answer.
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China regularly says Taiwan is the most sensitive issue in its ties with the United States.
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The school's fate is a sensitive issue locally, with student groups threatening strikes over the cuts.
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Similarly, it's encouraging to see tech companies working together on a sensitive issue like this one.
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But before that, the EU and Japan have to settle the sensitive issue of investor protection.
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Tokyo is also pushing hard to resolve the sensitive issue of Japanese abducted by North Korea.
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Job cuts are a sensitive issue given unemployment is running at 29%, an 11-year high.
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As such, Christians are right to hold nuanced – and differing – views on this particularly sensitive issue.
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"This is a sensitive issue," Viktor Kladov, Rostec's director for international cooperation and regional policy, told Reuters.
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Lay-offs are a sensitive issue in South Africa where the unemployment rate is about 27 percent.
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Kashmir is a sensitive issue for both countries, which have fought two wars over the mountainous area.
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The Nazi dictatorship remains a highly sensitive issue in Germany, more than seven decades after its defeat.
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Homosexuality is not illegal in Indonesia, but it remains a sensitive issue in the Muslim-majority nation.
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What led to Guerrilla using this language, and did they not foresee it being a sensitive issue?
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IRELAND On the most sensitive issue, that of the Irish border, Moscovici avoided giving a clear answer.
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Self-governed Taiwan is China's most sensitive issue and is claimed by Beijing as its sacred territory.
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The Nazi dictatorship is a highly sensitive issue in Germany, more than seven decades after its defeat.
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And while that may actually be good for Canadian consumers, it's a politically sensitive issue in Canada.
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However, in meetings with Pentagon leaders, PLA officials have long described Taiwan as China's most sensitive issue.
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For us, this is a very sensitive issue as it is holding up the development of our fields.
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I believe that the Chinese are making a mistake by challenging the U.S. on such a sensitive issue.
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In 503, it's a particularly sensitive issue in an already-raucous campaign featuring two candidates who are grandparents.
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"It's a sensitive issue for me, because I was severely anorexic for my entire early 20s," Velour says.
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Nevada was also devastated by foreclosures during the housing crisis, making Mnuchin's record at OneWest a sensitive issue.
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But Jerusalem, holy to three faiths and claimed by both sides, was the most sensitive issue of all.
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While the data are being used for such big picture decisions, individual privacy is still a sensitive issue.
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"It shows the degree to which Taiwan is the most sensitive issue for Xi Jinping, " Eurasia Group said.
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But regulating water use is a politically sensitive issue - one few policymakers are keen to address, Kugelman said.
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While healthcare can be a politically sensitive issue, lawmakers should not shy from offering relief from ObamaCare taxes.
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The EU, however, has resisted including agriculture, a politically sensitive issue in Europe, as part of the negotiations.
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Both sides accused each other of playing politics with the bill and the sensitive issue of domestic abuse.
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Expect a climax of a sensitive issue—concerning worth, wealth, trust, and feeling taken care of—as a result.
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It's a critically important topic and we have worked hard to ensure that we handle this sensitive issue responsibly.
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And that may be, you know, transportation issues, child care, and yes, immigration, even though it's a sensitive issue.
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The health of banks is a sensitive issue for Russia after the central bank conducted a purge of lenders.
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Xi told Trump in Beijing on Thursday that Taiwan is the most important and sensitive issue in Sino-U.
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The rules are finely honed to address what remains a sensitive issue, says Jody Wilson-Raybould, Canada's justice minister.
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But above all else, he didn't want any of it to be shocking or exploitative of a sensitive issue.
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"This is extremely sensitive issue in the eyes of the Brazilian society," Temer said during the joint press conference.
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This month, Xi told Trump in Beijing that Taiwan was the most important and sensitive issue in Sino-U.
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Taiwan is the most significant and sensitive issue in U.S.-China relations, the Chinese foreign ministry has previously said.
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They are considering legislation to reform the complaint process on the Hill and boost transparency around the sensitive issue.
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"This is an extremely sensitive issue in the eyes of the Brazilian society," Temer said at today's press conference.
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This can be a tricky, sensitive issue for both the couple and the past partner, according to Ms. Gottsman.
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Calling it a difficult and 'sensitive' issue for Greeks, Mitsotakis said he hoped that 'this chapter could someday close'.
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Antigone Davis, Facebook's Head of Global Safety, told TechCrunch that human discretion is still needed for such a sensitive issue.
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This is something of a sensitive issue for Samoans, who have among the highest rates of obesity in the world.
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AMCU's case centred on layoffs, a sensitive issue in South Africa, where unemployment is at 27% according to latest data.
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It's a sensitive issue, museum board member Glenda Wooten says, and they're still trying to sort out the right wording.
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David French, conservative author and columnist for National Review, writes about nearly every debatable, sensitive issue in politics right now.
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Cuba faces obstacles besides the sensitive issue of how long to wait after Castro's death before it might pursue ethanol.
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European officials said a reference to refugees and migration - a sensitive issue for Trump's administration - was excised to ensure consensus.
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"It's a sensitive issue for legislators" from those states, said Eric Farnsworth, vice president at the Council of the Americas.
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"As with many other things she has promised, the social pillar is a very sensitive issue," said another EU diplomat.
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It's also a politically sensitive issue in Japan, which is the only country that's actually been hit with nuclear weapons.
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Whether that includes the construction of new nuclear reactors has emerged as a politically sensitive issue for President Emmanuel Macron.
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Erika looks a mixture of embarrassed and angry that people have been talking about such a sensitive issue behind her back.
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It lays down a marker on this sensitive issue before Chinese President Xi Jingping arrives at Mar-a-Lago next month.
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Anti-Semitism remains a hugely sensitive issue in Germany more than 70 years after the end of the Nazi-era Holocaust.
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Hanoi and Beijing have long been embroiled in disputes over the maritime boundary, which is a politically sensitive issue in Vietnam.
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The job cuts are a sensitive issue for the Kremlin, which is worried about social unrest stemming from the economic slump.
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Mercury is retrograde, and it meets with Mars today, stirring up an emotionally sensitive issue that you need to deal with.
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All are campaigning for greater autonomy to a varying degree for the restive region, a sensitive issue for the Thai military.
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"The administration, including police, was negligent and callous in handling such a sensitive issue," the NHRC's Enamul Hoque Chowdhury told Reuters.
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Land is a sensitive issue in this part of the world, but having a growing population is not a bad problem.
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"There should be an incentive for banks," said the official, who declined to be named when commenting on a sensitive issue.
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Many different options must be considered, especially with regard to the sensitive issue of construction work on a mass burial site.
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"Putting a dollar value on good health and the environment is a sensitive issue," says Marco Springmann, the study's lead author.
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Unlike in other notoriously smoggy cities such as Beijing, air pollution has yet to become a politically sensitive issue in Delhi.
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We're a little raw right now and anything that has to do with guns is a very sensitive issue for us.
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The case has been a sensitive issue for Washington and Iran, and Ejei's statement on Sunday did little to resolve it.
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Importing rice is a politically sensitive issue in the Philippines where nearly half of the population works in the agriculture sector.
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Anti-Semitism remains a sensitive issue in Germany after more than 6 million Jews were murdered during the Nazi-era Holocaust.
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It would likely also frustrate Trump, who is taking pains to avoid showing his anger on such a politically sensitive issue.
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But Mr. Biden, his allies acknowledge, had plainly misread what activists on the left would accept on an extraordinarily sensitive issue.
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Regeni had been doing research on Egypt's labor movements — a politically sensitive issue in Egypt — when, on January 20103, he went missing.
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Xi also delivered a major speech in Beijing on Wednesday about China's ties with Taiwan, a highly sensitive issue dominating Chinese politics.
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And after mulling the situation over, she grew more "upset" with how the sensitive issue was handled by the former Meijer pharmacist.
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Foreign ownership of land by foreigners has become a sensitive issue in Australia and a flashpoint between Australia and China in particular.
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China has long described self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by Beijing as its sacred territory, as the most sensitive issue in Sino-U.
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Anti-Semitism remains a sensitive issue in Germany given that more than 6 million Jews were murdered during the Nazi-era Holocaust.
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Gas prices are a sensitive issue in a country where a large part of the population lives on the verge of poverty.
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Documents released ahead of the ANC policy conference in June also indicate policy continuity, including on the sensitive issue of land expropriation.
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You were in freak-out mode this morning or late last night about a sensitive issue, but things will smooth out today.
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Democrats have objected to the fact that Barr weighed in on such a sensitive issue that he would be poised to oversee.
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A leaked report about the query has triggered emotional debate in a country whose Nazi past keeps military action a sensitive issue.
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Euro bonds are a highly sensitive issue because they would technically group debt from, for example, Italy and Germany, in one bond.
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The suits touched on a particularly sensitive issue for native Hawaiians having to do with land that traditionally belonged to Hawaii's kings.
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Many Icelanders view them as good Samaritans who deserve the public's support, a fact that has made restricting fireworks a sensitive issue.
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Anti-Semitism is a highly sensitive issue in Germany, whose Nazi-era government murdered more than 6 million Jews during the Holocaust.
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It has even been willing to discuss compensation for American property nationalized in the 1960s and the sensitive issue of human rights.
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It resurrected a sensitive issue for the Biden campaign: Accusations of plagiarism forced Mr. Biden out of the presidential race in 1988.
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Money is a sensitive issue for many people, but today's moon in Scorpio marks a good time to tackle topics concerning cash.
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But as all social networks continue to fight hate content, live videos of shootings are a uniquely sensitive issue for live-streaming platforms.
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The price of diesel is a sensitive issue for truck drivers, whose national strike in 2018 had a huge impact on the economy.
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U.S. admission of Syrian refugees has long been a politically sensitive issue, although the country has admitted far fewer than many close allies.
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Big banks continue to be a sensitive issue within the Democratic Party, which was bitterly divided over the May legislation, and among voters.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany given its legacy of spying by East Germany's Stasi secret police and the Nazi era Gestapo.
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Germany has favored a subtle approach, with Chancellor Merkel saying little if anything in public on what is a sensitive issue at home.
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Bonuses are a sensitive issue in Germany where many politicians and public opinion are critical of high pay and Anglo-Saxon style capitalism.
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Bonuses are a sensitive issue in Germany, where many politicians and public opinion are critical of high pay and Anglo-Saxon style capitalism.
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Germany is the world's third-biggest arms exporter, but weapons sales remain a domestically sensitive issue given the country's World War Two history.
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Kurdish separatism is a sensitive issue for Turkey, which has been battling a militant insurgency in its largely Kurdish southeast for three decades.
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In the span of a few months, Washington and Moscow had resolved a sensitive issue that had dragged on for almost 28503 years!
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Catalan separatism is a sensitive issue in Spain, especially four days before a general election in which it could play an important role.
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The relationship between the White House and the Department of Justice rarely has been such a major and sensitive issue in political discourse.
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But in continental Europe the response less often invoked feminism and focused on privacy, a sensitive issue for many Europeans, personally and politically.
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Data privacy is a sensitive issue in Germany due to memories of Communist East Germany's Stasi secret police and the Nazi era Gestapo.
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Pipeline safety is a sensitive issue in Canada, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government in November approved a new Kinder Morgan Inc pipeline.
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Some files had pictures of account holders from Facebook and LinkedIn, a potentially sensitive issue in a conservative country where privacy is valued.
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"It's a critically important topic, and we have worked hard to ensure that we handle this sensitive issue responsibly," the Netflix spokesman said.
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"We don't need to make a sensitive issue and situation all the more dramatic," said Garrison, a former Homeland Security and Pentagon official.
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KAPLAN: POLICIES THAT MIGHT DISCOURAGE GROWTH IN APPROPRIATE – UNDERSTANDING IT'S A SENSITIVE ISSUE – IN TERMS OF APPROPRIATE IMMIGRATION COULD ACTUALLY SLOW WORK FORCE GROWTH.
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The review would also look at the sensitive issue of remuneration, sales targets and incentives that have encouraged misselling of financial products, Munchenberg said.
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In addition, the typically sensitive issue of agriculture might be easier to resolve because both partners were seeking greater access, albeit for different products.
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But fraud on the European Union's 141-billion euro budget is a sensitive issue for an EU under pressure from voters skeptical of Brussels.
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Power tariffs are a politically sensitive issue in India, where more than three quarters of the electricity is generated by coal-fired power plants.
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Privacy remains a sensitive issue in Germany due to extensive surveillance by Communist East Germany's Stasi secret police and by the Nazi era Gestapo.
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You'll be able to work out a sensitive issue this evening, when the Moon makes a helpful connection with Saturn, the planet of stability.
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Erdogan also touched on the sensitive issue of an American pastor, Andrew Brunson, who has been detained in Turkey for more than a year.
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Although one option might be to let an overseas company to step in, foreign investment in Canada's energy sector could be a sensitive issue.
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Nancy Alford, 51, from Greensboro, said that it was a "very sensitive issue" but that she wanted everyone to be treated and vetted equally.
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There is so much conflicting information, and study after study shows us that likeability is a uniquely sensitive issue for women in leadership roles.
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Fishing rights are likely to become an increasingly sensitive issue as Britain negotiates its future relationship with the EU after Brexit in March 2019.
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Jerusalem is home to holy sites important to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, and control over the city has long been a sensitive issue.
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"Transplants are always a sensitive issue to discuss, because there's death involved," Stehlik said, emphasizing the need to reduce drug overdose deaths no matter what.
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This is a politically sensitive issue in Germany, where excess cash in bank accounts is abundant and the government is preparing for elections in September.
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China will kick off a year of sensitive anniversaries with a major speech on Wednesday by President Xi Jinping on Taiwan, China's most sensitive issue.
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Muslim leaders, meanwhile, say they welcome dialogue but resent the outside agitation on a sensitive issue for a congregation that spans generations and cultural traditions.
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Cleaning up the IOR has been a sensitive issue facing Pope Francis in his bid to overhaul the labyrinthine Vatican bureaucracy after years of scandal.
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Opposition leaders have criticised the government for failing to rein in rising fuel prices, a politically-sensitive issue in one of the world's biggest economies.
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"I want to address an insensitive comment I made on a very sensitive issue, especially in a minority dominated industry like hip-hop," he wrote.
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U.S. admission of Syrian refugees has long been a politically sensitive issue, although the country has admitted far fewer than many of its close allies.
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That can be a sensitive issue, for example in Norway, which is the world's biggest salmon producer and has tough restrictions on genetically modified foods.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany where East Germany's Stasi secret police and the Nazi era Gestapo kept a close watch on the population.
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Communism remains a highly sensitive issue in Indonesia after bloody anti-communist purges in the country in 1965 and symbols and some literature remain outlawed.
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The calls by European powers at the U.N. Human Rights Council on Tuesday coincided with the first side-event held on the politically sensitive issue.
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Data that is critically necessary for educational innovation is restricted, poorly structured or not digitized at all; indeed, data access is a highly sensitive issue.
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Jerusalem has always been the most sensitive issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with almost every square inch of territory hotly contested by multiple parties.
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But by recognizing Israel's claim to Jerusalem, Trump was seen by the Palestinians as siding with Israel on the most sensitive issue in the conflict.
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But in recent years immigration has become a sensitive issue, with anti-immigrant attacks, economic hardship and a government clampdown on immigrants and asylum seekers.
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The Palestinian case against Israel is by far the most high profile and politically sensitive issue to reach the court since it opened in 2002.
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Safe spaces are places where L.G.B.T.Q. students can discuss a sensitive issue related to their gender or sexuality without being socially, professionally or physically harmed.
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Swedes generally support the country's income-tax system, where the top rate is among the highest in the world, and executive pay is a sensitive issue.
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It's a sensitive issue for Trump, who faced criticism for some of his products being made overseas, including his ties, beverages, hotel items and much more.
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Because of its ethnic makeup, the fate of the town is a "very sensitive issue" for the Turkish government, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Sunday.
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But talks have been clouded by the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, who has openly criticized China on trade and the sensitive issue of Taiwan.
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Surveillance is a particularly sensitive issue in Germany where East Germany's Stasi secret police and the Nazi era Gestapo kept a close watch on the population.
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Though it would help if he wins a parliamentary majority, labor reform is always a deeply sensitive issue in France, where high job security is cherished.
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The legislation, approved by both chambers of the U.S. Congress, has angered China, which regularly calls self-ruled Taiwan the most sensitive issue in Sino-U.
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In prepared remarks, Ginsburg, a four-time cancer survivor who turns 87 in March, referenced another sensitive issue: how much longer she has on the court.
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By focusing on the interplay between climate change, land, and food security, the report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change tackles a politically sensitive issue.
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Constitutionally this is possible—regional AfD youth chapters are already being watched—but Germany's history of state surveillance makes it a sensitive issue, with high legal hurdles.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will kick off a year of sensitive anniversaries with a major speech on Wednesday by President Xi Jinping on Taiwan, China's most sensitive issue.
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Layoffs in South Africa are a politically sensitive issue and regulators have in the past placed caps on lay-offs as a condition of deals being approved.
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Privacy is a particularly sensitive issue in Germany because of the surveillance by the Gestapo in the Nazi era and by communist East Germany's Stasi secret police.
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"This is a sensitive issue," a spokesperson told VICE News, adding that the company had spoken to experts and other stakeholders in Europe before making the decision.
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Banking costs are a sensitive issue in Mexico, where officials have struggled to improve financial inclusion for the millions of people who do not have bank accounts.
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In the world's most populous Muslim country, suspicions about the wealth of the ethnic-Chinese community run deep and the influence of China is a sensitive issue.
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Security is a politically sensitive issue ahead of an election next February because Buhari was elected in 2015 in part because of his promise to improve security.
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This included everything from practical information about how to find lethal drugs and their requisite dosages to how to discuss such a sensitive issue with loved ones.
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Jerusalem is the most sensitive issue for both sides, and the solution must meet the needs not only of the parties, but of all three monotheistic faiths.
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China claims democratic and separately ruled Taiwan as its own territory, and regularly describes Taiwan as the most sensitive issue in its ties with the United States.
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Anti-Semitism is an especially sensitive issue in Germany, which during World War Two was responsible for the genocide of 6 million Jews in the Nazi Holocaust.
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The way global companies identify Crimea has been a highly sensitive issue for both countries since Kremlin-backed forces annexed the region from Ukraine in March 2014.
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China claims democratic and separately ruled Taiwan as its own territory, and regularly describes Taiwan as the most sensitive issue in its ties with the United States.
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Ownership of farmland is a sensitive issue in Australia amid concerns that foreign buyers are snapping up properties to cash in on a boom in Asian food demand.
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"With regard to the payment of the border wall, both Presidents acknowledged their clear and very public differences in position on this sensitive issue," the Mexican statement said.
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With a German parliamentary election due in September, relations with Turkey are an especially sensitive issue, exposing her to criticism from other parties that hope to unseat her.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany because of extensive snooping by the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany and by the Gestapo in the Nazi era.
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The unmasking of American citizens' identities swept up in U.S. electronic espionage became a sensitive issue after U.S. government spying on communications traffic expanded sharply following the Sept.
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The police chief in Petaling Jaya told local papers that the man's attire raises a sensitive issue, following recent incidents in the country linked to the Islamic State.
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The harsh policy has attracted widespread criticism from the United Nations and rights groups but has bipartisan support at home, with immigration a sensitive issue for Australian voters.
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Trump has already backed down on China's most sensitive issue — Taiwan — having first infuriated Beijing by suggesting he might not abide by Washington's long-standing "one China" policy.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany after the abuses by the Gestapo during the Nazi era and the Stasi in Communist East Germany during the Cold War.
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If the Trump administration begins to flirt with troop withdrawals, there will be more pressure to expand American military operations and bases in Okinawa -- always a sensitive issue.
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Anti-Semitism remains a sensitive issue in Germany, one of Israel's closest allies, more than 70 years after the Nazi Holocaust, in which six million Jews were killed.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, both Democrats, unveiled companion bills in the House and Senate to reform the sexual harassment complaint process in Congress and boost transparency around the sensitive issue.
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"It&aposs really a sensitive issue in Israel," said Israel Hershkovitz, a Tel Aviv University anthropology professor who helped curate the exhibit, echoing remarks from other museum officials.
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Trump has already backed down on China's most sensitive issue - Taiwan - having first infuriated Beijing by suggesting he might not abide by Washington's long-standing "one China" policy.
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Jerusalem has always been the most sensitive issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with every square inch considered sacred, if not for religious reasons, then for political aspirations.
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Last week, the paper published a series of articles about ethnic favoritism in the presidential palace, a sensitive issue in a country that has long struggled with equality.
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Here's a brief guide on what Section 702 lets America's intelligence agencies do — and why it's long been a sensitive issue for Americans in and out of government.
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"I know it's a very sensitive issue, but the people arguing privacy just don't have a handle on how widespread it's used by the bad people," he said.
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Women's rights advocates said it was a sensitive issue for many women campaigning globally against the obligatory wearing of headscarves and other clothing in a fight against oppression.
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Sensitive issue on Capitol Hill The reauthorization is potentially a politically fraught issue on Capitol Hill, and the House is expected to vote on the bill later Thursday.
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Beijing has recently emphasized that Taiwan is the most sensitive issue in relations with Washington, where Congress has been one of the most visible international supporters of Taiwan.
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Jerusalem's Old City has the third-holiest mosque in Islam and the holiest site in Judaism, making the city's status a sensitive issue for Muslims and Jews alike.
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Military intervention in civilian affairs is an extremely sensitive issue in South Korea, which was ruled by army-backed dictatorships for decades before achieving democracy in the late 1980s.
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China often says the United States' acknowledgement of its "one-China" policy is foundational for two-way ties, and that Taiwan is the most sensitive issue in the relationship.
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Gas production limits have become a sensitive issue in the Netherlands as the country tries to reduce production at its large Groningen gas field that has caused damaging earthquakes.
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For years, organ trafficking was a sensitive issue for China and it repeatedly denied accusations by human rights researchers and scholars that it forcibly took organs from executed prisoners.
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It prejudged arguably the most sensitive issue in the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict and set off protests across the Middle East, with many demonstrations targeting US embassies overseas.
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State surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany because of extensive snooping by the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany and by the Gestapo in the Nazi era.
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Blasphemy is a sensitive issue in Pakistan, where at least 74 people have been killed in attacks motivated by blasphemy accusations since 1990, according to an Al Jazeera tally.
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Instead, it was a call to protest over the most sensitive issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — the land itself — that brought Palestinians out in huge numbers on Friday.
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That would be a sensitive issue in any society, but in countries like China and India, which are plowing through tumultuous industrial and social changes, it's even more difficult.
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Mr. Kiir announced a "painful" decision on the politically sensitive issue of the number of states, and Mr. Machar agreed to have Mr. Kiir take responsibility for his security.
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A Republican president cutting out his own party's leadership on a politically sensitive issue to work directly with Democrats is unheard of and would otherwise be considered politically perilous.
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A Google official, requesting anonymity to discuss the sensitive issue, said the company would not have joined the drone project last year had the principles already been in place.
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Jerusalem's Old City has the third-holiest mosque in Islam and the holiest site in Judaism, making the city's status a sensitive issue for Muslims and Jews worldwide alike.
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China, which sees Taiwan as the most sensitive issue between it and the United States, is working to stamp out even simple references to the island internationally, they said.
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China has never renounced the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control and regularly calls the island its most sensitive issue in its ties with the United States.
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Layoffs in the mining sector are a sensitive issue in a country where unemployment is running at 27%, but they are common in the industry, where some mines are unprofitable.
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China's attention is squarely on Taiwan's 2020 presidential election, said Eurasia's Broderick, with China's foreign ministry indicating that Taiwan is the most significant and sensitive issue in U.S.-China relations.
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Klobuchar turned another potentially sensitive issue to her advantage when she spoke about her father's battle with alcoholism, and how his receiving treatment allowed him to turn his life around.
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Details: The report was written by analysts from the Foreign Ministry's Political Research Center and was classified "secret" because it deals with the highly sensitive issue of Saudi-Israeli relations.
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Advanced formats such as video and especially native are on the rise, as well as the user of user data for targeting, despite data being a sensitive issue in China.
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Xinhua also pointed indirectly to a sensitive issue about the British delay: Brexiteers had promoted a vision of Britain outside the EU with closer ties to emerging markets like China.
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He was very chummy with Comey when they met shortly after his inauguration, which does not indicate distress over the FBI's handling of a sensitive issue involving a political rival.
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Davis declined to provide pricing information, saying that it is a "very sensitive issue in this biopharmaceutical industry," and promised that the cost would be on par with other states.
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The group picture was taken following a roundtable discussion with Indian women journalists and activists, and it drew Dorsey into a hugely sensitive issue about power structures in Indian society.
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Now, Jerusalem is the most sensitive issue for both sides, and the solution will have to meet the needs not only of the parties, but of all three monotheistic faiths.
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Facebook would not confirm this however, when contacted by CNBC, saying that it regularly talks with experts and other stakeholders in Europe and understands that it is a sensitive issue.
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But the way Mr. Trump has handled grieving military families loomed over all, and thrust the sensitive issue of how presidents deal with the casualties of war to center stage.
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Kashmir is such a sensitive issue in India and Pakistan that it would be nearly impossible for Mr. Xi to say anything publicly on it without angering one of them.
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That's a sensitive issue a time when many governments, under pressure from the United States, are debating whether using Huawei equipment in next-generation wireless networks poses a security risk.
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For Mr. Abe, the deal is a sort of quid quo pro, according to a person familiar with the leader's thinking, who asked for anonymity to discuss the sensitive issue.
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Rather than putting the issue behind them, however, the move only prolonged the controversy and has drawn attention to divisions that erupted inside the party around a highly sensitive issue.
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The government and oil firms agreed to cut wholesale domestic fuel prices last year as a temporary measure to keep a lid on petrol and diesel costs, a politically sensitive issue.
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February 18 is also the start of Pisces season, and February 19 marks the full moon (a super moon!) in Virgo, bringing a climax around a highly personal and sensitive issue.
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As gun violence has continued to be an sensitive issue in America, many stars have made it a point to be vocal with their opinions about gun laws in the country.
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Turkey, whose role in a post-reunification Cyprus remains a highly sensitive issue in the talks, will hold a referendum on April 16 on boosting the powers of President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Potential Russian influence over western elections has become a sensitive issue since U.S. intelligence agencies accused their Russian counterparts of seeking to disrupt the U.S. election through hacking and cyber attacks.
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China still does not give out data for climate-warming carbon dioxide emissions, and offers only incomplete heavy metal pollution figures - a sensitive issue following food scandals in rice-growing regions.
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Motorway tolls in Italy are among the highest in Europe and are a sensitive issue in a country that also has one of the highest car-ownership rates in the continent.
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Subsidy reform is a sensitive issue in Algeria because the government spends about $30 billion a year to subsidise almost everything from basic foodstuffs and fuel to medicine, housing and education.
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So if dilution is a sensitive issue, you need either a larger denominator which is the value of the company and you can get that through potentially proving out more before.
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The problem, though, is that the N.F.L. has not always been aboveboard in its links to the military, and that is another reason Kaepernick's stance is touching on a sensitive issue.
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Papua, where a separatist movement has simmered for decades, is a sensitive issue for Indonesia, which took over the former Dutch colony after a widely criticized U.N.-backed referendum in 1969.
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Stocks and warehousing are something of a sensitive issue with the LME right now, given the furore over load-out queues and the subsequent regulatory remoulding of the exchange warehousing model.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union negotiators dismiss as "fantasy" some main British demands for Brexit, including on the sensitive issue of the Northern Ireland border, a senior EU official said on Thursday.
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Motorway tolls in Italy are among the highest in Europe and are a sensitive issue in a country which also has one of the highest car ownership rates in the continent.
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But the Nile has become a politically sensitive issue in recent years over fears that a giant upriver dam, nearing completion in Ethiopia, will cut Egypt's share of the river waters.
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The dispute arose as Britain negotiates its exit from the European Union, with fishing and access to waters a particularly sensitive issue in key areas for the ruling minority Conservative government.
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Trump has said little about OPEC in recent months, but that might change if oil and gasoline prices rise - a politically sensitive issue as he seeks re-election in November 2020.
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It is also looking at housing people in communities and the possibility of getting sponsorships for people to move to other areas - a politically sensitive issue given movement restrictions in Iraq.
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I think Egypt is a difficult environment to be in, it's a dictatorship effectively and both the UK and Italy are close allies of Egypt so diplomatically that's a sensitive issue.
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"We have long encouraged all parties to work together and approach this sensitive issue in a way that will promote healing, reconciliation, and mutual trust," State Department spokesman Michael Cavey said.
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However, the only way to make most farms viable, he said, was to introduce more technology, including transgenic corn — a highly sensitive issue in Mexico, where planting genetically modified corn is banned.
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Potential Russian involvement in western elections has become a sensitive issue since U.S. intelligence agencies accused their Russian counterparts of seeking to influence the U.S. election through hacking, something Moscow has denied.
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Palestinians saw the decision as siding with Israel on the most sensitive issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and say it disqualifies the U.S. from its traditional role of Mideast peace broker.
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European commissioners from the bloc's 28 members debated the politically sensitive issue for the first time in January and are expected to come back to it again in late June or July.
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Bangladesh's reluctance to aggressively come to the defense of the bloggers is based both on an aversion to taking on a sensitive issue and a lack of sympathy for the troublemaking bloggers.
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"This is a sensitive issue, with potentially far-reaching consequences for Hong Kong and its people, for EU and foreign citizens, as well as for business confidence in Hong Kong," it said.
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Anti-Semitism remains a sensitive issue in Germany, one of Israel's closest allies, more than 70 years after the end of the Nazi-era Holocaust, in which six million Jews were killed.
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The topic of Allen has long been a sensitive issue in Hollywood, with many in the industry butting heads after Allen was accused of sexual abuse by his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow.
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Germany is one of the world's five biggest arms exporters, according to the SIPRI research group, but weapons sales are a sensitive issue there due to the country's World War Two history.
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But it has become a sensitive issue for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's leftist party, which strongly opposed it before coming to power in 2015 but which has also promised to protect jobs.
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The health of leading members of the ruling family is a sensitive issue in Kuwait, where less senior al-Sabah members have long been jostling for position, according to diplomats and analysts.
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He mentioned thumb- or finger-pricking tests, which other experts said could become painful over time and were also a sensitive issue for athletes using their hands, or airport-security-style scanning.
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Bank rescues are a sensitive issue in Italy, where an anti-establishment government has campaigned against EU "bail-in" rules that limit the use of public money to prop up ailing lenders.
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This is a particularly sensitive issue since several smaller Italian lenders, which were rescued and cleaned up, were later plagued by problematic loans that were initially tucked into their performing loans portfolios.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, both Democrats, unveiled companion bills in the House and Senate to reform the sexual harassment complaint process on the Hill and boost transparency around the sensitive issue.
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Neither agency has held a news conference or issued regulations primarily focused on that important but politically sensitive issue, and officials of both agencies get very nervous when it is brought up.
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But our fixer had told us that there were a lot of spies and informants in the area, and we were interviewing a lot of different people, investigating an extremely sensitive issue.
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Worker pay is a sensitive issue in Mexico, a country riven by sharp inequality and which has struggled for years to alleviate poverty, which affects well over 40 percent of the population.
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The announcement came a day after the two countries appeared to strike a temporary truce over the sensitive issue important to major U.S. tech companies that operate globally (The New York Times).
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Dan Tompkins, lead science strategist for Predator Free 2050, says that parallel initiatives will consider how to address the problem of cats -- a sensitive issue for some people -- at a later date.
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"It is a sensitive issue and the possibility of an effect of taking medications and hurting your child has created suffering and guilt in women," she wrote in an email to Reuters.
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"Any extradition treaty is a very sensitive issue, because it involves human beings in our custody, and you have to have confidence in the other country's rule of law," Mr. Fullilove said.
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Populist parties are surging across the Continent, amid a rising nationalism that threatens European cohesion and has made the prospect of surrendering sovereignty on a sensitive issue like national security even harder.
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Potential Russian involvement in western elections has become a more sensitive issue since U.S. intelligence agencies accused their Russian counterparts of seeking to influence the U.S. election through hacking, something Moscow has denied.
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Gas prices are a sensitive issue in a country where a large part of the population lives on the verge of poverty, and the increase in October dented Poroshenko's popularity with some voters.
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Freedom of expression is a particularly sensitive issue in crisis-hit Greece, which has a history of political violence, including from November 17 and during the 1967-1974 rule by a military junta.
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Negotiations, however still needed to "achieve full clarity in climate finance," Espinosa said, referring to a $100 billion fund to help developing countries tackle climate change, describing funding as a "politically sensitive" issue.
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Some analysts believe Trump is keen to inject the sensitive issue of race into the 2020 campaign, believing it will fire up his base of supporters and help him win a tight race.
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Now without a permanent CEO, the airline faces mammoth turnaround requirements including cost cutting decisions that have been put off for years, in a country where job cuts are a hugely sensitive issue.
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It takes you off your core message and into a very sensitive issue that would only exacerbate the gender gap at a time when he's having serious problems getting support from female voters.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular news briefing that the status of Jerusalem was a complicated and sensitive issue and China was concerned the U.S. decision "could sharpen regional conflict".
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Protests are a sensitive issue in Russia where human rights workers accuse authorities of breaking up protests by force and using other heavy-handed tactics to keep a lid on anti-government rallies.
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When it comes to perhaps the most sensitive issue of all for Trump — Russia — Bolton has echoed Trump's charges that Obama officials politicized intelligence to smear Trump as a tool of the Kremlin.
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Turkey's use of the Leopard 2 tanks in an offensive in northern Syria has fueled a debate about Berlin's approval of arms exports, a domestically sensitive issue given the country's World War Two history.
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Their long-term presence is a particularly sensitive issue for Lebanon, where the addition of so many predominantly Sunni Muslim Syrians would upset the delicate sectarian balance with Christians, Shi'ite Muslims and other groups.
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Energy security is a particularly sensitive issue for Japan given it has to import most of its needs and after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdown led to the shutdown of most nuclear power stations.
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Turkey's use of the Leopard 2 tanks in an offensive in northern Syria has fuelled a debate about Berlin's approval of arms exports, a domestically sensitive issue given the country's World War Two history.
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Szijjarto said it was overwhelmingly in the EU's interest to keep Britain in the 28-member bloc, but that cutting benefits of those that had moved to live there was a highly sensitive issue.
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He told reporters Thursday that data breaches are a sensitive issue for regulators, adding that different areas of the private sector can never agree on where the legal burden to protect data should fall.
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The former vice president has regularly called for increased gun control in his campaign, a particularly sensitive issue among the blue-collar voters he's trying to win in his primary battle with Vermont Sen.
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I referenced a policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics that called on pediatricians, in particular, to be careful about using harsh, stigmatizing or judgmental language with our patients around this sensitive issue.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 13 (Reuters) - The European Commission debated on Wednesday the politically sensitive issue of changing China's international trade status and agreed to more discussion and analysis, European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans said.
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"The four of us were talking about it a little bit because now it's such a sensitive issue," said Simin Feng, who is currently in California preparing for the first major of the season.
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This tends to be a sensitive issue for countries like Germany and the Netherlands because they don't want their traditionally healthier finances to be impacted by other countries with extreme high levels of debt.
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"That is really turning a national security process completely on its head," she said on CNN, warning that the President was not getting the full range of necessary advice on such a sensitive issue.
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Mr. Masot was particularly eager to target Alan Duncan, a minister in the Foreign Office who has been critical of Israel and its settlements in occupied Palestinian territory, a sensitive issue in British politics.
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The opposition Labour Party is seeking to force the government to publish its legal advice on leaving the European Union, including on how the deal will handle the sensitive issue of the Irish border.
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Food prices are a politically sensitive issue because of their impact on the poor, with the Indonesian government blaming high prices on food hoarding and speculators, although some analysts credit the country's self-sufficiency policy.
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He also said unemployment, now at 21.7 percent, was set to fall below 20 percent next year and the government was determined to fight labor law violations - a sensitive issue for his leftist party Syriza.
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The plight of the Rohingya has raised questions about Suu Kyi's commitment to human rights and represents a politically sensitive issue for her National League for Democracy, which won a landslide election victory last year.
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The IMF will be watching closely too to see if Zelenskiy will allow gas prices to rise to market levels, an IMF demand but a politically sensitive issue and one Zelenskiy has been vague about.
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The situation surrounding a Hong Kong man accused of murder in Taiwan has become a diplomatic dispute — and it concerns the sensitive issue surrounding Taiwan's sovereignty as the self-ruled island enters its election season.
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The IMF will be watching closely too to see if Zelenskiy will allow gas prices to rise to market levels, an IMF demand but a politically sensitive issue and one Zelenskiy has been vague about.
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Eliminating the need for them could save household budgets hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars which the workers remit home annually but so far authorities have not said they are studying the politically sensitive issue.
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Martial law is a sensitive issue in the Philippines, bringing back memories of the 1970s rule of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, who was accused of exaggerating security threats to justify harsh measures to suppress dissent.
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Foreign ownership of land has become a sensitive issue in Australia and a flashpoint between Australia and China as debate rages over the effect of overseas investment on real estate prices and on national interests.
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Australia is due to a sign a trade deal this year with Indonesia, the world's biggest Muslim-majority country, where the Palestinian question is a sensitive issue and tens of thousands protested against Trump's decision.
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The selection of suppliers for the new networks has become a politically sensitive issue after the United States lobbied Europe to shut out China's Huawei, saying its equipment could be used by Beijing for espionage.
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Croatia, which wants to join the EU's border-free Schengen area, has to convince Brussels that it is able to effectively manage the bloc's external border, a particularly sensitive issue since Europe's 2015 migrant crisis.
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Of these, the most sensitive issue involves suggestions that because of incompetence, corruption, or iniquity, the Communist Party, and the men—and they're all men—in charge of it, do not deserve to rule China.
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The long-term presence of refugees is a particularly sensitive issue in Lebanon where some politicians say the influx of mainly Sunni Syrians might destabilize the delicate sectarian balance with Christians, Shi'ite Muslims and others.
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"I was shocked when he called the exercises 'provocative,' a very unlikely word to be used by a U.S. president," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because it was a politically sensitive issue.
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Hong Kong has also become an increasingly sensitive issue for Beijing, which has tried to extend its influence over the former British colony, despite its distinct status as an administration region with its own laws.
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Like thousands of Italians who invested their savings in the shares and bonds of local banks, Popolare di Bari's 69,000 shareholders stand to lose their money in a rescue, making it a politically sensitive issue.
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Infectious diseases are also a sensitive issue for Beijing after an outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2003, which many blamed on the failure by authorities to disclose information in a timely manner.
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But he has also accused Abbott of being part of a secret deal when he was leader to overturn the ban, a contentious move in a country where gun control is such a sensitive issue.
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The preference for costly reclamation over re-purposing PLA land has led some to believe the Hong Kong government does not want to confront the Beijing leadership over a potentially sensitive issue of national security.
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It remains unclear how the sensitive issue will be handled and people familiar with Chinese history are vividly recalling how power transitions had always been a main source of violence, political instability and national chaos.
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Elvia Ardon, a top official at the government's health ministry, said abortion was a "sensitive" issue in the Central American nation, noting that its conservative president, Juan Orlando Hernandez, and first lady, were both opposed.
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The plight of Myanmar's Muslims has raised questions about the democracy champion's commitment to human rights and represents a politically sensitive issue for her after the end of decades of repressive military rule exposed communal tensions.
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Claimed by Beijing as its sacred territory, Taiwan is China's most sensitive issue, with President Xi Jinping having stepped up pressure on the island since 2016, when pro-independence leaning Tsai Ing-wen became its president.
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The report threw the spotlight on medical confidentiality guidelines in Germany in particular, a country where privacy is a highly sensitive issue due to extensive surveillance under Communism in East Germany and during the Nazi era.
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Ownership of farmland, especially by Chinese investors, is a sensitive issue in Australia, one of the world's biggest agricultural exporters, as foreign buyers snap up properties to cash in on a boom in Asian food demand.
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Moreover, we understand that race is a sensitive issue in America and view this experience as a reminder that every interaction is an opportunity to treat each customer as we ourselves would like to be treated.
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Electronic surveillance is a particularly sensitive issue in Mexico right now, after the government was found in June to have snooped on prominent journalists, lawyers, and anti-corruption activists by planting spyware on their cell phones.
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That led to regular delays, enacted by Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Donald Trump to avoid igniting perhaps the most sensitive issue in the conflict, likely dooming the chances for productive negotiations.
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While the proposals still need to be agreed with the European Parliament before becoming law, it would be the first legislation at EU level to tackle the sensitive issue of proliferating hate speech on social media.
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The fact that Barr weighed in on such a sensitive issue and would be poised to oversee special counsel Robert Mueller's work, if confirmed as attorney general, will undoubtedly now thrust his nomination into greater controversy.
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The Commission has also tied any deal on an expanded customs union to respect for democracy and human rights - a sensitive issue for Ankara, which says the EU showed a lack of solidarity after the coup.
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Foreign control over Georgian land is a particularly sensitive issue in a country where Russian military presence in the two breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia is frequently the cause of public anger and turmoil.
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Many in the Abe administration hope that Mr. Trump will target China first, making Japan a lower priority, said a senior government official involved in trade matters, who asked for anonymity to discuss a sensitive issue.
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Like thousands of ordinary Italians who invested their savings in the shares and bonds of local banks, Popolare di Bari's 69,000 shareholders stand to lose their money in a rescue, making it a politically sensitive issue.
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Taking Trump's history of crying "proof" but never getting around to showing said proof into account, people were eager to condemn him for further pushing such a sensitive issue and question where exactly this proof is.
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The American consultant, a former United States Green Beret named Michael Taylor, was introduced to Mr. Ghosn by Lebanese intermediaries months ago, said the person, who asked not to be identified to discuss a sensitive issue.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi said on Dec 11 that the United States was working with Iraq on the issue of Iranian gas because it was "linked to a very sensitive issue which is electricity".
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Pelosi said she's received no pressure from the Obama administration ahead of the expected veto and override vote, saying the administration has been "very respectful of the concerns" of individual members facing a highly sensitive issue.
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That has left a thorny problem for Australia, grappling with the politically sensitive issue of unaffordable homes and a surge of cash from wealthy Chinese that has prompted regulators to consider tighter anti-money laundering rules.
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Ben: Biden's family — and their business dealings — are a sensitive issue for the campaign, perhaps a reason they were slow out of the gate to seize on questions about Trump's use — or misuse — of his office.
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Territorial waters are a sensitive issue between the two neighbors and NATO allies, who are separated by the Aegean Sea and have been at odds over airspace, ethnically split Cyprus and offshore mineral rights for decades.
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Beyond evolving technology, insider deals, and the lack of consistent regulation, the most sensitive issue driving up scalping might also be the most deeply systemic: the way tickets are priced when they go on official sale.
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European Council President Donald Tusk presented several proposals on Tuesday ahead of a referendum in Britain on its membership of the EU. One of the proposals addresses the politically sensitive issue of financial rule making and regulation.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - U.S. broadcaster NBC apologized to South Korea's winter Games organizing committee on Sunday after a commentator offended locals during coverage of the opening ceremony by straying into the sensitive issue of Japan-South Korean relations.
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Any deal will require agreement with its automaker clients over whether Takata's restructuring should be managed privately, or through the courts, a sensitive issue for the founding Takada family, which holds a majority stake in the company.
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How to handle Mr. Cruz — and the hundreds of delegates who will go to the convention pledged to vote for him — is another sensitive issue for Mr. Trump and his team as they plan for the convention.
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Pushing off the border wall fight would buy Congress time to take care of several major obstacles with September deadlines, such as raising the debt ceiling, and the time-sensitive issue of providing relief from Hurricane Harvey.
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The topic of Hong Kong protests remains a sensitive issue for China, and China has been known to take harsh action against companies that so much as reference its domestic affairs or appear to threaten its authority.
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European Union leaders reached an agreement on migration after almost 10 hours of chaotic talks in Brussels over the sensitive issue threatening their union and zone of free travel, as well as German Chancellor Angela Merkel's government.
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The use of the material is a sensitive issue for the British government because the United States and other countries years ago banned its application in tall buildings on the grounds that it was a fire hazard.
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The $60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor — a network of transport, energy, industrial and agricultural projects that runs from the Pakistani city of Gwadar to the Chinese region of Xinjiang — is a sensitive issue in the Islamic republic.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece will expel two Russian diplomats suspected of meddling in the politically sensitive issue of Macedonia, a Greek diplomatic source said on Wednesday, as NATO prepares to invite the former Yugoslav republic to join the alliance.
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The opposition Labour Party is seeking to use parliamentary procedure to force the government to publish its legal advice on leaving the European Union, including on how the deal will handle the sensitive issue of the Irish border.
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The more Britain aims to preserve its economic relationship with the continent, the more it will have to follow rules set by foreign politicians and enforced by foreign judges (including on the sensitive issue of freedom of movement).
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" He continued, "As you can imagine this is quite a sensitive issue to all involved and very new to us all, but I wanted to take this time to thank everyone for their continued support over the years.
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During his speech, Tsipras is also likely to defend a deal with Skopje to end a decades-old dispute over the ex-Yugoslav Republic's name, a sensitive issue in northern Greece which has its own region named Macedonia.
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The fate of thousands of Pakistani workers locked up in jails across the Middle East is a sensitive issue in Pakistan, where there is a perception the prisoners are mostly poor laborers who have no real legal recourse.
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Croatia became an EU member in 2013 but to join the Schengen area it had to convince Brussels that it was able to effectively manage the bloc's external border, a particularly sensitive issue since Europe's 2015 migrant crisis.
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Trump summed up the atmosphere in typically blunt fashion, saying on Wednesday, "We don't like their representative very much," as the Canadian negotiating team dug in on the politically sensitive issue of U.S. access to Canada's dairy market.
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They left open how much additional aid they would provide for refugees in Turkey and made only a vague reference to preparing for a decision on opening more areas of membership talks - a particularly sensitive issue for Cyprus.
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Britain's involvement in the Iraq war in 2003 remains a sensitive issue, especially after a seven-year inquiry concluded last month that then Prime Minister Tony Blair's justification and handling of the war involved a catalog of failures.
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AIF general manager Paul Reed explains that there was some trepidation from festivals about getting involved with a campaign on "such a sensitive issue," and that he's delighted with the number of events who have signed the charter.
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Euro zone officials are reluctant to discuss publicly such a sensitive issue - and the risk that London could lose out to rivals Frankfurt and Paris - before the June 23 referendum on a British exit from the European Union.
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Clinton does get higher marks than Mr. Trump when it comes to being the candidate that voters think would be better at handling race relations — a sensitive issue in a state that experienced riots in Ferguson in 2014.
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But the commission will take six months to prepare its preliminary report, and there is no guarantee that politicians will reach consensus over what to change, in particular when it comes to the sensitive issue of regional power.
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Under new EU rules for dealing with bank crises, any state bid to help would require penalizing the banks' bondholders - a politically sensitive issue as many ordinary Italians own such debt – before any taxpayer money can be used.
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Australia stands firm by its policy to detain asylum seekers in offshore centers, saying it has deterred people from making dangerous sea journeys and this stance has support at home where immigration is a sensitive issue for voters.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said all talks would seek to defend Mexican sovereignty, a sensitive issue in a country that lost a large part of its territory in a war with the United States in the 1800s.
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Russia investigation: Federal prosecutors told a judge that Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, may have lied to them about "an extremely sensitive issue" in hopes of increasing his chances of getting a pardon from the president.
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"[The Department of Environmental Quality and Department of Community Health] feel that some are taking the very sensitive issue of children's exposure to lead and trying to turn it into a political football" by claiming the state is responsible.
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The Creators Project spoke to Second Life Toys' creative directors Akira Suzuki and Togo Kida on the issues of Japanese organ donation, the process toys go through to get "transplants," and opening up the dialogue around this sensitive issue.
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Commissioners from the bloc's 28 members will debate for the first time the politically sensitive issue of granting China "market economy status" from December, which Beijing says is its right 15 years after it joined the World Trade Organisation.
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But it has become an even more sensitive issue over the past decade or so as the nation grapples with a Malay-Muslim majority largely determined to maintain the status quo, and minorities equally determined to assert their rights.
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Reigniting his base-pleasing, culture war feud with African-American players in a move that is certain to widen national divides on a deeply sensitive issue, Trump is telling the Philadelphia Eagles: Don't come to the White House Tuesday.
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The government said any system to protect U.S. companies' interests in the country after a free trade agreement - typically a sensitive issue for civil society groups worried about the power of multinationals - would have to be fair and transparent.
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"It's particularly a sensitive issue right now because pedestrian and bicycle fatalities have been going up," said Jeffrey F. Paniati, executive director of the Institute of Transportation Engineers, who spent more than three decades at the Federal Highway Administration.
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - France's top market regulator Robert Ophele has been appointed acting chair of the European Union's tougher system for deciding if foreign clearing houses can operate in the bloc, a sensitive issue for Britain after Brexit.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - Joshua Cooper Ramo, the commentator who offended locals during coverage of the Pyeongchang Olympics opening ceremony by straying into the sensitive issue of Japan-South Korean relations, has been taken off the air, U.S. broadcaster NBC said on Monday.
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The contradictory findings highlight the problems of abortion polling more generally: Abortion is such a complex and sensitive issue that few polls accurately capture how Americans really feel about abortion, but many easily manipulate the answers to support their cause.
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Modi is also not expected to press hard on a U.S. visa programme the Trump administration is reviewing to reduce the flow of skilled foreign workers and save jobs for Americans, seeing limited gains from raising a sensitive issue, they said.
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Immigration has become a sensitive issue in Austria, which is holding it presidential election on Sunday, in which Freedom Party candidate Norbert Hofer could become the first freely elected far-right head of state in Europe since World War Two.
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Outside the venue where he was speaking, thousands protested against a deal to end a decades-old dispute with neighboring Macedonia over the ex-Yugoslav republic's name - a sensitive issue in northern Greece, which has its own region named Macedonia.
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Costs are a sensitive issue and could have played a part in Britain's decision to review the $24 billion project to build the two new Hinkley Point nuclear reactors led by French utility EDF and Chinese partner China General Nuclear.
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Martial law is a sensitive issue in the Philippines, bringing back memories of the 1970s rule of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, who was accused of exaggerating security threats to justify harsh measures that allowed his regime to suppress dissent brutally.
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The sources were speaking before a summit of politicians and car executives scheduled for Wednesday to discuss ways to cut inner-city pollution to try to head off bans on diesel cars — a sensitive issue ahead of national elections next month.
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Anti-trust violations have become a sensitive issue for U.S. technology companies after the European Union accused Google in April of using its Android mobile operating system to block competitors, which could carry a fine of up to $7.4 billion.
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About 1,000 Philippine women were forced into prostitution by Japanese troops during the war - they are known by the Japanese euphemism "comfort women" - a sensitive issue that had prompted some survivors to demand an apology as well as compensation from Tokyo.
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Pesticide use is a sensitive issue in Canada, where in July 2015 the province of Ontario became the first government in North America to curb use of seed treated with neonicotinoids, which are used to kill insects that harm crops.
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A renewed focus on the sensitive issue comes as some Capitol Hill staffers are starting to speak out about what has for so many decades been a taboo subject in Washington, helping to paint an anecdotal picture of the problem.
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Self-ruled Taiwan, which is claimed by China and was governed by Japan from 1895-1945, is another sensitive issue, and a maritime territorial dispute over small islands in the East China Sea has deepened mutual suspicion in recent years.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue because of extensive snooping by the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany and by the Gestapo in the Nazi era, and the Federal Court of Justice decision overturned a ruling by a lower court.
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"Beef, buffalo, and pork adulteration in the food chain is an emerging and sensitive issue," the authors of the study wrote, adding that the novel genetic authentication test they used will "ensure better security" for future meat testing in the future.
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The problem isn't only erectile dysfunction, for which Hims offers sildenafil (the generic name of Viagra, $2 per month); there's also the sensitive issue of hair loss, for which Hims offers finasteride (the generic form of Propecia, $28.50 per month).
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The pace of migration and the over crowding of Australia's major cities is a sensitive issue amongst voters in a nation where 29 per cent of the 25.3 million people were born overseas and where migration levels now outstrip the birthrate.
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In the prime minister's view, "there is no way to ensure the stability of Iraq without the withdrawal of foreign forces," said one of the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive issue with candor.
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China's foreign minister said on Sunday new U.N. Security Council sanctions on North Korea were the right response to a series of missile tests, but dialogue was vital to resolve a complex and sensitive issue, now at a "critical juncture".
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And even if the sensitive issue of the budget is not discussed, the challenges of significantly ramping up the sanctions programs on Iran and North Korea with fewer resources should become abundantly clear, given the hard work that lies ahead.
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That goes specifically for the sensitive issue of the EU-UK land border between Ireland and British-ruled Northern Ireland, where the EU wants a "backstop" solution in case of no deal, which includes terms that are anathema to London.
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"If we can put a job in every home we can transform our society," said Maimane The unemployment rate, which is at more than 27 percent, is a politically sensitive issue in South Africa especially ahead of national elections this year.
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Lawmakers have demanded that Park more thoroughly respond to accusations that she was out of contact for seven hours on the day of the ferry disaster, a sensitive issue because the high number of fatalities was blamed on the government's botched rescue operation.
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Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican, pressed Friedman about Trump's announcement that he would move the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a highly sensitive issue traditionally left for final status negotiations as both Israelis and Palestinians claim the city as their capital.
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The French leader will go this week on a three-day tour of central and eastern Europe, where he will seek backers for his push to tighten labor rules over 'posted' workers, a sensitive issue that has exacerbated an east-west rift.
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Hogg, whose appointment does not require approval by parliament, will manage the BoE's balance sheet, a politically sensitive issue since the Bank has accumulated 435 billion pounds ($541 billion) of British government debt to help the economy since the global financial crisis.
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In remarks broadcast before the 15-to-5 vote, Netanyahu said the plan sought a "solution to the question of the Women of the Wall" and "a compromise on this sensitive issue of a place that is meant to unite the Jewish people".
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"Here is the thing, I have a lot to say and I have very strong opinions about it, but it is such a sensitive issue I don't want to reduce it to a sound bite," Mara told the Telegraph of the #OscarsSoWhite protest.
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Germany, whose Nazi past makes military action a sensitive issue, has mainly carried out limited engagements abroad since World War Two, focusing on training, surveillance, medical rescue and peacekeeping, although it participated in the 1999 air offensive on what was then Yugoslavia.
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Sharif's ruling PML-N party has accused Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party of endangering democracy by attempting to draw Pakistan's powerful military into a political dispute - a sensitive issue in a nation where the army has a history of staging coups.
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The use of loopholes in Australian property rules by foreign investors has left the country grappling with the politically sensitive issue of unaffordable homes and a surge of cash from wealthy Chinese that has prompted regulators to consider tighter anti-money laundering rules.
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The West's long history of conquest makes this a particularly sensitive issue since many immigrants from Africa and other parts of the developing world are seeking to return to a nation that innovated their ancestral exploitation during slavery and its brutal aftermath.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government said any system to protect U.S. companies' interests in the country after a free trade agreement - typically a sensitive issue for civil society groups worried about the power of multinationals - would have to be fair and transparent.
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When Russia announced last year that it had been using the Iranian base, becoming the first foreign power since the 1979 Islamic Revolution to have a military presence in Iran, Iranian hard-liners objected on what was clearly a sensitive issue for them.
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U.S. business groups have expressed frustration about the lack of progress on the sensitive issue of intellectual property rights and have urged Modi and his government to ramp up protections that they say would attract more foreign investment and boost India's economic growth.
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He acknowledged that regulating how funds market themselves is a "sensitive issue," but among the issues he has highlighted in the past are: Bogle has been beating an unpopular drum lately, raising questions about ETFs, an industry that has amassed about $3 trillion in assets.
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Staffan de Mistura, speaking to reporters after a weekly meeting of the humanitarian task force, composed of major and regional powers, said that in coming days he would name a senior official to handle the politically-sensitive issue of tens of thousands of detainees.
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BERLIN, April 19 (Reuters) - The leaders of Germany and France meet on Thursday to try to work out a common position on reforming the euro zone, a sensitive issue that is testing the new government in Berlin just a month after it took office.
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Although "posted" workers make up only 1 percent of the EU workforce, the politically sensitive issue, which in recent years has deepened the divide between the rich west and poor east, is a first step in the French leader's drive to re-shape Europe.
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As Nissan and Renault seek to repair their 20-year alliance in the wake of ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn's arrest, the selection of his successor at the Japanese firm remains a sensitive issue, and the latest consideration is likely to increase tensions between them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's main opposition Labour Party said it would try to force the government in a special vote on Tuesday to publish its legal advice on leaving the European Union, including on how the deal will handle the sensitive issue of the Irish border.
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LONDON, March 2 (Reuters) - The British government said any system to protect U.S. companies' interests in the country after a free trade agreement - typically a sensitive issue for civil society groups worried about the power of multinationals - would have to be fair and transparent.
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Any increase would mark the first time in 20 years that the OPEC member has significantly raised domestic fuel prices, which have been a sensitive issue ever since deadly riots broke out in 1989 in response to austerity measures that included higher gasoline prices.
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After Flynn's changing statements about a sensitive issue, he has a trust deficit that can only be filled with a full accounting of what happened — one that is consistent with any record that was compiled by U.S. intelligence agencies of his calls with [Russian Ambassador] Kislyak.
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For the gender-inclusive emoji proposal, it was a lot more work because I had to do a lot of research about gender in order to make sure the proposal I was putting together was the right way of going about a very sensitive, potentially sensitive issue.
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U.S. lawmakers have raised concerns that Moscow might use the firm's products to attack American computer networks, a particularly sensitive issue given allegations by U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia hacked and leaked emails of Democratic Party political groups to interfere in the 2016 presidential election campaign.
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Over the past two years the world's largest asset manager has stepped up pressure on companies to ensure they have robust procedures in place for managing cyber risks, but it is tough to engage boards on this sensitive issue, Pru Bennett told the Reuters Financial Regulation Summit.
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The European Commission wants to exclude the sensitive issue, which became a sticking point in the stalled Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations because of concerns over food safety standards (read GMO foods) and the protection of geographical indications (such as champagne and feta cheese).
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Any capital injection is a sensitive issue for UniCredit as two sources close to the matter said last week that it is looking at ways to plug its own estimated capital shortfall of 7 billion to 8 billion euros through a share issue and asset sales.
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Grindr also notes that, while HIV status can be a particularly sensitive issue in many parts of the world, and even in the U.S., it is an optional field on Grindr and when users do share that information it is available publicly to anyone viewing their profile.
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"It is my responsibility to draw attention to a sensitive issue, namely the attempt to infiltrate the marches and to raise flags, other than our national flag, by a tiny minority," the statement quoted him as saying at a military base in the southwestern province of Bechar.
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Lack of movement on the nuclear reactors has been a sensitive issue, another member of the U.S. delegation said, after Washington made an exception for India by agreeing to provide it civilian nuclear energy technology even though it has not given up its nuclear weapons program.
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Lack of movement on the nuclear reactors has been a sensitive issue, another member of the U.S. delegation said, after Washington made an exception for India by agreeing to provide it civilian nuclear energy technology even though it has not given up its nuclear weapons programme.
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Collecting information on kids is a highly sensitive issue, and US law carves out various additional protections or restrictions when it comes to minors—the only major federal law on digital privacy, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, for example, was passed to protect children under 13.
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And when asked if he knew about the complaints in the interview with CNN last week, he said, "I was a little bit busy running around the country trying to make the case" — a curt response that was widely viewed as tone deaf to a sensitive issue.
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WATCH: Here's what happened on the Israeli side of the border during the U.S. embassy protests But it's hard to see how, by making a seismic shift on the status of Jerusalem — a highly sensitive issue that lies at the heart of the conflict — this can be achieved.
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The Tower's recent move to Beijing's 798 Art District posed a new set of challenges for Roosegaarde—namely, gaining support from the Chinese Government about a sensitive issue, and figuring out how to best implement the Smog Free Project in the city that inspired it and other cities afterwards.
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The 500 kilometer (310 mile) border between Ireland and its northern neighbor remains a highly sensitive issue, having been the site of more than 30 years of violent conflict until a fragile peace treaty — the Good Friday Agreement — was achieved in 1998, detailing how the region should be governed.
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The controversial and sensitive issue has taken center stage in Congress this week, with female lawmakers making fresh allegations of sexual harassment against unnamed members who are currently in office, and the unveiling of a new bill on Wednesday to change how sexual harassment complaints are reported and resolved.
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WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors told a judge this week that Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, might have lied to them about "an extremely sensitive issue" in hopes of increasing the chances that he would be pardoned for his crimes, according to a transcript of the hearing unsealed Thursday.
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The phone maker has previously kept quiet, perhaps to avoid the risk of spotlighting the sensitive issue with Chinese authorities, but there are other examples to suggest it is safeguarding user data in China with the same vigor that we've seen in the U.S. — around the San Bernardino iPhone, in particular.
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The very real fear of consequences is a common difficulty in bringing any sensitive issue, such as sexual harassment, to the surface, and one of the things such difficulty speaks volumes about here is how the hierarchical structure of the academy stifles the stories that need to be heard most.
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This raises the sensitive issue of how much of a voice the fourth-largest U.S. bank is prepared to give to its roughly 265,000 workers, some of whom were excessively pressured by managers to sell products to customers, and whose support the bank may need to repair relations with U.S. regulators.
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A few days earlier, at a party conference, Mr. Kaczynski had raised an extremely sensitive issue that in Europe is assumed to be settled: reparations from Germany for the immense losses it inflicted on Poland in World War II. In his mind, this was linked with the controversy over the refugees.
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Under the pressure of that Saturday deadline, it seemed to be Britain that was making most of the compromises over the sensitive issue of how to handle the post-Brexit border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and Ireland, which will remain in the European Union.
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Diplomatic security is an especially sensitive issue for Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who, as a Republican congressman, made a name for himself castigating his predecessor Hillary Clinton over her handling of the 2012 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans, including a U.S. ambassador.
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" Indeed, just eight months before Roof executed his horrific act of white-supremacist terror, she deflected from the issue of removing the flag in a gubernatorial debate, instead saying of the "sensitive issue" surrounding it, "We really kind of fixed all that when we elected the first Indian-American female governor.
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The people who were actually in the meetings those international publications recounted say the stories ignored the political reality that, despite the new presidency of Lenín Moreno, who was elected last year, Assange's fate is still seen largely as a stand-in for the sensitive issue of US influence in the country.
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I do not mean to imply the Polish art world is homophobic, but certainly there was caution (understandably so, in some cases) on the part of some people I met about divulging information about artists in connection to this sensitive issue in a country where more than 90% of the population is Catholic.
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"The role of demographic change in turning California from a safe Republican into a safe Democratic state ... has made immigration a very sensitive issue for California Republicans, more so than conservatives in other states, who really didn't see any substantial negative effects of immigration, politically, for a very long time," says Kesler.
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The sector accounts for 44 percent of economic output, according to consulting firm McKinsey & Co. All land is owned by the government but farmers are given land use or tillage rights, making land use a particularly sensitive issue for small-scale farmers who make up the majority of the country's population of 13 million.
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Now there is more political and reputational risk; bumper pay packages for CEOs, who at the top level can earn hundreds of times more than average workers, could prove a sensitive issue for companies at a time when thousands of people are dying, health systems are buckling and millions of people are losing their jobs.
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"With respect to payment for the border wall, both presidents recognized their clear and very public differences in their stances on this very sensitive issue, and agreed to solve these differences as part of a comprehensive discussion of all aspects of the bilateral relationship," according to a statement issued by Mr. Peña Nieto's office.
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In one email with the subject line, "Heads Up re: Harendra Singh," according to the person, an aide to the mayor told the commissioner in June 2014 that "the mayor would like you to meet with Harendra asap since it is a time sensitive issue that he has," apparently referring to the lease negotiations.
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The case involving Elven Joe Swisher, an Idaho man who enlisted in the Marines after the Korean War, touched on a sensitive issue that has wound through Congress and the courts, and has been scrutinized by groups dedicated to confirming when people, either motivated by profit or status, claim to be military heroes but are not.
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"The DEQ (Department of Environmental Quality) and DCH (Department of Community Health) feel that some in Flint are taking the very sensitive issue of children's exposure to lead and trying to turn it into a political football claiming the departments are underestimating the impacts on the populations and particularly trying to shift responsibility to the state," said Muchmore.
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Le Maire, who has attended some of France's most prestigious schools and held numerous senior posts in government, said the euro zone needed to finalise in coming months plans for a backstop for banks saddled with bad loans, and better integrate capital markets notably by agreeing to harmonise insolvency laws - a sensitive issue for some countries.
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READ: Germany's spy chief ousted from job over alleged far-right sympathies Knobloch's suggestion that the AfD is undemocratic hit on a sensitive issue for the party, following the announcement by the country's domestic intelligence agency last week that it was putting the AfD under increased observation over concerns it is drifting towards outlawed forms of extremism.
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Trump's election has brought the fraught Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the fore in recent days, with his appointment of an ambassador designate to Israel who supports Israeli settlement construction and his call for the US Embassy to be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a highly sensitive issue designated for final peace talks since Palestinians claim Jerusalem as their capital as well.
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However, the backstop draft does address British concerns that Northern Ireland would be separated by a customs border from the mainland — though it would still have to follow more EU rules than the rest of the UK. Another sensitive issue that requires further negotiation is how access to Britain's fishing grounds for EU fleets will be handled in any future customs arrangement.
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The Chinese news media carried scattered reports of the speech last year, but publication in book form by an authoritative press makes it a statement of what China wants the world to know, said Liao Ran, a German-based employee of a nongovernmental anticorruption organization that he asked not be named because he was discussing this politically sensitive issue as an individual.
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Dennis Muchmore, Snyder's chief of staff, wrote in an email September 25: The DEQ and [health department] feel that some in Flint are taking the very sensitive issue of children's exposure to lead and trying to turn it into a political football claiming the departments are underestimating the impacts on the populations and particularly trying to shift responsibility to the state.
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However, the backstop draft does address British concerns that Northern Ireland would be separated by a customs border from the mainland — though it would still have to follow more EU rules than the rest of the UK. Another sensitive issue that requires further negotiation is how access to Britain's fishing grounds for EU fleets will be handled in any future customs arrangement.
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Two state agencies responsible for health and environmental regulation "feel that some in Flint are taking the very sensitive issue of children's exposure to lead and trying to turn it into a political football claiming the departments are underestimating the impacts on the populations and particularly trying to shift responsibility to the state," Dennis Muchmore, then Mr. Snyder's chief of staff, wrote in a Sept.
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Either a group of men — once again, one of whom claimed to be "pro-rape" — is going to use the same nuance they brought to the "Man Paints With His Own Shit" character to the complex and sensitive issue of sexual assault, or they're not going to address women's issues at all, which demonstrates a purposeful ignorance of a huge part of American culture.
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"The DEQ (Department of Environmental Quality) and DCH (Department of Community Health) feel that some in Flint are taking the very sensitive issue of children's exposure to lead and trying to turn it into a political football claiming the departments are underestimating the impacts on the populations and particularly trying to shift responsibility to the state," wrote Dennis Muchmore, Snyder's former chief of staff.
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READ MORE: There's Now an Unofficial National Parks Account Tweeting Against President Trump "This has become a very sensitive issue, especially since the President has gotten directly involved and contacted Acting Director Mike Reynolds concerned about one of the images that was retweeted," National Park Services' Chief of Digital Strategy Tim Cash wrote to NPS Chief Information Security Officer Shaun Cavanaugh on January 21, according to CBS News.
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TOKYO — Japan said on Monday that its envoy to South Korea would return to Seoul, three months after he was recalled in a dispute arising from the sensitive issue of Korean women forced into sexual servitude for Japanese soldiers during World War II. Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said Ambassador Yasumasa Nagamine would return to his post on Tuesday, as would Yasuhiro Morimoto, the consul general in Busan, South Korea's second-largest city.
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The Foreign Ministries of the Republic of Korea and Japan recently announced that a deal has been reached to "finally and irreversibly" resolve the historically sensitive issue of "comfort women" – the euphemism used to refer to the innocent girls who were abducted and forced into sexual servitude by Japanese Imperial Forces during World War II. U.S. Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE heralded the "resolution of the comfort women issue" and applauded Japanese Prime Minister Abe for having the "courage" to reach this agreement, although no survivors, now affectionately known as "grandmothers," were consulted before, during or after the announcement of the agreement or the posting of Kerry's press statement.
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