This discovery is also shedding light on Antarctica's distinctive animals.
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Now, Navarro is shedding light on Tony's perspective — via song.
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Several recent news stories are shedding light on the problem.
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Rutgers, founded in 1766, compiled research shedding light on its beginnings.
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Simple mathematics shows why, shedding light on our species' ecological footprint.
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A scholarly sting operation is shedding light on sketchy academic journals.
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Smith that the Internet has opened important avenues for shedding light on
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It's good to see Apple shedding light on autism during Autism Acceptance Month.
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Thank you for shedding light on the issues that truly matter, Rep. Cramer.
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Without shedding light on the process, however, kinbaku's art cameos can fall flat.
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Recent studies are shedding light on the different living habits of our predecessors.
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Another missed opportunity for shedding light on Albany's spending centered on bond programs.
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Nine Americans describe their jobs, shedding light on what employment today looks like.
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A novella called The Lost Coast parallels Season 2, shedding light on Walter's whereabouts.
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But it's an incredible find shedding light on a crucial time in Earth's history.
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Wylie claimed Sunday that he was suspended from Facebook for shedding light on the practices.
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Ahead, we round up the Insta girls who are shedding light on the highlighter hype.
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One of my favorite things about it is, not only is it shedding light on sexual assault in Hollywood, but it is shedding light on sexual assault across all different work fields and pushing for equality by saying that this treatment of women is over.
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But the fact that publications are shedding light on this issue is good enough for me.
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When it comes to shedding light on police violence, the smartphone is an exceptionally powerful tool.
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Adebayo's investment in shedding light on infertility sprang from her confrontations with a similarly invisible disorder.
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New data is shedding light on the answer to this question — and it's not very promising.
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New research is shedding light on how we forge new memories, think creatively, and process information.
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Shedding light on how to help teens Social media has been linked to mental health issues.
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Adam Sandler is shedding light on his unexpected firing from Saturday Night Live 24 years ago.
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This is not PR. It is about shedding light on what already exists in counterterrorism circles.
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However, a recent Reddit thread is shedding light on this subject, often shrouded in lies and deception.
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Yet another video has surfaced of Donald Trump, shedding light on the presidential candidate's attitude's toward women.
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Fans who saw the video were quick to praise Cardi B for shedding light on the issue.
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However, he did say that the report shedding light on Russia's interference was ultimately a good thing.
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Shedding light on the systemic abuses that marred so many Department priorities and policies would be welcome.
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S. Business Council (EUSBC) have been instrumental to shedding light on opportunities available in the Egyptian market.
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Still, he's willing to give LaTourrette a pass, if he's serious about shedding light on mental illness.
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This video is part of a new series shedding light on the many transformative experiences of motherhood.
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The prize committee praised him for shedding light on how people make economic decisions, sometimes rejecting rationality.
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It was almost universally lauded for shedding light on the difficulties of getting cancer drugs in China.
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Now an exhibition by the artist Skylar Fein is shedding light on this macabre and overlooked episode.
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"It's shedding light on the issue and I hope bringing more attention to it," Ms. Peterson said.
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Instead of shedding light on these crucial questions, the media are trying to smother and dismiss them.
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New research is shedding light on just what happens inside the brain during blows to the head.
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ET and feature comedy, musical performances and short films shedding light on children in need around the world.
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Now, some defectors are becoming internet famous by shedding light on the most mysterious country in the world.
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When our interplanetary neighbors aren't shedding light on society-wide truths, they work on more intimate, granular levels.
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Each VR helmet possessed a distinct appearance and were accompanied by handwritten notes shedding light on their backstories.
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Dancers of the #NYC Stripper Strike are also shedding light on discrimination against black women in the industry.
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"We're just shedding light on an interval on human evolutionary history that was previously completely dark," he said.
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Hurricanes and wildfires crippled parts of the country, shedding light on emergency services, disaster preparedness and energy resilience.
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Several officials familiar with behind-the-scenes legal and diplomatic discussions are now shedding light on the murky episode.
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It's the celebrated activist and artist, Ai Weiwei, shedding light on the plight of Syrian refugees, and I wonder.
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I am grateful to both The Economist and my fellow contributors for shedding light on such a controversial debate.
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As new technologies become available, the specimens are re-examined, in hopes of shedding light on the remaining mysteries.
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Misty Copeland is shedding light on what food it takes to fuel the demanding schedule of a professional ballerina.
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Treasured memories of childhood mischief and sleepaway camp inevitably surfaced, cementing new friendships and shedding light on old ones.
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New research is shedding light on the coronavirus' viability to remain infections in the air and on different surfaces.
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Story at a glance A new survey is shedding light on the exercise habits of Americans state by state.
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Their initial findings, first released January 26, have begun shedding light on the transformations the body undergoes when in space.
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The discovery is shedding light on the kinds of dinosaurs that lived in this region some 170 million years ago.
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This image, along with the other unique views of our galaxy captured by Hubble, is shedding light on galactic evolution.
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Influencers put out blog posts explaining the contract issues for many online creators, shedding light on an industry-wide problem.
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And now, Johansson is shedding light on another type of disturbing victimization of women online, famous or not: "deepfake" porn.
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" Shedding light on how the couple likes to spend their time, Rodgers shared that the pair both "really enjoy traveling.
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Shedding light on how algorithms make their decisions will assuage the anxiety that people feel about new—and existing— technology.
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But the disclosure of even an range of operating profit was a milestone in shedding light on its fledging business.
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Many of the influencer's fans praised her for shedding light on the absurdity of beauty ideals perpetuated by social media.
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His latest recounts the intriguing, zigzagging life of a software engineer and entrepreneur, shedding light on the start-up culture.
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There was the Project Clemenza court case, which was key in shedding light on the RCMP's use of IMSI catchers.
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Anyone who is shedding light on these issues, even if that person is profiting by selling jade rollers, deserves praise.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are journalists who perform a crucial role in shedding light on issues of global interest.
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"The new bills are really focused on shedding light on sexual harassment, making sure survivors aren't forced into silence," Stender said.
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New research is shedding light on exactly how weight loss impacts an obese person's success with IVF — for better or worse.
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Melissa Gorga is shedding light on Teresa and Joe Giudice's status following their bombshell interview with Andy Cohen on Sunday night.
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To that end, the questions posed by the PAMM teaching artists are meant to foster empathetic communication, shedding light on commonalities.
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I. scapularis' genome is also shedding light on the tick's armor-like cuticle, which is both nigh indestructible and highly expandable.
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But shedding light on what everyone pays might just infuse some reason into the seemingly random pricing of America's health care.
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Between 1969 and 1977, five seismometers installed by Apollo astronauts measured thousands of quakes, shedding light on the moon's seismic activity.
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The bipartisan commission aims to review election issues in places like Russia, Ohio, while also shedding light on possible Russian meddling.
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Documents published by a hacker using the name "Guccifer 2.0" are shedding light on ties between tech industry lobbyists and Congress.
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Thursday's hearing could be the first in a series of steps toward closure for families and shedding light on the case.
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Shedding light on why we react and respond in certain ways in certain situations will help alleviate those reactions over time.
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Our second is part of CNN's Freedom Project; it's aimed at shedding light on human trafficking in some of Haiti's orphanages.
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By shedding light on just how many species are at stake, Doherty hopes his study will spur new investment in this area.
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Two years ago, however, tech companies began releasing a steady drip of transparency reports shedding light on their gender and racial breakdowns.
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The Home Energy Efficiency Team (HEET) is a Cambridge-based nonprofit that's been shedding light on leaky natural gas infrastructure for years.
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Sweden's Princess Madeleine is shedding light on a difficult topic in the hopes of preventing the abuse and exploitation of children worldwide.
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The tone of the three-panel comics ranges from melancholy to optimistic, shedding light on the complex emotions that come with transitioning.
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Meek Mill has been on somewhat of a speaking tour, shedding light on prison reform with the details of his November arrest.
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Last week, a girl claiming to be Lewis' granddaughter came forward on TikTok thanking the show for shedding light on the case.
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The answers hidden in DNA can be revelatory, shedding light on hidden events occurring decades earlier and forever changing the family narrative.
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Now, several more studies have bolstered confidence in CRISPR, shedding light on how to potentially limit any off-target effects that do occur.
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" Strong told AL.com the stunt was a prank in hopes of shedding light on how "Republicans have done nothing for the American worker.
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And a powerful new cover from Time magazine adds to this dialogue while shedding light on how overwhelming and ubiquitous the problem is.
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René and Céline's actions made a strong and permanent statement shedding light on Québec's many talents and carrying it all over the world.
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Several figures in the food world commended the publication for shedding light on an issue that tends to get swept under the rug.
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That fact and others disclosed in newly declassified American documents were revealed in the trial, shedding light on Washington's complicity in the abuses.
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The findings, published in PLOS Genetics, provide a map of African-American genetic diversity, shedding light on both their history and their health.
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Across various committees, Democrats are seeking to obtain witness testimony and documents shedding light on the president's conduct, personal finances and his administration.
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He argues that Trump is finally shedding light on how bad the United States has been at negotiating trade agreements over the years.
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Recently, she launched a YouTube docuseries, Fundamental, shedding light on the stories of five women around the world working to change their communities.
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Last week Russia signaled that it had no interest in shedding light on the August 8 explosion that killed at least five people.
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The point of this project is to bring our inner voices out, shedding light on where communication about sex breaks down and why.
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But I hoped that by shedding light on the language we use, it would contribute in some small way to forging better policies.
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Over its five-year history, it pried open internal Match documents shedding light on how the site has handled online dating sexual assault.
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"Only a few victims survived the execution and their testimonies were of key importance in shedding light on this atrocity," the statement added.
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The requirement, aimed at shedding light on persistent racial and gender disparities in Americans' pay, was supposed to take effect in March 2018.
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A pregnant Tyrannosaurus rex has been found, shedding light on the evolution of egg-laying as well as on gender differences in the dinosaur.
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Perhaps the photographer's greatest accomplishment was shedding light on the feelings Richard did not care to — or did not know how to — convey otherwise.
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There's Edith Lyons (Jessica Hynes), an activist whose obsession with shedding light on a foreign conflict leads to her placing herself in serious danger.
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A new photo series is shedding light on gender inequality around the world by focusing on the harrowing stories of young mothers in Senegal.
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Curated by Louis Jacinto, Nervously Engendered at Coagula presents a cross-section of Velazquez's output, shedding light on this influential, but oft-overlooked artist.
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" The new study is "important," shedding light on NICU care for "the most vulnerable tiny infants, who can weigh as little as 14 oz.
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But rather than shedding light on the situation, Nielsen just confused everybody more (and made some statements that, while not false, were certainly misleading).
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The billboard, on I-55 near Marion, seems to be doing its job of shedding light on a case many people know nothing about.
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"The black community praised me and thanked me for shedding light on African-Americans dying," Moss told The Undefeated in an interview published Thursday.
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Commenters thanked Majors for shedding light on the retailer's misleading imagery, calling the choice of models "deceiving" and sharing their equally dissatisfied, "confused" reactions.
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Google got ahead of E3 late last week by finally shedding light on Stadia, a streaming service that promises a hardware agnostic gaming future.
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Earlier this year, Lena Dunham was hospitalized to treat a ruptured ovarian cyst, unintentionally shedding light on an often ignored area of women's health.
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This is why Comey argued that despite the FBI's rule to not discuss ongoing investigations, public interest requires shedding light on this complex issue.
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ESA scientists then reverse-engineered the stellar trajectories over the past million years, shedding light on the mysterious gravitational mechanics of the Milky Way.
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Bambenek hopes shedding light on the money that white supremacists are raising will force companies that help them get funds to stop lending support.
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The very genre in some ways works at cross-purposes with the historian's goal of shedding light on a given individual's, or period's, uniqueness.
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In addition to shedding light on its signature ride-hailing service, Uber uses the filing to tout its freight shipping and meal deliveries businesses.
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Several great articles have collected anecdotes shedding light on this — for instance, from the Atlantic's Molly Ball and Mother Jones's Tim Murphy and David Corn.
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Ebershoff's book sets out to give a history and critique of polygamy, shedding light on the dynamics it creates and how the practice has evolved.
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Ebershoff's book sets out to give a history and critique of polygamy, shedding light on the dynamics it creates and how the practice has evolved.
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In addition to shedding light on cobra evolution and behavior, these findings could lead to improved anti-venoms, and possibly new medicines to treat cancer.
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But at long last, scientists have solved the mystery—and their discovery is shedding light on the fascinating past of the Solar System's innermost planet.
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"When I interviewed the producers of those shows, they said they saw themselves 'doing a public service' by 'shedding light' on these groups," Daniels says.
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It was no coincidence that the bailout campaign began with black mamas, shedding light on how this population is endangered by the prison industrial complex.
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The film served as a biopic that centered on the day before Grant was shot, shedding light on his relationships, his friends, and his past.
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Gary Condit are shedding light on his interaction with Chandra Levy, the former federal government intern, who vanished while jogging in the spring of 2001.
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This deeply researched narrative about the nearly 16 years since he left office tells that story so far, shedding light on his strengths and weaknesses.
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A new online map is documenting the massacres of Indigenous Australians by European colonists in the frontier wars, shedding light on the country's bloody past.
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The book is told through the transcripts of 13 tapes left by Hannah after she dies by suicide, each one shedding light on the tragedy.
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Archaeologists have found more than 40 vessels in the Black Sea, some more than a millennium old, shedding light on early empires and trade routes.
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But the series has pulled off the difficult trick of shedding light on the deaf world but not being a de facto documentary about it.
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In shedding light on marginalized communities, Downey took to the environment in which he lived to suggest new organizations of space, sound, and cultural responsibility.
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Ted Cruz, sent a statement to BuzzFeed News shedding light on a period of their lives that the couple has not previously discussed in public.
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Well thank you and thanks to all of you for being here tonight shedding light on some of the differences as Americans get ready to vote.
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The full moon in Fire sign Sagittarius arrives June 21, shedding light on your career and reputation—which you haven't had much time to think about.
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November is National Adoption Month, and an emotional new PSA is shedding light on just how many teenagers in America are in need of forever homes.
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One of my charges, "insulting a statutory body," concerns my work shedding light on the torture of hundreds of prisoners in Jaw Prison in March 2015.
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He argues that Trump is finally shedding light on how bad the United States has been at negotiating trade agreements over the years: http://bit.ly/22osZQB.
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They also learned that only a few stem cells contribute to the long-term maintenance of the epidermis, shedding light on cellular hierarchy in this regard.
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To begin shedding light on the black box of prescription drug negotiations, I introduced the Public Disclosure of Drug Discounts Act alongside my House colleagues Reps.
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However, keeping this relationship secret is the wrong approach; shedding light on the military cooperation in Sinai would help to challenge the flawed views about Israel.
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Since his HBO show Last Week Tonight premiered in 2014, he's been shedding light on some seriously controversial and problematic issues in the most creative ways.
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SCARY NEW VENOMOUS SNAKE DISCOVERED Scientists say that the embryo provides valuable data on how modern snakes evolved, as well as shedding light on the prehistoric environment.
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And how important things like the Invictus Games are to shedding light on, and allowing people to start to have these conversations that are great to have.
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" The esteemed paper said the point of the project is "to bring our inner voices out, shedding light on where communication about sex breaks down and why.
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But instead of shedding light on Trump's process, or his rationale, the official, who was granted anonymity, said only that the decision had been Trump's to make.
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Skeeter decides to write a book from the perspective of the maids in Jackson, Mississippi, shedding light on the racism they face when working for white families.
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I also flipped through the exhibition catalogue in the hopes that there would be at least one essay shedding light on the dubious nature of this endeavor.
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"The footage is a cry for help," he told Thomson Reuters Foundation, and the film a call to action, shedding light on threats to Brazil's indigenous tribes.
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This inclusion helps put focus on the complex violence and discrimination trans women of color experience, while also shedding light on their often overlooked or misrepresented experiences.
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Lightweight yet ultra-durable, the Whistle 3 uses smart technology to track your pet's location and movement, shedding light on where and how they spent their day.
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The programming launches in the middle of next month, providing a number of different workshops aimed at shedding light on topics like touring, merchandising and revenue streams.
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The findings have enriched our understanding of prehistory, shedding light on human development with evidence that can't be found in pottery shards or studies of living cultures.
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A US appeals court has on Wednesday brought Democrats one step closer to shedding light on President Donald Trump's business interests and how he built his fortune.
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From Howeycoin to a Chinese study that found 421 fake token sales, governments and researchers are finally shedding light on bad actors in the token sale space.
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"It is the genre of 'what if,' shedding light on our hopes and fears for a future closely linked to our present and our environment," Gyger said.
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It's basically industry whistleblowers feeling as though they sacrifice their careers to speak up or journalists shedding light on abuses like those alleged against Girls Do Porn.
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The Iranian opposition has through the years delivered significant blows to the mullahs through over 22019 different revelations shedding light on most specifically Tehran's nuclear weapons program.
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An exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Arts explores the many strands of Mexican modern art, shedding light on artists and movements beyond the best-known muralists.
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Exploring a critic's career through the films she wrote about offers an interesting perspective on her personality, shedding light on the contradictions and peculiarities of personal opinion.
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Her art focuses on the inspiration and empowerment of black communities, with many pieces (like her Emotion Series) shedding light on the mental health issues the community endures.
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Human rights groups hope that by shedding light on this particular case, justice can be achieved for the dozens of other juvenile offenders still languishing in Iranian prisons.
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With her new documentary, The Sixty-Six Percent, filmmaker Natalie Abruzzo is shedding light on those doing something about plus-size customers being underserved by the fashion industry.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Archaeologists have unearthed the first Philistine cemetery ever discovered, shedding light on an ancient civilization that was home to one of the Bible's most famous villains.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are journalists who perform a crucial role in shedding light on news of global interest, and they are innocent of any wrongdoing.
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It was one of the largest such operations in India - shedding light on the huge number of laborers trafficked into servicing the country's booming construction industry, activists say.
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It's one of many new findings that's shedding light on the 903,000-year-old community and the people who called it home—albeit it for a short time.
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Winckler called on residents whose family members have disappeared to come forward to have DNA tests performed in the hope shedding light on the identity of the remains.
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Shedding light on democracy Journalist groups initiated the lobbying effort, testified in support of the bill, and pushed relentlessly for the legislation as three successive administrations stalled it.
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Shedding light on this secret might be the best thing for you, and I could well imagine that your mother would want to know (most loyal mothers would).
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As you read them, remember that Shahidul Alam still sits in a cell, the sun blocked by his very government, which recoiled at his shedding light on injustice.
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Now, a detailed study of the predators found trapped in the tar is shedding light on why some are still found on Earth today but others went extinct.
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Fans of the bingeable show, however, commend the series for raising awareness about suicide and shedding light on how to spot warning signs of depression or suicidal thoughts.
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" Shedding light on the couple's experience with their surrogate, Malin wrote, "We were incredibly lucky to find ours only a few hours away from our home in Los Angeles.
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It portrayed the barbarity of neo-Nazi skinhead culture, shedding light on the pitfalls and consequences of spreading hate, but, couldn't have anticipated how mainstream those beliefs would become.
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Obama also spoke at the museum on Friday night ahead of the grand opening, highlighting the importance of the museum in shedding light on ongoing racial tensions in America.
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Shedding light on past crimes against humanity isn't designed to embarrass Turkey but is important in its own right to learn from the past and help prevent future genocides.
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But The Carmichael Show managed to pull off some puns, not by making light of a serious situation but by shedding light on ridiculous oppositions to verbal, enthusiastic consent.
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All in all, even though it&aposs fiction, I&aposd say the novel does a pretty good job at shedding light on the royal family&aposs Christmas at Sandringham.
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At this stage in his career, he's using film to continue shedding light on social issues while depicting a world that's already impacted by his decades of art activism.
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But a civil suit stemming from the March 22013 attack near McAllen, now making its way through the courts, is shedding light on a more sinister kind of corruption.
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But it's worth watching for shedding light on the rising suicide rate among gay teenagers in Utah, which many attribute to the Mormon Church's stance against same-sex relationships.
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The overall effect is something greater even than its riveting parts, shedding light on the plight of women in a patriarchal society and the ways they found their voices.
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Filmmaker Brian Knappenberger wrestles with all of these threads, as well as the role that journalists, particularly at the Los Angeles Times, played in shedding light on the story.
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And more policy experts started touting the "name and shame" theory — the idea that shedding light on other governments' digital malfeasance could encourage international condemnation and deter such behavior.
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While Fyre Media founder Billy McFarland is currently serving his six-year sentence in federal prison for mail and wire fraud, civil suits are shedding light on more financial questions.
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That moved me so much in being able to go to places where these kids have no voice or no one listening to them, and actually shedding light on that.
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While Alyssa's sex protest is drawing some backlash, Gabbard told us the actress is shedding light on a critical debate -- something she believes more people like Alyssa should be doing.
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But both collaborations are continuing the hunt, in hopes of shedding light on the early history of our universe—and hopefully providing confirmation of a key prediction of inflationary theory.
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In addition to shedding light on space weather, magnetic reconnection can help us understand exotic astronomical objects like magnetars, as well as the strong magnetic environments created by fusion reactors.
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The fossilized remains of this newly discovered pterosaur were discovered in the Patagonia region of South America, and it's shedding light on the origin and evolution of these ancient creatures.
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Earlier this month, editor-in-chief Ben Smith's piece on the growing frustration with Silicon Valley became an instant viral hit, shedding light on an ongoing backlash against big tech.
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These carbon compounds provide new insights into the distribution of prebiotic materials in the early solar system, while shedding light on the meteorites' protracted and occasionally bumpy voyage to Earth.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) on Tuesday released its Annual Transparency Report, shedding light on how often the government collects information by using its intelligence agencies.
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The segment also had an investigative function, in one case shedding light on a little-examined law change that allowed members of Congress to use taxpayer funds for radio advertisements.
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The science may be a little softer, but the science is just an excuse: the real project is shedding light on who we are, by showing who we might be.
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"Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are journalists who perform a crucial role in shedding light on news of global interest, and they are innocent of any wrongdoing," he said.
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The inaugural witness in this phase of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry, Mr. Lewandowski had no interest in shedding light on any of the troubling episodes cited in the Mueller report.
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Some critics have perceived the work as opportunistic at a very sensitive time, and by others, as shedding light on the artist rather than on the reality of the victims.
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Crumb and company continue to attract strange bedfellows nearly thirty years after Weirdo published one final anthology, further shedding light on the darker, uglier, stranger side of the human condition.
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Malhotra's photographs illuminate the darkness, shedding light on the overlooked, crumbling, and scrubby parts of cities, documenting this separate sphere in which the norms of sunlit hours don't seem to apply.
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Now, 46 years later, a new book is shedding light on another dark chapter in the beautiful actress' life – her troubled marriage and sex life with acclaimed film director Roman Polanski.
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And I, Tonya has arrived at the height of the #MeToo moment, as public conversations are finally shedding light on widespread sexism and abuse in news, entertainment, and every other industry.
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Beyond shedding light on Leonardo's life, the project might also serve as a testing ground for emerging technologies that can be applied to all manner of famous historic figures and artifacts.
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Photo: APGoogle and researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, teamed up to study how Google accounts become compromised, shedding light on how the company finds new ways to fight back.
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Snowden risked his life to perform one of the most pivotal public disclosures of our time, shedding light on surveillance systems that have grown far beyond the reach of democratic accountability.
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The novel does a great job at shedding light on what it would be like to spend Christmas with the royal family as someone who is not in the inner circle.
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Several high-profile figures in the restaurant industry praised the Times-Picayune investigation for shedding light on misogyny behind the scenes — and expressed hopes that it would bring about positive change.
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In her latest dance-theater work, the choreographer Tamar Rogoff continues her investigations of selfhood and physicality, shedding light on the many ways in which a person can inhabit a body.
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The documents, found in 19 moving boxes split between the two residences, serve a twofold purpose of shedding light on the painstaking puzzle work that constitutes provenance research, Ms. Hopp said.
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What the revelations do underscore is how little Americans actually know about one of the worst political scandals in the nation's history—and the fierce urgency of shedding light on it.
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To me it's the people, it's my soil, it's my neighborhood, it's the thought process of interacting with people, building with people, sharpening people, shedding light on people, learning from people.
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Together, they found the morals of purity and liberty were most associated with vaccine hesitancy, shedding light on what people who refuse vaccines care about — and what may be holding them back.
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DURING the past year campaigners, academics and journalists have been shedding light on the detention for "re-education" of vast numbers of ethnic-Uighur Muslims in China's far-western province of Xinjiang.
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Shedding light on families that come to America in hopes of a better life for their children, YouTube and Cabello tell the immigration story of her family and how it was split.
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In its wake, movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp have sprung to life, shedding light on gender inequality and imbalanced power structures and working to prevent sexual harassment and assault in the workplace.
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He also published a book of the same name shedding light on the crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan in 2007, and serves as the United Nations' Global Environment Goodwill Ambassador.
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The 2001 USA Patriot Act allowed banks to start sharing information about their clients in the name of fighting money-laundering and shedding light on complex financial trails layered through multiple institutions.
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Multiple op-eds and open letters with scores of signatures from former officials have called on Mr. Pompeo to defend Ms. Yovanovitch and the other officials who are shedding light on policies.
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Contrast that with Geoffrey Berman, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, who praised investigative reporters for shedding light on Epstein's acts during his own press conference this week.
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The testing of almost 268,297 backlogged rape kits in Cuyahoga County, Ohio is shedding light on important differences between one-time and serial rapists — and has led to 2100 convictions so far.
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Luckily the media was shedding light on their stories, which the Myanmar's government was desperately trying to hide … Ignorance is not bliss, it just means more suffering for people who need us.
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There's good reason to think this rule could reduce the pay imbalance in the United States, which hasn't made much progress over the last decade, by shedding light on companies' pay inequities.
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A heart-wrenching photo shared by the mother of a little boy with cancer has gone viral, shedding light on how the disease not only affects patients, but their siblings as well.
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Story at a glance New research is shedding light on why people age differently, and how one day humans can have an impact on their own aging through medication and lifestyle changes.
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Dr. Karban said he thinks better understanding of these interactions could one day make us less dependent on pesticides, but he's more excited about shedding light on the underappreciated complexity of plants.
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Last week, blockbuster allegations surfaced in The Hill shedding light on what was happening inside the Obama administration and FBI while Russia was seeking control of massive amounts of our uranium supply.
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By following Maeve through every step of the way, it reveals exactly what the medical process is like in England, shedding light on a step-by-step process often avoided by pop culture.
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"The congresswoman-elect is shedding light on an issue we've been so passionate about for the last two years," Guillermo Creamer Jr., the deputy director and cofounder of Pay Our Interns, tells Broadly.
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She praised the study for shedding light on the public health issue of concussions, which she said often gets more attention at the collegiate and professional sports levels than in high school sports.
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We'll help you get started by shedding light on four common student loan myths you might believe: Public Service Loan Forgiveness isn't the only way to get your federal loan debt wiped out.
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China and Japan are competing to invest in $1 trillion worth of mineral resources in the Philippines, shedding light on one of the economic incentives behind President Rodrigo Duterte's headline-grabbing Asia pivot.
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"With this luminary shedding light on the Galactic Center, we can embrace our dreams, protect our hearts from negativity, and see the truth deep within (that has remained hidden until now)," Stardust explains.
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Trump has distanced himself from the case as much as he can, refusing to listen to audio evidence shedding light on how Khashoggi was killed last month at a Saudi consulate in Turkey.
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The interview did not contain any major revelations, but there were interesting tidbits shedding light on the tumultuous period of the FBI and Department of Justice that stretches back to the 2016 campaign.
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Each week on LAYERS, we ask an artist to break one of their tracks down into its stems and reveal how they created each sound, shedding light on every nuance of the production.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has issued some warning words over Chinese involvement in Pakistan, shedding light on what could be another growing point of contention between the world's two largest economies.
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Kantor and Twohey are part of a long tradition of women journalists whose work has fueled feminist movements, particularly by shedding light on the obstacles, indignities, and violence women face in the workplace.
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And Mr. Johnson said he hoped that shedding light on Colonel Young's story would inspire members of minority communities that have been historically excluded from the parks — both explicitly and structurally — to visit.
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"Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are journalists who perform a crucial role in shedding light on issues of global interest," Reuters said in a statement after the proceedings ended for the day.
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Besides shedding light on her go-to midnight snack and which food trend she thinks is the most overrated — she said fro-yo — Teigen did allude to one thing we already knew about her.
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As well as shedding light on graft, mismanagement and nepotism within state firms at a time privatization is accelerating, the arrests show the ascendancy of a more conservative faction within the ruling Communist Party.
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Moreover, the former soldier's leak of more than 700 thousand State and Defense Department files onto the internet via Wikileaks in 2010 strengthened democracy by shedding light on the nation's conduct around the globe.
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Zachariah Fike, a combat-wounded veteran and founder of the organization, says taking on the ambitious project will provide comfort to 100 families while also shedding light on World War I recipients' great bravery.
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Shedding light on dark money by requiring total transparency of nonprofits' fundraising could only help to dry up the swamp, or at least to shame its denizens into shopping at lower-priced clothing stores.
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Jolie previously expressed hope that by shedding light on the genocide in Cambodia in First They Killed My Father, the Cambodian people will take pride in what the country endured in the late 1970s.
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Personal finance site WalletHub recently released a ranking of the best and worst entry-level jobs, shedding light on positions that will set you up for new opportunities, salary growth and long-term success.
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And other than shedding light on how young people perceive and consume the world's most popular drug, this market research could provide valuable insight on how to sell coffee to a very savvy generation.
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Over decades of research, these scientists identified the mechanisms governing the clockwork inside the cell, shedding light on the biology of humans and other multicellular organisms whose biological clocks function on the same principles.
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It's called the Paradise Papers: the latest in a series of leaks made public by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists shedding light on the trillions of dollars that move through offshore tax havens.
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The resolution offered by Polis cites media reports of Trump advisers allegedly under federal investigation for their ties to Russia and argues shedding light on Trump's finances would offer insight into any possible connections.
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As well as shedding light on graft, mismanagement and nepotism within state firms at a time privatisation is accelerating, the arrests show the ascendancy of a more conservative faction within the ruling Communist Party.
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Juice WRLD's family is breaking their silence on the death of the 21-year-old rapper, shedding light on his battle with prescription drug abuse and his fight to help others beat their addictions.
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Atlanta (CNN)South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg released two additional years of his tax returns on Wednesday, shedding light on the years the presidential candidate spent working at the elite consulting firm McKinsey.
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For the past decade, Addario has traveled to Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, India, Haiti, the Philippines, Somaliland and the United States compiling a powerful record, shedding light on this sad but true aspect of life.
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Keeping tabs on these scattered signals will help CYGNSS probe the intensity of tropical cyclones more comprehensively than ever before, shedding light on the damage potential of developing hurricanes, high wind speeds, and storm surges.
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But it was his comments on the competition that were the most illuminating — shedding light on how Google sees threats to its core business, and how it is pushing back on antitrust charges in Europe.
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When Burton and her students returned, they set up the Pad Project, an organization devoted to shedding light on the stigma and to its effect on young women, and approached Zehtabchi about making a film.
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Whatever position you find yourself in, these podcasts will provide you with all the grit, resiliency, and inspiration you need, shedding light on topics from mental health, to professional rates, to self doubt — and beyond.
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The latest trailer for Lady Gaga's upcoming documentary is shedding light on her ongoing struggles with chronic pain, which has led the pop star to postpone the planned European leg of her Joanne World Tour.
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The possibility of shedding light on that universal shame is what elevates Pen15 from a painfully drawn-out sketch to great TV. Towards the end of "Ojichan," Maya reveals her new masturbation hobby to Anna.
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On one end, fans of the binge-able show applaud the series for raising awareness about the tragedy of youth suicide and shedding light on how to spot warning signs of depression or suicidal thoughts.
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On Thursday, the Maine Warden Service released more than 223,227 pages of its files on her disappearance, shedding light on the fears of her friends and family and the search that pursued countless false leads.
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Now, more than a year later, a new report is shedding light on what motivated them to support the Republican candidate — and how they feel about the job he is doing in the White House.
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However, Democrats plan to fight for testimony from McGahn, whom they view as a key witness in shedding light on 10 "episodes" of potential obstruction by Trump that Mueller examined during his 22-month probe.
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"Our results are the first one to provide direct evidence on the origin of those buried at Stonehenge, shedding light on the importance of the site in the Neolithic landscape," Snoeck said in an email.
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Tax returns would also reveal who, exactly, has been paying him and whom he owes money to — possibly shedding light on ties to Russian oligarchs or other foreign groups whose interests are relevant to the campaign.
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Regardless, the size of Apple's AWS commitment is notable if only for shedding light on just how much money it costs, at a minimum, to run a service like iCloud operating on nearly 1.5 billion devices.
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More than 200,000 people have been killed in the violence since then, and shedding light on the fate of the disappeared is one of the toughest challenges facing the administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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Now that they are back with another trophy under their belt, the fight is still on, with Rapinoe shedding light on the fact that it is no longer an argument over if they deserve equal pay.
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In a world where hauls documenting new product purchases have become commonplace, dumpster diving videos serve as a type of "anti-haul," shedding light on cosmetic waste and breathing new life into products typically destined for landfills.
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"The scientific study of human remains from St James burial ground will better our understanding of life and death in London's 18th and 19th centuries, shedding light on health and disease, social status and lifestyle," HS2 said.
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Washington (CNN)New details have emerged surrounding Sunday's deadly joint US-United Arab Emirates counterterrorism raid on an al Qaeda compound in Yemen, shedding light on why the mission happened when it did -- and what went wrong.
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This Earth Day, Refinery29 is recognizing the film for shedding light on the realities of climate change, and celebrating the female engineers who are working to explore other planets, so we can know more about our own.
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But the supplement industry is only loosely regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and a new study is shedding light on just how many of these products contain unapproved and potentially dangerous prescription-strength drugs.
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A recent book by Toni Tipton-Martin, "The Jemima Code," compiles and examines scores of African-American cookbooks from across the decades, shedding light on how the contributions of black cooks were often dismissed and put down.
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At this point, they weren't just shedding light on the sad state of our outdated, insecure electronic voting machines — they were working to cast doubt on the election's outcome and trying to undermine confidence in American democracy.
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SEVRES, France (Reuters) - The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) on Wednesday defended the Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) system after some athletes' confidential medical data was leaked by a group of Russian hackers, shedding light on potential abuse.
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Through my research, I am shedding light on the ways that fathers can find support and guidance on social media, and I hope to promote involvement and inclusion among men in their roles and responsibilities as fathers.
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While recently many people have been shedding light on the deaths gun violence causes, and rightly so, few teens have brought up how important an issue organ donation has become to our country and especially our state.
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New findings in the field of genetic research are shedding light on the Sephardic origins of many Hispanics in the United States — and also, incidentally, on the extent to which many Hispanics have extensive Native American ancestry.
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Some researchers have found evidence they say could link North Korea with the attack, but others are more cautious, saying that the first step is shedding light on even the most basic questions about the malware itself.
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Story at a glance A new study shows women's blood vessels age at a faster rate than men's, shedding light on why women tend to develop different types of cardiovascular disease and at different times in life.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary would benefit from having another major domestic bank, the head of MKB Bank said on Friday, without shedding light on whether MKB would bid for Budapest Bank, which was put up for sale this year.
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Pete Buttigieg is pushing into Super Tuesday and beyond with a round of digital ads in seven states, targeting counties that flipped from Barack Obama to Donald Trump in 2016 — shedding light on the former South Bend, Ind.
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While the show has been by some praised for shedding light on how divided families and friends deal with modern issues, critics have lambasted the actress for spreading hateful right-wing propaganda online, including the Pizzagate conspiracy theory.
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In order to be respectful of anyone who's gone through that experience, we just wanted to make sure that we were being delicate, but still talking about it and shedding light on the fact that it does happen.
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The picture so generated will assess how matter (in the form of stars and galaxies) is distributed, shedding light on the clash of forces that have brought the universe to its current state, and thus scrying its future.
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From calling out Donald Trump on his view of Latino immigrants to shedding light on the conditions at the Dakota Access Pipeline resistance camp to speaking to refugees on the ground in Syria, Takruri does not back down.
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But ultimately, the show is more interested in exploring whether the Manitowoc County police department framed Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey for murder than it is in shedding light on this young woman's short life, and brutal death.
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The lower court ruling, if left intact, would bring House Democrats closer to shedding light on the inner workings of Trump's business interests even as they pursue an impeachment inquiry against him focusing on his dealings with Ukraine.
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The lower court ruling, if left intact, would bring House Democrats closer to shedding light on the inner workings of Trump's business interests even as they pursue an impeachment inquiry against him focusing on his dealings with Ukraine.
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Details: A new study published last week as part of a Parker Solar Probe-focused package in the journal Nature is shedding light on why the Sun's atmosphere gets hotter as you move farther from the star's surface.
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Democrats also emphasized the role that additional documents could play in shedding light on several meetings and phone calls that focused on the Ukraine aid, as they implored Senate Republicans to vote for the admission of more evidence.
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In many respects, social media — and the ease with which things become viral — has played an important role in shedding light on egregious behaviors, not only in law enforcement, but in other professions such as medicine and academia.
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"What became abundantly clear from the massive cross section of women out there who have experienced this kind of personal tragedy is the importance of shedding light on this conversation that is traditionally stranded in the shadows," she wrote.
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Since then, missions like NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter have orbited the moon and provided global mapping, shedding light on the interesting places that Apollo couldn't reach, said Timothy Swindle, director of the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.
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In a document released on Wednesday shedding light on the details of the meeting, the Internet Association (IA) said that it advocated for the Open Internet Order, which was passed under Obama-appointed FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler in 2015.
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Read the full story here The story caused a stir in Zimbabwean media, political and military circles by shedding light on the fight between Mnangagwa and Mugabe's 52-year-old wife Grace, the main contender to succeed the president.
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YAL will continue to lead the charge to ensure that our First Amendment rights remain protected on all college campuses, and we are thrilled to have Attorney General Sessions showcasing our efforts and shedding light on this important issue.
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"We have lowered to the minimum level and will further decrease our investment in the U.S. economy, in the U.S. securities," Siluanov said, shedding light on the nature of an unexpected drop in Russia's holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds.
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Using X-ray imaging, conservation scientists at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge have found that the artist repurposed the stoppers to bulk out three sculptures of dancers that he made from beeswax, shedding light on his innovative and idiosyncratic process.
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A more recent report in Reuters on Tuesday afternoon shows that while police have solicited public help in identifying the woman, had canvassed the area, and are reviewing other surveillance footage, they have had no success shedding light on the incident.
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In this case, Bloomberg is shedding light on the army of literal thousands of Amazon employees, some contractors and some full-time workers, around the world that are tasked with parsing Alexa recordings to help improve the assistant over time.
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It's a huge story that includes a comparatively small but important passage shedding light on Amazon's China deal last November — the U.S. firm sold the physical server business to local partner Beijing Sinnet for 2 billion yuan, or around $300 million.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A bitter court battle has ignited uproar in Spain, shedding light on the scourge of domestic violence after a convicted wife beater won custody of his two children and their mother was slated for child abduction.
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However, despite shedding light on how it works and what kind of server infrastructure Google is using, there were a couple of key details about Stadia Google didn't reveal including its price structure and when it will be officially available.
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As a high-profile cabinet member - in a role that has traditionally been shadowed by the secretary of state - Haley's first visit to Central America is also shedding light on U.S. foreign policy for the second year of Trump's administration.
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"The demonstration will be shedding light on GitHub's contract with ICE and is intended to show support for the GitHub workers who are organizing internally to get the contract cancelled," Tech Workers Coalition, the group organizing the protest, told Motherboard.
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By shedding light on a little-understood segment of the health care market, the rule would also give patients and health care providers more information about who benefits from drug companies ongoing efforts to lower patients' out-of-pocket costs.
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"We look forward to an investigation from the national audit office shedding light on the facts and dismissing the myths and misunderstandings that have been put forward in the public debate," DONG Energy Chief Executive Henrik Poulsen said in an email.
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Fertility rates in the U.S. are at a record low for the second year in a row, according to data released earlier this year, with the Times's new poll shedding light on some of the major reasons behind the drop.
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LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - The British government on Tuesday asked the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) to investigate its oversight of Cooperative Bank, in an independent review aimed at shedding light on how the troubled lender was supervised during 2008 and 2013.
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"This Spyware Data Leak Is So Bad We Can't Even Tell You About It," Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai, Motherboard — Shedding light on the ethics of reporting on data leaks or breaches when the companies themselves seem unable or unwilling to fix them.
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After Davidson's blog post when viral, shedding light on an age-old and sadly pervasiveness form of privacy violation, Superhuman decided to turn its read receipt feature off by default and removed the location tracking aspect of its service entirely.
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I did think some people were a little but sensitive and confused in the conversation, and I think annotation and holding people accountable and shedding light on, you know, different types of claims that people are making is just a positive.
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"People are saying [my customers] are Africans, because they think I live in Africa, but I live [in the US]," Denicia told the magazine, shedding light on why an endorsement from an American celebrity like Blac Chyna would behoove the brand.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Apple still hasn't set an official day for its annual fall product launch event (aka iPhone Day), but that hasn't stopped leaks and rumors from shedding light on what we might see some time in early September.
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Their answers were as humorous as they were interesting, shedding light on the game's development process, the series' distinct lack of spiders (there's a good reason!), what it means to depict the suffering of animals in a game about hunting, and much more.
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A new documentary on the late Michael Jackson features never-before-seen clips from the star's interviews with ABC News anchors Diane Sawyer and Barbara Walters, shedding light on the King of Pop's final days and the people he surrounded himself with.
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The researchers hope that by shedding light on the hackers' toolkit, the group, which the researchers called "Lazarus Group," will be forced to adapt, spending resources and time, and perhaps even lose capabilities after antivirus companies and potential targets put up new defenses.
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Antiques While documenting material looted in recent decades, databases of Middle Eastern archaeological artifacts are also shedding light on the lives of ancient rulers and poets as well as the Europeans and Americans who dug at historic sites nearly a century ago.
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Previous research has already helped psychologists understand which parts of the brain are responsible for this apparent glitch in human behavior, and now, an article published in the journal Biological Psychiatry is shedding light on the specific brain cells involved in binge drinking.
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"Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are journalists who perform a crucial role in shedding light on news of global interest, and they are innocent of any wrongdoing," Stephen J. Adler, president and editor in chief of Reuters, said in a statement.
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The plot went awry because Ms. Okuyeva was also armed, and the details of the attack and its aftermath are now shedding light on Kiev's role as a testing ground for what Ukrainian officials say are hybrid war activities by Russia, including assassinations.
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In "The Lion in the Living Room: How Cats Tamed Us and Took Over the World," journalist Abigail Tucker traces cats' journey from fearsome Near Eastern predator to global intruder, shedding light on how this baby-sized beast worked its way into so many homes.
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Kevin Wong, head of communications at the Trevor Project, said if Burger King restaurants are elevating the conversation about mental health and increasing discussions around topics like depression and mental health, that may be helpful in shedding light on those topics and destigmatizing them.
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A trove of plea deal testimony unsealed this week by a Supreme Court justice is shedding light on the extent and manner in which Odebrecht, once Latin America's most successful engineering firm, routinely paid officials in Brazil and other countries in exchange for winning contracts.
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Arkansas-based photographer Melanie Paterak is shedding light on the way people respond to pregnancy and infant loss through a powerful photo project called "Positive Words," in which mothers shared the best and worst things that were said to them during their time of grieving.
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If you look now on the CJP site, for example, there are a number of stories shedding light on how journalists covering coronavirus news are under threat, particularly in countries where governments are trying to suppress too much negative information passed to the public.
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But the poisoning of Emilian Gebrev, an arms manufacturer in Bulgaria, in 2015 helped expose the unit to Western intelligence agencies, shedding light on a campaign by the Kremlin and its sprawling web of operatives to eliminate Russia's enemies abroad and to destabilize the West.
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This true story survival-drama was made into a movie of the same name in 2007, directed by Sean Penn and starring Emile Hirsch, shedding light on McCandless' idealism of a life unburdened by material possessions and the harsh realities of the Alaskan wild.
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Javier Garcia at Caltech told Gizmodo in an email: "It is truly remarkable that in a laboratory on Earth into plasma opacities, the Sandia Z group are connecting and shedding light on plasma processes in both the Sun and in accretion disks around black holes."[PRL]
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Now that the market is flatlining (it's now fluctuating in the low-to-mid $6,22017s), another New York Times profile is shedding light on how much speculators who bought in while it was surging towards the $260k range have lost, and it's not really very pretty.
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In addition to shedding light on important basic biology questions and acting as a stepping stone to one day synthesizing genomes of more complex organisms, a full set of synthetic chromosomes might allow scientists to create designer versions of yeast that are far more useful and efficient.
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On Friday, legal transparency advocates PlainSite published thousands of pages of unsealed court documents, including depositions of Musk and other Tesla board members, shedding light on how and why the electric car company spent $2.6 billion to acquire SolarCity, where Musk was chairman and the biggest shareholder.
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This true story survival-drama was made into a movie of the same name in 2007, directed by Sean Penn and starring Emile Hirsch, shedding light on McCandless' idealism of a life unburdened by material possessions, as well as the harsh realities of the Alaskan wild.
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So when personal finance site WalletHub released a ranking of the best and worst entry-level jobs, shedding light on positions that will set you up for new opportunities, salary growth and long-term success, CNBC decided to highlight the jobs that offer the highest pay.
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CNN reported Tuesday that Kihuen's chief of staff sent out an email to multiple offices on Capitol Hill asking about any job openings for Kihuen's staff, shedding light on the impact that such controversies have on staffers and fueling speculation that Kihuen was thinking about stepping down.
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Much of the Trump administration's Middle East peace plan remains a closely-guarded secret, but emails newly leaked to Foreign Policy magazine and a statement from a senior administration official are shedding light on the administration's dim view of the UN's Palestinian refugee agency, known as UNRWA.
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Two memos, one from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and one from the EPA, are shedding light on the new policy, which officials are touting as a positive replacement to formal lawsuits, as the number of official cases brought against polluters is dropping to a new low.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher New data is challenging the popular portrait of Trump voters, and shedding light on why those who generally aren't talked about may determine the outcome of the midterm elections.
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As the migrant children crisis continues, a new investigation is shedding light on the horrific conditions that children in the encampments are subjected to, including teenage girls on their period being forced to bleed through their underwear because they are not provided with adequate sanitary products.
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Ms. O'Neill, an honorary professor of philosophy, emeritus, at the University of Cambridge, received the prize for her "distinguished and influential role in the field of philosophy and for shedding light on pressing intellectual and ethical questions of our time," the Holberg board wrote in a statement.
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Mr. Watson, the maker of the original video, has come under fire from some fellow YouTube users, who have accused him of starting another "adpocalypse" — what many video creators called the plunge in ad revenue from the boycott in 2017 — by shedding light on the issue.
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While she joins others who've left Big Tech to write important philosophical books shedding light on the political and social implications of their industry (James Williams, Chamath Palihapitiya, Tristan Harris, and others come to mind), no one has yet succeeded like Powell in illuminating our current culture of technology.
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In his storied career, he was instrumental in shedding light on Lance Armstrong's and Marian Jones' PED use and admits he is "satisfied" with the role USADA has played in cleaning up MMA since their program was rolled out with the world's flagship MMA promotion in July 2003.
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With cuts at traditional news organizations, student journalists see their role as increasingly important in shedding light on the subject and are becoming more dogged in ferreting out information about sexual assault cases, particularly when faculty or student perpetrators could simply find other jobs or transfer to another university.
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More than simply presenting the finished pieces as aesthetic objects, the show elucidates the smelting and forging process, as well as the cultural, technological, and spiritual importance of the various works, shedding light on the long history of ironworking on the continent, which goes back over 2,000 years.
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"He has been criminalized for shedding light on China's failure to protect the basic human right to education and for taking entirely lawful steps to press for Tibetan language education," Tenzin Jigdal of the International Tibet Network, a coalition of groups supporting Tibetan self-determination, said in an email.
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Since Donald Trump's election in November 2016, Americans have been exercising their First Amendment rights to engage in resistance: demonstrating, calling their representatives, associating with like-minded citizens in defense of core values, shedding light on official abuse through the free press, and expressing themselves on social media.
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But its spotlight on the protest music of Bamseom Pirates and the fragile state of independent thought and freedom of expression South Korea is invaluable, shedding light on how civil rights and social welfare fall by the wayside as the Korean Peninsula continues to be divided by ideology and politics.
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WASHINGTON — A newly disclosed trove of about 250 complaints filed by people whose cellphones, laptops, tablets and other personal electronics were searched by border agents without a warrant as they entered the United States is shedding light on a growing debate over individual privacy, collective security and 21st-century technology.
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Robert Mueller The Department of Justice on Monday released a new version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian meddling in the 2016 election and President Donald Trump's campaign, shedding light on why significant portions of the 448-page document were redacted before it was released to the public earlier this month.
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In the spirit of agreeing with Bee, we'll move on to talking about what she actually wanted to accomplish in her show last week: shedding light on the Trump administration's zero tolerance border policy, as a result of which the number of migrant children in government shelters has increased by 22% since April.
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In addition to delivering a stern word to dictators and militants, fostering relationships with local partners and shedding light on the dire humanitarian crisis, Haley's visit also centered on discerning what peacekeeping and other related U.N. costs were being wasted in Africa — given that the U.S is the largest financier of such missions.
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" The Salvation Army did not immediately reply to PEOPLE's request for comment but told Fox News in a statement on Thursday, "We'd like to thank Ellie Goulding and her fans for shedding light on misconceptions and encouraging others to learn the truth about The Salvation Army's mission to serve all, without discrimination.
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Tagged #OscarsWeNeed, the following standout tweets range from funny to downright poignant — serving as an opportunity to advocate for the creation of more accurate movie trailers (misleading trailers seem to the bane of one Twitter user's existence) as well as shedding light on the lack of diversity in the film industry (both onscreen and behind-the-scenes).
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The government would need to show, in other words, that not only was Assange aware that publishing classified U.S. government documents would do harm to the United States, they'd need to prove that harming the United States—and not merely shedding light on its controversial political practices and military actions—was itself specifically his goal all along.
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Congressional investigations and media reports are shedding light on ways Russians use social media to cause division and chaos in the U.S. Why it matters: The revelation that Russian actors meddled in the 2016 election through Facebook ads have led to intense scrutiny into how social media was leveraged to sow chaos and create divisions among Americans.
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With the release of her film First They Killed My Father on the horizon, Angelina Jolie hopes that by shedding light on the genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge communist party's regime, the Cambodian people will take pride in what they survived instead of feeling hatred or resentment for what the country endured in the late 1970s.
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Using court records, family papers, household accounts and government archives, Ms. Vella constructed a gripping family drama that told a larger tale, shedding light on "the complexities of class, marriage, family economy, politics and the law, both in France and in Louisiana, spanning four generations of two families," Angeline Goreau wrote in The New York Times Book Review.
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Other voices ring out, too: in "Becky and Me," the voices of her girlfriends who find it nearly impossible to trust white women; in "Maurice's Blues," her sister's voice as she grapples with her son's prison sentence; and, in "The Upside to Loving a Sociopath," the disembodied perspective of the D.S.M.-5 shedding light on a dysfunctional relationship.
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"Whether it was Pedro Zamora shedding light on living with HIV, Danny Roberts (Season 9) showing the harms of 'don't ask, don't tell,' or Katelynn Cusanelli (Season 21) educating the world about being a trans woman, MTV and 'The Real World' gave LGBTQ youth stories to relate to and opened the hearts and minds of viewers around the world," Ellis told CNN.
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"The way everything is run, from the music industry down through everyday interactions, [NON seeks] to challenge that," Chino Amobi told us earlier this year, shedding light on the ethos behind NON WORLDWIDE, the label and collective that includes Amobi, fellow DJs and producers Angel-Ho and Nkisi, as well as a growing roster of sound artists from Africa and the diaspora.
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Megan Collins, a trend forecaster at Trendera in Los Angeles, said that skin positivity has been brewing for a while — as far back as 2015, in fact, when the beauty influencer Em Ford of the popular My Pale Skin blog recorded a video, "You Look Disgusting," that went viral for shedding light on how much hate she received from showing her real skin.
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The New York premiere of Louis C.K.'s I Love You, Daddy was canceled unceremoniously hours before it was set to begin, for reasons that quickly became clear when the New York Times released a report shedding light on several sexual harassment accusations against C.K. Now, less than 24 hours after that report dropped, the release of I Love You, Daddy has been canceled altogether.
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" Shedding light on her own background, Marx spoke of a previous failed marriage at 18 and revealed, "Sometimes I forget that once upon a time, I was the religious nut with terrible and harmful ideas- and even though I am still human and still learning, I have changed and grown- and that is due to non-pushy ideology slowly turning me to the light.
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Tomada followed several of these western volunteers for two years through the battlefields of Iraq and Syria to bring together the six-part documentary series " Hunting ISIS " – shedding light on their highs and lows, and what drove them to leave their livelihoods in America and take up arms with no pay and no protection in the quest to defeat one of the most brutal terror factions to ever exist.
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Pimple Positivity: The New Thing Megan Collins, a trend forecaster at Trendera in Los Angeles, said that skin positivity has been brewing for a while — as far back as 2015, in fact, when the beauty influencer Em Ford of the popular My Pale Skin blog recorded a video, "You Look Disgusting," that went viral for shedding light on how much hate she received from showing her real skin.
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New internal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) documents are shedding light on the agency's attempts to keep Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's activities secret, especially before they take place.
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To some degree, the film is an homage to journalism, and to citizen journalists who are shedding light on dark corners of the world, especially in an age where the truth seems to be malleable, I think it's important to highlight the work of people who are exposing the truth and fighting against evil and This is not the type of film where we're trying to approach a piece of legislation or affect public policy in a certain way.
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At Cornell alone, other projects using the technology include mapping areas of poverty and the efficacy of poverty mitigation in developed countries, determining the impact of harvesting policies on ocean fisheries, discovering new materials that can be used to capture solar energy, determining the impact of ship strikes on whale populations, and even shedding light on the efficiency and implications of increased gasoline taxes in the US. If current trends are any indication, we can expect to hear a lot more in years ahead about how artificial intelligence is helping us make the world a better place to live for the long term.
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Rep. Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinHouse panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Pelosi, allies seek to keep gun debate focused on McConnell Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE (D-Md.) pushed back against criticism over former special counsel Robert Muller's testimony before Congress, calling it an "emphatic step forward" for shedding light on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's conduct in the White House.
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