This has led to the starkest reversal in modern geopolitics.
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The racial divide is perhaps starkest on core Democratic values.
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This bill is the starkest manifestation of that political project.
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And frankly, the starkest changes have little to do with flesh.
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This might be the starkest point of contention between the two.
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Capito's reversal is the starkest, but she, too, faces stiff competition.
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Among the starkest contrasts is the low level of interest rates.
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It would be the starkest symbol of their dominance this season.
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The latest, starkest reminder was a new manufacturing number published Tuesday.
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Her alleged actions should be condemned in the starkest of terms.
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Vaccines may be the starkest version of this, but the unspecialists abound.
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This is the starkest contrast from when I attempted the exercises solo.
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It is the starkest example yet of how this has played out.
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Perhaps the starkest contradiction is the CCP's treatment of the Chinese people.
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He gave his starkest answer yet about serving out a third term.
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The starkest diplomatic defeat for the United States came late last month.
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Immigration drew the starkest battle lines between Trump voters and non-Trump voters.
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It was the starkest reminder that we were nowhere near a factory farm.
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These deaths are the starkest and most tragic example of the system's shortcomings.
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The starkest example is Ofo, a bike-sharing company previously feted as an innovator.
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These limits are starkest when it comes to the gender politics of his œuvre.
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We're talking about the starkest oppression of women anywhere on Earth at this moment.
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The starkest warning came from Leszek Balcerowicz, a former deputy prime minister representing Poland.
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Ms. May, who took office earlier this month, is the starkest proponent of this.
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The starkest examples were morning and evening rush hours when congestion was already high.
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Their starkest disagreement was over whether California could afford a single-payer health system.
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I think the starkest part of this issue is the "Ex–Women Prisoners" feature.
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One of my starkest memories was from the night of the handover fireworks display.
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The disconnect between markets and economics was perhaps starkest in Japan, where the Nikkei .
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The starkest contradiction drawn by the intelligence chiefs was their assessment of North Korea.
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In the starkest of terms, that's one murder of an L.G.B.T.Q. person per week.
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South Africa is also where the public-health effects of the heroin trade are starkest.
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Mattis and Bolton have differed on a number of positions, the starkest being North Korea.
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It just so happens that the shortest phrases reveal the starkest limitations of romantic communication.
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The battle over Judge Kavanaugh is perhaps our starkest reflection of that new political reality.
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Cultural laissez-faire weakened social solidarity, with opioid-driven disintegration the starkest symptom of decay.
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There were also some of the starkest contrasts ever seen between wet regions and dry ones.
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The Pulse murders were the starkest reminder yet that we could be killed for being gay.
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The candidates' polar-opposite visions presented the 47 million registered voters with the starkest possible choice.
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The starkest reminder of why this is needed appears here, in another New York Times piece.
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It was starkest in Clinton's concession speech, which was greeted with wide praise in the media.
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The starkest difference was the omission in China's statement of any agreed upon timetable for negotiations.
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"That is where Republicans can draw the starkest contrast," another Republican involved in 2018 campaigns said.
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Coal mined from public lands is arguably the starkest example of corporate welfare in the country.
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Given this, you're probably wondering why he's being talked about as Ngannou's starkest test to date.
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Democrats also gerrymandered in some states where they got the chance, Maryland being the starkest example.
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Mr. Trump's remark was the starkest example of a recent pattern in Washington, Mr. White said.
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" Pressley said she believes that Warren "remains our best chance and starkest contrast to Donald Trump.
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The impeachment and impending trial marks the starkest example of what happens when diplomacy is mismanaged.
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But some of the report's starkest warnings concern the ocean, where major shifts are already underway.
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The swap from Obama to Trump offered pretty much the starkest contrast in presidential temperaments imaginable.
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But one of the starkest reminders is Rickey's dark green Mustang, which sits unrepaired in her driveway.
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Perhaps the starkest example of his business empire's intruding on his political career came late last month.
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Moody's highlights the U.S.-China trade war as the starkest manifestation of the impact of geopolitical tensions.
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Apple provided some of the starkest evidence of the negative consequences of the US-China trade war.
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The contentious showdown again highlighted the starkest differences between the candidates, particularly on immigration and health care.
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But the situation is one of the starkest examples of the frustrating reality of precision medicine today.
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It is to make clear, in the starkest possible way, why Democrats believe he should be removed.
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The starkest contrast in beliefs on the investigation is in the perception of political bias against Trump.
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The general election of 26 exposed the starkest generation gap in the recent history of British politics.
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One of the starkest examples of police using technology to compound racially biased policing comes out of Baltimore.
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And he represents the starkest rebuke to the necessary fiction that America is sometimes united, especially in grief.
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One of the starkest differences in philosophy concerns Earth science and climate research, which the Obama administration supported.
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The budget's strict health care cuts provide the starkest proof of the Republican Party's antipathy toward the poor.
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But the starkest contrast I observe in the things people do in the gym is along gender lines.
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Tuesday was perhaps the starkest example yet of how Trump has obliterated the line between campaigning and governing.
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In 1999, he and the Heartbreakers released one of their starkest albums, "Echo," which reached the Top 19933.
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Yikes. She'd be one of the starkest cases of dashed hopes and downward mobility in modern American politics.
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The disparity was starkest on movie sets, where women were hired to less than 4 percent of directing jobs.
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It was one of the starkest comments to date on Moscow's alleged hacking made by a Trump administration official.
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One of the starkest differences in values between Democrats and Republicans seems to be their acknowledgment of minority groups.
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St. Louis, Missouri, is the birthplace of gated communities and contains some of the starkest segregation in the nation.
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Some of our starkest findings highlight what companies have to lose when they fail to own up to mistakes.
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But perhaps the starkest example of the turnaround is in the bidding war for Ilva, in Taranto, southeast Italy.
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He's "polite and introspective" -- and the comparison with Trump is one of the starkest one can draw in politics.
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It's perhaps the starkest example of copycats being a reality of the tech world that's present on this list.
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This handy dandy chart from the Tax Policy Center lays it all out in the starkest and ugliest terms.
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" He added, "the minds that have been in the starkest disagreement are now going to put their heads together.
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She says the starkest turnaround she's seen was a girl who was hospitalized on and off for seven years.
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In the starkest possible contrast to his father, he insists that he has very little interest even in dialogue.
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Some of the starkest evidence of bias involves infractions that are vaguely defined and give officers the greatest discretion.
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Friday's call is the starkest example yet of how Trump has flouted diplomatic conventions since he won the Nov.
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Instead, it offers the starkest, simplest, most comforting vision of how to live: Here is fish, here is pie.
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Circumstance had long attuned him to a mode in which even his starkest fury was processed through dulcet conveyance.
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This year may be the starkest example of a post-recession reality that is redefining housing as we know it.
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The risks are starkest for places that already see high heat and humidity, like the Persian Gulf and the Tropics.
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The starkest example is in the South, where the percentage rose from 43 to 93.10 percent over the same period.
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Andrew Cuomo his starkest executive order yet in New York's response to COVID-19, also known as coronavirus on Friday.
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It served as the starkest proof yet that outside the national security establishment, the Federal government sucks at cyber security.
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Perhaps the starkest illustration of how dependent the city is on the state is the demise of its mass transit system.
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It's also the moment, 20 years after the film's release, that is the starkest reminder of how timely the film remains.
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The starkest example of this link is the late 1980s oil shocks, when land prices plunged 30 percent in two years.
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It was the starkest expression of American hegemony in the region to that point, and indicated a pivot away from Europe.
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For two years now, high-ranking veterans of American intelligence have sounded the alarm about Trump in the starkest language possible.
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One of the starkest divides in the survey was between how young and old people answered the question about social media.
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Why it matters: DeSantis is one of the starkest examples of what it takes to win a Republican primary in 2018.
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The starkest difference in perceptions of Trump as racist was between Democrats and Republicans, at 85 percent and 21 percent, respectively.
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Myopia's rise has been the starkest in Asia; one survey in Korea found a rate as high as 96 percent among teenagers.
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The starkest example of that in recent years was when he decided to endorse Donald Trump for president during the GOP primaries.
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In 2016, one of the starkest examples of fake news was the Facebook-fueled report that Pope Francis had endorsed Donald Trump.
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On the sovereign side, Germany is the starkest example of negative rates, with yields all along the curve there trading below zero.
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The strikes were the starkest demonstration so far of one of the paradoxes of the Trump White House, particularly on foreign policy.
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And yet, in one of Wall Street's starkest divergences, the shares of asset managers have been trampled during this year's bull run.
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While Good Friday may be the starkest representation of a Friday that we have, life is filled with a lot of Fridays.
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One of the starkest, darkest findings in the survey comes from a simple question: How evolved do you think other people are?
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Their only path to viability is to repeatedly draw the starkest possible distinctions between their policies and the policies of Donald Trump.
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He also cast Clinton as a protector of his White House legacy in perhaps the starkest terms he's used all campaign season.
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And Apple CEO Tim Cook offered some of the starkest evidence yet of the negative consequences of the US-China trade war.
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It ran one of the starkest ads of that cycle, in which a phone rings at the White House at 3 a.m.
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While the figures are starkest among younger people, in every age group the biggest single group are those identifying with no religion.
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One of the starkest differences between the two candidates is an issue which has rarely come up over the past year: Housing.
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The trend of shrinking ice around the North Pole in recent decades has been one of the starkest signs of climate change.
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But Gabbard's contrast with Biden's long record on foreign policy is among the starkest policy differences in the wide Democratic primary field.
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With overcrowding a severe problem and euthanasia the starkest solution, shelter workers saw testing as an objective way to make heartbreaking decisions.
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This may the the starkest and highest-stakes example to date, and is playing out on front-pages instead of in backrooms.
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But I think ultimately, he's one of the starkest portrayals we've ever had of toxic masculinity taken to its logical, horrible extreme.
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But the starkest sign of doubt about the company's future is that it has been without a CEO for the last 12 months.
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The comments from Erdogan - some of his starkest yet about the government's need to intervene in policy - immediately weighed on the lira currency.
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The two speeches were polar opposites, giving a glimpse of a general election campaign that will offer America its starkest choice in decades.
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"On climate change, we have the starkest contrast I've ever seen between candidates in my life — and I'm fairly old," Mr. Steyer said.
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Perhaps the starkest demonstration of China's relative rise and the relative decline of the United States on the world stage came in 2015.
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One of the starkest challenges came last spring in a critique written by two influential geologists, Stanley C. Finney and Lucy E. Edwards.
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As 8003 comes to a close, CNBC's Jim Cramer has noticed that one of the market's starkest features is its shortage of stock.
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As 2017 comes to a close, CNBC's Jim Cramer has noticed that one of the market's starkest features is its shortage of stock.
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Today's announcement is one of the starkest signs that Trump is throwing that advice out the window — and inviting lawsuits and regulatory uncertainty.
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Today's announcement is one of the starkest signs that Trump is throwing that advice out the window — and inviting lawsuits and regulatory uncertainty.
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"Among subgroups, political party identification reflects the starkest differences in levels of worry about coronavirus exposure," concluded Justin McCarthy, an analyst at Gallup.
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The starkest evidence is the rate of warming in the seas around Tasmania, which is occurring at more than twice the global average.
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In 2014, Dr. Graham and Dr. Ahammad found the clean-versus-dirty line in the Ganges to be at its starkest at Rishikesh.
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Trump has also used the word "ghettos" referring to the inner cities when he described issues faced by African-Americans in the starkest terms.
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The starkest examples of cosmopolitan closed-mindedness is provided by radical students who "no platform" people who have views that they do not share.
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Perhaps the starkest one was 16 years ago Monday, when the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, transformed the presidency of George W. Bush.
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SHANGHAI — China issued its starkest warning yet over electronic cigarettes, calling on the industry on Friday to stop selling and advertising the products online.
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The starkest example of this came during the recent impeachment trial in the Senate, where Republicans metamorphosed into bodyguards and apologists for President Trump.
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This year's world championship is being played at U.S.A. Hockey Arena, perhaps the starkest example of the support the organization gives to teenage boys.
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The starkest warning of the misuse of identity was in the Rwandan genocide, where ID papers listed ethnicity, making it easy to target Tutsis.
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That trend is starkest in the Sahel, a chronically unstable region that stretches across the continent in an arid band just south of the Sahara.
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This week's polls, coming immediately after the president publicly humiliated himself before a hostile foreign power, are perhaps the starkest reminder yet of that hold.
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One of the starkest revelations since the Parkland shooting is how many warnings local police and the FBI received about the alleged gunman in advance.
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The Council's starkest recent failure has been over Syria, with Russia backing the government as the United States, Britain and France support some opposition groups.
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Should that happen, the general election between him and the Democratic nominee could present Americans with the starkest difference in campaigning in modern presidential history.
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Poll after poll has told us that voters are way more fiscally conservative than their elected representatives, but the most recent is perhaps the starkest.
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Members of Parliament and leaders in all parties will be faced with the starkest of choices: Britain's future will be decided within the next month.
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A Republican senator on Monday sounded the alarm in the starkest of terms as US health officials warned Americans on the dangers of the coronavirus.Sen.
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The split was starkest at NATO headquarters, where Mr. Trump used the dedication of a soaring new building to lecture allies on their financial contributions.
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The election of Donald J. Trump is perhaps the starkest illustration yet that across the planet, social networks are helping to fundamentally rewire human society.
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Editorial It is perhaps the starkest measure of global inequality: In a world glutted with food, 20 million people are on the brink of famine.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve on Tuesday delivered its starkest warning yet under Chair Janet Yellen that by its assessment U.S. stocks are pricey.
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The first thing you really notice about the device, however, is that bright white coat of paint, the starkest of contrasts from its much darker predecessors.
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It recognises Mr Navalny as a central figure in Russian politics; yet as in the director's other work, it is the everyday lives that are starkest.
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But it saves its starkest drama for rocky seaside cliffs where puffins dwell, trying to feed their little baby puffins (which — you guys — are called pufflings).
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They've now told us in the starkest terms that no matter how well we play by their rules, we cannot win their recognition of our humanity.
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Two cases in particular—of Pehlu Khan and Junaid Khan—offer the starkest evidence to date that an indelible rot is growing in the Indian Republic.
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With nationally televised hearings set to begin, Democrats described the president's actions in the starkest terms yet, echoing the constitutional definition of behavior that warrants impeachment.
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"The starkest example is California tomato picking, where the excluded braceros were mostly replaced by mass-adoption of mechanized harvesters within just one year," Clemens explains.
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Of the welter of cases on the issue that have moved through the federal courts in recent years, the North Carolina case is perhaps the starkest.
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In the starkest such move, he bowed to American objections in February to the appointment of a former Palestinian official for a senior United Nations post.
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Down-ballot races across the country offered some of the starkest examples of LGBTQ progress, particularly for transgender rights and representation of voices from the transgender community.
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The contrast is starkest in the short-haul market, with KLM deploying the U.S. planemaker's 2747 narrow-body and its sister-unit loyal to the A320 series.
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It's the starkest example of how a signature piece of his legislation, which most Democrats supported at the time, is viewed in a far different light today.
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"But at the same time, I want to start drawing the starkest distinctions, between what I know America stands for ... and what Donald Trump is standing for."
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What Trump and his critics appear not to have realized is that this — not conspiracies, porn actresses, or divisive comments — is the starkest threat to his presidency.
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"But at the same time, I want to start drawing the starkest distinctions between what I know America stands for ... and what Donald Trump is standing for."
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Mr. McConnell's blunt declaration was taken as the starkest exhibition yet of the obstructionism that has characterized the Kentucky senator's stance toward President Obama and congressional Democrats.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill see the detail as perhaps the starkest signal yet that the Trump campaign may have coordinated with Moscow to interfere in the election.
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Nowhere does the wartime rhetoric of the Covid-19 pandemic seem starkest than in the draft-like call-to-action for volunteer health providers in New York.
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Perhaps the starkest difference between the cities is the drug-related violence on the Juárez side, which they depict with disturbing visceral images and blunt, uncensored vocabulary.
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The starkest change in that quarter was the aggressiveness of Tristan Thompson, the Cavaliers' center, who won the opening tip for the first time in the series.
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The Pediatrics study also found that some moms are more likely to receive this info than others; the starkest gap was between privately insured versus uninsured moms.
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Now she makes and sells bags and jewelry out of the starkest symbol of Europe's refugee crisis: the boats and life-jackets once strewn across Greece's shores.
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"American Canyon Sutra" is one of the starkest songs you've ever made—and lyrically, by Cass McCombs standards, it's a pretty forthright statement on capitalism and consumer culture.
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If May's plan is voted down next week and no other plan is put forward, Britain is leaving the EU without a deal, on the starkest of terms.
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The divide was starkest along racial lines: Just 37 percent of white respondents said Congress should begin impeachment proceedings, while 65 percent of African-Americans said they should.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) issued its starkest warning yet on Friday that the UK leaving the EU — known as Brexit — would have severe implications for its economy.
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In the end, they made the starkest choice, leaving the regular-season champions — Yale in men's basketball and Princeton in women's — poised to advance to the national tournaments.
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What are we to make of a story in which the starkest narratives of Black Lives Matter are replicated, only with a black cop and a white victim?
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This Victorian-era fantasy trilogy is not only beautifully written, but one of the starkest YA portrayals of how girls must navigate complicated relationships to power, patriarchy, and friendship.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including Beau's 2015 death from cancer at 46.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including Beau's 2015 cancer death at age 46.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including Beau's 2015 cancer death at age 46.
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Trends like these are among the starkest negative environmental consequences of America's oil and gas boom, which has made the U.S. the largest producer of both in the world.
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In a slide show, Porcari described the need for a new tunnel in the corporation's starkest terms yet, saying there could be "colossal impacts" that cascade nationwide without one.
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Rick and Morty has become one of the starkest portraits of familial love, and our endless capacity to care for and destroy the people we're closest to — often simultaneously.
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The report, although it omitted classified details, was the U.S. government's starkest public description of what it says was an unprecedented Russian campaign to manipulate the American body politic.
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Advocates of an impeachment push, meanwhile, see it as a moral imperative and wise strategy, providing the starkest possible contrast between the Democratic opposition and the Republicans in power.
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The nation's top health official is giving her starkest post-election outlook yet about the fate of ObamaCare, warning that the GOP's plan will immediately unravel the insurance marketplace.
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Perhaps the starkest example of this occurred in Massachusetts, where Biden won despite most polls showing him somewhere in the middle of the pack, behind Bernie Sanders and Sen.
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Opinion Columnist The campaign for governor of Georgia is a supersaturated microcosm of American politics right now, offering the starkest possible choice between irreconcilable visions of the country's future.
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While the Tube operates much better than the subway—thanks largely to a modern communications system unlike New York's century-old technology—the buses are perhaps the starkest difference.
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But his unusual trajectory was merely the starkest example of the advantage — and the luxury — of having noncoaching advisers in place, ready to step in at a moment's notice.
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In cities and villages, small towns and suburbs, young and old voted on Sunday in one of France's most important presidential elections in memory, with the starkest of choices.
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But the digital change, which flashed into place at noon on Friday, immediately placed into sharp relief some of the starkest differences between the old president and the new.
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White men make up 90 percent of the Republican caucus and 38 percent of the Democratic one, and the day dramatized the representational gulf in the starkest visual terms.
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He's cited more than any other witness in the document, and his testimony provides some of the starkest examples of how Trump repeatedly tried to impede investigations of his campaign.
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It was a surprising turn in a family saga marked by the highest levels of public service and the starkest tragedies, including brother Beau's 2015 cancer death at age 46.
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"The threat from terrorism is one of the starkest we face and it is clear there has been a step change," Javid said at the launch of the revised strategy.
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Smith noted in a blog post that the gap is starkest between rural and urban areas, with people in rural locations lacking access to high-speed internet in their homes.
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The comments are some of the starkest yet by Canadian officials, who are increasingly convinced Mexico will suffer the most damage from changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The fact that you think I don't have empathy for people who suffer just the starkest inequalities of wealth and politics and luck is just, it's telling and it's untrue.
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The effort would be the starkest indication yet of Mr. Trump's election-season push to play to his anti-immigrant base as his party fights to keep control of Congress.
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The starkest divisions were over free trade and climate change, where European leaders used unusually strong language to condemn Trump for his protectionism and withdrawal from the Paris climate accords.
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One of the starkest differences he has found between his new life and his old is that women's players will ask why while men's players tended not to do so.
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Warren's exit Thursday, after a disappointing string of losses in early-voting states, was perhaps the starkest reminder of the realities facing women candidates vying for the country's highest office.
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My thought bubble: The pact is the starkest example yet in a wider movement of states, companies and local governments rebuffing or counteracting the White House posture on global warming.
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And more radical ideas — like an outright ban on jailhouse informants in capital cases — have stalled, allowing prosecutors to continue using snitch testimony to secure the starkest, most irrevocable punishment.
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Through his soaring oratory, laced with inspirational quotes, Mr. Booker has projected a relentless optimism that provides perhaps the starkest contrast to the divisive politics ushered in by Mr. Trump.
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The gulf is starkest in wealthy coastal areas such as Washington, D.C., New York, Connecticut and California, as well as in areas with widespread poverty, such as Puerto Rico and Louisiana.
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The players sank to their knees as the final whistle went, the starkest possible contrast to the Swedish joy, knowing that the match will leave an indelible stain on their careers.
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Critics — including Democrats and Republicans — widely panned the choice, announced Thursday, as one of the starkest examples of self-dealing in a presidency that has taken the practice to unprecedented levels.
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The Central District is the starkest example of the ongoing gentrification: Once the cultural hub for Seattle's African-American community, most of the oldest families have long since been priced out.
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In its starkest warning so far about the impact of an "Out" vote in the June 23 referendum, the central bank said sterling could fall sharply and unemployment would probably rise.
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Lloyds has the starkest pay difference among big banks, with Horta-Osorio paid 169 times as much as the median paid employee on 37,058 pounds, the company's 2018 annual report showed.
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The starkest example might be the DNC hack, which leaked opposition research, painted a divided image of the Democratic Party and led to the resignation of DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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The competing budgets are perhaps the starkest evidence of the sharp ideological divide between the two parties when it comes to defining the size and role of government at all levels.
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We all saw that in the starkest terms on Friday, as ABC News broke into its regular programming with a special report saying then-presidential candidate Donald Trump had directed Gen.
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Three senior judges and 12 leading commercial and criminal lawyers said the changes, called the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance amendment bill, marked one of the starkest challenges to Hong Kong's legal system.
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One of the starkest examples of censorship that critics pointed to was an article written by Hu Xijin, the editor of The Global Times, the nationalist tabloid of the Communist Party.
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In November, the United Nations' special adviser for genocide, Adama Dieng, issued the starkest warning: He urged the council to take action to stop what he regarded as steps to genocide.
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" An early critic of Trump During his failed 2016 campaign, Graham was early to attack Trump in the starkest of terms -- telling voters they should tell Trump he should "go to hell.
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Putin, whom Trump has praised as a strong leader, is one of the starkest examples of a politician willing to do just about anything to eliminate anyone who represents even possible opposition.
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And though the causes for the high rates of suicidal thoughts and attempts among Latina youth are countless, perhaps the starkest stems from these young women's fraught relationships with their immigrant mothers.
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"El Chapo Guzman is the most flagrant, the most brutal, and the starkest face of the corruption in Mexico," said Anabel Hernandez, author of 'Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and their Godfathers'.
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Relations between the two U.S. allies began to deteriorate late last year following a row over compensation for wartime forced labourers during Japan's occupation, but President Moon's comments were the starkest yet.
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Relations between the two U.S. allies began to deteriorate late last year following a row over compensation for wartime forced laborers during Japan's occupation, but President Moon's comments were the starkest yet.
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But perhaps the starkest contrast between the New York billionaire and other Republicans was his promise not to cut Social Security or Medicare, entitlement programs headed for bankruptcy in the coming years.
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Because I find him to be the most articulate Democratic candidate by far, and the most morally grounded — both of which, of course, make him the starkest possible contrast to Donald Trump.
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The episode was proving not only a humiliation for aviation officials but also the starkest evidence to date of how vulnerable airports across the world are to the readily available flying devices.
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Pamela Council's "Ray Lewis Needs Love" offers the starkest example, a clear depiction on how the farce of celebrity can frame, literally and figuratively, the public actions and opinions of professional athletes.
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In the starkest warning yet of the economic damage from the health crisis, yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries, the benchmark for global borrowing costs, dropped to a record low of 0.4258%.
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Volkswagen's reluctance to take action against Mr. Stadler is perhaps the starkest example yet of the company's approach to the emissions scandal more than two and a half years after it erupted.
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Mr. Badurdeen's signature version arrives with a molten thatch of Cheddar and mozzarella, a relatively recent innovation in Colombo, Sri Lanka's cosmopolitan capital, perhaps most beloved in the starkest hours of night.
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Many of the starkest confrontations with federal scientists have involved issues like environmental oversight and energy extraction — areas where industry groups have argued that regulators have gone too far in the past.
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One of the starkest changes firefighters are contending with is an uptick in instances of extreme fire behavior, such as the massive EF-3 fire tornado that accompanied the Carr Fire in July.
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One of the starkest examples was Iran's seizure of 10 Navy sailors who had errantly trespassed into Iranian territory in the Persian Gulf last Tuesday and their release less than 24 hours later.
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The messages between Assange and Best, a freelance national security journalist and online archivist, are the starkest proof yet that Assange knew a likely Russian government hacker had the Democrat leaks he wanted.
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This is possibly explained by the poll's starkest finding: Nearly half — 46% — of the LGBTQ population identifies as bisexual, which then skews heavily female and younger and tends to be more racially diverse.
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Dover now finds itself at the center of Britain's Brexit battle, which very well may end without a deal with the EU—a so-called no-deal Brexit, the starkest rupture of all.
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There couldn't be a more fitting spot to launch than Greenwich, a town so wealthy it's one of the reasons Connecticut possesses one of the starkest racial and income divides in the country.
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But a military crackdown on post-election violence last August and fuel price protests in January offered the starkest indications that the country is reverting to the authoritarian rule that characterizes Mugabe's rule.
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Despite the raised forecast, the association issued its starkest warning yet about potential import distortions, saying regions mills could again fail to benefit from demand growth and instead lose market share to imports.
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It also offered the starkest example to date of a blurry line in Afghanistan and Iraq between the missions that American forces are supposed to be fulfilling — military training and advising — and combat.
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The report, which omitted classified details, was the U.S. government's starkest public description of what it says was a Russian effort to manipulate the American electoral process by leaking hacked emails from Democrats.
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The BOE said sterling could fall sharply and unemployment would probably rise should Britain opt to leave the European Union - its starkest warning so far of the likely impact a "Brexit" would have.
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Perhaps because The Bad Seeds, even as membership shifts, consists of a transcontinental array of some of the world's better practitioners of dark and avant rock, Cave's starkest love songs are shockingly direct.
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Among the starkest examples are the Scotts' investments in numerous companies and partnerships with ownership interests in each of Florida's three primary natural gas pipelines, which are permitted and regulated by the state.
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The presidential contest alone will represent perhaps the starkest choice between two competing visions for the nation's future since the elections of 1860 that set the Union on course for a civil war.
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The divide is starkest when it comes to Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin, whom Mr. Trump has repeatedly praised while dismissing American intelligence assessments that Moscow sought to promote his own candidacy.
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But if the starkest contrast this week has been between Mr. Trump and those vying to unseat him, the speeches on Wednesday by several Democratic candidates also exposed important gradations in their worldviews.
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But if the starkest contrast this week has been between Mr. Trump and those vying to unseat him, the speeches on Wednesday by several Democratic candidates also exposed important gradations in their worldviews.
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These 35 words state, in the starkest of terms, the two fundamental duties of the president: to "take care that the laws be faithfully executed" and to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
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The starkest deterioration is being felt in airlines' cargo businesses - where a 3.3% drop in freight demand marked the sharpest decline since the 2009 financial crisis, with revenue down 8% year-on-year.
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By experiment's end, the volunteers who took DMAU experienced a drop in their levels of testosterone and two other hormones involved in producing sperm, which was starkest in those who took the highest dose.
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Trump's words, threatening to meet North Korea's threats with a "fire and fury like the world has never seen" were the starkest warning of a nuclear strike from any U.S. president in modern times.
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The doubling of Muslims elected to Congress, especially through the wins of two women, is perhaps the starkest example of the situation Muslims have found themselves in since the election of President Donald Trump.
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Putin issued his starkest warning yet over the missile shield, saying that Moscow had stated repeatedly that it would have to take retaliatory steps but that Washington and its allies had ignored the warnings.
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Australians have a choice between tax cuts and greater public spending when they vote in a general election on Saturday, the starkest distinction in economic policy in years from the two main political parties.
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Mugabe, at Zimbabwe's helm since independence from Britain in 1980, faces the starkest challenge ever to his rule after the army seized power on Wednesday, saying it was targeting "criminals" around the nonagenarian leader.
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Perhaps the starkest example of this was Senator Lindsey Graham, whose personal cellphone number was read aloud publicly by Mr. Trump last year in a prank that set the schoolyard tone of the campaign.
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It was the starkest illustration yet of how the sudden death of Justice Antonin Scalia last month has blocked the power of the court's four remaining conservatives to move the law to the right.
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The starkest example involved Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who put himself on a waitlist for a new liver in his home state of California, but he also registered with a hospital in Tennessee.
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The insurance giant, which became the starkest example of "too big to fail" when it had to be rescued during the financial crisis, stopped well short of the outright breakup that some had called for,
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Bob Corker's questioning of the President's competence Thursday is the starkest signal yet that Republican senators are returning fire in the public and pointed battle Donald Trump has waged with members of his own party.
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Trump's campaign and the Brexit movement are two of the starkest examples of a new strain of conservative populism that stretches beyond the United States and Britain, into Sweden, France, Poland and elsewhere in Europe.
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Most recently, its starkest failure has been the handling of the conflict in Syria, with Russia backing the government of President Bashar al-Assad and the United States, Britain and France supporting some opposition groups.
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It was far and away the starkest test of his career thus far, and he passed it with flying colors, punishing Barnett for a sloppy takedown attempt by punishing him with elbows until he crumbled.
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Why it matters: This is the starkest reversal from the Chamber, America's most powerful business lobby group, since it began pursuing a broader shift months ago to more readily acknowledge and engage on climate change.
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The suit, brought by the state's attorney general, Maura Healey, presents some of the starkest evidence to date that the company was targeting young, nonsmokers during its launch period, from June 2015 through early 2016.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson issues the Trump administration's starkest warning yet to North Korea, saying a military response will be "on the table" if Pyongyang takes action to threaten South Korean and U.S. forces.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australians have a choice between tax cuts and greater public spending when they vote in a general election on Saturday, the starkest distinction in economic policy in years from the two main political parties.
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Called "Sex Club 7" (another pun, there) and covered with posters for a film called Badfellas, it's the starkest illustration of Rockstar Games,' Grand Theft Auto III's and Liberty City's covert stabs at the real world.
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Deutsche Telekom has given the starkest warning, saying that if Huawei is not only barred from future work, but its kit must also be ripped out of existing 4G networks, 5G could be delayed by years.
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It is through his father's profession — the starkest form of adaption to the white power structure — that Phillips finds a pictorial strategy for probing the racial chasms of the justice system, and by inference, everyday life.
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Perhaps the starkest example was in Kansas, a deep red state, where Kris Kobach hoped to capitalize on a reputation he had built over decades as an immigration hard-liner and close ally of Mr. Trump.
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On Friday, Tillerson issued the Trump administration's starkest warning yet to North Korea, saying in Seoul that a military response would be "on the table" if Pyongyang took action to threaten South Korean and U.S. forces.
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That offered the starkest indications yet that the country is reverting to the authoritarian rule that characterized the 37-year regime of former leader Robert Mugabe, who was forced from power after a coup in November 2017.
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"It is poised on a knife edge and the differences between the beauty of the city itself and what you see on the Cape flats is the starkest you will ever see in the world." she said.
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Among the project's starkest depictions are shifts along the Hayward Fault, the gradual sinking of reclaimed land in the San Rafael Bay, and the rise of the city of Pleasanton, a possible side effect of replenished groundwater.
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The starkest thing about it is its equal-opportunity devastation: no object's worth or worthlessness was considered; everything, including artworks by himself and others (Gary Hume, Tracey Emin, Gillian Wearing, and Jean Tinguely), were ground to rubble.
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The contrast is starkest in the gubernatorial race in Oaxaca where the tone of the election has been set by a bitter dispute over a public education reform between a radical teachers' union and the federal government.
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Most recently, its starkest failure has been the handling of the seven-year conflict in Syria, with Russia backing the government of President Bashar al-Assad, and the United States, Britain and France supporting some opposition groups.
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WASHINGTON, March 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. surgeon general issued his starkest warning to date on Monday about the health risk posed by the coronavirus outbreak, warning Americans that the crisis was "going to get bad" this week.
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It thrives on a combination of resource wealth and income poverty, a toxic brew found in many developing countries, particularly countries like the DRC, which has one of the starkest divides between mineral riches and local poverty.
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The study indicates that an ice-free Arctic Ocean, often feared to be just years away, in one of the starkest signs of man-made global warming, could be delayed if nature swings back to a cooler mode.
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This anthropogenic seesaw ride receives its starkest dramatization in a sequence where the hands sculpt an elaborate medieval fortification out of sand, then tilt watering cans above it as the increasingly waterlogged structure droops away like melting wax.
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Most recently, its starkest failure has been the handling of the six-year-old conflict in Syria, with Russia backing the government of President Bashar al-Assad and the United States, Britain and France supporting some opposition groups.
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Why it matters: The battle, which left thousands without access to the fuel, is the starkest repercussion yet of fights brewing for years across the country over oil and gas pipelines and their role in fueling climate change.
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Moody's cited the U.S.-China trade war as the starkest manifestation of the impact of geopolitical tensions, and Diamond cited a possible breakdown of negotiations between Washington and Beijing as the number one risk to the global economy.
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Why it matters: Detroit may be the starkest example, but its story is mirrored in dozens of U.S. cities — Columbus, Pittsburgh and Toledo among them — that have shared its challenges and are embarking on comebacks of their own.
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History has provided little reason for people of color to trust white people in this way, and these recent months have put in the starkest relief the contempt with which the country measures the value of racial minorities.
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Dimon's comments on Thursday that the total could end up being more than 4,000 staff represent his starkest assessment yet of the impact of a so-called 'hard Brexit' under which Britain loses access to the EU's single market.
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Ms Sen points out that Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan and Anthony Kennedy show some of the starkest differences in pitch when addressing one side or the other, making their participation in oral arguments particularly ripe for analysis.
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" In a BESA research paper in September titled "The Oslo Disaster," Karsh argued that the resulting diplomatic process was "the starkest strategic blunder in Israel's history" and "one of the worst calamities ever to have afflicted Israelis and Palestinians.
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Speaking in Seoul on Friday, Tillerson issued the Trump administration's starkest warning yet to North Korea, saying in Seoul that a military response would be "on the table" if Pyongyang took action to threaten South Korean and U.S. forces.
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" During an address to students in Gaza last week, Sinwar issued a warning in the starkest of tones: "I will break the neck of anyone who doesn't want the reconciliation, whoever he is, from Hamas or any other faction.
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Olivier Tambosi's production, with sets by Frank Philipp Schlössmann, smartly pares down this visceral work — as close as opera gets to Arthur Miller — to its starkest natural elements, and Ms. Mattila, too, is a bare, implacable force of nature.
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But as observers take stock of how a novice politician who's never held elected office snagged the highest one in the land, something has become abundantly clear—America is divided, and one of the starkest divisions is around education.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Robert Watson chose his favorite accessories to deliver the scientific community's starkest warning yet over the accelerating demise of Earth's life support systems: a tie with a dodo pattern, and cufflinks engraved with designs of tiny watches.
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There's already a mountain of evidence indicating how hollow that promise was, but Trump's attacks on Scaramucci — along with his refusal to be accountable for hiring him — is perhaps the starkest illustration yet of how empty that promise was.
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Most recently, its starkest failure has been the handling of the nearly nine-year-old conflict in Syria, with Russia backing the government of President Bashar al-Assad, and the United States, Britain and France supporting some opposition groups.
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Though the trend toward younger coaches is not restricted to Germany — in both Portugal and Denmark, for example, youth is no longer a drawback — the Bundesliga remains the cradle of the revolution, the place where the transformation is starkest.
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It certainly follows the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," model of making music, and while it might not be the starkest progress for him as an artist, that's his fault for setting the bar so damn high.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Friday issued the Trump administration's starkest warning yet to North Korea, saying that a military response would be "on the table" if Pyongyang took action to threaten South Korean and U.S. forces.
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A walkout at the Volkswagen factory in Bratislava last month, the first strike at a major Slovak car plant, led to a staggered 247.5 percent pay hike in what has become the latest and starkest sign of the shifting economic landscape.
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Three senior judges and 12 leading commercial and criminal lawyers say the changes, called the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance amendment bill, mark one of the starkest challenges to Hong Kong's legal system and are increasingly troubling its business, political and diplomatic communities.
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The starkest number, "Dennis & Billy," sung by Mr. Finn accompanying himself on guitar, told the story of small-town high school football players and best friends, one of whom enlists in the military while the other stays in their hometown.
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Tusk, a center-right former Polish prime minister who chairs summits of EU leaders, gave one of the starkest warnings yet from the bloc about the prospect that openly anti-EU parties could gain ground in May's European Parliament election.
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Below are five charts that illustrate the recent selloff and foreign investors' involvement in Turkey's $864 billion economy: Turkey's currency has plunged 56.53 percent in 2018 to record lows, the starkest sign of investor unease with the country's economic direction.
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Two years later, Young, Gifted and Black was a steeper departure — her starkest, weirdest, most enraptured album to date, more racially conscious, more delicately romantic, a pan-genre fusion of countless black pop styles united under the banner of spiritual yearning.
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The best and starkest flashback shows Dre trying to surprise Bow in the earliest days of their relationship with a flirty scavenger hunt that leads to a single rose — a gesture he thought would be romantic but that she finds hilarious.
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Mr. Kander's ascent is the starkest demonstration of the volatile and at times confounding dynamics of the battle for control of the Senate, with at least six races in a statistical dead heat just over two weeks before Election Day.
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But the starkest symptom of decline there - an opioid epidemic that has claimed the lives of hundreds in and around the city of Binghamton - rages on, and voters are demanding that candidates for public office address the loss of life.
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And it has, at its center, as its most powerful and influential country, a peaceful internationalist Germany — the starkest imaginable contrast to the Germany that trampled human rights into the dust in the 1930s and 1940s and almost destroyed European civilization.
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The reversal on stop-and-frisk is the starkest in a series of steps that Mr. Bloomberg has taken in the last two weeks to lay the groundwork for entering the Democratic presidential primary himself, a step that appears increasingly imminent.
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In 22017, the sense of being left behind economically -- along with a parallel anxiety about being eclipsed culturally and demographically -- produced a stampede toward Trump in America's smaller communities and one of the starkest geographic divides in any modern presidential contest.
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ABERDEEN, Scotland (Reuters) - A promise in a bond issued by Aberdeen city stipulating that investors can demand their money back early if the country leaves Britain is the starkest sign yet of investor nervousness over the prospect of Scottish secession.
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Below are five charts that illustrate the recent selloff and foreign investors' involvement in Turkey's $864 billion economy: Turkey's currency TRY= TRYTOM=D3 has plunged 25 percent in 743 to record lows, the starkest sign of investor unease with the country's economic direction.
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The new MacBook might be the starkest demonstration of USB-C's capabilities; the port is the only way to charge the laptop, plug in peripherals, attach an external display, or basically expand the laptop in any way beside using the headphone jack.
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The numbers are starkest in the hospitality industry: Job-switchers in hospitality earned $23.18 an hour, versus $25.73 for those remaining loyal to their company; but switchers were seeing 6.9% year-on-year wage growth compared with 4.8% for those who stuck around.
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The 2007 collapse of the I-35W Mississippi Bridge in Minneapolis, which cost the state millions of dollars in repairs and resulted in 13 casualties, is one of the starkest examples of the consequences of failing to address infrastructural problems in time.
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In the starkest example yet of the effects of Justice Scalia's absence, the Supreme Court deadlocked 4 to 4 Tuesday on a case that many feared would undermine organized labor, awarding a victory to public unions and demonstrating the conservative justices' diminished capacity.
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The federal government has quietly revived its investigation into the murder of Emmett Till, the 14-year-old African-American boy whose abduction and killing remains, almost 63 years later, among the starkest and most searing examples of racial violence in the South.
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And it was the starkest example yet of how Mr. Trump, who has insisted that the coming elections are about him, has put Republican candidates in the position of having to answer for statements, actions and issues many would rather not touch.
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LONDON — Britain said on Tuesday that it would not ban equipment made by the Chinese technology giant Huawei from being used in its new high-speed 5G wireless network, the starkest sign yet that an American campaign against the telecommunications company is faltering.
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But on Monday, an even younger activist -- Thunberg -- made the starkest argument yet for why addressing climate change is not just an issue millennials vote on, presidential candidates should debate on or elected officials need to have a box checking plan on.
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But the shift in attitude also offered one of the starkest examples yet of Mr. Trump's evolving views on domestic and foreign policy, as the first president ever elected without political or military experience settles into the role of commander in chief.
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"Honestly, with Trudeau, he's a very nice guy," Mr. Trump said when asked about the Canadian leader, in comments that were among the starkest to date of how the relationship between the two North American neighbors has weakened since Mr. Trump took office.
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Why it matters: The battle, which is leaving thousands of New Yorkers without access to the fuel, is the starkest repercussion yet of fights brewing for years across the country over oil and gas pipelines and their role in fueling climate change.
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But just as "In the Fade" should be reaching its starkest, sharpest point, as Katja's pain pushes her toward a moral crisis, Mr. Akin's focus seems to waver, and the sense of tough existential clarity that is his greatest virtue goes blurry.
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The 217 borders with the starkest divide, according to a study published Tuesday by nonprofit EdBuild, are home to neighborhoods with an average poverty rate of nine percent that run alongside neighborhoods with an average poverty rate of 19803 percent, a difference of 21980 percent.
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But the latest Fox News poll — which, as my colleague Sean Collins has detailed, comes on the heels of a string of surveys indicating that support for Trump's impeachment has risen rapidly — is perhaps the starkest illustration yet of the trouble the president faces.
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A reading above 50 still denotes growth, but Thursday's survey was the starkest sign to date that Britain's recovery from the financial crisis is losing momentum and shows why Bank of England policymakers have said they stand ready to boost the economy if needed.
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" International panic: Global markets also convulsed Tuesday after Trump called for further tariffs against China, according to The Wall Street Journal, which called it "the starkest sign yet that the threat of a trade war--once dismissed by many investors as unlikely--is rising again.
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The preservation of the loophole is only the latest and starkest example of how a policy that is increasingly attacked as unfair and unjustified by people on both sides of the aisle has managed to survive through the influence of its well-placed beneficiaries.
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In one of the starkest warnings yet from a European regulator, it said a major worry for banks is continuity of financial contracts or ability to fulfill obligations that have been entered into once Britain is no longer part of the EU legal system.
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Mr. Cagney's swift comeback — from ouster to new company took four months — provides one of the starkest illustrations of the speed with which the technology industry is moving past the sexual harassment allegations that swept Silicon Valley and many other industries over the last year.
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One moment during President Donald Trump's Fox News appearance on Tuesday served as the starkest example yet of how much he does not understand the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic: He urged Americans to flock to churches on Easter Sunday, just 19 days away.
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President Donald Trump wants to host 22012's G27 meeting of international leaders at Trump Doral in Florida, a private club he still owns and profits from — a move that would serve as perhaps the starkest illustration yet of how Trump is normalizing corruption.
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The starkest example of the competing priorities is the state and local tax deduction, which is heavily used in high-tax states like New York, New Jersey and California, which are represented by Democrats in the Senate but have some Republican representatives in the House.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Sunday that a Trump Tower meeting between top campaign aides and a Kremlin-connected lawyer was designed to "get information on an opponent" — the starkest acknowledgment yet that a statement he dictated last year about the encounter was misleading.
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Basking in the glow of a Sunday afternoon rally with President Trump, with whom he has closely aligned himself, Mr. Kemp argued Monday, as Republicans have for months, that this year's campaign for governor carried the starkest contrast of any here in recent decades.
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Images and stories of Australians from the bush to the beach choking on smoke and losing their homes have been one of the starkest illustrations for the country yet of the effects of climate change, playing out exactly as experts have been warning for decades.
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" Sanders' latest comments on Warren's health care plan is the starkest contrast either candidate has drawn since Sanders told ABC in one of his first interviews after his heart attack at his home in Burlington, Vermont, that "there are differences between Elizabeth and myself.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian forces have entered Raqqa, the former de facto capital of the Islamic State caliphate, in one of the starkest examples yet of how Moscow has filled the vacuum created by President Donald Trump's decision to pull U.S. forces from northern Syria.
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Will this contrast be rendered most vividly by nominating a candidate whose platform differs from the president's policies the most; one who can speak most articulately about changing course; or one who — through age, gender or race — represents the starkest departure from the president?
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The starkest demonstration of Mr. Trump's weakness came on Monday when Mr. McConnell and his stunned team learned that Jerry Moran, a typically reliable conservative from Kansas, felt safe stiff-arming Mr. Trump on his top legislative priority, announcing that he opposed the bill.
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On Thursday, the South African Reserve Bank announced its first cut to interest rates in over a year, lowering rates by 543 basis points to 254% as the continent's most industrialized economy tackles low inflation and its starkest contraction for over a decade in the first quarter.
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Why it matters: If the trend applies to the rest of the companies in the S&P, it would set a new compensation record for the third consecutive year — and "one of the starkest examples in years of shareholder performance trailing CEO pay," according to the Journal.
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The starkest indication that Clinton and Sanders were on two separate worlds when it comes to Israel came at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's annual conference in March -- Clinton delivered a fairly mainline argument in support of Israel as a cherished partner in the Middle East.
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The latest crop of primers range in colors and purposes so vast — we're talking the inkiest of blacks, starkest of whites, bright yellows, and more — that we're not quite sure where to turn when selecting the right eyeshadow base for our skin tone and desired look.
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Britain's biggest domestic lender Lloyds Banking Group has the starkest pay difference, with Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio - the sector's highest-earning boss in 2018 - on 2500 times as much as the median paid employee on 29.9,27 pounds ($26.4,22017), the company's annual report showed last Wednesday.
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But one of the starkest changes comes with the addition of a third option for the slew of human-like emoji — from rock star, to zombie, to dancing twins — that's neither the female nor male-appearing choices that have historically existed on the iOS emoji keyboard.
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Britain's biggest domestic lender Lloyds Banking Group has the starkest pay difference, with Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio - the sector's highest-earning boss in 2018 - on 169 times as much as the median paid employee on 37,27 pounds ($26.4,22017), the company's annual report showed last Wednesday.
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The split is starkest between free-market conservatives who view the mushrooming antitrust investigations of Google, Facebook and Amazon as government intrusions into private enterprise, and GOP lawmakers and regulators who believe the companies themselves now pose a threat to market competition, privacy and free speech.
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Why it matters: Zarif's words are the "starkest warning offered yet by Iran" after a tense summer with the United States and Saudi Arabia, reports AP. The big picture: During the interview, Zarif also repeatedly denied Iran's involvement in Saturday's attacks against oil facilities in Saudi Arabia.
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The starkest examples of this are Trump's threats to back out of defending Baltic NATO allies if they are attacked by Russia and to leave the World Trade Organization if he thinks trade deals aren't getting any better for the US. But this may not be an accident.
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Once, he was walking down a trail about 15 miles north of the border when he came across the starkest reminder of the harsh environment and the risk migrants take trying to cross it: a human skull, with the rest of the body sitting under a mesquite tree nearby.
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The South African Reserve Bank last week announced its first cut to interest rates in over a year, lowering rates by 25 basis points to 6.5%, as Africa's most industrialized economy tackles low inflation and its starkest contraction for over a decade in the first quarter of 2019.
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Cohen, who served as a Trump Organization attorney for more than a decade and has described himself as President Trump's "fixer," has sought to distance himself from his client and close friend in recent weeks—though the leak drew the starkest line in the sand between the two.
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One of the starkest differences came in a head-to-head shoot-off of a statue of Honest Abe in the late afternoon, where the Moto G7 captured an image that was better exposed, colorful, and avoided the awful yellow color cast that plagued the Xperia 10's shot.
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"As yesterday's events showed us in the starkest terms: the failures of our immigration system are a national security issue" Sessions said in Baltimore, the day after a 27-year-old green card holder originally from Bangladesh attempted to explode a device in the New York City subway.
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The Greek approach is the starkest example of European efforts to prevent a reprise of the 2015 migration crisis in which more than 850,000 undocumented people passed relatively easily through Greece to other parts of Europe, roiling the Continent's politics and fueling the rise of the far right.
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The Senate leader has told fellow Republicans in private that Mr. Moore's nomination has endangered the party's hold on the Senate, according to people who have spoken with him — his starkest acknowledgment so far that the political environment has turned sharply against his party since Mr. Trump's election.
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Over the past two weeks, Mr. Kushner has had little visible part in what has been Mr. Trump's most high-stakes moment as commander in chief, the starkest example of how much his role in the White House is changing as the Trump presidency enters its fourth year.
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Here's how much Americans earned per hour at every level last year: While the starkest difference is demonstrated between the upper middle class and minimum wage earners, the top five percent are also earning more than twice as much as the average American, who brings in $23.99 per hour.
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Mr. Ryan's remarkable declaration on Thursday that he was not yet ready to embrace the candidacy of his party's all-but-official nominee was the starkest evidence yet of how deeply top Congressional Republicans fear the damage an unbridled Mr. Trump could do to their majorities in the House and Senate.
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Mr. Biden's 180-degree turn on whether he would comply with a subpoena was one of the starkest and swiftest reversals by a candidate in the Democratic primary campaign, and came after he faced questions and criticism about whether his initial stand would run counter to the rule of law.
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The starkest example appears to be Nadia Marcinkova, an Epstein assistant who is accused in civil lawsuits of having perpetrated abuse alongside Epstein, aiding him to "satisfy his criminal sexual desires by, on occasion, directly participating in sexual abuse and prostitution of the minor girls," according to one of the lawsuits.
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Alexander Burns, national political correspondent: This is some of the starkest language we have heard from any Democratic candidate regarding Mr. Trump and the hard-right nationalists who make up part of his base — references to Nazis and the Klan, and to forces that were on the march in 1930s Europe.
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The insurance giant, which became the starkest example of "too big to fail" when it had to be rescued by the government during the financial crisis, is now trying to streamline itself to be more profitable and to fend off activist investors who are calling for it to be broken in three.
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Conway showed Trump the map below — one of the starkest examples of the trend she was highlighting: What we're hearing: While some conservative leaders are blaming Ivanka Trump for the indecision inside the White House, a source familiar with her thinking said she has not been advocating against the policy to the president.
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This fact may be the starkest: Low-income students who are among the very best math students — those who score in the top 5 percent of all third graders — are no more likely to become inventors than below-average math students from affluent families: The contrast here is a betrayal of American ideals.
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UNITED NATIONS/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations said on Saturday that denuclearization is off the negotiating table with the United States and lengthy talks with Washington are not needed, the starkest statement yet emphasizing the gulf between the two sides ahead of a year-end deadline set by Pyongyang.
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This is perhaps starkest in her foreign policy views: She has railed against "regime change wars" on the 2020 debate stages, and she has been accused of being overly warm to Russia, something that led former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to attack her as "the favorite of the Russians" in the 2020 race.
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Facing off for the first time in a five-candidate debate that stretched for three and a half hours, Ms. Le Pen and Mr. Macron offered the starkest of contrasts, with the National Front leader providing a dark picture of a France besieged by immigrants and Islam, and her rival preaching conciliation.
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Thirteen federal agencies present the starkest warnings to date of the consequences of climate change for the United States, predicting in a report that if significant steps are not taken to rein in global warming, the damage will knock as much as 10 percent off the size of the American economy by century's end.
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The striking split-screen view that has played out this week and will continue in Florida — of a president dispensing questionable theories about the virus and prioritizing his 2020 campaign, while his hyperfocused deputy tackles a life-or-death problem of governance — has put a long-standing Trump practice in its starkest relief yet.
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In one of the starkest examples of how the Trump administration is normalizing the sort of self-dealing that would have been unfathomable in previous eras, acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney announced on Thursday that next June's G7 summit will be held at a resort that President Donald Trump still owns and profits from in Doral, Florida.
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The comments from Trump at the end of a White House meeting with pharmaceutical executives, as well as from trade adviser Peter Navarro in a newspaper interview, were the starkest indication yet that the first-term Republican president is prepared to jettison two decades of "strong dollar" policies advocated by predecessors dating back to the Clinton administration.
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When the comedian, once known as "America's Dad," is sentenced to what could be up to 10 years in prison this week for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004, it will be perhaps the starkest evidence yet that the #MeToo movement has permanently altered the way the country reckons with sexual misconduct by powerful men.
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Amid a spiraling stock market, one of the starkest illustrations of the economic freefall sparked by this virus's spread — a freefall that could lead to a recession, if not an outright depression, economists say — is the most recent jobless numbers: 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment last week, shattering a 1982 record of about 700,000 filings in one week.
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For decades, Republican lawmakers -- fueled by the National Rifle Association -- have effectively cast the gun control debate in the starkest of possible terms: Give an inch to Democrats on their desire for what they call common sense gun safety measures and you are priming the pump for a day when the government will come and confiscate your weapons.
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" At Politico, John Harris and Andrew Restuccia described "this week's spasm of sudden policy lurches, graceless personal insults, oozing scandal news, and ceaseless West Wing knife fights" as "the starkest example to date of President Donald Trump's executive style looking untenable not merely from the outside—from the perspective of establishment politicians and media analysts—but from the inside, too.
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WASHINGTON — A major scientific report issued by 21980 federal agencies on Friday presents the starkest warnings to date of the consequences of climate change for the United States, predicting that if significant steps are not taken to rein in global warming, the damage will knock as much as 290 percent off the size of the American economy by century's end.
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While it's on brand, Trump's decision to have the next G7 meeting in a place where the US government and international governments would be forced to patronize his business is perhaps the starkest illustration yet of how he's thumbing his nose not just at tradition and ethical standards but also the Constitution's emoluments clause, a little-used provision aimed at guarding corruption of presidents by foreign interests.
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One of the starkest signs of the shift is the continued departure of some of Mr. Pruitt's top aides, such as Jahan Wilcox, who is returning to Republican Party politics, and who earned a reputation for his confrontational approach to interacting with the news media, calling one reporter for The Atlantic "a piece of trash," and threatening to call the police after reporters declined to leave an event Mr. Pruitt was at in North Dakota.
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But some of the starkest examples are found among conservatives, who often portray socially powerful groups as besieged even as they deny the suffering of the genuinely marginalized: If you live in America you are not oppressed, a victim, or owed anything You are part of a group of the luckiest humans ever to live Be thankful, work your ass off, honor god, improve yourself, be better tomorrow than today, and give back Embrace American privilege One of the chief goals of democratic politics is to achieve justice, restituting wrongs not just for particular people but also injured groups and classes.
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In Trump's first 100 days in office, foreign policy may be his starkest shift from the presidential campaign, as he showed a willingness to use military force in Syria, authorized a raid with Navy SEALs on the ground in Yemen, and now is talking tough about action to stop North Korea from obtaining a nuclear weapon that could strike the US. While Trump is still touting "America First" when it comes to issues like trade, he's shown a more international streak on foreign matters, from praising NATO (no longer obsolete) to giving commanders on the ground more authority to direct strikes like the recent "mother of all bombs" attack in Afghanistan, another move that's earned praise from hawks like McCain and Graham.
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