As the civil-rights movement was sidelining women, the women's movement was sidelining minorities and poor people.
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Its sidelining is a mistake for all sorts of reasons.
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But Labour's leadership is getting better at sidelining potential saboteurs.
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But the strangeness of Trump's campaign is sidelining that guidance.
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Medical groups decried the idea of muzzling or sidelining scientists.
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But her experience at Caltech wasn't limited to sidelining model gigs.
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Coshocton went for Trump from the get-go, sidelining Ohio Gov.
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But his double-edged approach to sidelining science shouldn't be dismissed.
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U.S.-backed strategies such as sidelining Machar have not borne fruit.
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Meanwhile, Coral Davenport reports about how the administration is sidelining science.
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Sidelining them, however, will make them only more, not less, troublesome.
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Saban's sidelining differs from what some other Hollywood executives are planning.
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Erdogan has an established record of sidelining dissenters in the party.
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Sistani then endorsed the sidelining of former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
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This starts encouraging reasonable public discourse and sidelining haters, trolls and harassment.
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This system privileges known commodities while sidelining emerging artists and untested content.
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Most observers see it simply as the sidelining of a political rival.
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Affordability is clearly worsening, and that is sidelining more and more buyers.
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Which brings me to Obama's odd sidelining right now of Russia itself.
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"This issue is sidelining millions of Americans," Minhaj said at the hearing.
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All it took to put together a very solid hour of television was totally sidelining the Jon/Sansa/Davos plot line up north that's become the emotional center of the show, and near-totally sidelining Dany as well.
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If anything, sidelining Navarro is only helpful "from an atmospheric perspective," he said.
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The resulting increase in house prices is sidelining some potential first-time buyers.
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Mr Klugmann denounces the sidelining of the original CAMP as "illegitimate" and illegal.
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Tight supply is also pushing home prices higher faster and sidelining some buyers.
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The free-speech lobby, they contend, favors the mighty while sidelining the marginalized.
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Maintenance delays are currently sidelining 11 Navy ships, a congressional aide told CNN.
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That includes sidelining Mr. Mattis over policy decisions and ignoring national security aides.
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The unhappy sidelining and devaluation of diplomacy is a theme of the book.
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Prices are rising fastest on the low end, sidelining some first-time buyers.
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This is only pushing prices higher for first-time buyers, and sidelining them longer.
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The dearth of properties is keeping home prices elevated, sidelining some first-time buyers.
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But that doesn't mean the shitty sidelining of women is inherent to the genre.
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In penalising other people like them, firms are passing over or sidelining potential leaders.
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Nobel Prize A sex abuse scandal is sidelining this year's Nobel Prize for Literature.
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" She added: "Sidelining men while trying to improve the status of women is wrongheaded.
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What had seemed like a rare win for Mayor Bill de Blasio — sidelining Gov.
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" Likewise, the letter calls reports of Pruitt sidelining employees concerned over ethics "extremely concerning.
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His new assignment looks more like a cooling-off period than a permanent sidelining.
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Bannon has also reportedly backed Hatch's campaign, also with the purpose of sidelining Romney.
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The Rams had blamed soreness and inflammation for sidelining the 2000-year-old workhorse back.
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Sidelining him would give North Korea a better hand when the time for negotiations comes.
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Millennials are solidly in their home-buying years, but affordability is sidelining some potential buyers.
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It's time for the Democratic Party and progressives overall to stop sidelining or ignoring abortion.
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A dearth of properties for sale has pushed up prices, sidelining many would-be homeowners.
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With a shoulder injury sidelining rookie point guard Lonzo Ball, the Los Angeles offense stagnated.
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They devise a plan to take back their rightful places by sidelining the royal staff.
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Most analysts say it was because Mr. Chávez was sidelining him as a rising star.
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Higher prices and tough competition from all-cash buyers are sidelining some first-time homebuyers.
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The toasty loaf caused a short circuit, sidelining work at the facility for a short time.
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This has helped to prevent any serious effort to address disaster risk by sidelining local stakeholders.
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As fruitful as their partnership was, it sharpened tensions with the band members they were sidelining.
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To try to avoid this sidelining, the Uber lab has two main programs: core and connections.
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It was wrong of Comey to not defer to Trump's personal interest in sidelining the investigation.
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Sources told Reuters last month that Mirziyoyev has moved to consolidate his power by sidelining Azimov.
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They have watched warily as Francis has installed pastors in his image while sidelining conservative leaders.
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The #OscarsSoWhite protests in 19693 and 21969 forced Hollywood to examine its systemic sidelining of minorities.
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Putin said both countries were looking to use national currencies in their transactions, sidelining the dollar.
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Then again, sidelining the president — assuming that Mr. Bouteflika does indeed go — will solve absolutely nothing.
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Multiple Instacart workers told Ars Technica that sidelining tipping had made their income on the app plummet.
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While house price inflation has slowed, it continues to outpace wage growth, sidelining some first-time homebuyers.
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But the film keeps sidelining her perspective in favor of watching Zac Efron play Bundy's greatest hits.
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Though the reasons for sidelining Mr. Kolomoisky may be domestic, they could also resonate in American politics.
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That move has paved the way for sidelining other more or less radical legislators in the opposition.
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It has become the biggest political story of the week and is to some extent sidelining Trump.
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In response to the criticism, Ringling stopped using elephants last year, sidelining perhaps their most famous stars.
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High home prices were sidelining buyers last spring, and higher mortgage rates last fall only exacerbated the weakness.
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Though house price inflation has slowed significantly, it continues to outpace wage growth, sidelining some first-time homebuyers.
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They flooded social media with hashtags protesting BTS's sidelining, many citing metrics related to BTS's tremendous overseas success.
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By sidelining the Islamists Mr Bashir may hope to be rewarded with cash to ease Sudan's economic crisis.
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At a creditors meeting in April, Elliott's plan was approved and a bankruptcy auction was scheduled, sidelining Azul.
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Opponents say he has become a dictator, jailing opponents, sidelining the opposition-led congress and delaying local elections.
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" Sidelining those who speak out, she added, "jeopardizes the health and safety of every veteran in the system.
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Delta Air Lines is drastically cutting back on flights amid the coronavirus pandemic, sidelining 22020 of its planes.
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But the director Rubén Polendo's unproductive, experimental staging is mostly just talking to itself, sidelining a larger conversation.
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Therefore, it's imperative that we stop sidelining America's people of color and ensure they join the startup economy.
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Some people relished the idea of his striding onto the Oscar stage and excoriating studios for sidelining minorities.
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Gonzales was soon after accused of politicizing hiring, sidelining the Civil Rights division, and improperly firing U.S. attorneys.
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The developments come after two years of Trump's team specifically sidelining Palestinian institutions, and Palestinians are responding in kind.
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He has made many enemies by sidelining fellow royals, shaking down businessmen, locking up liberals and alienating religious leaders.
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Weakening affordability is sidelining some buyers, especially first-time buyers who have been most absent from the housing recovery.
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Wednesday's statement isn't the first time Grassley has knocked the Trump administration for sidelining requests for information from Congress.
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The billionaire businessman cited a harsh statement from the network released after he called for sidelining moderator Megyn Kelly.
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While rates are sidelining some potential buyers, the severe shortage of homes for sale is a far greater deterrent.
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Khatami's reformists made the error of sidelining and humiliating the veteran dubbed "the shark" in the 2000 parliamentary election.
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They argue right to try bills put patients in danger by effectively sidelining the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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If the process and resolution of the situation also included a sidelining of China, that would be a bonus.
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Overcoming organized "machine" politics, sidelining paid detractors and distractors, they stood up one-by-one and two-by-two.
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It could have embarked on the worthwhile project of soothing American souls and healing divisions without sidelining the Vietnamese.
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Only 43,000 members of the Conservative Party can vote for the next leader, sidelining 99 percent of registered voters.
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Only 240,113 members of the Conservative Party can vote for the next leader, sidelining 211 percent of registered voters.
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But Trump's effusive praise of Xi does verge on the parodic, and risks sidelining genuine concerns about Chinese authoritarianism.
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"They couldn't navigate the complexity of this deal and their plan of sidelining Nissan backfired," the first source said.
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Bera added that he was "deeply troubled" by reports of the administration "sidelining" policy experts and "retaliating against" career employees.
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"There is no way back" after the king cleared MbS's path to the throne by sidelining potential rivals last year.
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While footing the bill for trainers, club teams and equipment, many parents admit they are sidelining their own financial goals.
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His focus on the Franco-German relationship risks sidelining the rest, whether old friends or newer members in eastern Europe.
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Turkey and Russia appear to be sidelining the United States and driving what had been a UN-led political process.
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Kellyanne Conway says reports that the White House is sidelining her for contradicting the Trump administration's official message are false.
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This dynamic is pushing home prices to new record highs and sidelining those buyers who are seeing entry-level homes.
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Donald Trump's assault on the character of black football players ignores history by sidelining the very reason they are protesting.
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It was this calculated sidelining that led to the rise of ISIS, not the failure of U.S troops to remain.
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For now, with the investigation sidelining his most trusted aides, Mr. Netanyahu could find himself at a disadvantage, analysts said.
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That rift between the national security adviser and president led to Bolton's sidelining and his eventual departure from the administration.
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The Trump administration has made a big spectacle in recent months of championing coal while sidelining efforts to address climate change.
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Gavin Newsom (D) Saturday over newly built shelters for asylum-seekers and the sidelining of a planned high-speed rail project.
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But sidelining the party as much as possible will mean she has to work fast to build bridges with everyone else.
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Boston lost Kyrie Irving during that stretch after the All-Star guard underwent left knee surgery, sidelining him for the playoffs.
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Jeff Sessions was named U.S. attorney general, Bentley appointed Strange to take his place in the Senate, sidelining the office's investigation.
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The costs of sidelining EXIM can be measured in the tens of billions of dollars of products we fail to export.
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The software maker also focused solely on gaming and Windows 10 during its E3 press conference, sidelining any potential entertainment features.
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We also have a serious opioid epidemic that is sidelining a significant number of working-age adults, skilled and unskilled alike.
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But Mr. Gulen's followers learned that they had been uncovered and planned the coup to pre-empt their sidelining, officials said.
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But by making Jared Kushner a virtual secretary of State, he is sidelining the actual secretary, Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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But those issues quickly faded as coronavirus became the nation's foremost concern, sidelining all other public policy matters and congressional inquiries.
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He has remained popular by dominating the media, sidelining rivals and stirring up nationalism through actions like the conquest of Crimea.
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X J Jet was found to have a knee chip that required surgery after the race, sidelining him for six months.
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In his annual address to the Shura Council, the kingdom's advisory assembly, King Salman showed no intention of sidelining the prince.
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The swift and decisive sidelining of Ms. Warren is like an aftershock — less dramatic but still devastating … and so damn predictable.
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Moon's own attempts to initiate better inter-Korean relations have also suffered, with North Korean officials sidelining those in the South.
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And in episode 7, "Hers Was A World of One," Modern Love's regular sidelining of characters of color became abysmally apparent.
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He has sustained two concussions in the past four years, the second one sidelining him for about half of last season.
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But his alleged pressure campaign and the eventual sidelining of Wilson-Raybould very much looks like a betrayal of those values.
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The American Lung Association is taking the EPA and Congress to task for sidelining science and imperiling public health in the process.
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The larger concern is the way the tax bill gives big tax breaks to wealthy Americans, sidelining middle class and poor Americans.
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After eight costly years of sidelining our defensive forces, it is time for the president-elect to reverse his predecessor's strategic mistakes.
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Republicans control a record number of state legislative chambers across the country, effectively sidelining any hopes progressives have of advancing an agenda.
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ET, has the potential for high drama as the Russia probe continues to dominate U.S. politics, sidelining President Donald Trump's domestic agenda.
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Sidelining the private sector removes a critical expertise and resources that the WHO should mobilize in the fight to improve public health.
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But the king showed no intention of sidelining his chosen successor, who U.S. intelligence agents believe ordered the brutal assassination in Turkey.
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The receiver said he tried to return from that injury too soon and ultimately broke his ankle, sidelining him for the season.
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Since time immemorial, women have been pushed into having children, sidelining their own passions and work in service of the family unit.
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Azimov's apparent sidelining effectively leaves Mirziyoyev and security boss Inoyatov as the two men sharing power in Central Asia's most populous nation.
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Wonder Woman stepping in to lead the league — even if that would mean sidelining Batman, its founder — would make complete logical sense.
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The sidelining of the environmental benefits of EVs aligns with the role Hummer and other gigantic SUVs have played in our environmental challenges.
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The men likely to govern Italy are "chasing votes over women's bodies," while sidelining their women opponents with unchecked sexual abuse, she said.
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The American Lung Association report warns that it's sidelining good science in the process — and that could have an effect on air quality.
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After surviving months of massive street protests last year, Maduro consolidated his power by creating a new legislative superbody and sidelining opposition parties.
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The housing market is being hampered by a dire shortage of properties, which is keeping home prices elevated and sidelining first-time buyers.
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He has begun sidelining right-wingers like chief strategist Steve Bannon and elevating those who can bridge partisan divides and get things done.
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The same punishment was given to Towns, sidelining the Timberwolves' center amid the most well-rounded and dominant offensive stretch of his career.
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The chief executive of Russia's sovereign wealth fund has denied that forming closer energy ties with Saudi Arabia is about politically sidelining Washington.
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Now, with the death of Charles Krauthammer and the sidelining of mainstream Republican thinkers from polite society, the issue is only getting worse.
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The show's slow pace, its emphasis on isolation and alienation rather than techno-thriller paranoia, its sidelining of Elliot from the fsociety vs.
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He's accused of being meddlesome and heavy-handed with discipline, sidelining some of the game's top stars and affecting the quality of play.
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" ■ Mr. Xi has also carried out a broad crackdown on dissent, "sidelining lawyers, journalists, academics and activists who stand in the party's way.
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But Mr. Xi's move also risks sidelining Mr. Trump in the diplomatic undertaking that he views as one of his biggest potential legacies.
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Sidelining impeachment for now could set the body on a more gradual path toward the same end, liberal Democrats open to impeachment say.
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Annual wage growth has struggled to break above 2.5 percent, sidelining first-time home buyers, whose share of home sales has barely shifted.
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The talks have also opened a rift between Washington and Kabul, with some Afghan officials accusing the US of sidelining the Afghan government.
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Leon had planned to consider Kupperman's lawsuit throughout this month and December, effectively sidelining Kupperman and potentially Bolton until he made a decision.
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A severe shortage of houses, especially on the lower end of the market, is pushing up prices and sidelining some first-time buyers.
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People who have worked for Rolet say relations between the Frenchman and Brydon had become strained, with the CEO sidelining senior management at times.
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Any sidelining of General Hifter could have a domino effect across Libya, potentially affecting oil production and efforts to strike a political peace deal.
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"The essence of the main headline changes is it's MBS strengthening his power base and if not directly undermining certainly sidelining MBN," said Henderson.
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Nunes won't say who provided him the intelligence he reviewed at the White House that ultimately led to his sidelining in the Russia probe.
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That networked approach ends up sidelining some of Dada's lone wolves, such as Kurt Schwitters, and revalorizing less famous figures center to Dada's development.
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Sales have been restrained by an acute shortage of properties, which is exerting upward pressure on house prices, and sidelining some first-time buyers.
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It also clearly demonstrate that the AHA is more interested in sidelining the Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) program than fixing the Medicare appeals backlog.
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Iron Fist, at its center, The Defenders ends up sidelining its most charismatic characters in favor of the humorless, the corny, and the dull.
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She took over the Christian Democrats by sidelining her mentor, the former Chancellor Helmut Kohl (who used to call her "mein Mädchen" — my girl).
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But Mr. Sanders never had any intention of sidelining his close friend, and Mr. Weaver remains as influential as ever, according to campaign aides.
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His sidelining could open more room for Foreign Ministry officials, who have regained their old role as front-line negotiators with Washington, he said.
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Conduct of diplomacy: Administration officials may have been pursuing off-the-books, back-channel initiatives unauthorized by Congress — effectively sidelining consensus-driven foreign policy.
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Congress should look for a budget that supports: Each requires infusion of new capital, not cuts — and tapping into, not sidelining, State's experienced professionals.
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While rising house prices are boosting equity for homeowners, the dearth of properties is sidelining first-time buyers from the market, hurting home sales.
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These false positives, some physicians argued, would create a lot of unnecessary secondary testing, anxiety and sidelining of athletes, not to mention potential legal liability.
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Dane Anderson, a vice president at technology research and advisory firm Forrester, said the sidelining of Uber had gifted Grab an opportunity it should seize.
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This could involve nations universally choosing to shutter the regime's few remaining diplomatic outposts as well as sidelining or eliminating their positions in international organizations.
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Gill was frustrated by event organizers who favored sidelining diversity concerns as a "distraction from the real work" of the March for Science, she said.
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Once he rose to the movement's No. 2 position, he began a campaign of sidelining rivals and creating a monopoly over resources and decision-making.
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Mrs. Kirchner was indicted on Friday, and Ms. Rousseff was suspended by Congress a day earlier, potentially sidelining two of the region's most influential women.
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On the other side: But the bill drew backlash from House Democrats and patient safety organizations, who worry sidelining the FDA puts patients in danger.
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This is a story not so much of legislative incompetence as the sidelining of Congress when it comes to charting the course of the country.
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On today's episode: • Glenn Thrush, a White House correspondent for The Times, discusses the president's unexpected alliance with the Democrats and sidelining of his party.
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The Saudis use their control over the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca as another means of rewarding friends and sidelining enemies in the Muslim world.
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Even after years of being called to task for sidelining female filmmakers, studios as a whole continue to rely overwhelmingly on men to lead productions.
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The organization has been accused of sidelining, ousting or otherwise handicapping pregnant employees, according to interviews with more than a dozen current and former employees.
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Blogger Stephanie Yeboah wrote for Metro UK earlier this year about the "blatant sidelining and absence of women of color" in the influencer agency space.
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The timing ensured that Mr. Farrell could essentially handpick his Democratic successor, sidelining voters in his Upper Manhattan district after four decades of his incumbency.
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The film's seismic win came in wake of the #OscarsSoWhite protests in 2015 and 103 that forced Hollywood to examine its systemic sidelining of minorities.
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And on Sunday, the British government took direct control of the emergency response, sidelining local officials whose actions had been criticized as slow and disorganized.
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Sales of new and previously owned homes have slumped in recent months as a dearth of properties boosted prices, sidelining some first-time home buyers.
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Trump's family is said to be frustrated by Kelly's role in sidelining Kushner, and the president himself has fumed over Kelly's handling of the Porter episode.
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"This makes about as much sense as sidelining Tom Brady because you didn't like his answer at a news conference," a senior GOP aide told Politico.
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It was the Blackhawks' first game since they lost Marian Hossa to a left leg injury, most likely sidelining the forward for a couple of weeks.
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The opposition says Maduro, 53, has effectively carried out a "coup" by sidelining the legislature, arresting opponents and leaning on compliant institutions to squash the referendum.
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However, a month into his presidency, Trump has all but abandoned the State Department by leaving countless jobs unfilled and sidelining Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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But gradually divisions began to surface, as Ahrar and other insurgents became wary of Nusra and accused it of trying to seize power and sidelining them.
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Republicans have called on the attorney general to recuse herself amid a political firestorm after her meeting with Bill Clinton, essentially sidelining the Democratic presidential appointee.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE's first year in office, claiming that he has been "sidelining science" in favor of industry leaders.
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This crackdown is merely the latest of Mr. Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian moves, which have included imprisoning critics, sidelining the military and reigniting war on Kurdish separatists.
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Not least, there was the important decision for separatist parties about whether to take part in regional elections called by Madrid or to risk sidelining themselves.
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"Ancient Nubia Now" is forthright in attributing this sidelining to, among other sources, the ancient Egyptians themselves, who made Nubia the target of relentless negative propaganda.
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And his decision-making process, which involves the sidelining of his national security adviser, forebodes spontaneous and ill-informed policy announcements that could have dire consequences.
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His sidelining of Bolton -- and misuse of his National Security Council -- broadcasts that he is just focused on getting out of Afghanistan, no matter the consequences.
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But across South Asia, there have been some signs of pushback to Chinese investment, including the recent sidelining of hydropower projects in Nepal, Pakistan and Myanmar.
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Perhaps some of this gap is about fathers shirking kid duty, but some may be gatekeeping too — mothers assuming they know best and sidelining anyone else.
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It's also time to end this sidelining of American art from before World War II. It should be mixed in with art from Europe and beyond.
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The groups argued that by sidelining the State officials, including language interpreters, the White House was violating its obligations to preserve records of key foreign policy activities.
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The ouster of the nation's top cop prompted comparisons to Watergate, as Democrats pilloried Trump for sidelining the official overseeing a probe that could threaten his presidency.
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Kerrigan was attacked by a hit-man after an Olympic practice session in the hopes of breaking her leg and sidelining her for the upcoming Winter Games.
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There's concern the latest developments could create a domino effect on Capitol Hill, sidelining legislation such as tax cuts that Trump wants to pass, according to Bailin.
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It has gained momentum in Canada in recent weeks, sidelining the careers of a national gymnastics coach and the artistic director of a prominent Toronto theater company.
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By sidelining this important legislation, McConnell and Senate Republicans are increasing the number of empty chairs at our family tables or the bedrooms that parents leave untouched.
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Overall home sales have been weakening, but most blame that on lack of listings more than weakened affordability, although higher prices have to be sidelining some buyers.
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Clinton's entrance music had changed: She was now taking the stage to a Motown classic, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," sidelining a rotation of female pop stars.
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And I think what comes across so clearly in her testimony today is just what the United States is missing out on by sidelining its career officials.
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Tensions persisted as Mr. Gore sought to distance himself from his boss on the campaign trail, effectively sidelining Mr. Clinton as a surrogate, wounding the departing president.
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LOS ANGELES — Blake Griffin has a sprained left knee and could miss up to eight weeks, sidelining another key player for the injury-riddled Los Angeles Clippers.
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Last year a Japanese man sued his employer, the sportswear company Asics, accusing it of harassing and sidelining him after he took one year of paternity leave.
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Yet experts also agree that gender stereotypes play a powerful role in sidelining both fathers and sons when it comes to conversations about emotional and physical intimacy.
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Those include North Korea and Afghanistan, a subject on which one American official said Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Trump speak directly to each other, sidelining Mr. Bolton.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this week that SoftBank (SFTBF) is preparing a financial package that would give it control of the company while further sidelining Neumann.
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Walt Disney World, Sea World and Universal Orlando are spearheading the movement in hope of sidelining any fears tourists may have of being exposed to Zika-carrying mosquitoes.
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On Saturday they finished the job by sidelining Prince Mutaib, the second son of the late King Abdullah, who had once been mooted as a possible future king.
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The two sides coexisted in the legislature until Maduro backed the creation in 2017 of an all-powerful, government-controlled Constitution Assembly with the aim of sidelining Congress.
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Afghan officials have been deeply suspicious of the talks, which they see as a means of reinforcing the Taliban and powerful regional politicians while sidelining the legitimate government.
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Who's not happy: Their argument: Sidelining the FDA could put patients in danger and the FDA already has a compassionate use program that approves 21625 percent of requests.
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In April, however, sources familiar with the government said Mirziyoyev had moved to consolidate his power by sidelining Azimov and personally overseeing a program of cautious economic change.
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Bouteflika last year removed Mohamed Mediene, the DRS for more than two decades, sidelining someone who had been a major figure in past behind-the-scenes power struggles.
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But she also clashed with members of her husband's longtime inner circle, sidelining them one by one and kicking them out of their offices in the presidential palace.
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The Pentagon and defense hawks have long warned about the dangers to national security that government shutdowns bring by sidelining the Defense Department's civilian workforce and lowering productivity.
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That includes Planned Parenthood, which has been accused of sidelining, ousting or otherwise handicapping pregnant employees, according to interviews with more than a dozen current and former employees.
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A U.S. District Court judge in Alaska ruled against the Trump administration late Wednesday, sidelining its plans to open logging in part of the state's Tongass National Forest.
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U.S. home sales fell for a fourth straight month in July as a shortage of properties on the market pushed up house prices, likely sidelining some potential buyers.
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Ocasio-Cortez has spoken critically of the DCCC in the past, particularly after it began sidelining vendors who work with candidates seeking to challenge incumbent Democrats in primaries.
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Sidelining Iraq's output would exacerbate fears of a supply shock that erupted after Trump ordered the drone strike in Baghdad last week that killed a top Iranian commander.
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And "The Rise of Skywalker" took a sharp 90 degree turn away from "The Last Jedi," undoing major story lines and sidelining major characters (Looking at you, Rose).
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Chicago White Sox left-hander Carlos Rodon will undergo Tommy John surgery on Wednesday with the procedure likely sidelining him through the first half of the 7353 season.
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Knives sharpened She went on to campaign against political rivals, even succeeding in sidelining some of them, including former Vice President Joice Mujuru and seven other government ministers.
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And instead of sidelining Carol further and pushing Daryl toward his gimmicky role as the renegade cowboy, we're seeing a complex interplay between their personalities headed toward genuine conflict.
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In the process of sidelining inane comments, though, we may exacerbate the loneliness of the long-distance cancer patient, for dealing with the disease can be an isolating business.
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And by sidelining "Her Turn" at the story, the season's structure culminates into a finale so rushed and unsatisfying its hard to imagine how it could be its last.
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On November 4th they finished the job by sidelining Prince Mutaib, the second son of the late King Abdullah, who had once been mooted as a possible future monarch.
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Meanwhile, many media figures seem determined to hold Donald Trump to a much lower standard; sidelining his own, better documented controversies, and excusing his total ignorance of substantive policy.
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Venezuela's murder rate is one of the world's highest, and foes say the state has morphed into dictatorship by jailing protesters, sidelining congress, and dragging its feet on elections.
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But his sidelining of Bannon seemed to be opportunistic more than retaliatory (though Kushner does reportedly think that Bannon and the Breitbart Brigade in the White House are "nuts").
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And to artists: we must not isolate ourselves in echo chambers while ignoring social problems in our immediate communities, sidelining these concerns in a superficial race for material success.
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Bush, after all, was the president who pulled out of the Kyoto Protocol and other international agreements while sidelining the United Nations in the rush to war with Iraq.
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Angry residents marched on the borough's Town Hall on Friday, and on Sunday, Prime Minister Theresa May's government seized control of the disaster response, sidelining the borough's officials. Mrs.
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They say the former bus driver and union leader, who lacks Chavez's charisma, is seeking to consolidate his position ahead of May presidential elections by arresting or sidelining dissenters.
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Mr. Mahathir tried to enhance UMNO's legitimacy among Malays while further sidelining Pas with so-called Islamization policies — starting halal food certification, promoting Islamic courts and offering Islamic banking.
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The Ortegas have spent the past decade consolidating power, sidelining political opponents and destroying a system of checks and balances with the clear intent of establishing a dynastic dictatorship.
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Those options, he said, included sidelining NASA's SLS and buying heavy-lift rockets — like those made by SpaceX or United Launch Alliance — to replace SLS on the upcoming mission.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. home sales fell for a fourth straight month in July as a shortage of properties on the market pushed up house prices, likely sidelining some potential buyers.
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By sidelining commission fees, the company's bottom line relies on these premium paid subscriptions, in addition to order-flow payments, rebates from market makers and interest paid on margin accounts.
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At the summit she worked closely with countries similarly fearful for the global order, most notably China, which joined Germany in sidelining America to reaffirm the importance of climate action.
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The sidelining of Cheryl to focus on how everyone else is adjusting in the wake of last week's high octane drama is a distraction so what she does isn't anticipated.
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U.S. home resales fell more than economists were expecting in April, weighed down by a "stubborn" shortage of houses on the market that's keeping prices high and sidelining prospective buyers.
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Capela was breaking out before his platoon partner, Nene, got hurt; the injury sidelining the veteran big man for the rest of the playoffs means people might start realizing it.
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Finally healthy, or so he thought, he strained his groin three weeks ago, sidelining him for the first two preseason games, though he did warm up at Buffalo last Saturday.
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C Ryan Hollins, forced into a starting role with injuries sidelining Marc Gasol and backups Brandan Wright and Chris Andersen, had only 4 points and 2 rebounds in 13 minutes.
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Over the summer, after sidelining the Venezuela legislature by putting in place a new body known as the Constituent Assembly, Mr. Maduro's government began releasing some political opponents from custody.
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By emphasizing institutions, empowering workers, and sidelining opposing interests (whether in C-suites or supreme courts), this new treaty can help globalization be not only less resisted but actively supported.
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The opposition has accused Maduro of veering into dictatorship by sidelining the legislature, detaining opponents and leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to block a plebiscite on his rule.
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One such check might wind up sidelining Grzelcyk for the rest of the series, an elbow leveled by Oskar Sundqvist early in Game 2 that caused an apparent head injury.
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Although U.S. oil production this year rose to a record 12.4 million barrels a day, shale producers are idling drilling rigs and sidelining hydraulic fracturing equipment amid worries about future demand.
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According to Deadline, who first got wind of Gibson's sidelining, the actor was reprimanded after kicking one of the show's writers after the two got into a disagreement over a script.
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Unfortunately, millennials struggle most with the burden of student loan debt, and are more than three times as likely as older Americans to blame that debt for sidelining them from homeownership.
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Gold climbed along with stock markets after the Bank of Japan overhauled its monetary policy framework, switching to targeting interest rates and sidelining more than three years of massive money printing.
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Foes say Maduro, 53, has veered openly into dictatorship by sidelining the opposition-led congress, jailing opponents and then leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to stop a recall referendum.
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Kim II loyally maintained his father's cult after his death: There would be no Khrushchev-style tearing down of the predecessor, no quiet Chinese-style sidelining of the former leader's ideas.
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In the next few years, he would take effective control of the kingdom's oil, defense and economic policies while sidelining his royal relatives to become next in line to the throne.
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China has struggled to contain the virus in no small part because of their sidelining of private charities, civic groups and other people-driven organizations whom the Communist Party considers rivals.
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Sidelining Democratic lawmakers and grinding down liberal interest groups, these Republicans may have helped pave the way for Mr. Trump's victories in a string of traditionally blue Midwestern states last year.
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The decree was issued a week after the Kremlin said a senior Ukrainian-born Russian official, Dmitry Kozak, was now in charge of managing Moscow's relations with Ukraine, effectively sidelining Surkov.
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But in sidelining and punishing such people, the C.C.P. isn't just devouring itself: It is also declaring war on expertise and depriving itself of firsthand knowledge about local conditions in Xinjiang.
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At times during her news conference, Pelosi appeared to be a reluctant prosecutor — dragged into taking on Trump after long resisting calls for impeachment and wary of sidelining Democrats' legislative agenda.
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After receiving criticism for sidelining female characters in its The Force Awakens toy ranges, Disney is focusing on the women of the Star Wars galaxy ahead of the release of Episode VIII.
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A "yes" vote would overhaul the state in its present form, abolishing the post of prime minister, sidelining parliament, and formalising a system in which the president answers no one except voters.
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As China tightens its grip on Hong Kong, pro-democracy parties have been hit by the sidelining of key leaders and have been losing ground to a well-organized pro-Beijing camp.
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Turkey and Russia appear to be sidelining the United States, which has led an international coalition to fight ISIS in Syria and has vehemently opposed any attempt to keep Assad in power.
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Critics suggested that sidelining Sessions (no relation to Trump's attorney general, Jeff Sessions), who'd been appointed by Republican President Ronald Reagan, was a political power play by the new Commander In Chief.
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But it also reflects his heavy reliance on the Pentagon and a sidelining of the State Department, which offers more varied and long-term tools for dealing with terrorism and geopolitical tensions.
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The opposition has accused Maduro of veering into dictatorship by sidelining the legislature, detaining opponents and leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to block the plebiscite they had been campaigning for.
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Part of my apprehension stems from the nagging issues that have been weighing down recent episodes like Veronica's off-putting characterization and the complete sidelining of characters I previously enjoyed like Josie.
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Saudi Arabia's King Salman: You've groomed your 32-year-old son, Mohamed bin Salman, to succeed you, sidelining older members of the family who thought they were in line for the throne.
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If an introvert's organization tends to lean toward extroversion, than even well-meaning extrovert managers may unconsciously reward the talk-it-out-ers while inadvertently sidelining the think-before-you-speak-ers.
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But his appointment also gives ammunition to Bolsonaro's opponents, who have long argued that the Car Wash probe was a politicized purge aimed at sidelining Lula and his leftist Workers Party (PT).
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - The organizers of the Venice Film Festival signed a pledge on Friday to work toward gender equality, hoping to mollify critics who have accused them of sidelining women filmmakers.
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Ultimately, if Trump's "anti-corruption" impeachment defense were based on fact, he would have stopped his top lieutenants and cheerleaders from undercutting and sidelining the most effective voices against corruption in Ukraine.
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She sustained nerve and tendon damage in all five fingers of her dominant left hand in the attack, requiring hours of surgery to repair and sidelining her from competition for five months.
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May's critics accused her of sidelining Parliament when she initially argued that she should be able to initiate exit negotiations, under Article 50 of the European Union's treaty, without recourse to lawmakers.
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He was among a pack chasing Doug Sanders, who was three shots ahead after the third round, and he had injured a rib earlier in the year, sidelining him for two months.
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But major obstacles remain — including resolving the scope of the proposed U.S. withdrawal, the timings of the ceasefire relative to the withdrawal, and the sidelining of the Afghan government from the process.
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Dong Bin, pictured here at a press conference during the scandal, cited his father as having "difficulties making judgments", sidelining his father to an honorary position while he gained control over the company.
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And if any skeptics of the diplomatic campaign he launched with his neighbors early this year remain inside his regime back home, the summit went a long way toward sidelining them even further.
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It said the attorney general's "highly irregular statement ... supported by the two chiefs of the security forces" was "tantamount to the effective sidelining of the judiciary and in direct contravention of the constitution".
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However, after U.S. and Danish officials voiced concern about Chinese involvement in such large-scale projects on security grounds, the Copenhagen government last year stepped in to finance the airports, effectively sidelining Beijing.
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Yet the film makes it nonetheless, by sidelining the rumors of Goodwin's pedophilia (something that even the noncommittal Glen can't rationalize away) as a "really personal story" Goodwin promises to explain over drinks.
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The five days of solemn and choreographed spectacle for Bhumibol&aposs funeral last month was a mostly unblemished propaganda triumph for the junta that underlined its primacy and the sidelining of political parties.
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In 2001, Fox, who is single herself, was working in the creative department at Bloomingdales in New York City and desperately seeking a new career with back problems sidelining her department store gig.
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Despite the recent gains, existing home sales remain constrained by a chronic shortage of houses at the lower end of the market, which is keeping prices elevated and sidelining some first-time buyers.
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Even though demand for housing is high, the short supply has pushed prices to new peaks; that is sidelining buyers, especially first-time buyers, who are usually a huge driver of home sales.
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Hamilton was helped by an engine problem sidelining Vettel in qualifying and another issue preventing the German's team mate Kimi Raikkonen from taking his place on the front row of the starting grid.
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They were as brilliantly ruthless in sidelining their soulmates as they were in outmanoeuvring their opponents, meeting in Tate Britain because they knew that nobody from the Westminster village would ever go there.
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The governing party was in the late stages of sidelining its opposition, and my questions were mostly spiky and unwelcome, but when I brought up the famous 1971 dissent, Mr. Rizvi lighted up.
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On the other side are progressive groups who see economic justice and reproductive justice as interconnected issues, and who don't believe in sidelining abortion rights in favor of a narrowly tailored economic agenda.
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Authoritarianism: Moscow and Caracas share an aversion to genuine democratic governance, ruling by sidelining opposition candidates, enriching their inner circles at the expense of the public good and running sham elections. Anti-U.
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Data is also how it believes it can help unsigned or independent artists distribute their music and reach the right fans, potentially sidelining some of what music labels have been providing so far.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, facing weeks of anti-government protests, on Monday announced the creation of a new popular assembly which foes decried as a power grab aimed at sidelining the National Assembly.
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So I listened, for once, sidelining the obstreperous little sister, and took a car to get an emergency M.R.I. _________ The Word of the Day and the quiz question have been provided by Vocabulary.com.
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Embracing the old enemy-of-my-enemy philosophy, the Democratic Party and the Five Star Movement forgot about their supposedly insurmountable disagreements and conceived of an alliance based solely on sidelining Mr. Salvini.
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The Intelligence Community Inspector General recently fired Meyer, the official in charge of whistleblower outreach for the agency, after months of sidelining him and without any plans to keep the outreach office running.
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Our system subsidizes workers with six-figure salaries and wealthy retirees while sidelining the poor and the sick in Medicaid, a system that many doctors won't participate in because of low reimbursement rates.
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In Moscow, the Kremlin said that the relationship with Ukraine would now be handled by the Ukrainian-born deputy head of the Russian presidential administration, Dmitry Kozak, sidelining a noted hardliner, Vladislav Surkov.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - New Maltese Prime Minister Robert Abela reshuffled his cabinet on Wednesday, sidelining some of the politicians who had faced fierce criticism from an anti-corruption journalist before her murder in 2017.
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U.S. home sales fell for a third straight month in June as a persistent shortage of properties on the market pushed up house prices to a record high, likely sidelining some potential buyers.
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ALMATY/NUR-SULTAN (Reuters) - Police detained dozens of people in Kazakhstan's two main cities on Monday at rare protests demanding political reform and the sidelining of the family of former President Nursultan Nazarbayev.
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So far, this has led to a ratcheting up of US intervention in the Middle East — and a sidelining of the Trump campaign's "America First" approach in favor of a more conventionally interventionist policy.
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His replacement has been widely interpreted as yet another example of infighting at the top, in which attempts to place loyal supporters of the president, Xi Jinping, in positions of authority risk sidelining reformers.
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Besides sidelining the dos Santos clan, he has pushed through a law making foreign investment easier, by removing a requirement to have a local partner, and asked the IMF how to stabilise the economy.
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And the initial sidelining of campaign chairman Paul Manafort foreshadowed Friday's news: The man brought in to impose some discipline on the candidate and his campaign would no longer be a part of it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. home sales fell more than expected in December as the supply of houses on the market dropped to a record low, pushing up prices and sidelining some potential first-time buyers.
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Faury, 51, has implemented a tighter structure designed to simplify Europe's largest aerospace group, while sidelining a number of executives previously close to Enders or former planemaking boss Fabrice Bregier, according to company watchers.
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In sidelining Hill and threatening to bench players who crossed the President, the network and league, respectively, handed him the kind of win he thirsts for so desperately -- one that leaves his opponents humiliated.
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He had been battling with Fitzpatrick for the opportunity to start last summer when Ikemefuna Enemkpali, a backup linebacker, punched Smith in the locker room, breaking his jaw and sidelining him for several months.
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But the conference convened in the midst of widespread expulsions of Russian diplomats by Western countries, and Russians were reported to be unhappy with what they see as sidelining Moscow from the peace process.
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President Trump's statement on Tuesday made clear that the United States would stick with its Saudi ally, leaving Mr. Erdogan's biggest ambition — sidelining his rival and realigning American policy in the Middle East — unfulfilled.
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Her work is a master class on conflicts that involve what she calls "non-dominant differences" — conflicts among the oppressed — and she argues strongly against sidelining some forms of oppression in favor of others.
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That military campaign has been likened by some candidates to a soft coup, and has included sidelining candidates who are out of the military's favor, censoring major news outlets and persecuting peaceful political movements.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is considering a cabinet reshuffle to reverse a slump in popularity by sidelining ministers he sees as obstacles to winning debt relief from international lenders, government sources say.
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A norovirus is sweeping through venues for the 2018 Winter Olympic in PyeongChang, South Korea – sidelining some 1,200 security guards and forcing the government to deploy the military ahead of the Opening Ceremony on Friday.
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Most other advisers agreed with Tillerson, but Pompeo, a former senior official told me, twice sat in the White House Situation Room and supported leaving the Iran deal, sidelining his agency's concerns about doing so.
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For the men Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) interview as part of their burgeoning FBI profiling program, the means of regaining control over a society that's sidelining them includes ritualistic murder.
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It showed the danger of official inaction: The silencing or sidelining of those who tried to report his misconduct allowed him to get away with assaulting girls and young women under his care for decades.
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Of course, only Israelis and Palestinians can ultimately cross the rubicon of peace, but the Palestinians now rejecting American leadership has far-reaching ramifications, effectively sidelining the only international actor that can facilitate a deal.
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The move has also effectively crippled the ability of the U.S. to drive the peace settlement in any credible manner, opening the door for other players, mostly notably the Russians and further sidelining the Americans.
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The sidelining of Chmielewski is similar to the way other EPA officials, including career employees and political appointees, have been pushed aside after raising concerns about Pruitt's practices or use of agency resources and funds.
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READ: Venezuela is launching a cryptocurrency called the "petro" He justified sidelining the opposition, saying participation in the mayoral vote was a condition detailed by the National Constituent Assembly — a body stacked with Maduro allies.
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The public, hearing more and more stories about federal workers forced to skip medications or find part-time work, probably wouldn't take too kindly to Democrats sidelining the shutdown talks to pursue their other interests.
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But Democrats made clear they planned to reject those cuts, while hitting the agency for what they described as a history of shortchanging important public health programs and sidelining scientists who contradict their policy goals.
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But Democrats made clear they planned to reject those cuts, while hitting the agency for what they described as a history of shortchanging important public health programs and sidelining scientists who contradict their policy goals.
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The cause of many of those of annulments and cancellations was a shortage of engineers to drive the trains and the sidelining of locomotives to install an automatic braking system, known as Positive Train Control.
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S. tensions, American decisionmakers give Chinese rulers even more incentive to achieve their ambitions of reaching peer status with the United States, while sidelining Chinese liberal defenders and antagonizing public opinion in the far east.
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There are practical reasons for this sidelining: a patchy archive, a fading from public view in the 19223s, and a life cut short at the age of 21922 by kidney damage from a childhood illness.
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The Senate impeachment trial would start four days later in Washington, sidelining three of Biden's main rivals — Senators Sanders, Warren and Amy Klobuchar, who would have to serve as jurors there — for the foreseeable future.
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But after the Ukraine scandal broke open in September, nearly the entire Democratic Caucus rallied behind the idea of launching an impeachment inquiry, sidelining many of the ideological arguments that can sometimes consume the caucus.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 23.5 (Reuters) - U.S. home sales fell more than expected in December as the supply of houses on the market dropped to a record low, pushing up prices and likely sidelining some first-time buyers.
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Following a practice session, the figure skater was the victim of clubbing when Shane Stant took a police baton to her right knee in the hopes of breaking it and sidelining her from the Olympic games.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuador's Vice President Jorge Glas was relieved of his duties on Thursday, a day after he questioned government economic figures in his latest clash with President Lenin Moreno, who issued a resolution sidelining Glas.
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RICHARDS FACES SURGERY Garrett Richards, the Angels' opening day starter, was placed on the disabled list and is expected to need surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right elbow, sidelining him into next season.
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So far, this hasn't worked so well for Abe, who has constantly flattered the president but gotten little in return aside from punishing tariffs and a sidelining of Japan in the nuclear talks with North Korea.
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"It is not clear that any party is sidelining Japan as a conscious move, but they are certainly not reaching out to include it, and its priorities could get pushed down the list as a result."
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is attempting to scale back federal efforts to enforce fair housing laws, freezing enforcement actions against local governments and businesses, including Facebook, while sidelining officials who have aggressively pursued civil rights cases.
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The trouble with this skimmed approach is that by sidelining historical analysis, the film denies its audience the best defense against distortion, a rational necessity when interpreting a conversation that often seems to happen in code.
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The President has been accused of sidelining the Office of National Drug Control Policy, failing to heed the recommendations of his opioid council and focusing too much on the punitive measure to respond to the epidemic.
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Iraq is one of the most important oil producers on the planet, and sidelining its output would likely worsen fears of a supply shock that erupted after Trump ordered the drone strike in Baghdad last week.
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So I listened, for once, sidelining the obstreperous little sister, and took a car to get an emergency M.R.I. There it was on the screen: evidence of a transient ischemic attack, often called a mini-stroke.
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She's hidden from us, but hidden in plain view, and paying attention to how she shakes, moves, and sets up the plot of The Last of Us is an object lesson is clever-yet-sidelining character writing.
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But Mudimu, 22, told BuzzFeed News on the phone from Johannesburg, South Africa, that while Chamisa should not be excused for what he said, the comment stems from a larger culture of sidelining women in Zimbabwean politics.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said sidelining parliament was "a serious mistake", while leader of the Green Party Caroline Lucas accused May of timing the strikes to "avoid a debate in parliament", which she described as "outrageous".
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The men's sidelining also deprives the Venezuelan oil sector of two of its most experienced executives, who were also adamant that the country must keep paying its onerous debt and avoid a debilitating default at all costs.
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Defense lawyers and police-reform activists have pushed prosecutors to not only keep lists of problematic officers but in some cases to make them public, arguing they are an effective tool for sidelining dishonest or inept police.
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In today's rapidly changing global economy, the split Congress that emerged from Tuesday's midterm election and the sidelining of many legislative efforts that is likely to come with that will not translate into a flourishing business environment.
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The United States should not tolerate Russia's continued treaty violations and aggression, but sidelining diplomacy -- as well as our allies -- as President Trump has done, will only drive us headlong into a dangerous and expensive arms race.
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As I spoke to scientists about the sidelining of science at the E.P.A., many pointed out that this was only the most obvious manifestation of what they see as a dismissal of science across the federal government.
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Now, Iran is suggesting that if the United States succeeds in sidelining its exports, it will use its position along the Strait of Hormuz to stop other Middle Eastern countries from shipping their barrels to the world.
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Two sources familiar with the matter said the actions taken against the employees fit a pattern of Pruitt sidelining officials who disagreed with him in favor of surrounding himself with those who would approve of his decisions.
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CARACAS — Venezuela's authoritarian leader, Nicolás Maduro, moved on Sunday to consolidate his grip on power by taking control of the country's last independent institution and sidelining the lawmaker who had staked a rival claim to the presidency.
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Trump values loyalty and fealty above all else, and has made clear that he plans to reward those who endorsed him early with plum posts while sidelining those who opposed him or seemed insufficiently committed to his candidacy.
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Another order re-organized the National Security Council to allow Bannon to take a leading role in advising Trump on foreign policy while sidelining the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the director of National Intelligence.
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" For her part, Hillary Clinton needled Pence for his sidelining of Trump in a tweet post-debate: "Lucky to have a partner like @TimKaine who stood up for our shared vision tonight — instead of trying to deny it.
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His alleged pressure campaign and the eventual sidelining of Wilson-Raybould — a former prosecutor and indigenous woman who was once a symbol of Trudeau's diverse and gender-balanced cabinet — very much looks like a betrayal of those values.
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"There are anecdotal complaints from Malaysian (companies) that (Chinese) companies procure almost everything from China, sidelining local firms," Wan Saiful Wan Jan, visiting senior fellow at Singaporean think tank ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, said in a 2017 report.
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Critics said it is not only the sidelining of an elected body, but also the jailing of scores of opponents, postponement of local elections last year and thwarting of a referendum on Maduro that evidence Venezuela's democratic erosion.
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The White House said then that reorganization was part of an effort to streamline protocols in the West Wing, but it was widely viewed as sidelining the influence of Mr. Navarro, once a primary adviser to the president.
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The big picture: One of the major factors animating the last two or three years of political turbulence in the U.S. has been the economic sidelining of millions of Americans as jobs have moved overseas or been automated away.
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Finally, Mr Trump understood that just as television supplanted radio as the primary way to connect to voters, the internet is sidelining TV. In 2004 John Kerry's election hopes were sunk by ads that questioned his Vietnam-war record.
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It'll only be in time of emergency that we'll see the trust cost of "America first," as well as the tectonic trends that fueled Trump's rise and have accelerated the sidelining of the stabilizing institutions he taunts and shuns.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco's delayed initial public offering is sidelining grand North American expansion plans at its U.S. refining subsidiary Motiva Enterprises LLC, people familiar with the matter said, at a time when its rivals grew their market share.
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Despite the federal Pregnancy Discrimination Act in 1978, employers began routinely sidelining pregnant employees from various environmental or physical conditions at work, often invoking the need to protect the fetus, not the employee, and firing the ones who complained.
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A few days earlier, a personal Facebook note from Lawrence neatly details how Donald Trump's early power plays helped pave the way for the sidelining of New York nightlife in the early 1980s, forewarning history's habit of repeating itself.
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Their arrests stirred anxious speculation among cowed members of the royal family that Crown Prince Mohammed might be sidelining opponents in preparation for taking the throne from his father, who is 84 and has sometimes appeared forgetful or disoriented.
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Since 2015's viral hashtag #OscarsSoWhite, the Academy has been under near-constant assault for its failure to address its historic sidelining or erasure of people of color, of women, of LGBTQ+ individuals, and most recently, of global talent.
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For far too long, Mathews follows loose plot ends and eccentric minor characters — a psychic, a doctor contractually obligated never to leave his apartment — while sidelining the likes of Lilly and Cronin, the best-drawn characters in the book.
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May's government, which on Sunday took control of the emergency response, sidelining officials from the local council, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, which owns the building and was heavily criticized for a lethargic response to the catastrophe.
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LONDON — Chastened by a wave of public indignation, the British government on Sunday took direct control of the response to a deadly apartment tower fire in London, sidelining local officials whose response has been criticized as slow and disorganized.
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Many homosexual artists of the 20th century dealt explicitly with male sexual attraction in their work, but often mainstream fame has had a sanitizing effect, sidelining explicitly sexual pieces in favor of canonizing ones more suited to a museumgoing family.
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The three powers announced their intention earlier this month to broker a solution to Syria's nearly six-year conflict, sidelining intermittent UN-backed efforts, jointly led by Russia and the US, which have failed to bear fruit over the years.
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When it comes to the discussions around Woman Walks Ahead's white woman co-lead, one of Greyeyes' frustrations is that he sees the conversation as further sidelining the Native voices that actually did take part in the film on and offscreen.
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"We think a cut should generate backwardation – helping OPEC grow market share by sidelining higher-cost producers – and reduce oil price volatility – increasing the valuation of their debt and equity," the investment bank said in a note earlier this week.
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Wednesday's sidelining of Paul Manafort -- Trump's alpha strategist and a denizen of the lobbying world — is being viewed in some Republican circles as the burning of the last bridge between the GOP's traditional donor establishment and the party's presidential nominee.
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But his appointment and Mr Navarro's apparent sidelining have helped ease some foreign officials' concerns about the prospects of the Trump administration acting on campaign threats to raise tariffs and take other aggressive steps that could lead to a trade war.
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Despite the recent gains, home resales remain constrained by a chronic shortage of houses at the lower end of the market, which is keeping prices elevated and sidelining some first-time buyers, who accounted for 29 percent of transactions last month.
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HOUSTON, March 21.5 (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco's delayed initial public offering is sidelining grand North American expansion plans at its U.S. refining subsidiary Motiva Enterprises LLC, people familiar with the matter said, at a time when its rivals grew their market share.
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And the broader sidelining of the protofascists in Trump's retinue should, among other things, give us hope that the Bannonite goal of dismantling the post-war order in Europe won't continue to be a big influence on U.S. foreign policy.
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Without the backing of Medicare, the biggest payer in the U.S. healthcare system which Price now oversees, the nascent payment reform movement could lose momentum, sidelining a transformation many experts believe is vital to reining in runaway U.S. healthcare spending.
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Clinton's sidelining is an especially humbling pill to swallow for someone who is not only widely acknowledged -- by Democrats and Republicans -- as the brightest political talent of his generation but also someone who lives and breathes politics like few others.
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It was viewed as sidelining the government and its tendency to interfere in business activity, allowing U.S. companies to do what they do best: pursue profitable opportunities here and abroad, invest, create jobs and generate higher profits, wages and tax revenue.
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Florida State rolled to a 53-8 victory over FCS foe Charleston Southern last weekend, but it came at a substantial price as preseason All-American sophomore safety Derwin James suffered a cartilage tear in his left knee, sidelining him indefinitely.
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In The New Yorker this month, Evan Osnos documented the politically motivated sidelining and purging of venerable public servants; the Interior Department under Ryan Zinke is operating with less maturity and mission than a kindergarten class on the cusp of recess.
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Delta Air Lines is sidelining 300 planes, American Airlines is cutting international flights by 75 percent until May and reducing its domestic capacity in April by 20 percent, and United Airlines canceled 85033 percent of U.S. flights in April and May.
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Delta Air Lines is sidelining 300 planes, American Airlines is cutting international flights by 75 percent until May and reducing its domestic capacity in April by 20 percent, and United Airlines canceled 10 percent of U.S. flights in April and May.
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That in itself might not have been enough to seriously threaten the institution's survival — but Milan is a beloved author of color, fighting against systemic racism in an organization with a long, fraught history of sidelining or overtly offending marginalized authors.
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BEIJING, Jan 16 (Reuters) - China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), an investment plan aiming to connect Europe with Asia, is sidelining European companies and Brussels should review its competition law to level the playing field, a business lobby said on Thursday.
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Out of some mislaid definition of respect, we are so excellent at sidelining the inconvenient parts — at least when the inconvenient parts are women, and the one who is inconvenienced is a man we would prefer to keep admiring without complication.
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The employee had a direct line to Mr. Campbell and amassed power well beyond her rank, they say, sidelining certain colleagues as well as commanding resources and hiring outside staff members for her projects, which added costs and created infrastructure complications.
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There is no luxury of a middle-finger vote, even though for far too long the Democratic Party has abandoned pocketbook issues, sidelining working-class concerns at the very time when the quality of life for those without college degrees plummeted.
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SANAA (Reuters) - A U.N. peace proposal to end a 19-month war in Yemen appears aimed at sidelining exiled President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and setting up a government of less divisive figures, according to a copy seen by Reuters.
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A disciplined Trump could have reshaped the Republican Party's agenda to meet the economic concerns of its increasingly blue-collar base, sidelining the anti-government conservatism of figures like the former speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, or Senator Ted Cruz.
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The three powers announced their intention earlier this month to broker a solution to Syria's nearly six-year conflict, sidelining intermittent U.N.-backed efforts, jointly led by Russia and the U.S., which have failed to bear fruit over the years.
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Yet for all the attention paid to updating the sequel's physical details, its three-hour plot does little to concern itself with anything beyond the depths of its white male protagonists, reducing white women to tired archetypes and utterly sidelining nonwhite characters.
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Manafort, 67, handed in his resignation Friday morning, just days after Trump shook up his campaign on Wednesday by appointing pollster Kellyanne Conway to campaign manager and Breitbart News' executive chairman Stephen Bannon as his new campaign CEO – sidelining Manafort in the process.
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"With this final decision running roughshod over Anwar's rights and sending him back to prison, Najib and the ruling UMNO party have just fired the starting gun on the expected 2018 election by permanently sidelining the opposition's most capable leader," Robertson added.
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But Goodell's suspension of players for more ambiguous infractions like deflating footballs or taunting teammates has led many fans, and some players, to complain that he is meddlesome and affecting the quality of play by sidelining some of the game's top stars.
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Even without his promised pivot to mercantilism and trade war, a White House run as a Trump production is likely to mainline anxiety into the economy, sidelining capital, discouraging hiring and shaving points off the G.D.P. The second peril is major civil unrest.
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Despite the recent gains, existing home sales remain constrained by a chronic shortage of houses at the lower end of the market, which is keeping prices elevated and sidelining some first-time buyers, who accounted for 29 percent of transactions last month.
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Doug Collins of Georgia — who is currently the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee — announced Monday that he decided to self-quarantine after interacting with an individual who was infected with coronavirus, effectively sidelining Collins for the rest of the week. Rep.
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If Hall or a crew member falls ill with COVID-19, costs for sidelining the vessel mid-journey, quarantining the crew, cleaning the vessel and mobilizing another crew could run $40,000 to $50,000 per day, said Canal Barge's chief executive, Merritt Lane.
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We aren't told what her mother thought of her, but Margaret's emphatic sidelining of the maternal influence—"I loved my mother dearly but after I was fifteen we had nothing more to say to each other"—shades in a sad mutual attrition.
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But growth is expected to slow as producers have reduced the number of oil rigs operating for a record 12th month in a row, sidelining a quarter of the country's drilling rigs in the past year, according to service firm Baker Hughes.
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For confirmation, they need only rewind to last Christmas, when James suffered a groin tear in the midst of a stirring victory over the Golden State Warriors that turned into the first long-term injury of his career, sidelining him for 17 games.
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Patrick McHenryPatrick Timothy McHenryHouse passes bill to protect cannabis industry access to banks, credit unions Manufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Hasan Minhaj tells Congress: Student loan debt is 'sidelining millions of Americans' MORE (R-N.C.).
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Pelosi faces tough choices on impeachment managers GOP criticizes Pelosi for sidelining election security for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), a senior Judiciary member, said on CNN's "State of the Union" program Sunday.
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After a series of injuries threatened to tank their season—a sudden knee procedure sidelining Blake Griffin for three to six weeks in December, Chris Paul needing thumb surgery in January—the Clippers are healthy, and as deep and versatile as they've ever been.
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For one thing, the 2018 report, published Wednesday, singles out EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for his role in sidelining scientific research at the agency he helms, as well as specific members of Congress that have proposed legislation that would weaken the Clean Air Act.
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Exxon shares fell more than 2600 percent after the company told analysts attending its annual investor meeting that it plans to lift spending by 2760 percent or more for the next several years as rivals are sidelining equipment and capping spending to boost shareholder returns.
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He was supposedly going to remake the Republican Party by sidelining establishment figures like House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell and getting the GOP to accept trade protectionism, immigration restriction, and major infrastructure spending, and to reject neoconservative foreign policy hubris.
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The blistering story of a slave revolt that was directed and written by a black artist, Nate Parker, who also stars in the lead role, "The Birth of a Nation" had been positioned as a balm for an industry long criticized for sidelining minorities.
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The Trump administration is working to dismantle science at the EPA and that includes weakening or sidelining the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) program — a move that would cut into protections for American families from serious health hazards posed by toxic chemicals and pollution.
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If the centrists also manage to pull in one or more Christian Democrat parties, that would contribute to sidelining the EPP, which is dominated by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU party and has been at the forefront of EU politics for the past decade.
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Sidelining career experts and the former American ambassador to Kiev, Mr. Sondland, other political appointees close to the president and Mr. Trump's private lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani sought to pressure Ukraine's new government to open investigations into Democrats that would benefit the president politically.
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WASHINGTON — A former top aide to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Congress on Wednesday that he resigned amid mounting frustrations with the Trump administration's sidelining of career diplomats on Ukraine policy and its failure to support them in the face of the impeachment inquiry.
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The third impeachment-related court case, where former deputy national security adviser Charles Kupperman went to court to ask whether he needed to comply with a House subpoena, was dismissed by the judge, but not until months passed sidelining the fight over his congressional testimony.
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Bahamas Paradise only sails to the Bahamas, and so company officials decided that instead of sidelining its ships and waiting for better times, it would launch a humanitarian mission to help the thousands of people forced from their homes who lacked food and running water.
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Bahamas Paradise only sails to the Bahamas, and so company officials decided that instead of sidelining its ships and waiting for better times, it would launch a humanitarian mission to help the thousands of people forced from their homes who lacked food and running water.
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Others have also faulted the Trump administration for sidelining the Office of National Drug Control Policy, the administrative office tasked with coordinating the White House's response to the epidemic, and not listening to Trump's own opioid commission that he convened early in his administration.
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The Afghan president showed little regard for the 50-50 deal once he took office, sidelining Mr. Abdullah and his allies — so much so that the allies turned on Mr. Abdullah, sometimes in messy public outbursts in which they ridiculed their own leader as soft.
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At one point Solomon tells her, "Darling, why don't you leave it to the boys?" and "The Price" treats her with a similar condescension, sidelining her in her pert pink suit while the brothers argue, stranding her with domestic concerns while they debate moral philosophy.
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But the letter, addressed to Ryanair's chief operating officer and chief people officer, said the airline was in several countries "de facto sidelining" the unions by "trying to push through each Ryanair base a unilateral, non-negotiated pay rise offer" with a number of conditions attached.
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A source with knowledge of the Peace Corps' China program told The Hill the decision to leave the country was closely held at the highest levels, with political appointees sidelining the career staff who oversee the program, informing them only after the decision had been made.
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Across studies, researchers have found that the more blatant forms of sexual harassment, such as threats or coercion, are somewhat less common than when Anita Hill accused Thomas, while the hostile work environment forms, such as sexist and sexualizing comments and sidelining of women, still abound.
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Given the dubious utility of some of America's biggest comedy institutions this election season — The Tonight Show and Saturday Night Live, in particular — as well as the sidelining of Gawker and Jon Stewart, it really does feel like the perfect time for Spy to make a comeback.
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Mr. Xi, the son of Communist Party elite, came to power with a long history of working his way up the ranks of officialdom, deftly sidelining rivals and rolling over dissent as he cultivated alliances and strengthened his control over the government, the economy and the military.
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At a rally outside the Capitol, where a crowd of air traffic controllers and other aviation workers gathered on a blustery afternoon to call for an end to the shutdown, Mr. Perrone warned of the risk of sidelining F.A.A. workers who could be inspecting planes and pilots.
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That is probably too charitable an interpretation of the increasing ferocity of Mr. Mugabe's intolerance of dissent as he tightened his grip on the reins of power in independent Zimbabwe, promoting himself from prime minister to executive president, sidelining political rivals and unleashing military force on civilians.
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"The BJP have been adept at using their grassroots presence to build support for their policies and have been effective at sidelining institutions such as parts of the media," Champa Patel, head of the Asia-Pacific program at the UK-based Chatham House think tank, told CNN.
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Sarec, 40, became the country's youngest prime minister, with support from 55 lawmakers in the 90-seat body, sidelining the anti-immigrant SDS of ex-Prime Minister Janez Jansa which had won most votes in June 3 inconclusive ballot but was unable to cobble together a ruling majority.
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If you were one of those Democrats, striking that balance would be a lot easier once you could credibly beat up on the White House for sidelining and trying to de-fund the office of drug control policy while your state is in the depths of an addiction crisis.
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The government and Cicig's opponents in Congress, where more than 20 percent of legislators face corruption charges, also managed to undermine the commitment of the United States to the commission by cultivating support within the Trump administration and sidelining the State Department professionals who had long supported Cicig.
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Sarec, became the EU's member youngest prime minister ever, with support from 55 lawmakers in the 90-seat body, sidelining the anti-immigrant SDS of ex-Prime Minister Janez Jansa which had won most votes in June 3 inconclusive vote but was unable to cobble together ruling majority.
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His argument was an accurate assessment of the situation the United States has created in Afghanistan since the negotiations with the Taliban began: The US government has simultaneously given the Taliban an aura of international legitimacy the group had never enjoyed while sidelining the internationally recognized democratic government of Afghanistan.
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HONG KONG — A Malaysian court on Wednesday upheld a sodomy conviction for Anwar Ibrahim, the jailed leader of the country's opposition, bringing to a close a prolonged legal battle and sidelining a charismatic official ahead of an election in which he had hoped to challenge the scandal-ridden prime minister.
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On March 28, my colleague Glenn Thrush wrote that the change in the mission statement was part of a broad effort to scale back federal efforts to enforce fair housing laws, freezing enforcement actions against local governments and businesses, including Facebook, while sidelining officials who have aggressively pursued civil rights cases.
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Mr. Piëch has not been directly implicated in the scandal, but he was known for dismissing or sidelining executives who did not meet his high expectations, possibly motivating some of them to resort to deception when they discovered in 2006 that Volkswagen diesel cars could not legally meet American emissions standards.
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Frustration over the lack of women in the conversation for best director has been intensified by the sidelining of women in films like "The Irishman," which meanders along for three-and-a-half hours but finds little for female characters to do except smoke cigarettes and stare quietly from the sidelines.
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To a large degree, the lost dramatic threads of this season, particularly where characters like Jane and Bonnie are concerned, have felt like casualties of Arnold's sidelining — as though somewhere in-between Vallée's choppy editing and jump cuts are scenes where we could have gotten a richer sense of each character's internal stakes.
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I was more disappointed by the sidelining of Rose Tico, who The Last Jedi set up to be a big part of the new crew only to make a few short appearances in favor of newer characters like Zorii, Jannah, and even the not-nearly-as-cute-as-Baby-Yoda Babu Frik.
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Ethics concerns about Pruitt cropped up almost as soon as he was sworn in last year, but new allegations, ranging from renting a cheap condo from the wife of a lobbyist who represented clients at the EPA to sidelining employees who objected to his expensive travel, have piled up in the past three months.
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Sure, rom-com sidekicks, regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation, have always been brushed aside for bigger storylines (see "quirky BFF" roles played in the '90s and '00s by Judy Greer and Kathryn Hahn) but sidelining queer characters as the Gay Best Friend is damaging because we know that LGBTQ+ representation in Hollywood is still severely lacking.
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In the fall of 2013, as president of the New York City correction officers' union, Norman Seabrook shut down the city's courts by sidelining the buses that transport inmates to court, causing hundreds to miss their appearances — including Dapree Peterson who was scheduled to testify against two correction officers accused of beating him and covering it up.
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But I'd have gladly sat through more of the quietly breathtaking "Angry Alan" (at the Underbelly Cowgate), the English writer-director Penelope Skinner's searing depiction of the slide into psychosis of an amiable-seeming American father (played by the excellent Donald Sage Mackay) who rails against a "gynocentric society" that is sidelining men at every turn.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Pelosi faces tough choices on impeachment managers GOP criticizes Pelosi for sidelining election security for impeachment MORE (Calif.), the only House Democrat to have also worked on impeachment proceedings for former Presidents Nixon and Clinton, said the allegations against Trump are worse than the allegations against Nixon.
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Rodney DavisRodney Lee DavisHouse passes bill meant to restore Voting Rights Act Hillicon Valley: Trump officials propose retaliatory tariffs over French digital tax | FBI classifies FaceApp as threat | Twitter revamps policies to comply with privacy laws | Zuckerberg defends political ads policy GOP criticizes Pelosi for sidelining election security for impeachment MORE (R-Ill.) said on the floor.
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Rep. Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Pelosi faces tough choices on impeachment managers GOP criticizes Pelosi for sidelining election security for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), the only House Democrat to have worked on both the Nixon and Clinton impeachment proceedings, said Sunday that President Trump's alleged misconduct is worse than that of President Nixon.
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Though a prospective candidate's media mentions are not necessarily tied to a presidential campaign, as in Avenatti's high-profile representation of porn star Stormy Daniels, the heavy focus on a small group of contenders threatens to shape the race before it begins in earnest, with the prospect of sidelining some potential candidacies before they even launch.
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But things took a turn over the last few months, as a cascade of revelations emerged about his office's alleged ethical missteps and lavish spending on first-class flights and unprecedented security measures, a condo rental agreement from the wife of an energy lobbyist, huge raises to favored political aides and the sidelining of staff members who disagreed with him.
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WASHINGTON — A senior State Department official in charge of Ukraine policy told impeachment investigators on Tuesday that he was all but cut out of decisions regarding the country after a May meeting organized by Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, describing his sidelining by President Trump's inner circle as "wrong," according to a lawmaker who heard the testimony.
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Rodney DavisRodney Lee DavisHillicon Valley: Trump officials propose retaliatory tariffs over French digital tax | FBI classifies FaceApp as threat | Twitter revamps policies to comply with privacy laws | Zuckerberg defends political ads policy GOP criticizes Pelosi for sidelining election security for impeachment Rising GOP star thrust into spotlight with Trump defense MORE (R-Ill.), the top Republican on the House Administration Committee, and Reps.
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Holbrooke's immense ambition was reflected in desperate calls to presidents and their closest advisers when big appointments were being made, efforts to be on the right aircraft and at the right meeting, the leaking of snippets of information to journalists about key policy developments, and constant attempts to ensure he appeared in a favourable light, no matter if this involved sidelining colleagues.
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Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellGun reform groups to pressure GOP senators with rallies in all 50 states Automakers rebuff Trump, strike fuel efficiency deal with California Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Mich.), whose state is home to numerous automakers, said EPA and NHTSA were more interested in sidelining California, leading to a regulation likely to spur a lengthy lawsuit.
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A pilot in a unicorn onesie danced to music spun by a flight attendant sidelining as a D.J. "We're all really close and we need to have each other's backs because we're all up in the air together," said Evan Kopilow, 36, a pilot who explained that camaraderie was one reason Kew Gardens has long attracted flight crew members seeking a community of their own.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Pelosi faces tough choices on impeachment managers GOP criticizes Pelosi for sidelining election security for impeachment MORE (Calif.) Lofgren, another close Pelosi ally, is considered a possible choice as an impeachment manager given her unique role as the only House member who worked on both House impeachment cases against former Presidents Clinton and Nixon.
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I realize a lot of that sidelining might be down to budget concerns — it's understandable that it might not have been in the production budget to show Sasha full-scale blitzing Negan's compound, for example — but I've been continually baffled that the Walking Dead writers can't find any other way to take us on these journeys than by telling us after the fact that they happened.
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Thirty-one years ago, as South Korea prepared to host the 1988 Summer Olympics, Mr. Kim's father, Kim Jong-il, hatched his own plot to take advantage of Seoul's Olympic moment: Negotiations over North Korea's participation had disintegrated, and in a move meant to warn Seoul of the perils of sidelining North Korea, the elder Mr. Kim orchestrated the bombing of a Korean Air flight that killed 115 people.
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" They accused him of "sidelining" local expertise and said that Pruitt actions "appear nothing more than a power grab to consolidate absolute authority in your personal offices, with no assurance that you will follow the rule of law, science, or the precedents of the agency in exercising your statutory responsibility under the Clean Water Act to 'restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the Nation's waters.
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This puzzle is a nice example of the benefits of having thoughtful soundboards for theme ideas — my original concept focused on only soccer, and I toyed with two extra thematic layers: a RED card rebus replacing the square where the player was "ejected," as in HO[RED]SS ROMANTICS (with PELE getting the red card), and "sidelining" the ejected players, their entries appearing only along the puzzle's rim.
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The U.S. Justice Department is preparing an investigation to determine whether Google broke antitrust law by preferring its own products in search results, unfairly sidelining third-parties who stand to lose out by effectively becoming invisible to internet users.. In Europe, the company has been hit by a series of multi-billion-dollar antitrust penalties, most recently a 1.49 billion euro ($1.7 billion) fine for bias in the brokering of search ads.
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The U.S. Justice Department is preparing an investigation to determine whether Google broke antitrust law by preferring its own products in search results, unfairly sidelining third-parties who stand to lose out by effectively becoming invisible to internet users.. In Europe, the company has been hit by a series of multi-billion-dollar antitrust penalties, most recently a 1.49 billion euro ($1.7 billion) fine for bias in the brokering of search ads.
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The N.Y. Times digs into the surprising sidelining of one of Trump's invisible men, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, one of the more impressive "gets' for the Cabinet: Tillerson's "first opportunity to use [his Middle East] experience — as a behind-the-scenes mediator in the dispute between Qatar and Saudi Arabia — has put Mr. Tillerson in exactly the place a secretary of state does not want to be: in public disagreement with the president who appointed him.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Pelosi faces tough choices on impeachment managers GOP criticizes Pelosi for sidelining election security for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) — who also served as a staffer during the impeachment process for former President Nixon — and Sheila Jackson LeeSheila Jackson LeeLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Lawmakers honor JFK on 28503th anniversary of his death Yovanovitch impeachment testimony gives burst of momentum to Democrats MORE (D-Texas). Rep.
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EditorsNote: adds Doege's first name in sixth graf Dru Brown tossed two touchdowns in his first Oklahoma State start, and Chuba Hubbard tallied his ninth straight 100-yard rushing game on Saturday afternoon in the No. 21 Cowboys' 20-13 Big 12 win over West Virginia in Morgantown, W.Va. After an injury suffered in a win over Kansas last week, Oklahoma State redshirt freshman quarterback Spencer Sanders had thumb surgery this week, sidelining him for the rest of the regular season.
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Three years later in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), it feels like many of the lessons learned were learned in vain — and with the White House decision to bar U.S. officials, including the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), from entering the worst-affected zones as well as a strict interpretation of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act resulting in the withholding of non-humanitarian assistance, we have an unprecedented sidelining of U.S. expertise that — until now —has been on the frontlines for every Ebola outbreak.
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Indeed, it is an unsatisfying story precisely because of the many loose ends and unfinished fights; but the arc of its history is a case study in how movements towards justice that cut out or silence a marginalized minority are doomed to fail — whether that is the National Organization for Women's sidelining of lesbians, the Castro's lack of a home for black gay men, the inability of ACT UP and the Names Project to get along, and the underreported contributions of trans people of color to the ongoing movement.
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