It's a serious issue in Tennessee in general, and it's a really serious issue in the eastern part of the state — some of the more rural and poorer parts of the state.
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Lack of growth and prosperity is a very serious issue.
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Bendtner's scoring dearth is underpinned by another, more serious, issue.
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It's clear, however, that they consider this a serious issue.
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Today, sexual harassment remains a serious issue infecting America's workplaces.
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"He has a serious issue on his hands," Parkhomenko said.
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Air rage has become a serious issue on our flights.
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Among Independents, 56 percent see it as a serious issue.
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Inequality is and remains a serious issue in the US.
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Stalking is a serious issue that deserves more mainstream attention.
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Mental illness is a very serious issue affecting many families.
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But the cracks reappeared hours later, indicating a more serious issue.
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Aging is serious issue, especially if you're known for your voice.
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"The flaws in the weldings are a serious issue," he said.
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This is a serious issue, and Google needs to address it.
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Algorithmic bias is also a serious issue in the court system.
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This has become a much more serious issue in recent weeks.
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"Penis anxiety can be a pretty serious issue," Dr. Zhana says.
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"I think it's a serious issue," Hahn said about youth vaping.
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Goodman: I don't think fracking—fracking is a very serious issue.
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Many objected to Pai making light of such a serious issue.
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Setting all this aside, the movie nevertheless raises a serious issue.
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" Months later, he walked it back, calling it a "serious issue.
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Maybe it was because Blake's drama was the only serious issue.
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"If it has been gerrymandered, that's a serious issue," she said.
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We did not intend to make light of any serious issue.
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"Obviously, there is some serious issue in the economy," Berry had said.
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The pollution of the world's waters is becoming an increasingly serious issue.
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It's at an all-time low, and that's definitely a serious issue.
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" The homeless man boywonder found describes being hit as "no serious issue.
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Why do we seem so powerless in tackling such a serious issue?
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They think the problems of the poor are a really serious issue.
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What it hasn't championed, though, is climate change as a serious issue.
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Ms. Rice said Tuesday that the Russian meddling was a serious issue.
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"Overcrowding is a serious issue that will become critical quickly," Tyler said.
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I'm encouraging them to take this up as a serious issue. Okay.
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You look at the headline, and we're talking about a serious issue.
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Which is why we have a very serious issue to talk about today.
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It's therefore viewed as a serious issue by many citizens, especially PAP supporters.
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It's a serious issue, so check Windows Update and install the patch immediately.
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"Food allergies are a serious issue," they wrote in a statement the statement.
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KS: We make jokes about it, but it's actually a very serious issue.
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On one side, President Trump outright dismisses climate change as a serious issue.
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Body dysmorphia is a serious issue, and we shouldn't make light of it.
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Alcoholism, he says, is a serious issue for the women in his district.
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"It is a serious issue that must be addressed," Khan told his cabinet.
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Even on apps with safety measures, child exploitation is still a serious issue.
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This isn't good news, because it suggests you might have a serious issue.
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The partisan breakdown: 85% of Democrats say the allegations are a serious issue.
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It's just never been treated as a serious issue by the mainstream press.
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But I think the focus on bankruptcy experience avoids a more serious issue.
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They're incredibly rare, and doctors won't perform them unless there's a serious issue.
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Talking about police violence is really difficult because it's a really serious issue.
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"This is a serious issue, and we're taking it seriously," Mr. Brady said.
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"It's a serious issue, but it doesn't require a select committee," McConnell said.
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It's great that some candidates are taking election hacking as a serious issue.
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Substance abuse is a serious issue that reaches even to the halls of Congress.
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I spoke too quickly about a serious issue — an issue I am passionate about.
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I think the lawsuit is quite serious, a very serious issue that sits there.
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Aside from having a serious issue with stairs, I have a fairly normal life.
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That's a vague response to what could be a serious issue for some consumers.
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But the really serious issue, as seen from Tokyo, was the North Korean threat.
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"I think it's a serious issue, which has been raised about security," Gupta said.
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I spoke too quickly about a serious issue — an issue I am passionate about.
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"We believe that border security and national security is a serious issue," he said.
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That means this decline is likely seen as a serious issue within the company.
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Corruption continues to be a serious issue in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Online harassment is a serious issue that any network needs to deal with, period.
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" "As we continued down the road we could see there was a serious issue.
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While this is a serious issue, it's not the only place men are victimized.
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"It is a very serious issue ... it is not simply about ties," he said.
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"This is a serious issue and we are not talking about it," Santorum said.
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The most serious issue is the life-threatening and sport-threatening problem with concussions.
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We hope that Congress will address at least three aspects of this serious issue.
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But if you run into a serious issue, the bills can add up quick.
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Mr. Vance's willingness to ignore possible wrongdoing by powerful people is a serious issue.
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I think that sense of invisibility you're talking about is such a serious issue.
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In this instance, Congress actually anticipated a serious issue and began addressing it effectively.
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The most serious issue is that California's law could turn out to be unconstitutional.
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It's obviously a serious issue but it really seems like a political symbolic move.
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There's been a serious issue with looting in neighborhoods ravaged by the Woolsey Fire.
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This fine line is a serious issue and it needs to be talked about more.
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Net neutrality is a serious issue, but the harm it may cause is more subtle.
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It may have caused future residential displacement, a serious issue that would have needed redress.
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"We are deeply sorry for this unquestionably serious issue," Goncharov said, according to The Guardian.
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A group of female professors informed the university's board that there was a serious issue.
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We have been in favor of fighting corruption which is definitely serious issue for us.
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She takes serious issue with what she believes was excessive force used to remove them.
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"Even though FDA sees it as a serious issue, it cannot change it," Story said.
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And if you require me to go to the women's restroom, that's a serious issue.
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"This is a serious issue and something that we will discuss with Moscow," he added.
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"We did not intend to make light of any serious issue," a Pepsi statement said.
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The census is an area where these "colored" boxes have presented the most serious issue.
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That is a potentially serious issue, and many players would have immediately ended their season.
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And we're talking about a serious issue, the issue being that, uh… Britain needs cum.
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"FIFA regards the illicit sale and distribution of tickets as a serious issue," it said.
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She advises switching to cash and envelopes if it continues to be a serious issue.
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That new form of competition could be the most serious issue for the traditional automakers.
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This is a serious issue, but I believe the greater concern is one of legitimation.
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But back to the matter at hand: Jake Paul's serious plan to fix a serious issue.
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"It's a huge serious issue in wrestling," Hardy said during an interview with Ring Rust Radio.
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There's also a more serious issue: How will Instagram handle the inevitable need for increased moderation?
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In addition to raising life-saving funds, the campaign shines a spotlight on a serious issue.
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"As the population ages, the need for organ transplantation is becoming a serious issue," he added.
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That's can be a serious issue for those who are dealing with significant credit card debt.
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"To me, this is a serious issue," she said in Purchase, N.Y., according to ABC News.
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Yet there is little evidence that any of the presidential candidates consider it a serious issue.
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Taxes, like life's other great certainty — death, are inevitable and a serious issue for crypto users.
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To be sure, social collapse in the white working class is a deadly serious issue. Literally.
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I want to share with you a serious issue that we self-reported to the Department.
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But the college makes vote-splitting across states a serious issue: Together Mr. Bloomberg and Mrs.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "For India, Toilets Are a (Mostly) Serious Issue" (news article, Sept.
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Safety is a serious issue here, the currents rough, so be sure to check tide charts.
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Food scarcity for children is a serious issue that must be handled with care and diligence.
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"Low expectations is a serious issue with this population," said Bud Buckhout, who oversees the program.
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So we're going to have to see more negative data before this becomes a serious issue.
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We are in no way condoning or encouraging the serious issue of criminal and gang culture.
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As massive new satellite constellations enter low-Earth orbit, collision risks will become a serious issue.
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And this should be the priority by everybody to address because this is a serious issue.
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This is a really serious issue, we need to be thoughtful about how we discuss this.
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So, I wanted to explain that it's not a joke but it's a very serious issue.
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I know you'd much rather get into the serious issue right away, but bear with me.
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While some people commented with sarcasm and jokes, it highlights a serious issue of diversity in politics.
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" He went on to say that "border security is a serious, serious issue and a national problem.
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Bedrosian experienced some lingering discomfort this week but manager Mike Scioscia doesn't believe it's a serious issue.
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Do you think all this beef about the UK scene is diverting from a more serious issue?
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The drug is not as addictive as heroin, but dependency and crippling withdrawals are a serious issue.
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While head trauma is a serious issue, proper treatment for its symptoms remains a largely undiscussed one.
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And that's why it remains a serious issue that Amazon is idling on its clean energy promises.
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"I hope people don't try and play partisan games on something that's a very serious issue," Sen.
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Much like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jimmy Kimmel thinks climate change is a serious issue that needs our attention.
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While the discrepancy was fairly minor, they said the Lending Club board considered it a serious issue.
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"Obesity is a serious issue, and most of us are trying to eat more healthily," Brown said.
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In a settlement where plague is as present a threat as starvation, that's a pretty serious issue.
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Since the material's discovery, quantity has been a serious issue, preventing the material from seeing widespread use.
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"It's a very serious issue with respect to the harm that certain individuals have suffered," Tillerson said.
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Neighboring Pakistan are funding the Taliban; this is a serious issue that needs to be dealt with.
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But it takes a real crack at a serious issue and lays groundwork for future bipartisan action.
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If none of these troubleshooting steps solved your problem, your phone might have a more serious issue.
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"I have a very serious issue with trust in the company," Mr. Florez said in an interview.
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The other, more serious, issue is what that abundance of attacking choices says about the team's defense.
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Explainer: Readers have asked why another country's interference in a U.S. election is such a serious issue.
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"CPSC considers unauthorized disclosure of information to be a serious issue," the agency wrote earlier this year.
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The most serious issue we've uncovered is that the Tajoura center is located in a military compound.
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Her post ignited a fiery discussion, with some arguing that the promproposal was trivializing a serious issue.
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"Food allergies are a serious issue," Sony Pictures and the "Peter Rabbit" filmmakers said in a statement.
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For the candidates, the opioid epidemic — and drug abuse in general — should be a very serious issue.
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KS: You don't think that's sort of a twitchy, Twitter-y way to approach a serious issue?
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"Obviously, there is some serious issue in the economy," Berry had said on a conference call with analysts.
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A similar poll in 2011 showed that only 47% of Americans thought sexual harassment was a serious issue.
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Costco also had a serious issue with deflation, especially for gasoline because it has so many gasoline locations.
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Image: Pablo Martinez Monsivais (AP)We've known some time that the area's rat population is a serious issue.
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Drug addiction is a serious issue and I pride myself in helping people when it comes to that.
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"It's a very serious issue with respect to the harm that certain individuals have suffered," Tillerson told CBS.
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The light is always on in his cell, leading to a "serious issue of sleep deprivation," she wrote.
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"Now the problem of freedom of speech and objective journalism is becoming again a serious issue," he said.
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Kenyon -- the former #1 overall pick in the 2000 NBA Draft -- takes some SERIOUS issue with the comments.
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And it's for good reason — suicide contagion has been shown to be a very real and serious issue.
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It was a frustrating fight which was ruled a draw, but it highlighted a serious issue for Sakuraba.
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And Trump does now faces a serious issue as to whether he broke election laws by paying Daniels.
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In Hanoi, a Vietnamese official said the militarization of the South China Sea was a very serious issue.
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But all this was expected and 24/7 medical care is available should a more serious issue arise.
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This is a very serious issue that has resulted after years and years of Congress not taking action.
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The coronavirus can be a serious issue for countries with low access to healthcare and inadequate prevention measures.
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" In an emailed statement on Sunday, the filmmakers and Sony Pictures apologized: "Food allergies are a serious issue.
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So the fact that some Enterobacteriaceae are resistant to it could be a serious issue for health care.
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In response to a query on global warming, Tillerson says he believes climate change is a serious issue.
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What I think was missing is the serious issue of President Trump's stability, mental balance and irrational behavior.
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The plan would go toward addressing a very serious issue: America currently leads the developed world in gun violence.
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I don't want to traumatize my players and PTSD is a very, very serious issue for our modern soldiers.
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There&aposs a serious issue here of whether an informant was used targeting the campaign of the opposing party.
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"Domestic violence is a serious issue in this country and this is a tragic incident," Chief Vasque tells PEOPLE.
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She says that "period poverty" is a serious issue, though it often goes undiscussed due to stigma and sexism.
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On a more serious note, illegal drone flights are a serious issue for law enforcement officers and prison guards.
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The write-up was a bold take on a serious issue for a newspaper catering to a conservative base.
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That is an extremely serious issue, and women's rights is something that is incredibly important to both of us.
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"All Americans should be very troubled by Facebook's cavalier response to what is a very serious issue," Calacanis said.
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How often do you find 9-in-10 people agreeing on any serious issue in today's divided political climate?
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"This is a serious issue," said Bill Hammond, health policy director of New York's Empire Center for Public Policy.
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"At a top level, we see bots still as a real and serious issue," a Ticketmaster spokesperson told me.
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Even if the laws are amended, discrimination and bullying remain a serious issue for the L.G.B.T. community in Australia.
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An equally serious issue is that countries with large and systematic trade surpluses are also running inappropriate economic policies.
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I just would like to get -- you were joking about some comments but I think it's a serious issue.
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This is a super-serious issue with comedians, and they often band together against comics guilty of joke stealing.
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I think this is a very serious issue, but for multiple reasons I don't think UBI is the answer.
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In hyper-polarized times, the Maine senator is inevitably one of the true swing votes on any serious issue.
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It's unfortunate that the company appears to be enforcing such a sweeping response to an insular, albeit very serious, issue.
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The light is always on in his cell, leading to a "serious issue of sleep deprivation" for Guzman, she wrote.
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And any power outage there is a serious issue, as Vox's Alexia Fernandez Campbell explains, because the government is broke.
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It's a serious issue, not only that nuclear bombs still exist but the by-product of that technology, nuclear power.
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This is a serious issue, and it's weighing on company insiders, according to conversations with current and former Facebook employees.
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"I have a serious issue with a superintendent or any person of leadership getting any type of raise," Hargrave said.
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If true, Houser's statement suggests this culture has changed, but crunch remains a serious issue in the games industry, regardless.
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"This is a deep and serious issue for our company," Chief Operating Officer Yasuhiro Yamauchi told reporters at a briefing.
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Today, it's seeking to reassure anxious member companies that it acknowledges the science and concedes climate is a serious issue.
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The opioid epidemic is a very personal, serious issue for a lot of lawmakers, especially those in more rural states.
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They knew they had to pay me and pay us or they would have a serious issue to deal with.
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"Trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation is a serious issue, but it is distinct from sex work," she said.
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The problem with the gangs is a serious issue, but we don't even know how many gang members there are.
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From Jim Tankersley and Tom Kaplan, NYT: "This is a serious issue, and we're taking it seriously," Mr. Brady said.
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"London genuinely has a serious issue," David Wilson, professor of criminology at Birmingham City University, said in a phone interview.
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"Race-based refusal is a serious issue among yellow taxis and in the Uber and Lyft world," Ms. Desai said.
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While the amount of problematic content we've found so far remains relatively small, any attempted interference is a serious issue.
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Foreign interference with our election campaigns is a serious issue, and the sponsors of S.1989 are doubtlessly well-intentioned.
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Unfortunately, thanks to Trump, Americans can no longer expect sincerity, mutual respect, and sobriety in response to this serious issue.
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I have a great relationship with my children but this is a different show, this is about a serious issue.
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Water scarcity is a serious issue in the north African nation, according to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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Bottom line, tooth movement is a very serious issue and should be left in the hands of a trained professional.
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From a policy standpoint she's my favorite Democrat in the race, but this is a serious issue for her candidacy.
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"This is a serious issue and I cannot allow anyone to make light out of it," Eva Taub tells me.
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"When you get somebody stung hundreds of times, [bees] injecting that venom, you&aposre gonna have a serious issue," Fire Capt.
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Manufacturers may or may not pick up the baton in the months ahead, but if they don't, that's a serious issue.
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During a recent flight, a passenger by the name of Ariana Lenarsky used Twitter to call attention to a serious issue.
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Dr. Stockmann, the psychiatrist in East London, wasn't entirely convinced withdrawal was a serious issue before he went through it himself.
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"We want every frontrunner to be addressing the issue, and if they're not, we take serious issue with that," Drahos said.
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Some politicians and media have tried to use this horrible history to push unrelated political agendas by hijacking a serious issue.
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Fully 15 percent of American voters now say Clinton's emails represent a serious issue — up from around 2000 percent last year.
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"If we go on like this the gap of disagreement will widen, and can become a more serious issue," Shin said.
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Some think that rising awareness of verbal harassment as a serious issue may be masking a decline in the physical type.
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Since it's a serious issue, we brought in a very serious person, which is Recode's Tony Romm, back onto the show.
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Closing The Wage Gap The wage gap remains a serious issue for all women — but it's worse for women of color.
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For many people, the bug was one of the first times they had a serious issue with running the beta software.
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It's not anything to take serious issue with, just something to adjust to if you're used to a non-turbocharged truck.
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This is the most serious issue, underlying all the others — especially because one of the charter operators is a global superpower.
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It's a very serious issue with respect to the harm that certain individuals have suffered," Tillerson told CBS's "Face the Nation.
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When the last soldier left the country in December 2202, only one percent of Americans viewed Iraq as a serious issue.
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But even with this serious issue in mind, at least it looks like Warren had a little fun on her birthday.
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But he added that if American officials "are after blowing up the multilateral system, then it is a very serious issue."
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It's a vibrant, fascinating, and sober look at a serious issue — the endangerment of bees — by way of a human portrait.
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And it faced a far more serious issue in April 2018 when two black men were arrested in a Philadelphia Starbucks.
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Following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the way Sikh and Muslim public employees dress became a serious issue in the city.
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The sheriff addressed his Lake County constituents, saying he was aware of the "serious issue" of heroin abuse in the area.
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Mr. Edwards of the A.C.L.U. acknowledged that opioid addiction was a serious issue in need of redress — but not like this.
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But among Democrats, 22019 percent think it is a serious issue and just 15 percent think it's more of a distraction.
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"I think it's a potentially serious issue," said Alex Filippenko, a University of California astronomer who is part of the team.
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But among Democrats, 83 percent think it is a serious issue and just 15 percent think it's more of a distraction.
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Sugg said she had "no intention of trivialising a serious issue, we were just being silly," in her apology on Instagram.
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Committee Democrats' statements overwhelmingly illustrated that they consider sexual harassment, intimidation, and assault a serious issue and incompatible with public service.
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"It was a clumsy response to a serious issue and is not what I expect of an experienced chief executive," he said.
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Sometimes, it's a more serious issue, but at the end of the day, that's what it's for, for someone to walk past.
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"The coronavirus is a serious issue and there is nothing positive to say about it," said Richard Bernstein Advisors, an investment firm.
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And any power outage in Puerto Rico is a serious issue, as Vox's Alexia Fernandez Campbell explains, because the government is broke.
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And this is why I wanted to come to you personally today to talk about this because this is a serious issue.
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In Colombia people of color are still fighting for human rights; you can't get a "nice" job, it's a very serious issue.
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Prince William and wife Kate will tackle the serious issue of suicide as they continue their mental health campaign efforts on Thursday.
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Within the body of her speech, Haley spoke to a very serious issue that threatens the intent and integrity of our Constitution.
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And quite frankly, I can't think of a more serious issue at the moment than Russia trying to interfere in our election.
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So you've got a serious issue there as to whether people can live there for any serious length of time at all.
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To this date, he still has not tackled the serious issue of a record amount of special interest, dark money in politics.
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While staying private isn't itself a bad thing, the decline of a robust public market in the U.S. is a serious issue.
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"When you go try to drag another candidate to talk about another serious issue that day, he's not available," Mr. Ailes said.
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We don't know who's telling the truth and who's not, but that is a serious issue," Goodlatte said in an interview. "Mr.
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And maybe electric car makers, who now face more-challenging economics (though the overall lull in transportation is a more serious issue).
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" A spokesman for Chevron responded in similar terms, saying the lawsuit would "do nothing to address the serious issue of climate change.
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"Morale is a serious issue," said Mr. Mihalek, who served on the presidential detail during George W. Bush's and Barack Obama's administrations.
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"Our data shows an American public that's beaten down from this really serious issue," said Dan Witters, a senior researcher at Gallup.
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Another, less serious issue raised by groups of three is that teams cannot enjoy an equal number of rest days between games.
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Readers have asked The New York Times why asking another nation for help ahead of an election is such a serious issue.
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On the other hand, there are those who see marijuana as a gateway drug that poses a serious issue, similar to opioids.
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But if you do care about drinking good wine, then you ought to take serious issue with these arguments, as I do.
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"This is a very serious issue, which causes concerns that a course was set for the partition of Syria," the minister said.
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Balancing a spiritual life with a love life is both a serious issue and, as it turns out, a very funny one.
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Of the 9,056 total responses, 50 percent said it was a serious issue and 46 said it was more of a distraction.
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Like Mikhalchenko, nearly every nuclear weapons expert told me their work was driven by the desire to make a serious issue more understood.
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On my days off I like to not get in my car because i think traffic has become a serious issue around here.
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Representation of Black female sexuality is a serious issue for Black women — especially when the people creating our images aren't themselves Black woman.
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They wanted to know if Americans thought it was a serious issue and which, if any, policy solutions they supported to combat it.
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But that's just it — it's a technique meant to tell doctors if a patient's deteriorating muscle health is reflective of a serious issue.
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"This is a very serious issue in Hong Kong because it's not only happening in the entertainment industry, it's happening everywhere," she said.
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Domestic violence is an incredibly serious issue and fabricated and proven false claims should not be used to unjustly slander the falsely accused.
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This is a "serious issue" given that the deficit is ballooning at a time of pretty decent growth, the Bipartisan Policy Center warns.
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McConnell in an interview that aired Monday with Kentucky Educational Television described Russian hacking as a "serious issue," according to The Washington Examiner.
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For the on-stage question portion of the evening, Collins was asked what she felt was the most serious issue facing the nation.
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"Some of the things that he did … a lot of companies here would take serious, serious issue," he told Ariel Helwani on ESPN.
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It is a serious issue that the party will have to contend with if there is a snap general election, as widely expected.
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"If they want to do something truly meaningful about this serious, serious issue, they should make settlements nontaxable for the women," Cahill said.
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Prescription drug addiction—and the illicit narcotic abuse to which it can often lead—is a serious issue for voters across the country.
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Although the changes sought by DOL are significant, they do not address a serious issue that the Supreme Court's decision in Gobeille v.
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This is a serious vote intended to send a serious message from House Democrats on a deadly serious issue that has enormous stakes.
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They wanted to know if Americans thought it was a serious issue and what, if any, policy solutions they supported to combat it.
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Do you think these allegations represent a serious issue that should be part of any investigation, or are they more of a distraction?
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Soon, Bozmoski realized climate skepticism was unfounded, and that climate change is a very serious issue that his own political party was completely ignoring.
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But the measure is a top priority and serious issue for Democrats who pressed GOP leaders to schedule the vote regardless of the outcome.
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Thick plumes of smoke rose into the Florida sky, sparking concern that there had been some kind of explosion linked to a serious issue.
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Sexual violence is a serious issue in Brazil due to a lack of public policies, and it stems from a lot of other issues.
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At that time, 47% of Americans believed that sexual harassment was a serious issue, with 6563% saying it was "not a problem" at all.
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She also acknowledged that this is a serious issue, but argued that pouncing on what she called a "false narrative" undermined the larger point.
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Opioid addiction is a very serious issue in the United States, and last year, the Trump administration declared the opioid crisis a national emergency.
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"I do not expect a concrete proposal but some signal as to whether it is really a serious issue or something marginal," Stuller said.
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Fundraising could also become a serious issue for Biden going forward, as he's struggled to match the blockbuster numbers his rivals are putting up.
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" When pressed as to why he brought up gun control if it was "not for today," McAuliffe responded, "This is a very serious issue.
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However, there are some cases in which frequent leg cramps may be symptoms of a more serious issue, such as thyroid disease or diabetes.
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Aidan Donnelly, age 17 Concussions are undoubtedly a serious issue in contact sports and the safety protocol regarding concussions should and is being improved.
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Rex Tillerson says closing down the Cuba embassy after mysterious attacks on Americans is "under review," adds, "it's a very serious issue." pic.twitter.com/LCQvsrJvgG
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He also argued that he has "to convince the American people to tell Republicans" that climate change is a serious issue and international crisis.
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Instead it needs to settle the 2018 funding and turn to the more serious issue of putting the federal budget on a sustainable trajectory.
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Don't get us wrong — if you're having a serious issue with a colleague that requires HR involvement, by all means, get your superior involved.
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"This is a very serious issue, in that the question arises as to what is our mission in this part of Africa," Garamendi said.
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"It's a very serious issue, and I don't know how anybody's interests are served by escalating that rhetoric," the Texas senator told reporters Wednesday.
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What we need is Trump to sit down with members of Congress and work on a rational program which deals with this serious issue.
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Yemen's health ministry, along with aid organizations, has distributed protective items such as mosquito nets, but Radman called the deteriorating situation a "serious issue".
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I haven't had a serious issue in about four years, but I'm confident that I could currently navigate a breakdown without having to quit.
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"It is a serious issue for the whole international society including Japan that North Korea has repeatedly launched the missiles lately," the statement said.
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The company told the investors that it believed the overuse of tech was a serious issue, and that it had been working on it.
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Honeyland is a vibrant, fascinating, and sober documentary that examines a serious issue — the endangerment of bees — by way of a gorgeous human portrait.
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"Displacement of lower income groups being priced out of the city's increasingly urban districts remains a serious issue," Mitropoulos told CNBC over the phone.
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The matter has put the White House on the defensive, forcing officials to affirm that the president believes domestic violence is a serious issue.
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Jackson confirmed the outreach last week, saying it is important for the government to speak with a single voice on such a serious issue.
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"If the intelligence agency employees are leaking classified information, that is a serious issue and it will have to be dealt with," Rounds said.
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"It is impossible to deny that this is a serious issue and that it needs to be addressed," the RWA said at the time.
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"I do think trust has been eroded to the point that it is becoming a serious issue for our long term future," he continued.
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The Kavanaugh saga has further divided the country along partisan lines and sadly relegated the serious issue of rampant sexual assault to political brinkmanship.
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"This is a serious issue, and I've been making my feelings known on it and going for some consideration of its removal," Reichert said.
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"It's a serious issue," said Mira Acharya, a tourism ministry official, adding that army personnel might be deployed to base camp to monitor teams.
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And I think, you know, James makes a fair point, spending -- the level of spending is a serious issue with a lot of Republican voters.
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Last year when "Saturday Night Live" mocked ISIS, there was outrage by some because they thought "SNL" was inappropriately making light of a serious issue.
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"This dealer issue lasted for more than half year and it was a serious issue," Yale Zhang, head of Shanghai-based consultancy Automotive Foresight, said.
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I do know that the issue about the dossier and the fact that it was paid for by the Clinton campaign is a serious issue.
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It's all just another feint in Trump's efforts to try to dismiss the serious issue of Russian hacking by sowing unsubstantiated doubt into the situation.
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"We are the first five of hopefully many to reject the museum's inert approach to a serious issue that affects all our community," he said.
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" The statement added, "It has been conveyed to them in unmistakable terms that it is a very serious issue which deserves a more sensitive response.
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Remember, it took Microsoft years to acknowledge a more serious issue with the Xbox 360, the "red ring of death" that killed so many consoles.
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"They've been faced with a huge increase in regulatory cost and that's created a serious issue with regard to the level of M&A activity."
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Many are noticeably shorter than southerners because of malnutrition, a serious issue in a country that sees height as a measure of attractiveness and success.
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Even some Republicans are now talking about it as a serious issue, though it's still the right wing largely standing in the way of action.
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The scandal is a serious issue for stockholders, said Christopher Whalen, senior managing director of the financial institutions rating group at Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
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It's a shame folks don't go to jail, but white collar crime is never considered a serious issue, no matter how many lives it damages.
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"The drift to a nonuniform currency could become a serious issue for the U.S. if cryptocurrencies take up a large volume of trade," he said.
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University officials pointed to a letter to students in March calling for new solutions to the "serious issue" of on-campus drinking, particularly hard alcohol.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the new Chinese coronavirus is a "very serious" issue that may disrupt economic growth in east Asia.
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Andrew Wilkinson, a restructuring specialist at law firm Weil, said there was a serious issue about the pricing and profit recognition on long-term contracts.
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" - Franck "It's a very serious issue and I want to start by acknowledging the significant and considerable human suffering that the virus is already causing.
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The contest taps the creativity of video-game makers to address the serious issue of climate change, said the head of the competition, Susanna Pollack.
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However, they say there's still much work to do, such as convincing the public that speeding is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.
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For the firm perhaps the most serious issue was the failure to supervise the traders and the apparent proliferation of spoofing as a 'normal' trading strategy.
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When the conversation about restrictive voting laws focuses solely on electoral outcomes and partisan advantages and disadvantages, we can overlook the deeper and more serious issue.
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Not six months ago, not five years ago, not 20 years ago, even though gun violence has been a serious issue in the U.S. for decades.
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Jimmy Kimmel has taken several opportunities this year to cast aside humor and use his platform to discuss a serious issue close to his heart: healthcare.
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"They were pressured enough to realize that this was a serious issue, and it was not a coincidence that these children were going missing," Lindsey says.
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Cancer is an opportunity for two people to focus on a very serious issue and to handle it with every bit of strength that they have.
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There are also questions about how long players are expected to play the game in single sessions, and whether VR fatigue will be a serious issue.
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And while this loss is not bankrupting the company, insurers are certainly not in business to lose money, so its alleged losses are a serious issue.
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"Penis anxiety can be a pretty serious issue," Dr. Zhana Vrangalova, head researcher and professor of human sexuality at New York University, told Refinery29 last year.
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"It would be considered as a House bill, which would in and of itself cure the serious issue of the 'blue slip' constitutional requirement," Hoyer said.
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"Coming from a law enforcement background, I believe this is a more serious issue than Tim Cook understands," Sessions said in a Congressional hearing in February.
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"Climate change is a serious issue, but you can't do very much about it, especially if a big hurricane comes," he added with a hearty laugh.
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Regardless of the cause, the reduction in the number of U.S.-listed public companies is a serious issue for our markets and the country more generally.
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While they are incredibly popular and often cheap forms of transport, they do have an environmental impact, with emissions from exhaust pipes being a serious issue.
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"While this was helpful in giving some context to the matter, it was no substitute for a public discussion on such a serious issue," said Rep.
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I have a serious issue with shoes, as I like to have flats, boots, and heels in several shapes and forms no matter where I go.
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"This is no longer a capital problem now; it has now snowballed into depositor confidence issue and that is a far more serious issue," said Ganapathy.
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The lack of Native foster families across the nation is "a serious issue," David Simmons, the director of government affairs and advocacy for NICWA, told me.
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The Police Department has acknowledged that undocumented "stops are a serious issue that needs to be addressed," Mr. Zimroth wrote in the report released on Wednesday.
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The agency, seeing a serious issue, did take the problem under its wing, according to a letter sent by the FAA to Dan dated November 18.
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Just one-quarter of Republicans think the allegations are a serious issue, compared to 28503 percent of Republicans who think it is more of a distraction.
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Through her own research, Grant has come across people trivializing the use of music in torture situations and refusing to accept it as a serious issue.
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Just one-quarter of Republicans think the allegations are a serious issue, compared to 73 percent of Republicans who think it is more of a distraction.
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A recent Washington Post-ABC News poll showed that 64% of Americans — a new majority — now believe that sexual harassment in the workplace is a serious issue.
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But whether or not we're being played here, the special is inadvertently bringing up a serious issue when it comes to women and how they give birth.
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Nevertheless, battery malfunctions are a serious issue, and one that obviously affects your ability to use your laptop, so it's probably a good idea to check yours.
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It's hardly a secret that in the year 2019, ocean pollution as a result of our Big Plastic Problem is a serious issue that can't be ignored.
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Metacritic score: 87 Honeyland is a vibrant, fascinating, and sober documentary that examines a serious issue — the endangerment of bees — by way of a gorgeous human portrait.
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Cyberbullying is a serious issue and, according to Ellis, can lead to serious effects such as withdrawals from family and friends, anxiety from digital communication and depression.
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While Twitter has taken steps this month to fight back against abuse, users immediately saw the new profile picture as a cosmetic fix to a serious issue.
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We knew coral bleaching was a serious issue in the Great Barrier Reef, but the scope of just how widespread it was has been unclear — until now.
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The reduced number of samples is a serious issue for Brazil, the host nation of an Olympic Games swamped in the geopolitical and moral impact of doping.
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In short, it lies firmly in the American political tradition to regard possible obstruction of justice as a serious issue worthy of investigation in an impeachment context.
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"This is a very urgent and serious issue," Anannya Bhattacharjee of the Asia Floor Wage Alliance, a group which represents garment workers, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Over the past couple of years, as poor air quality becomes an increasingly serious issue throughout the country, the show has been targeted by Taiwanese environmental groups.
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"I want to remind every nation that has supported these resolutions that this is a serious issue and something that we will discuss with Moscow," he said.
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"We could have the status quo or we could have movement on a serious issue that could save money, reduce crime, and help people," the official added.
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"We really are hoping that people understand the message is not to be taken lightly or usurped, because [Black Lives Matter] is a serious, serious issue," Rev.
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This breaks cleanly along party lines, with 85 percent of Republicans seeing it as a distraction and 85 percent of Democrats seeing it as a serious issue.
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In short, lead content in our drinking water is an extremely serious issue, as we have come to appreciate with the ongoing news out of Flint, Michigan.
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Dr. Drew insists coronavirus is being overblown -- especially compared to a normal flu season -- and even though it's a serious issue ... he says the hysteria isn't warranted.
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"The use of glib and ironic language around such a serious issue minimized the experience of survivors," the steering committee of DSA-LA said in a statement.
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The shrinking pipeline of young researchers in antimicrobial-resistant and health-care-associated infections is a serious issue when the threats are evolving faster than our solutions.
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People share posts for all kinds of reasons: Maybe it contains an encouraging message, or gives information about a serious issue that many people are unaware of.
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The environment – particularly coastal erosion and pollution of the Gulf – is not treated as a serious issue, despite its importance to people's livelihoods and the state's economy.
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You'll have to kick back an espresso or two and motor on (though if there were a serious issue, the company would send someone to fetch you).
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Trump didn't just side with Kim when it comes to making fun of Biden — he also took Kim's side on a much more serious issue: missile testing.
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Microsoft acknowledged the issues as early as February 2018, which is a long time to let a premium laptop line go without a solution to a serious issue.
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"This is the most serious issue in Rio and the state is doing a terrible, horrible job," Eduardo Paes told CNN, during an interview in his downtown office.
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"The coalition went to him and talked to him about the issue and he thought it was a really serious issue and he wanted to help," Zuckman said.
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While actors are celebrating their nominations at the 2017 Screen Actors Guild Awards, the performers are also focused on a more serious issue: President Donald Trump's refugee ban.
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It turns out that robots aren't very good at identifying pirated porn, TV shows, music or anything else, and that could be a serious issue for Internet companies.
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The researchers had to do it this way because companies don't make their data available for scrutiny — a serious issue given that this a matter of public interest.
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Despite the official end of the apartheid 22 years ago, the school is still run by mostly white administrators and racism remains a serious issue in the area.
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While it remains unclear how Korea's weakening household debt servicing ability will affect Kookmin, Fitch does not think the country's household debt level is a serious issue yet.
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"Deforestation is very serious issue, but to me mining is the most worrying threat, as it occurs in the entire Amazon, poisoning many basins with mercury," he said.
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Indie craft brewers have a powerful collective voice, and — while the campaign is a humorous rally call to draw attention to a serious issue — they are using it.
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"Drug abuse is a serious issue," Mr. Lauder said in a statement issued from Jerusalem, where he was attending the funeral of the former Israeli leader Shimon Peres.
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"Frankly, he needs to educate himself and his base that this is a serious issue, not just at O.S.U. but at universities all across the nation," he said.
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A July poll from Quinnipiac University found that 85 percent of voters polled found corruption to be a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" issue in New York state.
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Related reading: Tesla has a serious issue with parking at its company headquarters, which at least gives employees more motivation to achieve autonomous driving as quickly as possible.
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Fatigue is a serious issue in the creator space, especially on YouTube and Twitch where the platform's demands for daily content can become taxing on people's mental health.
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Regulators at all levels should engage with human services CBOs in reviewing and reforming CBO regulations, including litigation risk, which has become a serious issue for these organizations.
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"A lot of people in the past have said it's not really a serious issue," one of the hackers, who goes by @Followr on Twitter, told the conference.
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" It added: "No one should talk about a people's traumatic history in a throwaway manner, even if the point is to raise awareness about a deadly serious issue.
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Twenty-four-year-old Arizonian resident Marshall Clark said he believes Twitter is a great way to deal with one&aposs emotions when confronted with a serious issue.
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Presidents Putin and Trump certainly have plenty of issues to discuss on Monday besides Russia's meddling in our 2016 election, even though that's unquestionably an important and serious issue.
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In Megan's defense, the gender pay gap is a serious issue and we should all be screaming about it at 3:37 in the morning (and, like, always).5.
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"This is a serious issue," Dana Bieber, a No on 1631 spokesperson, told BuzzFeed News, adding that the proposal would cost voters money and not address some climate pollution.
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The other, potentially more serious issue being reported is screen burn-in, which is when a "ghost-like" image lingers on the screen even when you've closed an app.
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The church's First Presidency, or its top governing body, said in its announcement of the changes that abuse is a serious issue that is taken seriously in the religion.
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By doing those things, we can engage in more productive, less tense conversations with others about the serious issue of impeachment — an important consideration as the holiday season approaches.
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While celebrity stalkings are often made light of, it's a serious issue no matter who the victim is, and we hope Kendall gets what she needs to feel safe.
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But it becomes a more serious issue if the bad press starts to affect how many people use the platforms — which is the core of their lucrative ad businesses.
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"This industry is broken, there's no question we have a serious issue," Jesper Kjaedegaard, partner at shipping and logistics firm Mercator International, told a recent shipping conference in Singapore.
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The longer a funk lasts, the more it gets in the way of accomplishing your workload and can become a serious issue within your job and overall career goals.
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Vietnam was still not a serious issue, and Congress had passed a number of his major proposals, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the War on Poverty.
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" He said that the path forward for the bill is contingent on getting traction from his colleagues and continuing to educate New Yorkers that this is a "serious issue.
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This is troubling because poor access to mental health care, according to experts, is a serious issue that overlaps with other public health crises like drug abuse and suicide.
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Somebody is going to announce something that then triggers a more serious issue," he said, stressing trade risk "could come from any side, Europe, U.S., China; you name it.
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Somebody is going to announce something that then triggers a more serious issue," Ermotti said, stressing trade risk "could come from any side, Europe, U.S., China; you name it.
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"European exchanges have a serious issue with policing illicit activity on their platforms," said Yaya Fanusie, an ex-CIA counterterrorism analyst who currently works as CSIF's director of analysis.
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"I think climate change is serious issue — the oil industry, gas industry have to be part of the solution rather than being the problem or a barrier," he said.
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I think that sketch does what "SNL" does best: it takes a very serious issue and it allows us to address it and engage with it because we're laughing.
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"I have a serious issue with a superintendent or any person in a position of leadership getting any type of raise," Ms. Hargrave said, standing next to her seat.
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A. If a Mac does not respond to its power button after you have checked its battery, connections and monitor, there might be a serious issue — but not always.
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No. He admitted that when he gave an interview with Peter Kafka of Recode in March 224, he had no idea that cord-cutting was such a serious issue.
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Climate change is the most serious issue we're facing right now, and both brands and consumers have found themselves looking for ways to make the beauty business more sustainable.
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Not long after, I got an email from my nephew saying he had to address what he referred to as the serious issue of why I "friended" his girlfriend.
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"I hope that Maryland's quick and decisive action ... will demonstrate to states around the country that this is a serious issue that can and must be dealt with," Lierman said.
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Emmy Award winner Eric McCormack is known for providing comedic relief on Will & Grace, but now the actor is teaming up with other performers to highlight a very serious issue.
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But if you're, say, going a few days without a period and then starting up again full force — or spotting in between periods — it might signal a more serious issue.
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This is serious issue that needs to be addressed, but it would be irresponsible if the government tries to bailout all the pension funds individually without regard for the PBGC.
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That's a serious issue, especially since U.S. companies are locked out of China (and the data to be gleaned there), while Chinese companies can take part in the U.S. market.
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And while sexual harassment in France — and other parts of the world — is a serious issue, many activists believe governments don't treat it with the urgency and gravity it deserves.
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Earlier, you mentioned that, "people think M.I.A.will do a cool video on pirates or whatever," but then you used the opportunity to highlight a serious issue, not a stylish one.
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Antibiotic resistance is a serious issue that, if left unchecked, could plunge us into a medieval time where every scraped knee and paper cut has the potential to turn deadly.
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He called reported concessions to China "a terrible deal" and warned that China's theft of intellectual property from U.S. companies was a more serious issue than the bilateral trade deficit.
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"It is a serious issue and it has to be examined within the framework of the Constitution," Chief Justice of India, Tirath Singh Thakur, said of the petition on Wednesday.
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In a statement responding to the news of the Irish DPA's action, Schrems added: This is a very serious issue for the US tech industry and EU-US data flows.
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During a conference call with journalists following this latest security revelation, Zuckerberg said the incident was "a serious issue" and listed a number of ways the company was addressing it.
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"This is an extremely serious issue for the fundamentals of this nation and its long history as well as its future," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said after receiving the report.
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"It's a very, very serious issue, and that is the why the government didn't want this data to come out in the public domain," said former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha.
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Far from the most serious issue facing a Trump administration, Mr. Spicer's distracting neckwear still troubles those who bother to address themselves to the meanings subtly coded into our clothes.
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Engage it as a serious issue that affects women every single day -- whether we are running for president, pushing for a promotion or just seeking recognition for who we are.
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Child recruitment "is a very important and serious issue and we hope to shine a spotlight on it," said Saud al-Kabli, an official of the Saudi Embassy in Washington.
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And after surveying over 24,000 respondents, it looks like millennials are most worried about climate change, with 48 percent of respondents saying it's the most serious issue affecting the world today.
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On the other hand, one assumes that California is imposing this solar panel mandate because California voters think climate change is a serious issue that policymakers ought to do something about.
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"We tried a humorous tone, to make a bit of a joke... but it's [a] very serious [issue]," La Roche-Derrien mayor Jean-Louis Even, told French radio channel Europe 1.
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Plagiarism is a much more serious issue, even if it has become less of a career-ender, thanks to people in Trump World and elsewhere being caught plagiarizing with zero repercussions.
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This is a serious issue (for much more on it, see the Explained episode about the gender pay gap), but it doesn't have that much to do with child care expenses.
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"So there are always efforts whenever you dealing with a serious issue like this, that people want to change the discussion and have everybody chanse another different shiny object," Peters said.
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"The Connecticut Insurance Department has been made aware of this serious issue, and we will be conducting a thorough investigation," Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Katharine Wade said in a statement to CNN.
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Mukherjee, who has spent years raising awareness and creating localized efforts to curb plastic pollution credits the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government for making waste management and pollution a more serious issue.
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It&aposs a serious issue and it should be treated seriously instead of ignoring it the way the people who had the reins of power for the past eight years it did.
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There's currently a serious issue with the OS that's going to require a wipe and a reinstall, and when the warranty ended back in 23, flaws began to appear in the display.
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"Just because my body does not conform to society's standards of an eating disorder recovery body does not mean I am not overcoming a serious issue with restricting my food," Marjanović wrote.
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"In terms of the European parliamentary elections, I think the serious issue right now for the Conservative Party should not be Theresa May, it should be about the overall picture," Downes said.
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"I do think trust has been eroded to the point where it starts to become a serious issue for our long term future," he said at the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston.
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On the last episode, Eureka O'Hara made a joke about Sasha Velour having an eating disorder, so in the clip, O'Hara wants to apologize for making light of a very serious issue.
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Obviously, a good old fashioned rickrolling is hardly the most direct or potent means of protesting a serious issue, but at least it's kind of funny—and certainly embarrassing for BCGold Corp.
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Even after I assured them that it wasn't a serious issue, it still make me feel gross in the same way that an oozing cold sore, bloodshot eye, or blackened fingernail would.
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"This is a serious issue in the Commonwealth, and a gubernatorial candidate should absolutely be talking about it, and putting forward solutions to address it and make our communities safer," he added.
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There is no more serious issue facing the nation today than the possibility, if not likelihood, that we have in the White House a man who is mentally unfit for the job.
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Nielsen also responded to criticism from multiple former first ladies to the administration's zero tolerance immigration stance, remarking that it is a serious issue but one that should be handled by Congress.
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" Stelter said that while a new CNN poll found that 85033 percent of Americans believe the Russia investigation is a serious issue, if you're watching Fox News then "you're hearing the opposite.
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Of course, rappers like Mac Miller and Lil Peep have also died due to drug-related issues ... and Sanders says the glorification of drugs in rap culture is becoming a serious issue.
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He said he saw U.S.-Russia relations pragmatically and believed problems could be addressed, and stressed to Lavrov that Russia needed to understand that meddling in elections was a very serious issue.
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However, the presidency is about policy, and this rare self-appraisal about his appearance should not be understood as merely a light-hearted moment—it is a distraction from a serious issue.
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The U.S. trade fight with China is a "serious" issue, but the ongoing conflict won't cause a recession or a steeper downturn in stocks, Wall Street veteran Byron Wien told CNBC on Thursday.
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And you mostly have refrained from commenting on it, but recently you called it a very serious issue, and then the other day you said well she's getting slapped with the email controversy.
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What's more, that information gets shared with the patient's pharmacy and doctor, who can monitor the patient's health and get warnings when there is a serious issue, such as dangerously high blood pressure.
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And a recent survey of more than 30,000 black Americans called the Black Census Project, which focused on underrepresented but politically engaged groups, found that many see police accountability as a serious issue.
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"Faced with such a serious issue with the entire non-proliferation system in danger and a potential nuclear war on the horizon, all the major powers seem powerless -- that's a tragedy," Zhang said.
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According to Reuters, while violence has been a serious issue in the nation and 47 farmers were killed in 2017 and 2018, it actually marks a 85033-year record low for farm murders.
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"We want to commend Senators Blunt and Klobuchar, who have worked tirelessly and in a bipartisan way, to address this serious issue," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his Democratic counterpart, Sen.
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According to Reuters, while violence has been a serious issue in the nation and 47 farmers were killed in 2017 and 2018, it actually marks a 20-year record low for farm murders.
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This is a serious issue that the American people and their elected representatives should consider and debate, rather than allowing the Department of Justice to put into law through an obscure bureaucratic process.
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"People believing Trump can be a solution to the problems we're facing is a serious issue because they have expectations that are not consistent with the structural issues we're facing," Bar-Yam said.
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" Gardner said Trump's conversations with the president of Ukraine about Joe Biden and his family as well as a whistleblower complaint about the president's conversations with a world leader are a "serious issue.
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But first, Mr. Davis, a young black comedian raised here, who presents himself as a lighthearted and knowing liaison between the black and white communities, addresses the serious issue at hand: racial profiling.
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If a gangster had a serious issue with someone, for example if another prisoner had stabbed one of his friends, he would get someone with HIV to infect that person to get revenge.
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Partisanship polarized the results: 83 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents said the allegations were more of a distraction, while 83 percent of Democrats and Democratic leaners called it a serious issue.
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"This is a serious issue that not only has consequences for the money mule, but for society as a whole," Simon Dukes, chief executive of Cifas, said when the figures were published on Monday.
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Chang and his team consider this a serious issue for long-term manned missions, especially when considering a trip to Mars that could take eight or nine months just to reach the Red Planet.
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Compounding the issue is the fact that expensive treatments rarely make it to individuals in most of sub-Saharan Africa (or rural India, Bangladesh, or Pakistan, other places where snakebite is a serious issue).
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Add the fact that most shops selling wine are little more than overheating stinking garages with dirty crates of bottles stacked up under fluorescent lights, and you have a serious issue on your hands.
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"Reasonable doubts persist on the sustainability of current prices, given that climate pressure continues and air pollution is a serious issue which will shape policies in China, India and other emerging countries," it said.
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It's just a serious issue, and yes, I've seen it firsthand, in my own family, watching someone go from completely with it and snappy in their late 20043s, to wheelchair-bound by mid-22004s.
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As Congress races to avoid another temporary, partial lapse in some federal funding this week, the drama of "shutdown" headlines continue to mask a far more serious issue for the American people: insurer bailouts.
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The turnaround between her blatant ignorance and acceptance is a bit quick and, sadly, unrealistic, but it sticks with the show's intent of bringing a serious issue to an accessible 30-minute comedic platform.
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Unfortunately, even though the humane society was on an elevated foundation and had survived other storms without serious issue, the strength of Dorian caused a storm surge to douse the island, flooding the shelter.
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"The FCC under Ajit Pai's leadership has repeatedly refused to meaningfully address the very serious issue of fake anti-net neutrality comments submitted into its docket using stolen names and addresses," the group said.
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Adding a political advisor to the National Security Council is a serious issue, and it warrants a measured and serious evaluation and discussion — not wild accusations and denunciations based solely on partisan ill will.
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"Today, harassment against job-hunting students, especially sexual harassment against female students, is a serious issue that could interfere with life choices on their career path," the group said in a statement demanding action.
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The regulatory hurdle could push back the resumption of 737 MAX flights, a potentially serious issue for Boeing if it delays the scheduled first deliveries of the $110 million plane to airlines this month.
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Which in turn means that, whatever becomes of the plan, it will have moved climate change — a serious issue that has had serious trouble gaining traction — to a commanding position in the national conversation.
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Gurpal Toor, a water quality expert at the University of Maryland who was not involved in the study, said brine "could be a serious issue in a small body of water" like an inland lake.
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You must not have heard the battlecry I let out at exactly 3:37, after listening to Megan give her 2 cents on the serious issue of the gender pay gap, for over an hour.
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"We're actually using this as an opportunity not to tell a stoner joke like we have in the past, but to raise what we see as a much more serious issue around justice," Curley said.
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Importantly, Henriques says it might be a more serious issue if you'd like to curtail your drinking or other substance use, but have a hard time living up to the promises you make to yourself.
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But it also brings up a very obvious question and potentially serious issue: if there's no manual way to unlock it, how can you get in if the power goes out or the lock breaks?
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Sunday that rival Hillary Clinton's email controversy is a "very serious issue," even though he has refused to attack the former secretary of state on that front.
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Without defending what the officer had done, Mr. Bratton spoke of the practice of ordinary people filming unsettling behavior by the police as a "very serious" issue that had reached "epidemic" levels in this country.
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Democratic State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie said "we will take a close look" at the "serious" issue, and State Senator Todd Kaminsky, also a Democrat, tweeted a plan to introduce a bill closing the loophole.
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A more serious issue would be a delay impacting large volume of Model 3 deliveries for several quarters, or even a year, but there's no evidence to suggest that is a real risk right now.
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While 2628 percent of adults in the poll believe that illegal immigration is a "very" (28503 percent) or "somewhat" (22019 percent) serious issue, the public is divided on President Trump's proposals to address the issue.
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At the Golden 1 Center, as the new arena will be called, the technology focus is on connectivity, a serious issue in many stadiums and arenas, especially considering the dense crowds that gather during events.
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The 73-year-old former president and Nobel Peace laureate spoke days after French President Emmanuel Macron said Poland was going "against European interests" and German Chancellor Angela Merkel called Poland a "serious issue". 3.
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As people panic buy Purell and other off-label antibacterial gels (including third-party sellers who are price gouging consumers), it's creating a serious issue for hospitals who rely on it to safely treat patients.
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While this problem might not be a burning matter for most folks living inside the Beltway, it is a serious issue across the nation and at epidemic levels in some of the hardest hit regions.
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"This is a serious issue," Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, said in a statement that called for an immediate and transparent investigation in cooperation with law enforcement.
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Fly-tipping, also known as illegal dumping, has become a serious issue, says Aleem Siddique of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus, and the UN organizes clean-up operations along the DMZ's two beaches.
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He acknowledged that the potential presence of a loaded gun in the jail was "obviously a serious issue," but said that rooting out contraband did not justify the conditions that inmates were being subjected to.
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In his address to dozens of foreign ambassadors, O'Brien said there's "no more serious issue" a president can face than nuclear weapons, but suggested the administration has not yet settled on a structure for arms control.
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Our investigation continue, Hillary Clinton&aposs friend in the media, they continue to expose themselves giving next to zero coverage that she stole a primary and we&aposll explain why it is it a serious issue.
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He deflected the questions, as Will Oremus recounts: "This is a serious issue and we're very focused on addressing it, which is why we patched the vulnerability and kind of taken additional security measures," he said.
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The survey also found that 22019 percent of all California voters, including 67 percent of women and 71 percent of Democrats, believe the allegations several women have brought against Biden recently are not a serious issue.
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He said the Russian interference in the US election was a "serious issue, one serious enough to attract additional sanctions" — even though the goal of said Russian interference had been to help his boss get elected.
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Megan Molteni is one of our science and health writers and she's a fantastic reporter and writer and she has really been covering this quite closely and, of course, it's a pretty serious issue right now.
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"There is a serious issue with the independence of the highest court in the land," Timmermans told a news conference after a meeting with EU commissioners to decide to send more recommendations to the Polish government.
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The investigation into possible collusion between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia is a "serious issue," but there may be more worrying matters to focus on, former Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"The immigration issue was a very serious issue, we couldn't be more pleased that Mexico came to the table and negotiated an agreement, and because of that, we don't need to put tariffs on them," he added.
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Four out of five Malaysians aged 18-13 cited corruption as the most serious issue facing the country, according to a survey released last month by the Global Shapers Community, a programme under the World Economic Forum.
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"The immigration issue was a very serious issue, we couldn't be more pleased that Mexico came to the table and negotiated an agreement, and because of that we don't need to put tariffs on them," Mnuchin said.
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While we know that the MOB did not intend in any way to make light of the serious issue of sexual assault, we are concerned that some people may have interpreted the halftime performance in that vein.
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By contrast, Republicans are close to evenly split, with 40 percent saying sexual harassment presents a somewhat or very serious issue for the GOP, and 43 percent say that it's not very or not at all serious.
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In addition to complicating a very serious issue for those individual veterans who are suffering from MST and filing related claims, from an organizational standpoint, VA has two major issues of its own related to this report.
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Now and again, a show from my childhood might have a "very special episode" to tackle a serious issue, but such compartmentalization tacitly suggested to viewers that life's most distasteful moments could be confined to sweeps week.
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A Republican member of the state's election commission in September called the glitch a serious issue, explaining that the improper voter registrations could result in denial of citizenship for the immigrants through no fault of their own.
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Although the coronavirus is still a serious issue yet to be fully controlled, we believe the supply chain issues and retail closures impacting the manufacture of, and demand for, smartphones in China may be temporary in nature.
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How do you decide whether an uninspiring event or a dip in sales is just a temporary blunder — a part of the eternal ebb and flow of the tech world — or an indication of a serious issue?
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Although she recently withdrew her candidacy and some in the disability community took serious issue with her proposals, Kamala Harris was the first 2020 candidate to announce an exclusive plan for people with disabilities, back in August.
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While the bathroom issue has popped up in small fights over the years, the current debate really goes back to Houston, Texas, the first place where it was proven to be a serious issue for LGBTQ rights.
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Clinton's credentials for office have not been a serious issue, but a scandal stemming from her use of a private email account while at the State Department hangs over her head as she enters the general election campaign.
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The Google walkout in November over the company's tendencies to protect and reward men accused of sexual harassment brought media attention to a serious issue and forced Google to agree to new policies regarding sexual harassment and diversity.
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Cultural appropriation is a serious issue, and I'm not naïve enough to believe that Kylie Jenner hasn't been aware of the many ways she has appropriated and commodified Black culture both in the past, and apparently still today.
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He was concerned by "this hypocritical approach of not informing the customers about the contamination on one hand (claiming it was not a serious issue) and charging the supplier for it on the other hand," the lawsuit says.
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While Republicans are trying to stay focused on their domestic policy agenda, there is little disputing that Congress has a serious issue on its hands that it may have no choice but to deal with sooner than later.
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In the docs, Daniel Perelmutter says Driver's made it impossible for him to finish construction on his home, and her obscenity-laced tirades are stressing him out -- a serious issue, since he says he's had a heart transplant.
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"Land costs are going up and that was the most serious issue, at least in my term there," said Vicki L. Been, the former head of the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development under Mr. de Blasio.
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Mr. Zepeda's story illustrates what community activists say is a serious issue: The Phoenix police are unusually quick to use force, slow to back down, and make a habit of releasing selective or misleading information about what happened.
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Transport for London (TfL) policy manager Mandy McGregor said sexual harassment was a serious issue for transport planners with some men spending all day on underground systems seeking out women - and the problem was not unique to Britain.
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International Gymnastics Federation official Ron Froehlich told the assembly that the power outages were potentially a "serious issue" and also complained of a lack of sufficient lighting in competition and training halls, which he blamed on funding problems.
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"I assure you that this organization is facing this extremely serious issue with one very clear goal — protecting children and athletes," Tim Hinchey III, the president and chief executive of U.S.A. Swimming, said in a letter to members.
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Eighty-four percent of respondents who said they approve of Trump thought the Russia scandal was more of a distraction, while 79 percent of those who disapprove of the president said they think Russia is a serious issue.
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But now we have this very serious issue of the consideration at least opening the door to that from the White House podium today about whether American citizens are going to be handed over to Russian operatives for interrogation.
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DURBIN: And the math of the Senate at this moment with Senator McCain, if one or two Republican senators believe this choice is out of the mainstream, then we could have a very serious issue before us on confirmation.
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Net neutrality is a serious issue and the current administration's elimination of the 2015 rules is a perfectly good reason to protest and, indeed, take Pai personally to task, since he is the foremost architect of our present situation.
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This soon became a serious issue — every soldier was said to be producing an average of 22002 pounds of trash per day — and the DOD decided to construct open-air burn pits on military bases to incinerate the trash.
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This soon became a serious issue — every soldier was said to be producing an average of 1503 pounds of trash per day — and the DOD decided to construct open-air burn pits on military bases to incinerate the trash.
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"We recognize that payment processing is a serious issue to our customers and we have a team actively working on this issue to resolve it and take care of our customers," said Senior Vice President of AHFC David Paul.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Apple has identified a serious issue with a "very small number" of 2018 MacBook Air laptops that requires the replacement of the main logic board, 9to93Mac reported on Sunday, citing internal documents from the company.
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Karl Blanchet, who was not involved in the study but is director of the Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, said the findings raise a serious issue which affects other countries, too.
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By the numbers: An Axios-SurveyMonkey poll conducted last week found the following views: 54% see Russians' use of technology platforms to meddle in U.S. politics as a serious issue that warrants investigation; 41% see it as a distraction.
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The Association of Air Medical Services says more firms are accepting insurance -- about a dozen announced that they were going in-network this year -- but still too many do not, Thomson said, and that can be a serious issue.
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Instead, polling suggests that a healthy majority of Americans think the more serious issue is discrimination against black people (they're right): Trump was able to win the Republican nomination in part by exploiting conservative voters' fears around racial animus.
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We'll reach out to the market, investors, different people, but I think it's something that is a very serious issue of whether we should explore whether we can raise 2023- or 100-year money at a very slight premium.
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But this episode tackles a serious issue — having a voice, and making that voice heard — with elegance and relevance, revealing that the best way to battle forces of evil (and the patriarchy) is sometimes to scream until you're finally heard.
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AGAIN, WE'LL REACH OUT TO THE MARKET, INVESTORS, DIFFERENT PEOPLE, BUT I THINK IT'S SOMETHING THAT IS A VERY SERIOUS ISSUE OF WHETHER WE SHOULD EXPLORE, WHETHER WE CAN RAISE 50 OR 100-YEAR MONEY AT A VERY SLIGHT PREMIUM.
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"The fact that our government is closing in on trillion-dollar deficits in the midst of an economic expansion should be a serious issue for voters and candidates," William Hoagland, its senior vice president, said of next month's U.S. congressional elections.
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Although this is arguably less horrific than other tragic stories of gruesome accidental deaths of Airbnb renters, it's a serious issue that this fast-growing share economy is widely under-regulated compared to hotels and more traditional bed and breakfasts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's powerful state planning body the National Development and Reform Commission continues to face a serious issue in tackling corruption and officials must step up efforts to tackle the problem, its chairman was quoted as saying on Wednesday.
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The report also found that more than one billion children live in countries plagued by poverty; 240 million in countries affected by conflict and fragility; and more than 575 million girls live in countries where gender bias is a serious issue.
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A Suffolk University/USA Today poll taken in late June — before these emails were revealed — found that 73 percent of voters agree Russia's meddling in our election was either a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" issue (55 and 85033 percent, respectively).
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"It's a pretty serious issue, and it's one that no one was counting on here," said Diane Ellis-Marseglia, a commissioner in Bucks County, a suburban area just northeast of Philadelphia that is a prime target for both Democrats and Republicans.
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"On a serious issue like this, after these horrendous shootings dominating the month of August, at least we could come back with a level of seriousness that underscored that maybe we would like to get an outcome," McConnell told reporters Tuesday.
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While it is safe to give an infant that young acetaminophen, parents should call their pediatrician for any fever in an infant of that age before administering medication because it's difficult to know if the cause is a more serious issue.
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"If there is a shift in customer tastes to different types of experiences besides cruising, then this would be a serious issue for the cruise lines," said Patrick Scholes, managing director at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey who covers lodging and leisure.
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The research, conducted mostly before nearly 85033 nations voted last month in Paris on an international climate accord, found that Democrats (63 percent) are much more likely than Republicans (18 percent) to see climate change as a very serious issue.
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Before the latest revelations surfaced Tuesday regarding Donald Trump Jr.'s emails about his meeting with a Russian lawyer, 50 percent of Americans said the Russia allegations swirling around the Trump administration represented a "serious issue" that should be investigated.
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I don't think that the White Famous powers that be could have predicted the storm that was brewing with Weinstein and how it would make the show feel like it was making light of a serious issue too soon after it unfolded.
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If this becomes a serious issue, and slamming your windows shut or threatening to call the cops didn't work, it might be time to think of other workarounds to make the noise a little more bearable — starting with soundproofing your room decor.
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"This blockade has been a serious issue for our people as it cuts us off from the shortest route to major hospitals and other emergency services," Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Chairman, Dave Archambault II, said in a statement issued on December 123th.
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In fact, after taking a closer look at the Blue Whale phenomenon, it seems less like the shocking story Novaya Gazeta initially reported, and more like a perfect storm of internet creepypasta, media hysteria, and the very real and serious issue teenage suicide.
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"It has come to our attention that while unsupervised, a staff member of Locals Only Toronto made a sign within our establishment that is disgusting, derogatory, and insensitive towards a serious issue that we in no shape or form condone," the statement read.
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Satellite data shows both planes had a similar flight profile before they crashed, while reports have indicated that there may be a serious issue with automated control systems designed to reduce the risk of stalling (the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS).
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The reason for me to film this video is to raise the global awareness of this serious issue happened in Hong Kong, and I hope that more and more foreign medias can keep their attention and coverage on this white terror incident.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The European Commission's view that rule of law is threatened in Poland is groundless, the foreign ministry said on Thursday, a day after a senior Commission official said there was a serious issue with the independence of Poland's highest court.
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As we begin this historic week, a poll for Axios by SurveyMonkey has ominous findings for both the Trump White House and the tech giants: 51% (including 49% of independents) think the Russian allegations against the Trump campaign are a serious issue.
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While allowing a twisty soap like the CW comic adaptation to deal with such a real-world, serious issue could have gone horrifically, Riverdale saved itself from disaster by how it handled the problem of Nick: letting young women defeat the monster.
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That's a serious issue, subject to intense debate among economists, but Mr. Garrett made it partisan by accusing Ms. Yellen of making statements that were "eerily similar to what the administration has said," and then giving her little opportunity to explain her position.
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The new opening format — two teams advancing from groups of three in an expanded 48-team field in 2026, and possibly as soon as the next World Cup in 2022 — raises a very serious issue: The risk of collusion will be much higher.
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"It's an incredible travesty, this sort of really crude and unsophisticated approach for dealing with what is a very serious issue," said Jack Brouwer, an engineering professor and director of the National Fuel Cell Research Center at the University of California, Irvine.
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" Karim Brohi, a trauma surgeon at the Royal London Hospital and director of London's major trauma system, said in a statement on Saturday that while knife violence was "a serious issue" in London, "to suggest guns are part of the solution is ridiculous.
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In late January, Powell described the outbreak as a "very serious issue," but at the time, he noted the virus was still in its early stages and it remained uncertain how far it would spread and what the macroeconomic effects would be.
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The Australia Transport Safety Bureau was starting an investigation and an update would normally be available within a month but could come sooner if a "more serious issue" was identified in its early stages, Bob Armstrong, a spokesman for the bureau said.
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"What we are going to try and do is convince our European partners when we meet Netanyahu ...to tell him that what is happening with the United States is a serious issue for him, Israel and any peace prospect," the diplomat said.
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"It is a very emotional issue as we know because it involves use by teenagers and vaping and this should be the priority by everybody to address because this is a serious issue," he told CNBC's David Faber in an interview Thursday.
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But behind that silliness, there was indeed a legitimately serious issue here: hints of the still-deep divisions in Iran, just beneath the surface, between so-called moderate versus hard-line factions jostling to pull the country in two very different directions.
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The region has been battling a crime wave in the lead-up to the Games, with Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, at one point saying that crime is "the most serious issue in Rio and the state is doing a terrible, horrible job," according to CNN.
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"FIFA regards the illicit sale and distribution of tickets as a serious issue and in cooperation with local authorities, including consumer protection agencies in numerous countries, strives to identify and curb unauthorized ticket sales," a FIFA spokesman said in a statement e-mailed to Reuters.
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"I'm predisposed to say that renaming that building is a serious issue, but I believe right now it is even premature to talk about that," he said when asked if he would support renaming the building if that is what the panel recommends. Sen.
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The video above is a charming and realistic take on what it really feels like to have a health scare, and it is meant to shed light on a serious issue — the need for accessible cancer screenings for young women, especially women of color.
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"The evidence is only piling up that repetitive brain trauma is a very serious issue," Chris Nowinski, co-founder and president of the Concussion Legacy Foundation, which studies the brains of former athletes looking for signs of CTE, told Motherboard in a phone interview.
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Charles Krugel, a Chicago-based HR counselor and management-side labor and employment lawyer, tells Broadly that both transparency and revenue issues make it virtually impossible to collect accurate statistics on this issue, but he does see sexual harassment for freelancers as a serious issue.
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Scoring has been a serious issue for the Nittany Lions as they have been held to 65 points or fewer in seven of their last nine games and are in danger of dropping at least 10 Big Ten contests for the fifth straight season.
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These same people are also more alarmed than other Trump supporters about the recent news of the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia during the election: 30 percent of them say this is a "serious issue," compared with only 13 percent of Trump supporters overall.
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Millions of survivors are watching coaches downplay abuse, make excuses for abusers, and spread misinformation, which conveys the message that domestic violence isn't a serious issue and that abusive men will still be supported by the very people tasked with issuing consequences for their behavior.
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"The more serious issue may be not so much that there has been a violation of the Presidential Records Act, but the reason for a decision to circumvent it," said Robert F. Bauer, who served as White House counsel for former President Barack Obama.
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House Democratic leaders, following frustrated efforts to hold President Trump to account, understandably want to strike quickly to impeach him on the grounds of one extremely serious issue: his pressuring the president of Ukraine to get the goods on his Democratic rival Joe Biden.
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"It's a very serious issue and there are only four or five countries in the world that we engage with this issue on and unfortunately Saudi Arabia is actually one of them," he said, naming the others as Iran, Pakistan, China and the Maldives.
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"It's certainly easier for some people to see a meme that takes a serious issue, like what's happening with rising US-Iranian tensions, and makes you laugh either because it is absurd or you're afraid or you don't fully understand the issue," Hewitt said.
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"I'm just thankful that the players' association and M.L.B. were able to address a serious issue in our nation — that doesn't have boundaries — and work together for the betterment of our players," Billy Eppler, the Angels general manager, told reporters during baseball's annual winter meetings.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bollywood is bucking the trend of its usual lavish landscaped song-and-dance romantic comedies to take on the more serious issue of open defecation in India with the release of "Toilet: A Love Story", the film's promoters said on Tuesday.
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If you take climate change, which is a serious issue, it's been co-opted by pessimistic baby-boomers and turned into a dark nightmarish scenario, rather than saying that we need to restructure power and resources in a way that could make the world a better place.
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And if they relied on that dossier and they didn&apost corroborate it or vet it, then we have a serious issue and that&aposs the next thing that House Intel is trying to find out, is whether or not the U.S. government relied on it.
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Sanders assessment that Clinton's use of private email on a private server during her time as secretary of state is a "very serious issue" comes after the State Department announced Friday that it was withholding 22 emails determined to be "top secret" by the intelligence community.
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Public debt of 89.3 percent of GDP is a much more serious issue, not only because it is significantly above the mandated limit of 60 percent of GDP, but also because its range of 68.3 percent in Germany and 132.6 percent in Italy is unsustainably huge.
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This should make combating fraud a priority for all firms, and with e-commerce making up a greater share of retail — it accounted for 10% of US retail in Q2 2019, up from 7% in Q2 2015 — CNP fraud specifically is becoming a more serious issue.
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"We still have a serious issue with infant mortality -- prematurity and infant mortality are clearly linked to cigarette smoking, as is low birth weight -- and when you begin to explain these things to patients, it really does appear to make a difference to them," he said.
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Dr. Sean P. Conley, physician to the president, used a memo released by the White House late Monday night to refute speculation that Trump had suffered from chest pain or another serious issue that led him to suddenly depart the White House by motorcade on Saturday afternoon.
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Having to write a letter to your child's school usually indicates that there's a serious issue to address — and in Stephen Callaghan's case, the incident in question was that his daughter seemed to have stepped out of a time machine when she came home from school one day.
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"I believe the Malaysian people want Dato' Sri Najib to go on leave as prime minister so as not to create the perception of abuse of power or process to halt or hinder a full and transparent investigation on this very serious issue," Wan Azizah said in a statement.
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"I do think what Speaker Johnson is saying is absolutely in the right direction and I think the Council is taking a strong view of a very, very serious issue and they're trying to do something about it and I commend them for that," Mr. de Blasio said.
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While it's nice to not split hairs over sharing resources with roommates you don't know so well, the limited square footage can prove to be a serious issue: With no walls to define your space, clutter can easily pile up and take over your entire apartment without you even noticing.
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"Today, after two and a half years, we can say that we found the right approach and established a standard throughout Europe on how to tackle this serious issue, while fully protecting freedom of speech," said Vera Jourova, a European commissioner for justice, consumers and gender equality, in a press release.
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He charged the Texan with regularly misrepresenting his immigration positions, particularly on the subject of whether he supports "amnesty," or allowing undocumented immigrants to stay in the U.S. "I've tried to fix a problem that's a very serious issue in Texas and in Florida, and it's a hard issue," Rubio said.
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"It's a serious issue, and one we take seriously, but when I take a look at all the threats facing this nation, it really is on the lower end of my priority list in terms of what I'm overly concerned about because it's being addressed I think pretty effectively," Johnson said.
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I am very upset by this for several reasons: that my daughter could be in jeopardy and so much time has passed; that I cannot trust this friend to be honest with me about such a serious issue; and that her concern was for herself and releasing her sense of guilt.
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" A senior White House aide told CNN the possibility of Barr resigning is "a serious issue" but held that "with the strong alignment between the President and the attorney general on so many other issues, the odds are high that they'll craft a way forward here which best serves the administration.
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"This is a much more serious issue for President Sisi than foreign investors because the protests suggest there's a division behind the scenes in the Egyptian deep state as much as unrest in the society," said Hasnain Malik, managing director, frontier markets equity strategy at investment firm Tellimer in Dubai.
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"The spread of monster homes is a serious issue that affects the well-being of families in long-established neighborhoods and we need to get a handle on the situation before it spirals out of control," Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell said in an article picked up by the Associated Press.
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"While much of the discussion around Infowars has been related to false news, which is a serious issue that we are working to address by demoting links marked wrong by fact checkers and suggesting additional content, none of the violations that spurred today's removals were related to this," said the blog post.
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"Much of the discussion around Infowars has been related to false news, which is a serious issue that we are working to address by demoting links marked wrong by fact checkers and suggesting additional content, none of the violations that spurred today's removals were related to this," it said in a statement.
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LocationSmart didn't just sell mobile phone locations, it leaked them Meanwhile the FCC was called on to investigate the nature of these offenses, and spent more than a year doing so in near-total silence, with even its own Commissioners calling out the agency's lack of communication on such a serious issue.
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A new Quinnipiac poll of Democrats in California, where voting will take place on the March 3 Super Tuesday primary next year, shows Biden in the lead and finds that 71% of Democrats polled said Biden's touching of several women in a way that made them uncomfortable was not a serious issue.
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The reforms are meant to address a serious issue: Although the US makes up about 4 percent of the world's population, it accounts for 22 percent of the world's prison population — putting it out of step not just with its developed peers in Europe but also with authoritarian nations like Cuba, Russia, and China.
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The week began with the lingering feud between Trump and the parents of Humayun Khan, a decorated war hero killed in Iraq, which further alienated some of the biggest names in the Republican party and created a serious issue for the campaign, which could not muster support from the top brass in the controversy.
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Since the allegation was first reported, a rift has emerged among the women of the GOP Senate -- those who steadfastly refuse to address the allegations against the President and those who are trying to find a middle ground, careful neither to contradict the President nor to suggest that sexual assault is not a serious issue. Sen.
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Bob Inglis, a former Republican congressman from South Carolina who now leads a conservative think tank pushing a carbon tax to address climate change, thinks that if a handful of conservative outlets and columnists would acknowledge climate change is a serious issue, the entire GOP would change its tune after denying it's a problem for nearly a decade.
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But this guessing game misses a bigger and more serious issue raised by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) impending retirement: the position of Speaker has become far more challenging than it once was.
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We think it's an incredibly serious issue, we've been looking to make sure that we fully understand the way it's been used by different parties, we don't see that right now, but I want to say, we are taking incredibly seriously and, to date, we don't see anything, but we're always monitoring our service to fully understand it.
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"We try not to bring the issues into this game, because it's more about building relationships and some camaraderie so that tomorrow I can go talk to one of my Republican colleagues about the family separation issue or about a different issue and say, 'Look, I really need to talk to you about a serious issue,'" she said.
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It's a serious issue, and for me, saying, 'Alright, I believe in legalization of marijuana—let's legalize marijuana; second, that source of revenue, we're going to apply some of it to the critical infrastructure needs of our transit system; and the remainder, we'll invest and create opportunities in communities that have been overcriminalized and have been disproportionately impacted.
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Polarization has created a situation where "the amount of science that we know doesn't change whether, and how much, we think climate change is a serious issue," public policy expert Paul Hirsch from the SUNY college of Environmental Science and Forestry told small crowd of people jammed into a tent in the teach-in area of the rally.
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With that, I believe it was the press conference on March 12 or March 13, the sort of somber one where he didn't seem like he had his focus, but where he actually seemed to have changed the way he was looking at this, from a political nuisance to a serious issue that he had to deal with.
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Arguing that many subway stations will not see an elevator built during the shutdown, the lawsuit also resonates with another major federal suit in progress, where federal prosecutors are claiming that the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by not adding an elevator when renovating a station in the Bronx (which is a serious issue).
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The second hearing was a little different than the first — whereas the Senate Intelligence Committee dealt with the very serious issue of foreign interference in U.S. elections and the proliferation of fake news and misinformation on social media, the House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing was called to discuss the inaccurate reports that Twitter has an anti-conservative bias and shadowbans Republicans.
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But there can be a serious issue if your job is constantly downs, according to Amy Morin, the author of "13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do."If your job is dominating your every thought — particularly all of the things that have gone wrong, or all of the reasons you don't want to go — it can negatively impact your time away from work.
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In recent years, the specter of a fake moon landing has been raised by figures as disparate as the Infowars founder Alex Jones (who treated it as a deathly serious issue), Rogan (who conjured it as a trippy thought experiment) and the N.B.A. star Stephen Curry (who tossed it out as a joke, prompting a NASA invitation to visit its moon rock collection).
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"Utah became associated with bribery, which was completely against anything Utah stands for -- it stands for ethics and doing the right things -- so this was really hurtful to the people of Utah to be tainted with that serious issue," said Fraser Bullock, who worked closely with Romney as the chief operating officer and chief financial officer of the 2100 games.
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This idea of consent of the governed was a serious issue in the days and years following July 4, 1776, because about one-third of the adults living in the United States in the last quarter of the 18th century remained loyal to the king of England after the Revolution, and they did not consent to the new popular form of government that took the British government&aposs place.
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" The post clarifies that these violations, and not claims related to fake news, are the reason for the pages' removal: "While much of the discussion around Infowars has been related to false news, which is a serious issue that we are working to address by demoting links marked wrong by fact checkers and suggesting additional content, none of the violations that spurred today's removals were related to this.
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What will change the relationship: "We don't want a catastrophic event that will harm all these consumers, but until we have that type of event — when harm is done to people en masse — it's going to be very hard to convince manufacturers and consumers that [protecting data] is a serious issue," said security researcher Diana Burley, who is the Executive Director of GW's Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection.
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Yang's complaint goes to the heart of the media's ongoing struggles to cover the causes and effects of global warming: While the major TV networks and online outlets are committed to giving it serious-issue treatment, like abortion rights or gun violence, they have been far less comfortable relating the scientific consensus in favor of man-made climate change to in-the-moment coverage of devastating weather-related events.
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"America's merchant community urgently needs Congress to resolve this serious issue that continues to disadvantage many small businesses and the communities they serve across the country," the groups wrote in a letter sent to Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.) on Tuesday.
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Penalties have surged over these last four seasons, culminating in this year's mark of 13.9 accepted penalties per game and while a not inconsiderable portion involve the the league over- moralizing of excessive celebration—which, given Roger Goodell's own proclamation that taunting penalties are " a serious issue," will probably get worse well before it's better—plenty more are the sort of infractions that come from fundamental errors playing a position poorly, from pass interference on wayward defensive backs to false starts on overeager offensive linemen to offside calls on trigger happy pass rushers.
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Since then, more content from the same Pages has been reported to us — upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies... While much of the discussion around Infowars has been related to false news, which is a serious issue that we are working to address by demoting links marked wrong by fact checkers and suggesting additional content, none of the violations that spurred today's removals were related to this.
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